SAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS.
One of His Experiences.
For thlrty-clslit years C'npt. J.oud follon-ptl
the son, most of Unit tlmr as master of u ves
sel, una upon rrtlrlnB from i he water was iip
pnl'itecl by the Secretary of tho United Suites
Treasury (o superintend the seal fisheries In
Alaska, which position ho hold flvoyoars. He
relates olio experience us follows!
"For several years 1 had been troubled with
general nervousness and pain In the teglon
of my heart. My greatest, Mlllction was
Hleeple-sitei; It was almost Impossible at any
time to obtain lest and sleep. Having seen
Dr. Miles' remedies ndvcrtled I bepan using
Nervine. After taking a small quantity the
benefit received was so great that I was posl
lively alarmed, thinking tlie lemedy con
tained opiates which would finally be Injuri
ous to me; but on being assured by the drug
gist that It was perfectly harmless, 1 contin
ued It together with the Heart Cure. Today
I can conscientiously say that Dr. Miles' Ke
storatlve Nervlno and New Heart Cure did
moro forme than anything I hud ever taken.
I had been treated by eminent physicians
In New York and San Francisco without ben
tit. I owe my present good health to the
judicious use of these most valuable remedies,
and heartily recommend them to allaillleted
as I was." Capt. A. 1'. IOud, Hampden, Me.
Dr. Miles' Kestoratlvo Nervine and Now Cure
are sold by all druggists on a positive cuar.n
tee, or by Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Intl., on receipt of price,, ?l per bottle, or sl
bottles for So, express prepaid. They are
're'j from all opiates and duugcrotis drugs.
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No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
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SNEDDEN'S : LIVERY
Horses ana Carnages to Hm.
Hauling of all kinds promptly attended to.
Horses taken to board, at rata
that tre liberal.
On PEAR MET, Rear of (he Coffee House.
WEEKS' SALOON,
17 S. Main Street.
Ficcst Brands of Wines, Wbitktys u4 Oigwi
Freah lleer, Porter and Ale
lwy on far,
JOE WYATT'S
saloon and restaurant,
(Christ. Bossier's old stand.)
,'f alu ami Coal Bts,, Bbeuandavb.
rtit rer. ale and sorter on tan. The finest
brands ol whiskeys and olgars. Pool room at
tachea,
'Public Notice!
Notloe If hereby given that persona osattoj
ng or detaining beer kef will be proaeouted
as provided by the Aot of Assembly spproved
tprU 4th, 1886.
Brewers' AiooJiUoti.
Shenandoah, Fa.. Judc a, 16Mb 1
I'd VIPT
Ho Defeated Mascot Without Ap
parent Exortion,
NOT FORCED TO MAKE FAST TIME.
rrnm Start to Finish the Clinmplnn Stat
linn Hiul llrrrjtliliiK HI' Own Vu,
Slmrot Artlng lladly Pnomtl IiMrr
the World', IVn .Mile ltecoril.
New York, Nov. 8. Tlie t - ttinRtimti h
between Directum mid Mn , tvhii ii it
had been salil was golrjK tu Up the tno-t
sensational event that ever took pliue be
tween liartieaaed homes, proved to be in
sensation at all, so far an the race Itself
was concerned. There was but one hnrw
in It. The only sensational part of the
day's program and arrangement was the
enormous crowd that gathered at the
Fleetwood track to see the iort. There
DlltEOTUM.
were between 0,000 and 7,000 peoplo pres
ent. It was, perhaps, us large an nssem
hlago as ever collectedntthatttack. There
were visitors present from Detroit, Chi
cago, St. Lous, Indianapolis, and even
from places as far away as Denver and
California.
Directum won tho toss for tho pole, and
when they were Bent awny in tho Ilrst heat
on the second scoring Directum got pretty
nearly half a length tho advantage. Kelly
was holding Directum's reins and An.
drews drove Mascot. Tho horf.es had not
niade over 100 yards when Mascot threw
up his heels in a shameful break and lost
five or six lengths by so doing. Kelly at
once took Directum back and held him
closd until Mascot recovered and got
within a length of hiln. Mascot broke
again and lost more ground.and Directum
had things ills own way to tho Ilntsh,
which he paaKed at least live lengths in
front of his opponent. The time for that
rnilo was 2.10.
Directum got a little the best of tho start
In the second heat, too, and held itoaRlly,
Kelly was taking things easy with Direc
turn, knowing that his adversary could
never overhaul him, and while AndrewM
tried his best Directum pnsssd under tho
wire fully four lengths to tho good. The
time for tho second heat was 2.07K.
The third heat was the only ono that
contained a tinge of interest. In this, as
in the other heats, Directum was from a
neck to half a length in advance when tho
racers were told to go, nnd that advant
age he increased to a good length beforo
the first turn had been rounded. Tho lxvir
ran for a hnlf mllo with Mascot's uoso
well on to tho wheels of DIrectuni's sulky,
and then the pacer was called upon to
move up.
Mascot showed a good hear and steady
movement. lie tried his best to do what
ho was bidden, but ns ho attempted to
Improvo his position Kelly made a slight
demand upon tho black horse, whoso
movement had been simply perfect from
the time that lie first made a scoring
under tho wire, and tlie black fellow shot
ahead liko a bullet, and within tho next
hundred feet left plenty of daylight be
tween his driver's back and the horbe that
was trying to win 150 from hiin. Going
up the hill on the oil side of the track
Directum increased his lead, going
smoothly, more like a machine in his per
fect motion than a living tiling, and when
Kelly had secured three lengths' advan
tage he let up a little bit on his charge.
X Mascot, however, kept going all the
time, and when they came into the stretch
Mascot had again lapped the leader.
Kelly gave another little push to his horse,
but Mascot continued to cling. Kelly then
saw that he would have to drive to win,
and for the first time during the match ho
compelled Directum to exert himself. The
horso responded splendidly, and opened a
gap of perhaps half a length between his
sulky and Mascot's uoso. This was nt a
point within a hundred yards of tho finish.
Andrews, although he knew that he was
beaten, kept his gelding moving, but could
not decrease the lead, and it was in those
positions that the contestants passed un
der the wire in tho third heat. The time
of the last heat was 2.08K-
Tho match was for 18,509 a side.
Another Interesting event was tho ten
mile trot of Pascal, the holder of the rec
ord for that distance, made at Stockton,
Cal., of 2T.2j. Yesterday Pascal made
the distance In 2fl. 15, thus knocking olf 1
mln. 8 seos. from tha world's record.
Another Steamer for Polxoto,
New York, Nov. 3. The steamship
Brittanla arrived here this morning anil
joined Pelxotoa' New York Heat. Nego
tlatloua were completed for her sale In
Boston yesterday, and the price agreed
upon is (BiS.OOO. The Brittanla ie known
among Boston shipping men aa the
"White Elephant." She has been laid up
in Kant Boston during the summer, hav
ing proved too expensive for use as a pas
senger steamer. She ie of 3,000 ton regis
ter, and the cost of building was 1335,000.
A Young; Farmer Held Up.
Flemikotok, N. J., Nov. 3. Behlard
Yawger, a young farmer afI.ebanon,whil
driving home from Stanton station during
the night, met two strangers in a buggy
In a lonely woods. They grabbed his
horse, pointed a pistol at his head, searched
hii pockets and succeeded in getting a
small amount of money. Two weeks ago
a similar robbery occurred near the same
place.
Father Murphy May be Kxconimunlcatt'd.
PATKBSOJf, N. J., Nov. 3. Rev. Dr.
Smith said today that Mgr. Satolll had
written him that if Hev. Father Murphy
did not leave St. Joseph's parish hoiuc
within four days he would be excommuni
cated. Father Murphy believes (hat Dr.
Smith has uot received any such letter.
Trltd to Cremate His Murdttred Wife.
Atlanta, Nov. 2.-C. A. William, ol
Chambers county, Ala., killed, his wif
and tried to burn her body, but the Ore
want out. M Ullama has fled.
The Weather
General? fair, except Uat local ehowen
In northern New York anil Central Penn
tylvamU; wind blttinz toweet, wider tomorrow..
Friendly
ittle ones of
FiSOMl
is never en
tertained by
the children
for a medi
cine that
tastes bad.
This explain
the popular
ity amony
ones
cott's Emulsion,
preparation of cod-Iivc.-"il
almost as palatable as
lk. Many mothers hac
;rateful knowledge of it?
cmefits to weak, sickly
hildren.
ttBolH..W.V
POLITICAL.
VOTE FOR
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COMMISSIONER
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
CONTROLLER.
VOTE FOR
Ol Slieitnndoali,
-FOR-
TREASURER.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
COMMISSIONER
VOTE FOR
C. C. IATTEI
-FOR-
REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
Dr.Daniel Dechert
-FOR-
County Treasurer
Piatt's Popular Saloon.
(rornerly Joe Wyntt's)
19 ind 21 West Oak Street,
SKKMAMDOAH, PA.
sat stoeMd with the beet beer, porter, ale.
rfblfUM, biMOlet, wines, etc Placet olnra
Yf btret netted. Cordial Invitation to n
ALLEN
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.
LolicnRiiln'sSfitnKP Warriors Mnweil Down
by llrltUh Mnrlilmt tliinn.
CArETOWN, Nov. 3. King I.obi'iigula is
flying northward, and when last reported,
nt Fort Charter by the native runners
tent out to the rear in order to open up
communication between the columns in
pursuit and that fort, the fugltivu king
was trying to rally his troop, inn King
has been located alnrnt a hundred mllei
north of Uuliiwayo.
King lotjcngulii seems to navo lanen
into a complete trap, as his further flight
northward towards tlie Zambesi river la
blocked ami impassable, while (he let-
befly country is in his rear and I'ort Salis
bury on his right flank. On his left flank
the British columns are advancing, and
thuaittaitTpi-cted that, the king will be
compelled to surrender within a few days'
time.
On Oct. 31, between night and dawn,
the Mntnladcs, estimated to be 5,000
Btrong, made a desperate rush forwHru
Upon the camp, attacking from several
sides at one e ami in one Instance sweeping
by and over an advance picket which had
not been called into the main body. The
Matalieles came forward to the black wall,
showing admirable discipline and the
greatest bravery.
The British commanders allowed King
Lobengula's impls to advance until they
were within easy range of the Mnrtlner.
rifles and Maxim guns, when at a prear
ranged signal a deadly lire was poured
into the Mutabules.
Then, for a few momenta there was a
scene witnessed which was peculiarly hor
rible, from the desiwrate courage displayed
by tlie Matalieles and by the display of
terrible, engineering, death dealing skill
made by tlie machine guns which poured
bullets like water from n hose Into the
howling natives, mowing them down liko
grass. Before such a death dealing firo it
was not to lie expected that humanbeings
could make a stand, and they broke and
fled, still followed by the leaden rain and
leaving MXi killed and wounded on the
field, in addition to carrying away with
them hundreds or other who were
wounded, while as many moro at least
were able to st agger away in retreat bear
ing more or less severe wounds, from
which numbers of them have since died.
Onlytwo of the colonists were killed and
six wouuded,
A Sort Inn Hx-MInlsler Murdered.
Beixikadi., Nov. 3. M. Velimirovitch,
formerly Servian minlHterof public works,
was found dead in his bedroom in his rei
denco here. His head had been severed
from his body, which was mutilated In
Horrible, manner. A largo sum of money
mid a quantity of valuables were stolen
There is no clew tn the author or authors
of the crime. It is believed, however, that
robbery was not the principal motivo, and
that tho crime was due to political ani
mosity engendered while M. Velimiro
vitch was at the head of the ministry of
justice.
Lroiif!ergH4t TleiuW riot Guilty,
Cllic.uio, Nov. ;l. Patrick Ku-gene
Joseph Prendergnst, the murderer of
Mayor Harrison, was arraigned in.ludgo
ilnrton's court. Tho court room was
crowded, and when tho prisoner was led
in by the jailor tho spectators Jumped to
their feet. 1 he Jiction berrilled Premier
gast, and with blanched face he crouched
close to the olhcers. He could scarcely
stand, an il had to be assisted to his seat
He feebly pleaded not guilty.
An agreeable taxativo ana Nravn Tosio.
Bold by Druggists or sotit by malL 85c., 00c
and $1.00 per puckago. Fumiilcg free.
The Pnvorlto T005B I0WBIB
fortbeTecLband Iireath, 25o.
Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.,SanDiego,CaL,
says: "Snlloh'a Catarrh Remedy la the first
medicine I havo ever found thntwoulddome
any good." PiicoCOcta. Sold by Druggists.
Bottofneafcr-taCouirh.astneretedanB'erof
Its leading to Consumption. Sn i loh's Cchbs
will save you a severe iaius Tnuble. His the
beet Cough Cure andspeeOi:-.- Ileves Coughs,
Croup, whooping Cough aait Bronchitis, and
13 sold ou a fruarnntee. Jir, cm.
THE KIND S
THAT CURES!
I'HARII-.S .SIMMONS',
A ttARVEL YxC0H0ES!
Kidney and Liver Disease!
FOR IS YBARI,
CURED BY 3 BOTTLES !
Dana Saksai'ahilla Co.-
I (jENrLKllErt.Hfttititf h.'.n nxmrr-tl in rj.iwlH
Nflu'ikltli bvtheuwuf yntir 84rimrtlla 1 ferl nB
Bmy duty to let otben kuow th grvat betwtlt lS5
hae revived. V
gH Fr 1.1 )4an I have bwn troubled wlthM
aM' ere.imliiM la the Stmiuich. alo
SSney Aiid l.Uei llUfiikc, ao tmdly thmt IokS
IU wt Ai at a time I had U Uy in bed. n
g 1 have umtd thtw bottle of mm
DANA'S h
m S AR S AP ARILL A S
Htnd I IVel Ilk ii new Matt. I nvoru-R
mend H to eov afflicted with die ol the Kid-Hi
feueva- Your inutlv. IH
3 Cuhoes, V. Y. CtlAKl.t S I.MMONS.
JAUVJi 8 I'AKKINn.
DniggM ol Cnhuct, N. V.
Nr piirchaM ef a " 8UMSTITUTER.
I (a etreoa who trie to t you lomethlafl
Me when you COM tor Dtna't.) Our bot-l
Itlei art being 0114 with t CtiUNTERHIT
I ARTICLE by "tuktHtatora.". Buy ol tkel
HONEST BCMja wke ofMo you what you
lata tor, taa If you reee ao bMtoU hel
I wW ronira your mnm.
Mao amaatwo 00.. MUatl. Mata. I
I
EXPLOSION AND DEATH.
Torriblo Disaster in a Now York
Oar Stable
BIX WORKMEN INSTANTLY KILLED.
It In Hellered Others Are Itiuicit llenenth
the ltulin A Number Serimuly Injured.
Tho Kxplndliiir Holler In GhnMo tit an
Unllci'iisul lf(lneor.
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. 3. Six men killed,
tthers supposed to hr dead under the
tains, a doxen jierH 'in injured, several
1 urses dead and property damaged to the
rxtent of about $10,000 is the sum total of
the havoc wrought by the explosion of a
holler yesterday. It was In the stables ot
the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Bat
tery street railway, ou Kast Fourteenth
street.
Following is a list of the dead so far
as known: John Armstrong, engineer;
Thomas Hasson, laborer; Samuel I). Mul
len, driver; John Hoyal, lampman; Joseph
II. Quinn, laborer; Charles Bresltn, la
borer.
Of the iniured this Is but a partial list,
ns many who were hurt disappeared from
the scene: Michael McDonuM, aged !W, nt
Bellevue hospital, both t fractured;
Patrick McDonnell, aged . boththixh
bones fractured; Mrs. Jacob nolllii'er, cut
by flying glass; Annie Gallagher, badly
brused by Hying debris: John Peters, cut
by flying glass; John Huhl, struck by fall
ing timbers; Myrtle uallaguer, cut uy ny
lug glass; John Hhelnfrank, cut by glass.
In that portion to which tno explosion
was confined about fifteen men wertJ at
work, mostly on the ground floor the
building is three stories, and of hrlok
banking up corn and grain.
Without warning n terrific crash was
heard, and tho air for 100 yards in every
direction was filled with bricks, timbers,
Iron and debris of every description. Tho
entire fronts of two stable buildings wero
blown into the street. The secoud floor,
on which was banked hundreds of tons ot
foddor, fell, going through Into thecellar.
Tho destruction of the building was com
plete and terrible.
Directly in lront or the window ot a
saloon kept by John Huhl lays the boiler.
There was scarcely a ...ilgelnits sides,
Tho riveting about tlie bottom showed
that the immense cylinder had been torn
out by tho roots.
Sergeant Washington Mulliti, of the
boiler Inspecting bureau, says tho explo
sion was caused by an overpressure. J.n-
glneer Armstrong, it is said, was not
liconed to run u boiler of tho pattern that
exploded.
The bodies of a dozen hors-es havo boen
dragged from tho ruins.
The l''remii Amlmsndor to the Hc4Cile
PlTTSIilinti, Nov. 3. The French nmbas
sador ut Washington has Interested him
self in the oat of Noel Malson, the French
anarchist, convicted in the county court
hero Inst week for the murder of Mrs,
Keas. It has been represented to tho am
hassadorthat Maison is poor and friend
less, and that if he hiul money to procure
certain witnesses ho could establish his
innocence. Tho case will be tnken to th
Miyreme court at the expense of the French
government.
I.nt ii f llui (Ira ml Trunk Victims.
Battle Check, Mich., Nov. 3. Tho last
Wo bodies left iu tho morguo here that
were taken from tho Grand Trunk wreck
have bivn sent to Tllsonburg, Ont., as tho
remains of Oliver Dorland and wife.
Nothing was left but the trunks, and
idt-itt itii-ation was impossible, but as they
are the only ones missing the bodies are
supposed to lie the right ones.
t'aiiipuulti Xow the Champion.
Lonimn', Nov. 3. The Cunard line
steamer Campania, which left New York
on Oct. UK, made the passage to Brow
Head in live days, nine hours and thirty
minutes, thus beatingnll . viuus records.
The best previous record .is that of the
sister ship, the Lucanla five days, twelve
hours and thirty minutes.
Hulrlde After H Spree.
Toledo, O., Nov. 3. Thomas Talmer,
of 783 Sixth avenue, New York, was found
dead in his bed at the Hotel La lxjiide last
evening. His death was the result of a
protracted spree. He has a wife In New
York, and is a brother of General Palmer,
of that city.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CluHlug Quotations of the Philadelphia
nutt Neiv York Ksolmnge.
Nkw Vohk, Nov. In the stock market
today prices were again lower. Notwithstand
ing the repeal of the Sherman law, the price
of silver advanced 2 to 3 cents an ounce. Clos
ing bids:
Lehigh Valley.... 40
I'enn'a. ei. dlv... SOU
Ilt-ading SUM
SI. Paul W6
Luhish Nav Sti4
Heading- it. in. 4a.. 70
lWting let pf Is.. 34K
KeudiugSd pf SH
Heading M pf lis.. l&M
N. V. d. N. K... ... Sm
W.N.Y. Pa.... t
II. AH. T. com. .. SiH
H. &H. T. pref... -
Erie 14
D., L. & W iriM
N. V. Central.... UBM
West Shore
Lake Krie W... ITH
New Jersey Ten. .11
Del. A Hudson... 12U
General Marked.
PHir.AriKi.i'HiA. Nov. 8. Flour weak; win
ter saiierflne, Z)t2M: winter extras, SS.12K
a.05; No. S winter family. t2.&JItf.73; Penn
sj lvanla roller straight, tij western win-
I ter, clear. tS.Il iil western winter, atralght,
))I.1SQ.40; wintt-r patent, 1..rKKi"r 8.75; Minne
I sola, rlt-ar. $2.7.sn.S8; Mlniiiwota, straight,
j $3 .HXa3.S; Mlnnrsoia, patent. $8.80.44.15; Min
nesota, favorite brands, higher. Kye flour,
2 UDi&l iHr barrel. Wheut dull, weaker, with
Wc. bid mid 65tac.aektKl for NovemlH-r; 46y.
bid and 7i'. asked for Ileceinbi-r U8c. bid
and 8H asked for Jauuarj ; h)u. bid aud
10c. asked for February. Corn quiet, easier;
with 44c. bid and ibir. aaked for NoTambert
4Hu. bid and UAtc. asked fur 1) oruber; ifto.
bid and 4Atc askfd for January; 4Sc. bid and
taVjjc. aaked for Kebrnary. Oats dull, weak,
with 8So. bid and asked for November;
W40. bid auil STc. asked for Ivoetnber; Mto.
bid and 370. asked for January; Mvo. bid and
STMo. asked fur February. Beef firm, Inactive;
extra nieu. $lu.5aU; family, $19014.80. Pork
dull, steady: new iues. $19.VJitlU. Lard quiet,
steady; steam rendered, S10..W asked. Mutter
quiet, nrin; New York dairy, JDOSTo.; western
dairy, lTHOlBc.; Klglna, atic. : New York
ereamery.SiliSnr.; western creamery, UOGtXIe.;
lmttatlou creamery. KkBMc. Csiimim quiet, f airly
steady; New York Urge, ailo.; do. fsuoy,
11V4HK-.. do. mall. lQMiftUMo.; partsklma,
4Ho.; full skims, DQlNc. Egge firmer; New
York and Peuaaj lvanla, MOSSM; weeUrn,
HuOalo CatUe Market.
Muhtalo, Nov. C!attle a shade lower;
food cows aud heifers. $i'.7S4fcS.i!6; fair to good
western tera, ti,ltl native teen, S.we
let. Huge hlhcr; guod te beet Yctfker, ts.W
oominon held over lota, ft-ltt; food
audio and neavy, t(.MAa.40; mixed pack
ers. la.aiM.IB; M. M.Kfte.U. Bhu and
fMaea doll and lew; good to extra laaaht,
.jae.sm oeauaoa to rair, m wgo.it.
latiiaraUiaa-, wilt to good, lMQ.
People Who
Weigh aud Compare
Know and get the best. Ottolene,
the new vegetable shortening, has
won a wkli and wonderful popu
larity. At it ? introduction it was
submitted to expert chemists, promi
nent physicians and famous cooks.
All of these pronounced
a natural, healthful and acceptable
food-product, better than lard for
every cooking purpose.
The success of Cottolene is now
a matter of history. Will you share
in the better food and better health
for which it stands, by using it in
your home ?
Avoid imitations countless
worthless. Stick to COTTOLENE.
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Made only by
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C. K. Both, Ring-town, Fa.
Speech Iliwloreil.
For dve yeare I suffered wltb pain and dis
charge of the throat, baoklng cough, frontal
headache, weak eyoa, &c At all time; could
no. talk abovo awbieper; loat weight oou
tlnually, and ot able to work. I won treated
by the beat phyaloiang Id tbe county, but re
ceived bo relief. After giving up all hop I
was recommended to use a bottle ol Mayen
Mbgnetlc Catarrh Cure. After using It for four
weeks my apeeoh returned. All symptom ef
Catarrh havo disappeared and "I feel like u
different person."
MBS. Kl USA HAKDWKHK,
Elk Lick, Somerspt Co., Pa.
The above is one of the many testlment.
we have received this week, and we will pub
ilbh every two weeks additional persona bat -lug
bf en cured by our marrelous medicine.
Try a bottle and be currd at once.
Maters Dan. Co.,
Oak.and. Md.
For xitle by druggists. Mayers' Magnetic
Catarrh Cure is the ouly sntdietne used by
vapor luhalatiuu, aud is guaranteed by youx
drugglht.
Dr. THEEL
1317 ARCH St.,
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buok UtertUar? ml frauiuitnt rlrrttMiusiuti.
MUSSER & BEODALL,
(Successors to Coakley Bros.)
Xo. 38 Bnsi Centre Htreet,
NUIiNAMIOAIl, IA.
Our Motto Best Quality at lowest
Pilues Patronage respectfully solicited.
THJB CMOICXST XRU?K$
Oaa always be had at
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Cor. Lloyd and Market Sts,
Gottoene
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