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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-19
orr SALE.

n FEET front on Second street, with buildng@
" rents for $500. Apply 10
uoy24 SMITH & yANsICK LEN. /
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I'Ok ~ALE--Or trade for Iowa lands or Keokr
l. CRY property-A house and lot st Walnut Hill
near the clty If Cincinnati, apply t.
SMITH 4 NANSTHkIEN
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DAVID Is. SMITH. N. u. yASsICKLn
SMITH & VANSICALEN, \
/ ucsiOMeers, COmnai ssiOn Merchant
mud Real Eslmfc HrOk erA.

AucsiOMeers, Commission Merchant
and Real Estate BROKERS.
NE wilf~pay particular attention to sales
w Auction, If Real Estate, stocks, Administrt
tor Sales, DC; will negotiate Loans make Cold
tlons, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, NAL
liberal advances on Real Estate Merchandise col
signed for public safe; Will aet as Attorneys Il
property holders On the disposiug Of property, Cd
iectng OF rents paying taxes de. viii act rs fina
ca cuunselors for al who may need our services.
Office On third street, betw, en Main and j ohnso
noy2i
LN0K SALE--Lot D. Block POI on Main street Al
l. ply to dec PSI SMITH & yANsIkCLEN.
E.sOR sALE--Lots aud ID Block 81, corner
Fulton and 10th streets Terms easy. Apply
dec % SMITH Il VANoICk LEN.
lT0k sALE-Iots 4, md six IN Block SO, corn
Il Of Fulton an 10th streets, Apply to
dec29 SMITH Il VANSICkLEN.
LNtk SALE 20 feet by l40 on johnson street, 81
L tween "a and Sd streets, south side, applyto
SMITH & yANslckLEN.
LoR SALE-2s feet by 10 on 81 street, also
TIL. Apply b. SMITH a VANSICKLEN.
LsOR SALE - 10 acres If land ON The c. f. con
Il Tract apply to SMITH SANSICkLEN.
LN0R SALE--A dwelling house and lot on Ban
L Street, apply to SMITH Il VANsIck LEN.
4 Lor in Louisville, KY, 70 exchange for ks}
SMITH d vANsIcKEN.
E4fDh ~ALfs--Jr trade Tor iowa lands or he0ku
l. CRY propertyA house and lot al Walnut Hill
near the cty If Cincinnati apply to
SMITH i VAysIcKLEs.
ron SALE.
80 feet by IS on First Street between Main 4 John
son. Also, House and Lot corner II First and john
Apply u SMITH d bANsICkLEN.
FOR SALE,
228 Acres If Land so under cultivation near CD
MARCO Terms, one third cash, balance in one, ~
and three years Apply t. ,-,o,,,r.,
LsOB SALE-640 acres Of choice land within fou
L miles VI the city. SMITH Il NAAsiEkLES.
ron SALE.
4 HOUSE aud lots Second street, sppiy
4 nov24 SMITH 4 VANsICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
n FEET front On Second street, with buildng4
" rents for $500. Apply %
noy24 sMIIh yANsIcKLEy.
LsOR SALE--iO acres Of land under cultivation or
l. mile from the city. Apply to
nov24 SMITH q YANSICKLEN.
L,UK -ALE.--31 fcet front on Main street April
70 nov2i SMITH d NANsicKLEN.
Is0K sALE.--A farm containing 2us acres. N
l. under fence, II miles from the city lie plan
road Possession given the ist Of March next. Al
ply ~ nov2i SMITH & NANsIGkLEN.
IsOk sALE-A house and lot on Main street
l. nor24 SMITH vANsfCBLEN
4 FRESH invoice of Hate and Caps 10 trade IL
n City property. Apply -
noy24 SMITH 4 NANSlCkLES.
cD ACRES 81 Land in Washington counsy fou
LOU miles from the County seat, can be had Il
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ENtk StLE-2 20 feet by 40 on johnson street, b
l. twern "a and Sd streets, south side apply TO
SMITH K VANSIGkLEN.
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Especial attention gwen Is Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND 0UT1
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Na.F. TURNER. Secretary.
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building.
ian3ll&w3mo
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leo ACRES - Land in Washington county. fou
LOU miles from the County seat, can BE- had IA
seven dollars per acre. Apply soon -
n0v24 SMITH d NANSTCkLEy. ]
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
April g, 1886.
AN ACT

Hi AN ACT
To punish the Embel2lem-nt and unlawful Use
OF Public Moneys.
SECTIoN |. B. il enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That if any person
who shall be entrusted with the custody of pub
lie moneys, whether for the sat, keykiug or
transmission OF the same, as officer agent or
servant of the State, or of any county. town
ship, city, incorpOra ted village or school dis
use of any corporation, company or copartncr
ship, in which he may have any interest or
shall make way with, or scCntc such moneys, or
any part thereof, or any security or evidence Of
debts, of which he shall have the custody, su-
pervision or control, as such officer agent or
ser, ant, he shall for every such act be deemed
and adjudgcd guilty Of cmbt zz!ing 20 much of
such moneys, security or evidence Of debt, as
shall be converted, made way with or sccreted ;
and he shall be punished therefor in the same
manner and TO the same extent, as is, or shall be
prescribed by law for the punishment Of f,lo-
niOusly stealing property of the same value.
SECTION ,. If any such officer, agent or sCrv-
ant shall loan any moneys, securities or other
evidences Of debt, in his custody, or within his
control, as such officer, agent or scrvcnt, shall
on conviction thereof, be- fined in a sum equal
to the sum Of money, or to the value of the Sc
curly or other evidence Of debt so loaUcd,
which lne shall enure to the benefit Of he State,
county, township, city, village or district, own
ing the money OF security SO loaned.
SECTION 3. II any such officer, agent or srrv-
ant, shall deposit or place, or shall order or
(knowingly) permit to be deposited or placed,
OF to remain placed or deposited, any money,
security or other evidence Of drbt, longing to
tie State or to any county, township, city, in
Curpordted village or school district, in this
Stale aud which shall b. III his poss ssOn or
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
nj AN ACT:
..irir iln cnln nf nrnn,.riN lnr chnrnns

[77l AN ACT:
Adth6rizug the sale of property for charges in
certain cases.
SEcrluN l. Be ii enacted byt h. Gcnrdl AS
stmly of the S uCOt Ohio, That all warehouse
men, transportation companies, or railroad com
panics shalt on receipt Of property III their ware
house. depot stations. or witnn thirty days
thereafter. notify the owner or owners, by letter
or otherwise (ptovilcd such property is plainly
marked with the owners name uui place Ui
trsiienc,) that such properly is held by them
subject 10 charges.
SEcrloN g That if such owm'r, or own"rs,
shall neglect TO CALL pay chargrS, sad take their
property away within six months from tie time
notice shalt have blrn gwen as required in sec
tnn one ut this act, such warehouse men, tranS'
portation. .cumpanies, or railroad companies. may
sell tn, said property to the highest bidder at
auction, by advertising iht sam ihiriy days III
two OF the papers published IN tdi county oi
general circulation.
SECTION 3. Thli ull mal'ys sn received from
the sale Of such properly, airr d,ductinS al
charges AMI Ulh"r rxpens :, shall br held by such
warehouse m"n. transport ttiun romp'ny, sr rail'
road company, one yras from the day OF sale ul
such property, for the benefit aud use OF th'
O yner OF owurrs and if not called lur within
mat time, such warehouse msn, sporalioh
company, or railroad compnny. holding !hc
SAM shall Ply or cause it to paid into iht
county treasury Of th' county IN wiich ih'
p rprrty was sold, within thirty days thereafter
o shall at the saame time file with the au'Ii
tor a schedule of the property suld. giving in d.
tail description OF each item VI property, th
name of the owner, the date OF It's reception, IN
ii a. AMI manner of notice to the owner I
known, the amount for " hich he same was sold
the name Of the purchas r, and The amount {
charge on each.
SgcroN 1. If at any tim' within six month
IL tvt,.e
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n II. VAN WORRIES,
Sp akcr of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD
President uf the Senate,
April ., IS1b.
lS6, AN ACT

Fulhor defining the dulirs Of County Treasurer.
Section |. B1 it entitled by til G. neral As
scmby OF Tue State OF Ohio, That hereafter the
treasurer OF each county in this State, which,
according to the last Federal census, had a popu-
lation OF less than one hundred thousand mhaDi-
tanls shall retain in his hands for disbursement,
as hereinafter provided, all the taxes by him col
cctcd, which shall have been levied for any pur-
pose whatever within the township, which by
law the county treasure is located, whether for
township purposes, school purposes, or the pur.
poses Of municipal corporations, ais all funds
of cvcTyhind which shall b. paid into the county
treasury and are applicable to any such purpose
within the limits Of aforesaid township: Pro-
vid'd That this section shall not apply to taxes
levied for State purposes.
SrrroN , The said taxes, thus retained by
lid county treasurer shall be disburscd by him
as foIluws:
The tax,s coli, ted unl.: the levy made by
the township trustee, Ius all pu'9oaeS' Shall D.
paid ont ON the order Of the SAL trustees. or an!
two O.! them.
The taxes collcccd under the levy made by il,
council of any municipal corporation within
said lownshcp, shall BE- paid out on the order
OF such persons, as may he appointed by the
council of said corporation.
The tax's collected under levy, made by the
the township board Of education, organized UNI
der the " act lor the reorganization, supervision
anl mau,enauce Of common schools passed
Mlrch | l. 1888, shall be- paid ont on the order
| Of such person or persons, as said board of ed
ucition many prescribe.
The taxes collected under levy, made by d
a board of education, organized under the act
| for the support and better regulation of common
schools in the town of Akron passed Febru
ary s, 1917, and he acts am"ndatory thereof
o unler. the " act for the better regulation o
common schools in towns and cities, &c. =
passed February q, 1873, and the acts amanda
tory thereof shall b. paid out ON the writer
order of the president Of said board counter
signed by the secretary Of the same.
SECTION 3. That said county treasurer shal
settle the account with the several boards o
! township trus.c,s and Of education. AMI W i'll
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E ARMERS NOTICE,

The subscribers have recently fitted up the W ool
Carding & Cloth Dressing establishment, recently
occupied by John McNeose, in Maumee City /;
where they intend to carry the business as
usual Farmers may depend on having their work
done in good style and on short notice. We have
been to considerable expense in fitting up the
Machinery, and from thorough knowledge of the
same, feel assured of being able to give general
satisfaction to all those who may favor us with
their patronage.
0J7Also all kinds Of marketable produce taken
in exchange for work.
McNEESE & SCOTT.
May 81, lS5G-4w.
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April 8, 1886.

| No. 70 AN ACT
TO amend the act to provide for the organi1a
tion Of Cities and Incorporated Villages, May
g. 1852.
Section |. BE il enacted by the Genaral As
8smJly Of the state Of Ohio, That the sxty-six'h
section Of the act entitled an act to provide for
the organization Of cities & incorporated villa
gcs, passed May 3, 1852 BE- so amended as to
read as follows SEC S. The city council shall
have power to provide that when fine shall
be imposed for the violation of the ordances
of the city, or any Of them and the same is
not paid. the party convicut2d shall, by order of
the mayor or other proper autOriy, or on pro-
cess issued for the purpose, be committed until
such fine and the costs prosecution shall b. paid
or the party discharged by due course of law :
they shall also have power to provide, that any
person convicted Of repeated and wlluI viola
llliOn of any ordinance. who shall refuse or
neglect to pay the fine imposed and the cost of
prosecution, shall, by like order or process, be
Imprisoned and kept in CONTINENT for any time
not exceeding thirty days; they shall have pow
or provide. that all vagrans, common street
by,gars, common prostitutes, and persons dlS-
tuOing the peace Of The city, shall on convic-
tiun thereof, be punished by imprisonment for
such p ROD as may b provided by ordinance,
nut exceeding ninety days. Any city shall be
uli0Wel. iUr the purpose of imprisonment, au-
] y
er county; and all persons so imprisoned, shall
be under the charge of the sheriifof the county,
who shall receive and discharged such person in
such manner as shall be prescribed by the ordln-
anccS OF the city, or otherwise by due course oI
| law: Provided, however, that the county com
missionerS of any county NAV at their discretion
on giving 10 the city souncIl of any city, of the
first class, written notice of their intention Sc
to dc. at least ninety days previous thereto
prohibit the use of the county jail for the pur
poses helenbpfore authorized Provided furth
cr, that f, within ninety days after such notice
shall have been given, the city council of suct
,ity shall have efficiently provided by the aPpro
PIRATE odilanCes and contracts for the imm
ate erection, or work house for the purposes o
imprisonment, authorized by this act, the saiC
city shall continue, Notwithstanding such motto,
and prohibition, to have the use of the COUNT
Jail, for the purposes herein authorized. unit
such city persons, house Of correction, or worl
house shall be erected and ready for use.
Section 3 That original section sixty-si,
of til, act aforesaid, b., aud the same is hereh.
repealed. -
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker House Repr srnaativcs.
President of the Senate,
WIN LAWRENCE.
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the council of municipal corporations herein
named as oftcn as it may be provided for the
settlement oil the treasurers of township and
municipal corporations respectively.
SECTION 4. That hereafter there shall not be
elected within the limits of the township, in
which by law the office of the county treasurer
is located any township treasurer, nor any
treasurer of a municipal corporation, and 10
person shall b. allowed any compensation for
the disbursements Of the taxes herein required to
be disbursed by said county treasurer Provided,
That the provisions of this section shall not
apply to municipal corporations, in which the
taxes of such corporations are collected by lis
treasurer
n. II. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President nf tho Cpn,tn
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n II. VAN WORRIES,
SPEAKER of the House ul Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Anril IN lSJ6
April 10, 1886.
AN ACT

Ie5l Az Acr
Tn r,s,or, to tI, C,nrt Of CANNON pr,s IN, i,ris
Jic,inn nf ,ni,, ,,,1;.,,,, IL, r,r,ir ,,o,,,,ics
in HE State
Sl,r,1,, r. !, ,,,,,,J IN, ~, r.,,,.,1 ko.
se@hy ofCh.o That tb. C,n.t ,r amman pl as
in nI,l,Ii,n tn the criminal i,risiirIinn II nn,y
has sh'ii h,vC orioinaI i"ri.,,tion. nf All crimes
nlIurrs and miS'l, n,.9nnrs thn c,-nizonrr or
which Is now vested in lh. pr 'b,,s Court
Sgrrrov , AI rros,r,,tin,s fo. ali crimes
offences and misjrnsannrs slalI h, nv in
dirt,urni im said ronrt in The conntv in which
the crim, of,,nco or mis6ancnn1r shaII have
been committed cxr,pf where il is orhar,,i.,.
proyiI.I in the s vprai acis for th. rnnisnrornt
Of rrin,,
SEcrIoy 3. All fines collected pnl,r sail
pros, cniinns shall bn mil into III, treasury nf
The r,untt ,vhrra tho irrosocn,inn i bsiL ,nL
,II nrrso;s i,nnriso,.J nnIst sail scysrni mos.
,,,,,.i;,. Laiit ~ -; ;,l -, ;l H.
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April 10, 1886.
>N ACT
mo. ll3.l

mo. 1871 AN ACT
To am-nd and supplementary to an act entitled
an act to prevent the ahultcration Of Al
coholic Liquors pdsscd May |, 1871.
Section /. BE it enacted bv the General As.
scmhly Of th' State of Ohio, That section fum
of lie act entitled "an act to prevent the adul
TRITON Of alcoholic liquors" passed May
1881, be and the same is hereby amended 50 d.
10 read as follows SLcTIoE L. SIid inspector
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shall keep an accurate account of all liquors by
him inspected, and place his mark on the casks,
barrels, or bottles, pure if so--found if not, then,
impure and when he shall fnd any adultera-
ted liquors he shall give notice to the prosecu-
ing and Offering for sale such adutcrated
liquors, who shall forthwith institute proceed
ings against such person as hereinafter proyid.
ed and if upon said trial, he, she or they, shall
be found guilty of a violation of any of the
provisions of this act, said inspector shall forth
with destroy such adultcrated liquor Said in
spectors shall each be entitled to demand and
receive for inspecting the first cask, barrel or
bottle as Aforesaid, the sum of two dollars, and
for every additional cask barrel or bottle, the
sum OF twenty five cents, and mlage at the rate
of five cents per mile for the distance he may
be compelled to travel in the discharge of his
duty, from the owner Of the liquor inspected,
or from the person Offering to sell.
SECTION 9 That il any person shall resist
abuse. impede, or obstruct, or attempt to resist
abuse, impede, or obsruct, any inspector ap.
painted under the provisions Of the act to whicf
this is amcndatory and supplementary, in The
| discharge of his duty, every person 50 offending
| shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, MOI
less than ten dollars. aud shall also be impris
uurd in the Jail of the county not more thar
| thirty days nor less than ten days
Section 3. That original section four Of til,
b fore r,citcd act shall b. and the same is herebl
repealed.
n II. VAN WORRIES,
SPEAKER of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS / Enp
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BOOXS! BOOKSV BOOKS N

BOOKS! BOOKSU BOOKSW N
Frc-h arrivals weekly at Hollis Book Store sigr
othe Book consisting Of School Books Of all kif ds
also Latin, Greek, French German and the high
er Mahemat cal works He also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Biographies, Travels, New and
Popular works etc, etc, together with cOmmen-
taries and notes on the Scriptures; works on The
ology, Annuals Gift Books for all seasons and
ages a large assortment of HOLIDAY GIFTS.
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children. OF Stationery, he has the best the cas-
tern mark, If ,rds and in great variety.
INKS-Black, Blue, Red, Carmine ,Arnold's and
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Engr ossing, CONNER
a, Ladies' &c, at HOLTS.
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WATERV LILLE
W00LEN FACT0 R Y.

The subscribers still continue the Wooden Fac
t ry, in " atcr,I Illr, Lucas county on 10 and are
prepa' e. to manufacturr from the fleece all kinGs
Of WOOLEN GOODS, such as Cloths, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Flaun,ls Blankets Yarns, DC, by the
ard, on shaes, in such amanner. that will give
good satisfacli 10 ali those who y i'll favor III, m
witt ;hc;r patronage
They will keep or hard supply # tie above
art clrs TO txchaugc f r. wool.
CardrnL aid s. inning done at short notice, at
l6 cents per pouuI Of yarn.
Custom Cardius and Clota Dre sin done As usual
at short notice
1JWr vii pay 'he highest market price for
wool in cash. Al-o all kinds Of marketable pro-
ducc lakon in exc Lauge fur work and cloth.
STADDEN d PRAY.
Watervilc, May 10, ls56--Iy.
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G. p E r. r | N

Q, T Il ~ II N
Manufacturer Of all styles Of Carriages and
Wagons: also, Ball d. Posts Cultivdtor,
warranted to do double the amount of work Of any
ordinary cultivator. Shop on Front street, OPpO-
site Spafford's Hotel, Perrysburg, Ohio. NO2
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
MRS. c. sWITZER thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully solcits continuance Of the same
From long experience, she feels assured OF be-
ing able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses and BonnetS made in the Latest Styles.
Also plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapoli-
tan bfaids gentlemen's Straw and Panama hats,
renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms Produce taken in exchange for work.
Second door west of Prosbyteri N Church, near the
corner of Broadway and Conant sts. [aprl9-27
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L 4 Nd W A r R n " 4 8.
]. H. KNOX, Oskaloosa, Iowa, is prepa-
red to Locate Land Warrants on the following
terms so acre warrants, So 100 or 100 acre war;
rants $40. The person holding the Warrant will
be required to pay the Location Fee, which is 81
for an acre warrant and SO for 100 and 81 for l6O
acre warrant. | will furnish Plat and minute
description of each piece entered. Residing in
Iowa, and being familiar with the lands subject to
entry, it will be to the advantage of those who
hold warrants to have me transact their business.
Address,. II. Knox, Oskaoosa, Iowa, or leave
your business with L. A Higgins, Maumee, andit
will be promptly attended to. March l.-2lu
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TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY,

Bliss BuldiRg-same floor Of AndreHs Jds9srS
Steam Printing House.
BINDING in all of its various departments, exc
cuted promptly, at fair prices, and in style not
to be surpassed in the West The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impress upon the pub.
lie the fact that he uses FAR TIER STOCK
than any similar establis hment in this vicinity,
and it is his intention to render all Of his work
distinguished alike for its beauty and durability.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compa-
Mes Forwarders, County Officers, DC, made at
the shortest notice.
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One of Towns Patent PAGINa MACHINES, for
paging Blank Books is in operation at this estab-
lishment.
Tole, O, Oct 90 1855. II
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NIstore. No. s. GARDENERS Buildings, Toledo Ohio the
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and lower prices than before offered in the To-
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on Literature History Poetry Science and Arts. All
the popular works of the day. received Ms soon as
issued. large Of Bidnk Bo0ks full bound
and half bound. of the very best manufacture and at
the lowest prices.
WRITING PAPERS,
a large stock Of the very finest kinds including Flat
Cap EOOscap, Letter Bath Post Note plain and fancy.
ENIEL OPES.
ANY quantity of various qualities and sizes. plain and
uncythe best assortment ever before offered tn this
market.
WRITING INKS,
of all the best manufacturers in this country and
in Europe, in bottles of from to quart
and of all colors.
WINDOW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BoRpERING,
large assortment carefully selected and prices that
cannot full to give satisfaction.
BLANKS
for Justices, Lawyers, and business men, always on
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school, hooks.
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books, by the Of
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WRITING BOOKS,
with without copies slate pencils chalk crayons lead
pencils large aId small school cards drawing paper &c
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