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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25
Hotel de Paris.

BY NJ A d A NJ f CHI A U V f L i.
s.saT3ssr The above named weknown House, situated
.:nM Broad street, of Bridge No - offers
si good accommodations boarders and the travel
ing public The whole establishment is entirely
new throughout and the are large and airy furn
ished with excel mt Beds and furniture TO match, and
the table is sup lied in style unsurpassed regards
quality and Quantity.
Ladies and ia niles are offered pleasant and COM
Portable home at this establishment.
The undersigned having been literally patronzed by
the pubic the above House for three years past can
safely appeal to her old customers to sustain her charac
ter as lan1lady, and the popularity of her House
septl2tf MADAME CHAUNEL.
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GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
For Sale Bargain

'INHE fine Cottage built Dwelling House Pine street
Il above the Court House. next door above the Sash
AMI Blind factory, is offered for sale at a Bargain
The house has five rooms well finished, with closets,
piazza in front &c. large yard with splendid well
of wafer outhouses and other complete
premises Terms made easy Enquire at the Nevada
Journal Office of Z. G.. WAITE
Nevada. July eth, lS57-tf
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UNFAILING TIME-KEEPERs.-Doctor

UNFAILING TIME-KEEPERs.-
Kane, in his Arctic Expedition, says:
During the long day of the Arctic
summer, the wisest of men may lose their
reckoning and take no note of time, but
the flowers never forget. Regularly, as
the night should come. they close their
leaves to sleep, and when the day should
break in voieeless pillows along the cas-
tern sky, they wake again, and thus di-
vide in those vast solitudes the linger-
ing time in nights but daylight sick,
with feeble rays between.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 IL persons holding claims against the estate OF
N Richard L. Prouty deceased will present the same
undersigned at cherokee Nevada County, with
necessary vouchers within ten months from the date
hereof the will be forever Larred and all per-
indebted said estate requested TO make i'm
mediate payment.
D. P. CUMMINGS Administrator.
Cherokee. August 18th. 1857
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For Rent.


TWO Brick freproof stores in the National Exchange
i buildings Broad Street.
Aso-Two Buildings Main street one on the west
side, fitted up for Bakery and saloon. one the
side lately fitted up and well adapted for saloon.
Apply 10 GEO. KEENEY.
Nevada, June 10. 1857
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25

~ A terrible accident happened in
the excavation of the railway tunnel al
Haunstein, in Switzerland, recently
The tunnel suddenly fell in, and almost
the whole of the laborers who were al
that moment at work, were either crush.
ed to death or stifed. About fifty are
believed to have persisted.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25

DIR. ADAM CLARKE had perfect alb
horrence of both pork and tobacco. He
is reported to have said: "If l were to
offer sacrifice to the devil, it would be a
roasted pig stuffed with tobacco
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~ Sol. Jones was stage driver for
many years before railroads had become
plentiful, and he has followed various
occupations since. His principal en-
ployment now is drinking strong liquors,
and his nose reflects constantly the "ev-
erlasting bonfire" One day last week.
Sol. stepped into one of our fashionable
restaurants, and called for brandy. The
decanter was handed to him, and he
poured out tumbler nearly full. With
a look of aversion at the water pitcher,
which was standing near, he tossed off
the brandy, and set down his glass with
strong expression of disgust upon his
humorous countenance. Anything the
matter with that brandy 2" inquired the
bartender. "Yes," was the gruff reply.
"What ails it," asked Boniface. "Why,
d-n it, | can taste the water in it !'
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25

A LADY fixed the following letters in
the bottom of the -four barrel, and ask
ed her husband to read them: 0, l G U
r MT.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25

70 In a Dutch translation of Addi-
sons Cato, the words "Plato, thou rea-
soonest WE'LL" are rendered "Just So
you are very right, Mynheer Plato"
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For Sale.

HOUSE and LOT on Mill street, Grass Valley, ad-
l. joining Cadys Stables. The House is in the best
order, almost and will be sold with without Bar
Fixtures Furniture, &c For further particulars enquire
at the premises.
Grass Valley. May l2-3m
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BRICKS !

THE undersigned will continue TO have constantly on
Il hand for the Nevada market a good assortment of
BRICKS, for building Houses. Foundations, Vaults Gel
lars, Chimneys, Wells, Sidewalks for setting Boilers
building Ovens. and all kinds of Brick Masonry.
All who wish TO guard against the destructive elements
fire and water-can now the for doing
so etectually by giving call
All oSders Ieft at ROGERS. HAMILTON& Cos. on
Main street. at the Yard one-half mile of Neva-
da on the Red Dog Road, at the Wood Bine Farm will
be promptly attended 10 on reasonable terms.
\. B. All kinds of Brick and Stone Work neatly and
well done at the shortest notice.
D. F. ADAMS & co.
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J. w. DOWNING, Tailor,

WOULD inform his old friends and ustomers that he
w is again establishedon
M A IN It r E E IT,
5doors above Meyers & Goes Boot and Shoe Store
Where he is prepared manufacture garments of all
styles, TO order and at reasonable rates
He keeps constantly hand large and wei lselected
stock of Pilot and Broad Cloths, Cassimeres &c. &c
Particular attention is invited beautiful Velvet
Vest Patterns. which he has on hand.
Repairing done at short notice.
Nevada, Oct 10, lg56tf
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MoRALIsTs may talk as much as they
please of the sin of envy, but, for the
life O. me, can never see pretty maid
without envying the good luck of tn E
man who is to marry her.
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Legal Advertisements,
State ofCalifornia, Countyof Necada, SIS.
| District Court. 18th Judicial District
0EORCiE LEWIS.
Insolvent Notice.

) InsOypnt
HIS CREDITORS
In the matter of the application of George Lewis an
nsolvent debtor praying that he may be allowed TO
make assignment of his estate his creditors and he
De discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
OF an act of the Legislature passed May 4th A. d. 1852
entitled act for the relief of Insovent Debtors and
protection of creditors and in pursuance of an order OF
the Hon Niles Sears District Judge in and for said conn
y-Notce is hereby given to the creditors of said in
solvent to be and appear before said Judge in open court
in the city of Nevada on Monday the ay of October
d. 1887, at 10 O'Clock NJ of that day to show canse
if any they have why the prayer nsoIvent shoud
not be granted and an assignment of his estate he made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance of the Statute in such made and proy
ded f
And it is further ordered that notice be published in
the Nevada Journal for the period of four weeks
and 1t Is further ordered that all proceedings against
SAID lnsolvent be stayed till the further hearing herein
BY order of the court
Witness my hand with the of sal Court hereun
IT. to affixed, this goth day of August A. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of District Court.
ByWM. SMITH, deputy
F. ]. Dunn, Atty for Petitioner
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For Sale.
VALUARLE TOWN LOTS

4 BOUT One Hundred Valuable Town Lots, real
N Lost Hill, for sale cheap, for cash
For further particulars, enquire of
n. p. BROWN,
Juno ). lSlT-tf Innrnal Office
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PROCLAMATIO
$4,000 Reward

OR Dose of EPSON Salts and Castor OIL Twill nav
~ the latter reward for the apprehension convic
ton OF the person persons who have macously
down my advertising bills headed LOOK OUT FOR THE
COMET wherein the people informed that Ihave the
largest stock and finest assortment of DRUGS and MED
IcINEs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles; also
Paints, Oils and amphene in Nevada County.
Come and see them at
Geo. o. KILBOURN'S
No. Is, Brick Store, Commercial St.
May %, 1857. Nevada.
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SCHNAPPS A.! SCHNAPPS /!

d ARBIER has received by the clipper Osborn Howes
ID his invoice Of Schnapps Bottles bearing his
He informs his numerous friends and patrons that
from this date his justly celebrated Schnapps will he put
up in the very same order Wofe's, with wrapper
bearing his signature. aug1- lmis
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25

A Dutchman describinga span of hor-
ses which he had lost, said: "Dey wash
very much alike, specially de off one.
One look so moch like both, I could not
tell doder from which; when I went af-
ter de oder, and I whip one most to
death because de oder kicked at me.
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Administrators Notice

N A Abraham decd are hereby required to present
the sane with the necessary vouchers within ten
months from this date, to the undersigned at his resi-
denee in Grass Valley. S. ABRAHAM,
Aug 7, 1857. admir- of h. abraham, decd
Thomas P. Hawley, Atty for Admir-. 4w
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New TlTLEs.-"My brethren" said
good old backwooks preacher, Il am
gwine to preach you very plain sar-
man to-day-a sarman what every wo-
man can understand. You will find my
text in varse of the two-eyed chapter
of one-eyed John" 1t was some time
before it was perceived that he meant /
John, chapter II.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25
A sTuBBoRN STRIpLING-A bio strin.

ASTUBBoRN STRIPLING.-A big strip
ping, awkward youth, fresh from Yer
mont, once entered the Drummer Acade-
my, at Byfeld, Mass. At that time the
boys and girls were kept in one apart
ment, only the middle aisle separating
them. One day this Vermont stripping,
who had just been helping one of the
girls through hard sum, thought it no
more than fair that he should take toll
for his services; accordingly he threw
his stalwart arm around the rosy damsel
and gave her sly, but rousing smack,
which startled the whole assembly.
"Jedediah Tower, come up here %
roared out the preceptor.
The delinquent appeared, his face
glowing like red -hot pan, and looking
as silly as a ninny.
"Hold out youl hand, sir!s said the
pedagogue: "I'll teach you not to act
thus in this institute"
The huge paw was extended in a hor-
izontal line towards the instructor, who
surveyed its broad surface with a mathe-
matical eye--calculating how many
stokes with his small ferule it would
take to cover the large number of square
inches it contained.
"Jedediah,' at length he said, ''this
is the first time that you have been call
ed up for any delinquency; now sir, if
you will say that you are sorry for what
you have done. I will let you off for this
time without furnishing you?"
"Sorry !' exclaimed the youngster,
striking an attitude of pride and indig
nation; "sorry No. sir, am not And
| will do jest so again eff | hev a chance.
So put on, old Teller, jest as hard as you
like. By the jumpin' Jehosephat, I'd
stand here and let you lick me till king
dom cum afore Id be sorry for that"
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-25
Ranch for Sale.
G. REA II ARG AKN!

A NY PERSON wishing to purchase A GOOD RANCH
~ on the most farOrable terms. have the oppor-
tunity. 1t is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California, and to any
ing into that pleasant business offers inducements
not often to be with. II is situated on Dry Creek
about mile and half northwest of the Zinc House
on the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections Of -, ALL EN-
CLOSED WITH \ GOOD BRU II FEN E, and two
three smaller Lots in board fence. ...
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing on it a CROP OF HAY which
will yield the present season, less than Forty Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY 1t contains
amount Ofthe best Garden Ground to be found in the
State about four of which is fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming.
There is on the place, number of Large and never
failing Springs aording abundant supply of excel
lent water either for stock irrigation the year round
1t will be sold at the most reasonable rate either in
luding the present years crop without it.
9F For further particulars address, by letter, in
person, n. p. BROWN
n
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$50 Reward

SIOLEN from the Quintay Ranch, the 29th of in
~ ~ Black Mare Mule, black nose, about fourteen
hands nigh with aprejo marks and branded follows
w IN Z on right neck and j. Z. left neck. under
which Is double H., and double IL on left shoulder
reward of S25 will be paid for information leading to
the recovery Of the mule, and S25 the thief or $50
for both Address
Aug. IA, 1851. VIM. CONN NarvsvilIe
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County Surveyors Office.

COURT HOUSE, vADA
JoHs t. CAMILLE &C. +. DEETKEN.
County Surveyor. Deputy
LII persons are hereby cautioned against employing
N other Surveyors than such as may be dePutized
from this office.
Extract from Laws of California
CHAP 20, SEC. 3. No survey or re survey hereafter
made by person except the County Surveyor his
deputy shalbe consideredegal evidence in any Court
within this State JOHN L. GAMBLE.
Nevada June Goth, 1851
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Dissolution.
gVxHE coparnershp heretofore existing between c. K.
| Garrison Charles Morgan, r. : Fretz, and w c.
Ralston under the and style of Garrison Morgan
Fret and BaIston san Francisco and Charles Morgan
a Co. New York is this Gay dissolved by mutual con
rent r s Fretz and w. C. Ralston fully empow-
Sf * GARRISON,
By his Attorney in fact, VIM r. Garrison
CHARLES MORGAN,
BY his Attorney in fact, w. c. Ralston.
X s. FRETZ.
W. Z. RALSTON.
San Francisco July Gath, 1851
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~ A sailor being about to sail for
India, citizen asked where his father
died.
ain shipwreck."
"And where did your grandfather
die 2"
Gas he was fishing storm arose, and
he with his companions persisted.
"And your great-grandfather T.
"He also persisted by shipwreck."
"Then, if l were you, would never
go to sea-"
pray, my philosopher, where did
your father die!
MY father, grandfather and great
grandfather died in bed"
"Then if l were you, would never
go to bed"
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HARRY H, of Providence, tells a
good story of young man who had a
light and incipient mustache. One day.
while lingering the few hairs, he said to
Harry:
Hadn't better dye this mustache 2"
ooh, no." replied Harry, "let it alone
and it will die of ITSELF"
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y The St. Louis Leader tells of two
old fellows in that city, who lived easily
and spent most of their time in playing
euchre. R. was the best player, but S.
would, when be could, much to the dis
gust of his opponent, renege, and so
take a trick Sometime since R. was
taken sick, but before throwing off the
mortal COLL" wrote to S. as follows.
"Dear ST. shall this day die and go
to the devil. Folloeo suit-no reneging.
"Yours, R."
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Copartnership Notice.
TIME JrNDERSIG NED have this day entered into CO.
i partnership and will continue the Banking Business
r. S. FRETZ.
w c, RALSTON
san Francisco, July Gath, 1857.
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MASONRY AMONG THE INDIANS.-A
nrinter, who has been travelling ont in
Nebraska, and had had considerable
personal intercourse with the Si Tx and
Six Nations Indians, thus alludes to the
fact of Masonic Emblems having been
found among them; "They have some
rites of the Masonic Order, many of
them being Masons. One of the buffa
10 robes taken by the Pawnees in the
fight, which they brought to town, had
all the Masonic Emblems worked on it
in beautiful manner" He says that
nearly all the Sioux Indians are Free
Masons, and the same fact has also been
alluded to before, and has been noticed
by Thatcher and Catlin. If that be so,
perhaps it would be as we'll to make
Free Masons of all the emigrants that
cross their path, and the soldiers sent
against them, so in case their scalps and
lives were in danger, they might make
a sign, and thus escape.-N. Y Sunday
AU0s
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A LICK AT ANTIoUARIANs.-A cyni-
cal writer says:
There are troops of people who are
forever cropping about old ruins and mon
uments, who, if they find skull, instead
of talking sensibly about it, as Hamlet
did about Yorick's, straightway hunt up
an owner therefor; and the longer he
had been without it, and the less need
he had for one, the more Jealous they
would be in palming it off on somebody
who lived very long ago, and never i'm
agined that so late in the day people
would be looking for him to restore his
head.
If they happen, in their subterranean
researches, to blunder into an old for
fotten acqueduct, they are in a fever,
and vault with an urn in it throws
them into an ecstacy.
These people arecalled antiquarians,
and are, at worst, harmless creatures,
never disturbing anything or anybody
that has any thing at all to do.
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A Lore Scene orerheard and Phono-
graphically reported by Frederick Pine
pAellow-'Phairest of the phair !" sigh
ed the lover, "phancy my pheelings
when 1 phoresee the phearful conse-
quences oph our phleeing phrom your
phather's phamily. Phew phellows
could have placed the music with as
much phortitude as / have, and as phick-
lie phorture phails to smile on our loves,
l phind l must phorego the phelicity of
becoming your husband. Phairest
Phrances, pharewell phorever! !"
"Hold, Phranklin, hold - phrantical-
ly screamed Phrances, II will phollow
you phorever." But Phranklin piled,
and Phrances phainted.
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~ Gov. johnson, Gen. Kibbe, J. W.
Vaudeville, Col. Weller and Col. Ia
briskie all voted in San Francisco on
Wednesday last. They were all absent
from home, and desired to vote.-Moxn-
tain Democrat.
The following is the Constitution on
the subject:
Every white male citizen of the Uni
ted States. &c. &C., of the age of 21
years who shall have been a resident of
the State six months next preceding the
election, and the county or district in
which he claims his vote thirty days,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections. -
&C., &c.
The law only applies to aohite men,
it will be seen. Quash the indictment
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&1,8O7,9O8 ~
LIABILITIES

The amountof Liabilities due ornot due to Banks
or other CredltCrs-nnthin'.
Losses adjusted ard due-nothng. -.
Losses a-justed and due $500 %
Losses unadasted contested, and wanting 80, 40
proofs 1880 oO
al other claims against the Company small for print
ing, sc. 800, "a
Apentsinstructed take risk exceeding $4,000 co.
The greatest amount Insured In any one city, town or VII
lage, varies.
The greatest amount allowed insured in any ore block also
varies II intention liz it the loss by any one hre
to 500 90.
The amount Of its Capital earnings deposited in any
other State as security for losses therein; no part The
Carital or earnings oflhs Company are thus deposited
The Charter Act Of incorporation and amendments, Is
the same as Geu in July, 1876.
THOS. 4 ALEXANDER, Secretary,
Subscribed and BEFORE me- IhsIlh daY OF January
1851. HENRY FOWLER, Jnsuce oi the Ftaee'
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Il. C. McNAIRY s. CO.'S
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.

Silk and Dress Goods Department
In this department will be found all the HOvsss Of the
season.
gProeade, from cheap 1.-THE TgOst costly;
Pisids q stripes
Plain coPd Pou de Louis for day and evening;
Rich MoTe Antique for prone pades
Marselines Gro de Nap and Millinery siks
satins, all widths, cOlors and qualities
Bishon's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris Lyons Tsfet'', cheap;
Fig'd silks, premier designs:
Royal Mourning Pou de Loire;
Armures lspsfan and Gro de Antique;
Rish Sk Ro6es Tor p,nnsT ard k,eningi lFlowers
organdy Robes, from Paru cord to fail ehinz;
Orgrndy Musilus " Z"
New and exquisite designs in Muslns, Baregss Jack
Plain a,konets in al colors;
Rich and agnhcent desiI IS in all OF the shove;
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Geo 5.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Cares;
" lace do;
Seus worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sets IN cambrie and jaoobsi;
eetts sCo,ch work for travelling;
French work and lace Caps for old ladies':
An immense STOCK OF swiss and aeone edgings and In
swiss JsoOne; and Dimity nOunee', pl'n AMI highly
Point applique and Real Val Iaces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department
Here stock will excel in variety. The arsortment
will be Great Rich and Complete. We shall krep
CRildren's Women aud Mems lose and Balf lose
Merino st and Cotton Vests and Drawers fOr Spdren
Women and Men.
Alexender and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambrlcs.
Printed Linens and Jac,nets Cor Children.
In AL descriptions VI Goods fer Children stock viii
be choice.
Mantillas, shawIs and scarfs
OF every desirable fabric Iudia Fronch. Vienna and
Brsh. Every description OF Garments will be offered IN
this department.
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain sno CANA, borders;
:" q" fringed and cord ends
All descriptions If to~elsand Diapers;
F.ench DsmRsk and Turklsh ToEeis,
Farui aud 6lass C3oths:
Piano aud Table Covers, all kinds;
Rch Curtain Danasks, trimmings 10 match;
Rieh Git corniee, Bands ana Pins;
Rich Muslin spi Lace Curtains;
Bud Holland window shades;
All descriptions 0fSgu ner FianneiG
Rich rabse DsmASka end elhs for dis uer Iarsiss;
flrnture, Cal. and Dimites;
White aud e0,d Mesquite Nets;
slmmer Quilts and CoGnterpanss:
Linen sndCotton sheetngs, all widths;
Bed, Cradle and Cab Blankets
CARPETS, OIL Cloths and Mating.
70 this part stock Il s needless 10 refer a, n q
cepcsdsd keep the largest, and a. Tie
s2nie tine, cheapest stock Ia the western country.
Plantation and Negro GoedA
And an gocs By he pieec wholesale preos. We hepe
10 oder fenda this the best q Ne
gro pQs have bAt the pleasure - ocer ana ws
most fay Invite al 20 make vst that hes
zee felg ue than meet their exPsrtauons.
iees r. C. HeSAikY c., IS ClisEe sirsri-
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7. BRADSHAW AL Az. RUTLAND have surehss.
u. 81 fraa Nrsafs. RcBEzFsoS nAsHIuII helr rntirs
stoek u Roofs. shoes HITS. TEEnFs 4c and uoud re-
sseifsy iaarm fle nd pstrons q he late er snd ne
pshr ssnefaiY hat ~ ateui ksspuF e. the cd stsad
-, cosEe stTtst svl seisctsa n i4tfcek Or Ia
Dies tsuElen ehs. and ChilFrn wear, Eheh hev Viz
ssr 81 cAsh zna CASH ONLY. We hop- ~ ssYiei a.
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