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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
AUDITORS OFFICE, TKuMBuLL COUNTY,
WARREN, Ohio, Dec. g, 1857.

AUDITORS OFFICE, TRuMBULL County, !
WARREN, Ohio, Dec. g, 1857.
Thereby certify the foregoing to be a correct lao an 1.-THE Lands, Town Lots, ai Real Property
returned einquet by ueT treasurer of said County in January, in the year thousand eight
hundred md fifty seven Except hose on which the axes have Snce been radl md That fore
gong description of dLands, Town Lou,& &C. sts I'm a that on the Dupneat. of 1884, md
penalty on such taxes tgct hr with all the taxes ofhe present year
NOTICE lis teAreh hereby given that the Whohe OF hes several cs ofL2nd, TOWN. Lots and
Real npenIi in said nt contained or so much thereof as will he necessary or eay the axes
.ndP penalty charged thereon will be sold the Court House in said County, on the secOndM Mon
day, eleventh day. of January 1881 by the County Tpasurru ns the taxes and penalty s
paid before that time
Deca-6r CHARLES F. HUNT, County Auditor.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

L'Ot sale al the new Ork bookstore,
Il Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. Sehoo'
Teachers and others in want Of an assortment, Ars in
vis-d to call and examine our stock.
McGuaey's and Webs;er's Spoilers.
AcGuhey's Readers and Primers, all kinds.
Rays LIST, 2nd, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
ThOmpson's LIST, end and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, Greenleaf's and Perkins Arlth'cs
Colburn's and harviD's Intellectual do
Piunoes 3. Smith, 0reene's, CoVelIS, Clark's, Wells
and Harris Grammar.
Smiths, MitcheiI's, 0lney's, MeSzily's. Morss's
Nontieth's, Pa.ley's and Colton's * Pitchs Geography.
Wrights OrthOgraphy; Watts on Mind.
NRyhsws' Fulton and Eastm8n's Book Keeping.
Putnsm's ElocutiOn; Cutters Physiology
Jane Tsylers Physiology; Hhsteley's Rhetoric and
Logic; Rznes' Elements.
Loomis, Robson, Davies and Gresne's Algebra; Dx-
Vies Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews AID Stod-
dards < Billions Latin Grammar and Readers; Az
thons Latin Series.
Webster's Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories; States
OF all kinds. A good assortment Of School Stationery.
and . large saFply Of Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER 4 son.
Warrer, November 4, 1857.
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NO GIFT SALES!
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

IL AT COST!
Owing to the hard times, and stringent money mat
ters, we offer for sale a large assortment Of Miscella-
neous Books. at q great sacrifice. Call at the New
York Bookstore. IL you want a supply for winter read
ing. One Dollar Books VIC sell from 50 to IS cents
Ten shilling Books for IS cents and six shilling
Books from 37Lz TO so cents. It is cheaper to buy just
what you want, at a low price, than to pay full price,
aud get q little paper or = few envelopes thrown in
Call and see our assortment before thu owing away
your money for what you do not want.
PORTER & SON.
dec = ~ IT the News Depot.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ Smith 4 Fuller,

By virtue o. al order o. sale, Issued on: Of the cosrt
OF common Pleas Of TrunbSli County. Ohio, to me d.
reeted and delivered, | shall expose to public gale, A.
the door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said county.
on the 9Th day JANUARY. AID 1859.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Am. and 4 o'clock y.
VI. Of said day. the following described Real Estate. 70
wit: Situate In Warren Township, No 4, in the fth
Range. in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in ~.
state Of Ohio, and skish Is known by the south-ezst
corner Of lot No. . in the town plat Of said Warrsn.
and is bonndea Us follows. viz: On the east BY Pine
Street on the sonth by lot No. %, on the west and IN
tiS north BY lot No. %. being three rods fronting on
said Pine Street and running back west CT sAid Pure
Street ten rods, and being the southeast corner. u
said lot No. %. Appraised at s225. sIl'
A. b. LYMAN. SHERIFF.
Sheriff. once, Warreu. Dee. g.. Ie57-5w-3I2. -sssI
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Union Line Express Company.
60
ROVE EVppESC

l. would call the attention of" MERCHANTS, BANK
X and MANUFACTURER 10 the unsurpassed facil
tiles now at their command. for the safe and speedy
trasportatiOn of Merchandise. Bank. Notes, Jewelry
Gold and Silver Coin, Packages and Parcels to aad
from all parts of the world.
III The Union Line Express Company is now send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between CleVe
land and youngstown, over the Cleveland & Aaho
ming r. R., accompanied with an Iron Safe. for the
protection OF valuables. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. Boston. Detroit
Buffalo, Chicago. st. Paul, st. Louis. Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
~ This Company will carry srisrs free, ard 70
turn by first Express.
III Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise =
Drafts and Notes collected. and proceeds promptly
returned. WI. HEWITT Travelling Sup's.
For further information regarding tariff, rates, de.
application can DO made to
PORTER & son, Agents,
New York Book Store, Warren, o.
October 18th, ls57-t.
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THE wARRES DRY GOODS STORE

ME are now receiving u stock of
w Pail and Winter goods, to which We would call
the attention OF our patrons and the public We have
purchased an unusually large stock Of goods. which
is vel: adapted 10 the wants of the people Of this vicin
ity. and comprises nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Cur purchases have been maize since
the recent decline in goods oceasioned BY the pressure
in the money market, and We are prepared TO oner in
ducemeuts both In low prices and in a complete and
we'll selected assortment of goods We invite the Peo-
pie Of Warren and vicinity to call and examine eur
stock, which is the largest. and comprises tho richest
goods of any in Trunhull County, and will be sold at
as low prices as any OF the Western Reserve.
PECK, BCRHELL & co.
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Ypme gnteuigtnts.
Donation Visit

Donation Visit.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 80, the Parson-
age of the Presbyterian Church will be open for
the reception of visits and donations from the
friends of the pastor. Rev. W. C. CLARK.
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SALE.
~ Ira L. Fuller,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ira L. Fuller,
VS.. In Trrc1buil Common Pleas.
Joseph Bedford, ct. ALL lRL
By virtue Of an order OF sale. issued cut o ths Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbui County. Ohio, to has
directed aud delivered. ! shall expose 10 Public Sals,
at the door of the Court House, in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 10th day of january 1888,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A ". and 1 o'clock
Pm. Of said day. the following described Real Is
tate. to wit: Situate in Warren. Trumbull Comfy.
Ohio, and is known by part ofiot No. i3-in block No.
!, OF south survey OF the village OF Warren, "a will
more fully appear; reference being hsd 10 ths. map OF
said survey, recorded in rrumb1ll County Records
Book OF Maps, pages "a and b, and 10 described ~
commencing at the north westerly corner Of said lot
No. 10 on Aain Street; thence running sasterly along
the line Of said lot 100 feet to 3 post; thsnrs southerly
40 feet to u post; thence ice feet to Main Street, ana
parallel with the first line; thence E~ortherly to the
place Of beginning. be the same more or lcss. APP
praised at Sl3l6.0O. Terms-eash-
4. i. LYMAN. sherig.
shsriG's 0Aic-. Warren, Dec. 10. 57-5~-35n-
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= srRA:GHr.l lwH- 8. DENISG.
STRAIGHT, DEMING & co.
TsrCAMORE ]. CINCINNATI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

E0h as lAeEA y 1AEE -
Western Reserve, Durham Louisiana Sugars, Loaf.
Farm. Imitation English Crushed. Powdered and
Dairy & Nutmeg Cheese. Clarified Sugars
Choice W. K. Dairy Butter New Orleans and {. II. No
in hrkins. kegs and small lasses; Syrups.
fancy boxes. Coffee, Rice, Starch.
Western Butter, in barrels Saleratus. Soaps. Lead.
and frkins. Fish, Oils, Candles, Buck
Choice Roll Butter in cloths cts.
neatly packed, in ship Pork, Lard. Hams, Beef
ping order. Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats
Brooms in large quantities. Rye, Barley, Hemp.
and great vSrietyof styles. Cranberries.
manufactured expressly Pets and Pearl Ashes
for our trade, all Of which Gotten. Hay. Hops.
we warrant to pufebasers- Gates Superior New York
Glover Seed in large guam Matches
titles. Eggs, Nuts, Beans, Peath-
Timothy and Flax Seed. ers. BeesHsx. Ginseng.T.
Green and Dried Apples R. Honey, and all kinds Of
Dried Peaches. Groceries, Produce and
Hides, &c. &c. Manufactured Articles.
Particular attention given to the Forwarding bust.
ness. Mark all goods for sale, with TSERs initials,
and S. d. Co. AL Packages to be forwarded, 'Csrs
3. d. & Co., Cincinnati.
Sept. %. lS51-3m.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N PROBATE COURT.
Edmund P. Burnett. Adnr. Of David Bsggs, deceased.
against
john sssgs. Joseph Bskgs, chrIstiars Douglas d Gee.
Douglas and others
PETITION TO I'LL

- The said defendants. who are heirs and legal repre-
sSentatiyes Of David Heggs, deceased, are hereby in
sforned. that on the LIST day Of Dec ls57, said Admins
traitor filed hs petition in the Court Of Probate Of
Trumbull County, Ohio, the object and prayer Of uhish
petition ia to obtain an order. &c. for the Assignment
81 The dover Of Elizabsth Beggs, the widow Of said
David Besgs. deceased. in and for the sale u the fol-
lowing Real Estate: A certain tract or parcel OF land
situate in the township Of hubbard. number thres In a..
the era: range Of townships, in the Conueeticu: West
sru Reserve, being part OF lot "a, and containing
as q le0 acres oflsaa, he the same more or less.
ALSO. for TIE $ IL Of the equal undivided half Of
5 S. 100 acres Of land situate In the township Of Hsb-
bard, number three. in the FIRST range Of to xnships. Ia
the Connecticut Western Reserve. being part % let -
in said township. upon which there is erected a Steam
GEist Mill. and being all Inc Land which the deceased ft
owned at lhs time OF his death. IN lot -.
SCTLIRR. TUTTLE & BURNETT. 81
Solicitors for Petitioner.
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NEW,

WOODEN WARE.-A new supply
w OF Tubs, Pals. Churns, Bowls. Clothes Pins,
Rollers. Ladies', Prints, &C., e., at MeLAINS.
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NASH PAID FOR DRIED APPLES,
~ at my Grocery Store, corAer Of Market & Liberty
Streets. J.F. BROWN.
Octnhar 1Gr--K
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Linen Threads,

Linen Tapes,
and Bobbins.
Cotton Tapes, all Widths,
Chenille Cords,
Elastic Head Bands,
A New Article,
Portemonaies, all prices from l2i
cents to $500 each.
Calf Wallets, the best assortment
in the County.
Hair Brushes, all prices from l2I
cents to g, 90 each.
Elastic Bonnet Combs,
Memorandum Books,
Pocket Lcdgers,
Note Books,
Copy Books.
Umbrellas. a fine assortment from
~ ~ 1uAtAiHk ~
Ladies Dress Belts, including
Silk,
NOR Antique,
Velvet,
Patent Leather,
all Sizes and Colors.
Fancy Toilet Boxes & Cases, just
the thing for PreseRts the cozing Holidays.
A good assortment of Ladies and
Gents Cotton & Linen handkerchief, Colsred por-
6ers. Hem Stitched and Plain, all varieties.
And in fact everything in our line
that could BE- wished for, and ali we ask is that You"
will give Us a call. Prizes sheH sEit.
JAMES J. STEWART,
10 Van Gerders Flock, Warren. o.
P. S. Country Merchants are in
formed that ewing to the PRESSURE. they can get bar.
gains BY calling en- me at No. 10 Market Siceet-
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EHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
~ We have for sale l OF Geo. A. Prince & Co.'S.
CELEBRATED M~EL0DE0NS. LARGE SIZE,
S Octave, Piano Cased, usually sold for 500. which we
offer for $50.
Also new CORN CRACKERS. which We will sell
for $40 each, the regular price is $40. Call seon and
KING Il DR0THBR,s.
Nav. II. 81. No. Q Main Street.
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THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Fer the Farmer, Gardener and Stock Breeder that
published in the United States
TERMS on THE OHIO PlRNHR FOR 1853.
NEW DRUG FIRM!

AT NO. 6 MARKET STREET. wARREN, OHIO.
The und ersignei respectfully announce to the public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose OF carrying on the Drug business in all its
varied branches. they have purchased the entire stock
and interest Of Messrs Spring & Turner in the Market
Street Drug Store, where they may be found At all
times ready to those who may favor them
with . call. And, as by our connection, we bring to
bear a lair practical knowledge of the business We
hope by dealing in n fair and honrable manner with all
who may favor Us with their patronage, to secure a
continuance OF the business favOrs heretofore granted
this establishment. as well as the good will Of their fel-
low citizens. IN general.
Physicians win find = full assortment OF Medicines,
warranted to be just what we All yre
s~criptions filed with care, and entirely CONFIDENTIAL
Merchants and Druggists OF this and adjoining counties
who procure their supplies in our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. are respectfully requested TO call and
examine or stock and prices, and we pledge ourselves
to sell by the Package on terms that will save a fair
percentage and transportation. Further particulars
soon. J. T. WOODS.
Dec. o, 81. ALEXANDER PEW.
NEWTON FALLS HIGH SCHOOL.
~ The Winter Term Of this School will commence
December 2ist, 1857, and continue for \ term OF l2
weeks. TUITION:
Common English Branches, $500.
Higher English. including the Natural Sciences and
Algebra. $500.
Higher Mathematics and Languages, $500.
We have secured the services Of Mr.. De FORD, Of
Mount Union: as Principal, who comes we'll recon-
mended as q Teacher.
Beard and rooms for self-Sosrding can be obtained
upon as reasonable terms rs At any School in the
county. We then invite our friends and patrons to
send in their pupils. and no pains nor expense win be
spared in storing their minds with useful knowledge.
By order OF the Board.
L. sOCrHMAYD, sec'y.
Newton Falls, Dec. ., fs57-3ws
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland l. Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie, and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
Z" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. z. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Dec. ., 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt.
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STEEL PENS, including Gillotts,
Hincks, Wells q Cos. and the Washington Medallion
Pen
Also, Pen Holders of all kinds;
Bone and Ivory Dress Buttons, all
Colors.
The best stock of Colognes in the
County
Hoops of all kinds, including Brass,
Rattan, whslebone and Cord Hoops.
J.. & P. Coates Genuine Six Cord
White AMI cOlOred Spool Gotten. at o
Z SPOOL.
Linen Threads
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Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Gloves, Children's Hose, all kinds;
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds.
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
Kir5y'E English Steel Pin, deEn to the common ounIs
Pin.
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DIdCciclS,
which We offer At unprecedented lss prices to close
out the let, Hzrrsnts6 gsHEins.
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TIE Democrat 10 somewhat troubled Al
vur efFo,,s 70 arouse the Republicans in
tyis State TO a sense Of the importance o.
complete organisation. I, boldly intimate,
that our lsbors have oil been thrown away
that our appeals have fallen upon cold ears
aud have met with no response. We bel
leave 10 suggest that ths il probably b
ject in which cur aeighbor is either stu
pendously ignorant or he is somewhat inter
es,ed in misstaling the iscts. We hspper
10 know that there has been response 4
our appeals, and that our ,auors TO arouse
the Republicans to q sense .: ,..eir duty
have not been in vain. The 5, nsitlvenes-
displayed by the Democrat on this subject
shows il Tears what il hesthtes 10 behe'e.
The Pro. Slavery party IN th,s State tear
nothing so much as tina The Republican
party may arouse itself from is tancied sc.
curity, and meet organisation with organ.
sat,ou. They know he late indifference
exhibited BY the Republicans was more the
effec, OF over security than anything else.
Thousands re lied upon the known MINORITY
Of their party in the State, and did not &c
near the polls. But they received a lesson
al the late election, which their enemi. e
appear 10 think may be too we'll remember.
cd. The Pro.Siasery party know they
stand no chance ~hatsoever 10 this State,
u the Republicans affec ali, urgs niza'ion.
The so-calleJ Democracy sre always or
ganixed. especially where ,hey are The
weaker party. u cone States they pr.
serve their organization to keep the otice,'
and in others TO get them. The whole suin
and substance OF the principle u the Demo
cratic leaders may be put IA the one word.
OTsicE. A party led by men having bsi
auire pubic appeals 10 keep up thorough
organisation. The very hungcs and ,h,r.,
tor spolls among the leaders urge them no.,
to neglect any Of the suxiliares Of success.
With our party il 10 different. Principles
alone regulating our action. Republicans
are too apt in IN election in which no &C.
ssal National principles are involved. Il
throw aside al heir organisation, aua
Struggle 10 the polls or s,sy ., home as me,
sui, them best. But convince them that I,
sustain their principles. organisation j,
necsssasy. and our word for Il they vii
chow themselves ready for sny emergency
We have lsbored Ia convince them tina
organisation - necessary TO properly sus
tain our princsp les-that every defeat, evei
in .ocsi elections. Injuries our poser to bsal
up these principles when the day Of ,ri..
comes. and every triumph reircshcs M,
strengthens ~. We Asse heard response
10 these appeals. and we reel confident il
expressing the belief, that the next eiect,o,
will dsmoaslra,e the Tact, that the Pro
Siave-y Democratic party has hot the M,
josity ~ the State Of Iowa.
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We srs informed By gentleman who
wss present u lows City on Wednesday
that the attendance upon the Medical Soei-
city was small. The President anA Secse-
tary both being absent. Dr.. 1ress Of Iowa
CITY was called 10 the Chair ID The after.
noon. and On. &. J. Fous4Ais. Of this place
was appointed Secretary. Aftsr the I'D.
mission Of new members and the transac.
,ion Of some other business, II its presumed
the Society adjournsd until The succeeding
day. The physicians Of lows City were
prepared 10 give their frisads h4sdsone
eoter'siasent. and we're disappointed 81
the prospect Of slim attendance.
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JOSHUA DIAL, -,
~ Hseses. 80, 1saA - nsuv1uum.
-. y saAsr s1nsss, sssvsss . - .,
DA11apUo1. iowa,
va. ~ - - Real = -, issca = 49,
!1s.s, - sssissis.s i a - sSsSs $3.50
zsss s:S - :.:sss! ; ssss..sS s's' s''''.
s. :::s: i = 49,. sss,.; o. Lay.
u ssoee y. fussa0, kss !. -
s:.:1. c.s':.a AssAs:, s..a.r.. cine,asasa, oAse
me .ess.. ....a.iaa q ~ ss,tias % risks jedi.
sswssS Nj of CITY and Farm rropssty
lnpssssa civ PussssV.
l-Los bloss -, - ssss sroas, frame AoSas With
rooms. WOOD Aoass, cisssa ssd cell, slsg y s,ss
vide W west aide, slisy " tsss ride ssssA ssd.
~ eflo, esd lss 9, sl.sk Is; srs.. hoes, VIII
rooos, sSsd vsil, e'sssss ed ssAbls. 6sis sssss.
st:ss ), slsch =, - sss frss ssssl hose roo.s,
god esalAs, yell snd eisssss.
@pass Of N Of 10, I aud . v Of 10, 9, Ssoss S,
ssssasvssv. sda,s,oa Is isss host Es.s sssss Z
s0sas, wsli aaA sssb,ss
,.s H.. |: s,s.a e % e: ,s.s s:. .ss:.
horses.
3A-L block 81, ~ fsss fseas, sossA side 81 - o.
doots sAss VI nsAdy. frAns Aouss, rooms, cell
<ekstern asd stable.
SS-Past Of iots ssd 70, block lls L. Cisisos sidi
tion, n foot s,at, tstn street norsh side, bosws~n
Brady and Psrry, rsne house, ro0As, collar, veil
and ctDessn.
SS-Lese block ~, ~ Ssst fteat soush stAs Of eth
- Ik~ss l~.l Al Rs aaA (za~ \
rooms vs,lasd discern.
N-essdy street near lUsh, ~ fsss fross nsv
stJsy brtss honss, r<ns collar ead assasas hitch
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v4oL1oHLI H1AuO Yo1TE
XAkK ASQMsl

THIS undessigIsi wssid respectfully sssounts D.
4 III etIs ss OF vsa,srt aad vieiassy tass b..
- ogcn.d az sat.s nss esa si-gsnt ss,et %
ING In .. iisssy Saascssi vita The Msnsfsrtaser~
v On s,ied " farnssh assru ii ctr prscs.-
~ stock noe IN sssss e,esisfs of ths psssos Of
". Gsdd. 4 Gel. q Co. stsinssy q sos ssa J
L. F'sh-f 81 Nee York add L. tilesu Of Destsa
u ,liean OF GsoA ssis . a rsuslov.
Th- M-lodeons Of n D. . n. w. saith and i
es1piets sssossssasof Ansss Mssic con ssinine 81.
ire best eafs =, pcsaas. sssgs. a.schss. ssrsra
mel 'diessa gems VI ne epssss that save pat
itshed
D-sless fssnishsd insssu ne cts md ssee. Musis
Tho rsssias eiscssaN. Tsatas dass - order.
w. g. Willis,
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- pass0es ~, % vssy iissssisssss- Appiy y
fss sD1u COOK = sAR0kHr.
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~ vsssdii Lac b. Laasrssss Addition, In Hossh
Dsv,.s.r, soss -. b ALLEN . cLAnk.
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MONEY N LOAN, Ia ssns % suit sss'iaass-
A,,uas rALLnAs y, wnaa.
wswx asmsvss...ras ssasrsaesss hsss
rem owed 10 sAs ass bsita,ag 10 MsNasss Z sas..
ssd's black on sseosd street, vhsss beg vili -
ssain dsriag the esscs,ss III heir asv oaskias
Hosss, ready ~ alssaa 70 ssslssss - asssl.
Arch. aa COOK = sAR0sNr.
Fer lsass - psss u Land - " - L., assr
RA Road Depot Tor soss " peers 81 rs>ssaas,s rsa,
neA. io.d-sa DAWSON . rsUB.
gcsi sce!i--rhs psvsapsrs ies 20. ars 400 p.
parsd essses asissry q H. fss ~ -sssss
cusss.sss een.sseaas ~ saBss NH - vin b
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