.. u liONOPOLIES.
aura-moons» m
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iii V
CONGRESS
iLLEGAL.
Taxi at the Insure—Mr. llaynar on
“a Homily of stringent Legislation.
mat-Unions to be Exempt from its
Mala-The Standard "it Company.
Wasnnroroa, Jan. 31.-—0ne «vi the most
)' .. importantbills W in the home yester-
daywasthsrneamre pro 10'3“. W)?
8am, oi laryland, to pmvgnt the forms-
flpd’ Mpoolaandctnnblnes. Thetoxt
it the lull is as lollows: .
W]. 39 it Merl, «to, that It shall not
balawful for any individuals. bod“ “7'90”“
Winner es of any tort. mtdins.
We! trlnlactl business in any state or
territory.” eatafe into any combination or u)
Wmmm. Wment or arrangemenl
3 any kind arenas-actor. directly or indirectly.
with any other Individuals, WM“- wflmfle w
socialbat or companies residing. located or
tranascting iauiaeaa in any other state or terri-
tory. bywhich the price of any article of mer-
chsudiae or comm-rec. or of any article in.
tended for file. use or consumption, shall be
flxodst any common stande or figure or by.
whichita price to the public shall be in any man-I
nor matrollod. regulated or establishm.
See. 2. That it shall not llclnwful for anyo‘
the persons or bodies mentioned in the» first see
tlon of thin act to make any contract or to enter
into any utilisation, covenant or agreement. of
any salt by which they shall hind thcniselvcs not
to. sell or dkpoaa of any article of trade. use, mer-
conuneroe or consumption below a
common standard or figure. or by which they
tall acres to sell such article at a curtain price,
orbywhich they shall agree in any inannerto
keepthe price of said article at a tired or gradu-
ated figure. or by which they shall in any manner
establish or settle the price of any article between
them so aato preclude among themselves at all
times free and unrestricted cmnpetition, or by
which they shall agree to pool, combine or unite
any interests they may have in connection with
the sale of such article as the result of which its
price might in any manner be affected.
See. a. it shall not be lawful for any of the
persons or bodies mentioned in the first section
of this act to combine, unite or con .olidntc.
either directly or through the creation of trusts.
or lnmvcution a trustees, directors. managers
‘ or other fiduciary agents, any interests. fran-
chises or property they may have for the purpose
of allowing or regulating the prices of any com-
modity whatever that they may sell. or for the
purpose of preventing coxntmt'ltion between
fluent. and any contract not to compete or under-
selleachotherat any time made between them
shall be unlawful. ,
See. 4. Any contrsCt made in violation of any
at the provisions of the foregoing sections shall
beabsolutoly null and void and not enforceable,
either in law or equity.
Scull. Any person, or the ofllcur of any cot-v
ponte body who shall violate any oi the provis-
ionsof the foregoing sections, or who shall, di-
rectly or indirectly, enter into any of the con»
tracts therein specified. or become party or privy
thereto, in any manner. shall be guilty of a mi»
demeanor, and shall, upon conviction in the dis~
trict court of the United States within whose
jurisdiction the contract is made. or upon con-
fiction in the district court within whose juris-
diction the oflending party resales. mjourus or
lives, be fined In the sum of $1,0U0. or imprisoned
for a period not cxcecding one year, 9?
both fined and imprisoned in tin- lllSt‘l'r‘lliJll of
the court. .
Sec. 6. Any person buying any article from
any person or body mentioned in this act that is
transacting business contrary to in: provisions,
shall not be liable for the [trier lhrrmt‘. and he
may at all times plead this not no a xlcfvnw to
any suit that may be brought against him time-
for.
~ Sec. 7. Nothing herein contained shall prevent
the dill’erent assemblies and associations of or-
ganized labor from passing and adopting such
Insulation as they may think proper in refer-
once to wages or the compensation for labor or
the price of any article manufactured by the
when of such assemblies or association: and
such anamblles and association shall retain—
aud there is hereby reserved to them-12.“ the
rights-std privileges now accorded to them by
law, notwithstanding anything herein contained.
Sec. 1 Nothing herein contained shall apply to
thnsaleof any article OI’ merchandise which is
aniuemurly within the limits at any one state
or territory by Individuals or corporations resid-
inga' located solely within the borders of said
state or territory.
Relm’lngtothobill, Mt. linyncrsnid to a.
correspondent last night:
“’l'hsrs moms to be an almost unanimous
dispil‘ltkininthehmlsow pass a bill of this
character. The trusts run-rt be broken up, but
the states are powerles to deal with them, me
has been frequently held, notably in the
Standard Oil company cases in the supremo
court of Pennsylvania. A state cannot exor-
cise jurisdiction over a corporation that is not
Within its own sovereignty, nor over individu-
ab who do not reside within its limits."
“Has congress the power to act?"
“I think Sn. clearly. There is an unbroken
lino or decisions upon this point by the su-
conrt of the United Stalin. If indi-
viduals or corporations in dillerent stains
’combins to raise the price ofjmerchnndlse
thronghmt the country it allocts the com-‘
meroeof the country, and congrm has the
W to prevent and regulate it. luweetign-
this amount to nothing. We know an (atom,
without any more evidence.
“The Standard Oil company stands at the
head of the list. Itshistoryisoneof fraud
and corruption, and it ought to be swept out
at existence. Unless We do something anon,
individual enterprise in some of the most
important departments of industry and com.
. meroewili be swallowed up by then-strum
that bankrupt every one who does not surren-
dot-Whom.”
‘
In the Now York Legislature.
Amity, Jan. 31.—-In the senate hut eveni-
Ing bills woreintroducod to include the lat-boob
maintained by thsNew York Catholic pro-
teetoryamongthoseparticipating in the up
pnrtionmsnt of New York city school money»;
mm the ionisation oi trusts; prohibit-
Ingoontrlhutiom to control admins and
withholdtham from the peoplc.nnd making
the urns a “my.
Ail-[ram Disciplined.
Blooxnrlflan. 31,—Fim was discovered
“Amway morning in the base-
. m d BtJohn’s Home for Orphan Boys
stat. Iark’s avenue and Albany street. The
”Wallis out building were aroused
hydrants-or Charity, and. thanks tom
Mplias of the institution. they
ml: the halls and down to
room door without any panic or
w they were kept in line there
to be marchsdout if
f)
momry,while
a” > putonttheilre in thebatmnsut.
with
was slim mpliaheil. The
will not lac-Id 01,000. The Sisters were
annihi- Wionftan’ chum-an,
data” and broadultviaiton psa-
, In. Dias-an ”sound Innocent.
withoompllcityinths
R vinaiBt. Petersburg,
MBMwhk-hhaaoccnpiad
_, Malamwuconcluded
WWMmy
years, and which destroyed property valued
at from $1,500,000 to cannon, situated on
Broadway.hetween8pringandl’rincam
Four big business homes, with their walnuts,
were unnpletoly (buoyed, and three more
serimuly damaged. Thirty~two firms were
burned out. one of which employed over 2300
girls. WI) Will be thrown out of work for
mutation.
The tire endangered the whole neighbor—
hood For hours torrent of water were
poured on the burning buildings from twenty
Iaam fire engines and two water horrors.
Besides the brave firemen who managed
thmtherewemmenhookandladdcrcom-
panics called out with their he. Man!
brave deeds waste performed, there were
numerous narrow escapes g firemen,
several of whmnwere inj , ortunately
no fatal (mules owurred, although three
victims had to be removed to the hospital.
The scene of the tire was midway in the
block between Spring and Prince streets, and
extended clear through from Broadway to
Mercer street. it is adjoining the site of
Barnum's American Museum, which was
burned on March 2, 1868. The origin of
yesterday's: condagration is so far’ a mystery.
Twenty minutes after the tire was discov-
ered there was a loud explosion somewhere in
thonilddle of the building. Window: were
rattled violently, and showers of glam rained
down on the them who were dragging long
lines of hose inside the building. This led to
a third alarm being sounded, and for several
harms the entire department was obliged to
work steadily in subduing the “mural, and
there were many bairbroadth escapes. The
flnltalarm rounded at 6:40am, and by 1
o'clock all that was left of the four Immense
structures was a pile of debris heaped up in
the [tenement-t. from which thick smoke as-
eondul, and the fragments of masonry and
iron work, which were strewr'i clear norms
Broadway. - ,
During the program)! the tire six special
culls had been sent, in addition to tho ambu-
lance calls, which the police had taken the
responsibility of sounding.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Action Taken looking to a Speedy Begin-
ning of Operations.
Wasutxorox. Jun. 3L—Tlic architect of
the proposed Catholic university building,
Mr. liuhlwiuybas obtained the names of live
or six of the prominent builders in this city,
and has invited them to nmltc bids for the
construction of the building. The preparation
of the plans and the sym'iiicatioris an: com-
plctal sufficiently to allow estimatw to be
taken. Mr. Baldwin has visited, in company
with Mr. Forsyth, the city h vcyor, the Mid—
dleton place, and the exact location of the
new building has been do It will
be located on the brow n a hill, to the west
of the old house that is still Ming.
Surveyor Fonyth enacts soon to go out
and make the memory mn'cys, and thou
the work of laying the foundations will begin.
The site is on the Metropolitan branch of the
Baltiumrc and Ohio railroad, just outside the
city liullB and cast of tho grounds of the sol-
dio-r!’ homo Along this linen! milmuiluro
the moat desirable suburban parks. nmv lio—
lug llllpl‘ile by dwellings and hotels for
summer rmirt. ,
Amlllng liermassy'a Anti-Socialist lllll.
Banux, Jan. :ll.~lluring the debate on
the snti-srx-ini'ut bill in the Reichstng yester-
day Herr Bebe] made a speech of three hours'
duration in which he denmtnccd the measure
as a disgrace to the government The gov
eminent, he declared, might annihilate the
remnants of social liberty, but it could not
orovcnt the growth of socialistic idm He
then madé specific charges ngainsttbe gov—
amment of having empleyal nnageut in Lon-
don to incite the Socialists of that city to nets
of violence in Trafalgar square. in order to
provoke England to expel them. llcrr “'iud—
them. said he (Retired to see social d‘cmix'rmry
mmbuttcd by ethical means. When the bill
was consider-ml in committee be “mild pro.
pose to modify its severity, and if the ro—
posal was rejected a portion of the co tor
would support the prolongation of the exist—
ing low for the year and the remainder would
vote for it.» abolition.
Memoriallslng Congrosa.
Wasutxorns, Jan 3l.-—John ll. Davis,
John I. If? and Hugh McGarvey, a commit-
me representing the Pennsylvania striking
railroudcrs and ruinous. arrived here lih’t
night, and today will lay befdrc mingm a
memorial stating that the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Coal and Iron company,
the Lehigli Valley Railroad company and
other corporations have unlawfully conspired
with individuals tornisothe price of coal toan
unreasonable figure, and for this purpose have,
by enforcingalockout in the entire lehigh
and Schuylkill anthracite coal system, pro-
ventcd the mining and shipping of coal from
these systems toany part of the Unite-(18mins.
They ask as the representatives of 82,000
worklngmon that congrea appoint; a syn-(rial
omnmittoo of the house of representatives to
investigate the came of said lockout an smal-
lly as instills.
Killer! by Illa Vi'lfo’s Lover.
Rosie, N. Y., Jan 31.——In the Iowa of Au.
gusto, Hunday evening, Norton hlotcalf was
shut and instantly killed by Virgil Jacksmi.
Mouralf's lamina engagements took him from
home a great deal, and during his absence
lira Mom" was almost . coristantly in the
ounpany oi Jackson. The lunar escorted
Mrs. hletcalf to church Sunday afternoon,
and on returning the ample were met by the
angryhusband,whoforhsdohimto may
his wife again. A wordy war followed, and
Jackson drown revolver and find three shota
liietmlf fell tothe ground and died blatantly.
The murderer gave himself up to the authori—
ties, stallin. Motoclf,whornanifeste no nor»
matherhushand’sdesth. will probably be
arrested as an accamory.
A Brutal rune:- Instantly Illlad.
Wat-nuns, Ma, Jan. lit-«At Contra
them,
andcnflunday www.mhtinghis
wifqhsstruekonaofhisdsughtanandhsd
thrownhsrdownandwasehohingher. The
mmww darted
whisrsvolvrmutonsonhs
tbsphtolandrau towardsbsdrm
.9 ‘ Best Qualiiyu‘ol’
Elihu [large . 13a; the
A
Which we arc selling at the following
LOW PRICES
(lunucililoru. l2 «Canefi (iii
“ Tomatoes ll ii “
“ Sneeotss , l3 3 “ 72
“ hints Beirut-.14 l “ 82
“ Polls. 15 ii “ 84
“ Salmon, is it I“ 105
“ lobstertatar)” ii " 100
“ Iiahetllicausflh ii “ Hi
0‘ Pumpkin, 12 it “ (iii
Luz-t but not Mm
{IiIIIilllIi Illl‘lllll
bargain. lluvo sold is lot or
them and is few more remaining.
All these [lands Warrautei.
C here than 6 Lane at the regular retail price.
Dibble & Seminal.
IIIIII II. II. JAVA IIIIFFIIII.
n. ....
DANIEL L’llIlMlillillllll?
Washington: Street Bridge.
The Model lulu.
—-—~'l II B BEST”
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST “MINER.
If you want the choice-t MEATS. nhtnincdrc-
nitceo of trouble or cost, you will ilad them at my
Poultry if all K‘ "is,
IN ITS SEASUKI
F. HAYES.
Dllllllll's BLOCK. - soU'ru xouwALn.
.80" N ll. I’I'JIIIHR,
l5 [mu-salcunii ill-mil llcnlvr in all kind! of
Bill. III] .WIIIIII
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawunna, Locust
Iilouutuiu, Franklin.
Wilkcsbarro Goals.
tin or RUBBER PAINT:
Yards foot of Washington and liar-
sbnll strccte. l‘annch oilicc nt Stilnon
Drug N‘urv Mini
swu AND BUSHNELL,
Wummsatn sun ltzran. Deanne ll‘
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
3'2 ll'A'I‘Eli-S'I‘., foot. linnli.
B lil DG El’illi'l‘. .
l’llltl’: LEAD it (“[8, RAILRIDAID (10L
RS. BEST MIXED PAINTS. . ~
Nora Smith hand made Socks, Mitt». etc ,iintm-
tit'yli Itiillt‘t'Jt'M.Klllllli:f Mittens and (limos. Ull
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. SHACKLES, NETS, SCOOPS
dilthBl.‘ AND FORKS,
or beat material nndin Dlll‘cml pathwns for the (lye
trr Business,
Especially Prepared (lotion Dredge
bu Rope. Mani In lluoy and liand
Dredge lune.
Oils, Packing. Waste, lime, Ind 11 full line of ling-
nccra‘ Supplies. Murine lights, (llama, Pings.
WNIZW YORK PRICES.
W Allmtion to Order: by .llullor .llemnger
and
1
Short "tunes
w. ON...—
Socinl Etiquette.
Compilcd from fine iufcul and bent tmrka
I on the subject by "Atari l‘lillililil.”
PRICE. 40 «rule.
This book mould be in every tannl ch-eimuu of
knowing "'l’he pmpcrthinuto do." n all desire
to behave properly audio know what In the last
":th of manners. What shall we tun-h our child-
ren. that they may go out into the world well lll’uil
men and Woment
"tlliuil'l‘ HINTS" containn the answer, and will
be mailed to any minim-e postage prepaid on uretpt
of price;
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail each of our
friend: a copy ofuth'c sham vsltit'shlcilzmk grail-alt:
rev it Mgr. l ry w ma us . wrapper-
Dobblngllliecttic liolp.
By raiding up the manners all you wound a new.»
papa. the postage will be only 2 mats.
Always put our toll name and acidic» on the
outstdeyi the attic and wrilc ml the word lili-
quette sue. and then we will Inuit who sends it.
I. L. CRAGIN it (10.. '
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
W "a
~ 18!. to l...s
Oflldta, no Rain sheet.
tanhedioodsf
1
f
M... mMammeWW -
.IoHN Tuls'ruaru,
fl. s._nooo_'s JEWELRIMSTORE.
CANDIES
Hi all kinds. I’ll'tllcllhii
— . «9»— -
COIINUCOI’IAIS. RANDY 'i‘UYri.anda full amm-
mm of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEB'S “LOCK.
'5")le
B. F. soy...
MISIC llA Ll. BLOCK,
la the plarc to get
First-ilassimcerles
of all kinds.“
LOW PRICES.
We pull the (,‘oicllcslcr i‘rcunicry
llniicr in ilolls.
We also have, at line lot of other
lluticr that w- are selling low. Come
and try it.
If you want
[IIIUII BUFFEE IIII 'I‘III,
'l'n uv. We hair the limit.
B. F. STEVENS,
MUSIC II A Ill. “hilt“.
"hunky Tunic. “
CARRIAGE MAKING.
R EJ’A IIKIN G
GE.'EIIAL BLACKSMITIIINII.
Tilli- In the eons-on in which to prepare for wintrr
and it us better to get rt only for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter rmrun
Workuf all kind» pt running: :0 (lll'llhlft‘ walnut,
and neural hlarhenii'hu": pmlhp'ly .rmxui u m,
Wagons of all kind: ltttuiv to pref- r
Wagons for ELI"
Henry Tilly.
ii A I .\ H'l‘ ll I'IE'I'.
CHARLES SMITH
”m”..-—
ONLY ON I: QUAL‘I'I'To-THE VERY BEST
lk‘tl. \‘csl. lamb. I’ullltry. Mutton, Halt Pork,
Fran-ll l’ork, Form-d Bt'r‘I, Smukrd ’l'unguc,
Spring Chicken, llaim, sllnuldrrv.
Illiucnn, Bacon, Frankfnrla.
Snulclhitu, t cry "li‘t‘.
{Built-(l Bolivian-N "uni.
Poultry killml and dumped lrcah «wry day.
(inlcrsdcliu-u-d promptly at any time of the day
or cvcutuc.
JOHN H. SMITH",
FLORIST. -'
_._._.-..... _
MAIN STREET, Room NURWALK
GILBERT M. RITOl-I.
Livery a
WARWICK Koren,
"one! and i'nnluucslolct for all mean-lone
i‘unuww nt ill-pol to meet All Trains.
(mod Tuna-nu nl llesmnshlo l’rlt‘c‘.
’l‘rliphone connection. ml it
F‘ A. did-Io R Y
To lot or for ml», mum lily and Raymond streets.
mount]: or
II. .I. Woodward or linear" Frost.
Moo-w
For Into
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS I
on WOODWARD At’lt.
mourns or
E. A. Woodward.
J.H mute";
" bum IN
hats, Fish ilslnrs,
Vegetables, Fruits,
can!» GOODS. ETD.
“MINI”. “NIH.
on. ll. I711. ii i ll: Betti.
m
OPTIGIAN, I
83 linin SL, 80. Norwalk, ,
Columbia Feel.
Bnlumhia Fill.
Until byzzill noted dealers in
Horscs; llllil ('tllllc. Contains
more. nutrinwnt than Corn,
Onl'snr win-Rt. and Hold (l0
ilill‘iulurc i!) :‘l 0qu print.
RaymondBros
/ General Agents.“
GOTO
E.II. IIIIIIIII’S
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MESS" BOSTON
IIIIIIIlIlIlfll‘Bflfl ,
I2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
Highest. i'nsh Price
Full
‘0
half-Z
:5. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
I‘dl‘licr moving can n-Il llu‘ .40. k by Et-llillflg pus
tal card to
WILLIAM I'ODMOIKE,‘
<Hl"l‘tl \‘nitW/«LK.
lililhi!
wot;—
ILI. GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
__.._..m.
The llcst Goods for
the Least Money
mar——
II. S. BRlIWN'S
Bilil'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark A: Lane’s Block.
QMAIN§TBFFL
daw
éin'r firm BEST.
—--'I‘lll€r«~——»
“ Florida ”
STEAM unlrnlt.
l.
a .
’i'wmyln aorta minim. one of thus in the
Sentinel oillce. when ii can be men in as
application.
w. H. MEEKER,
dole “out for Namath.
ssalury Matt“; and low rowan busting a
Womemm.
Ilcsi quality. 353.50.,
—‘——ruE——~—
Hnlms nan Biennial Muslin,
ll’o-oil’cr this choice brand for «mu week zit '
it low price. . -
A. DICK* MAN ' & SUN.
39 Washington: Sim-t. - South Norwalli.‘
’ I
-w...“ .
‘ r-‘on vomit "
FreshMeats
“do To run——‘
jPEOPLES’ MARKET.
Goods delivered promptly and special attention paid toordcrn left at the market. A full line of
VEGETABLES.
DIDN’T FilRGET THE PLACE,
PeopleS’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
FREE RETURN FARE
WILL BE GIV EN BY
w. B. HALL a. 00.,
To all who during January shall purchase to amount of $1010 at their
RED TICKET SALE.-
Al; unrk ltzielzctr, Inni‘b, chopping. flow” and H:
as. follow: is", lilc, 15. '33- We. and. 75 c--r»l-.
I l I
Shopping and Travelingr Bags.
\l'cri' it‘iccnle: mlticke-t prlcclhc. Wort-50c: rcduckcr nice. 5N, Were
Wrn- Si; red ticket rice 75. 5“," ‘15 andfilJiS hag-I, chowc at SI. All “.50 and fill?) 9. choice at
$125. All$23111$‘.‘2.'Sbngtl,€hmv'clll8!.50. lmuiu-r, plush, I’m-(s and worsted good-9 a! marked rc-
rnnlhw, of NH. i'crtnmciy. Imam. Mirna-arc and all srtwlm bought for Holiday will «:0 st ml ticket
pun-- i
Merino Underwear.
Lots of mi tukrl bargains. American hoeh-ry, best quality. shirts {and drawers
Inuzce' goods n-duccd.
Scotch Wool Underwear.
Guiln‘ best Scotch wool'shirts and drawers, full regular made. will
Nitric! underwear all marked at astonishing prices.
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
all will feel the influence of rod tichc’s. Elegant and wraps that were 31w, 3Y5 un‘d ‘
marked Slat). 31-5 and 3154). Tin-so are the: bout goods, and the moat fashionable: that can
Sml pickets will 5:" at $75 and $30.
$50- '
“'c Will x-rll a few icm wrapr‘. trimmed with'best black martin. at 850. We do not claim thereto he the
beer M‘Iil, bu they are Worth $100 each. »
w. B. HALL a. co.
oRoCERIES AND MEATS
——-—AT 7113 OLD STAND OP— —-
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
spurnewoon.
rap bnsketh marked at less than half value and placed
75c; red ticket price 50c.
. 52, now 3). All
go at about half price. .
. we have
made.
VF
ALL “RIDERS FILLED PBOMI’TLY.
— “—9..“ .
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
SEYMOUR BROS.
have received a large invoice of the Celebrated
DEW-Bill? Silillll illlllll.
It. direct from factory in Malia-.111" rand obtain s sample can. which is guaranteed to he the In“ nth
clc. In this line. in town.
Dew-Drop mar Corn. Dew—Brop Blackberrles.
Dow-Drop ntsluca. new-Drop Slmllll.
Ilew~llrop I' circa. how-Drop 'Appl'lools.
now-Drop uruuup. new-Drop tomato Calsnp.
Dew-Drop Bartlett Pears. . Dow-Drop. i IIIII Boa
Dew-Bron Burl: Juno Peas.
I”.
———-———-o» -- a...
mac goods are atrictly amiss, and are put up for those who can appreciate it good article. We
are gml ment- and have exclusive sale for this brand in this town.
HARD PAN PRICES.
TURKEYS
The Cheapest and Best in I'm.
'CELERY -
non anows. mu tvm on.
30113 DRESSED GEMS. Gm
‘ AND DUCKS. '
Man a full line of
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. Eggs
' and Canned Goods.
wauow— .
float. rials. Oysters. (llama and plaque”.
Ramona Market.
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