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aKCoHD GLASS.

sCOSD CLAse.
Mahony James
McManaman Daniel
Macue Michael
Osborn William
Pant Jos
Penoyer Edgar
Parker Caleb II
Seeley II I
Striker J NJ
Schoff II +
Sykes Byron
Tompkins Z A
Taber William
Yule George
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FIRsT CLASS.
Greaves Adolmer A
Gibson + Z
Genld A L
GiIchrist Stephen p
Hannah james
Hall " William
Hole William
Huwiand Trad
Hanchs Ernst E
Jimeson Geo
johnson Edward
Inner Peter
Longwell John
Longwell Isaac
LinstrOth Frederic
Lynch William
Leiber Lorisa
Merrell Lucas +
MerrelI w II
Maxwell w s
Maxwell X A
Mann Edward
Newman Senica II
Newman Geo A
Northway | }
Proctor james
padley John
Putnam Mortimer
Rease ID W
Robertson William
Rogers Henry NJ
Schwartz John j
smith VIM + Jr
Schwartz Augustus
Shuman Geo w
Spence Geo +
Snow Charles
smith Geo II
Tinkham + L
Thomm Andrew
TalcOtt Wallace
Tubbs b b
Utley NJ NJ
NanDcrhite G
VanDusen Harmon
Weber Henry
g Winslow Henry
Weed John G.
SECOND class.
Lane j b
Lee Richard
LePoidven Nicholas
Mead James
McAordile Thomas
Newman j A
O'Donal james
Osborn Trial
Ozenne Peter
Onternann Johann
ORanne James Jr
Prichard L II
Percy William
Petrie james
Perry George
Peck j L
Piper Augustus
Quinten Peter
Ridenback Philip
Rhodes j w
lKapps Christian
.Runeter Peter
Schwarz William
Siicer Cornelius
Sauborn John e
Studdard Hiram
Strong : S
Slower ] &
Swane Matthias
Sniffen Solomon
Swift John
Tiereson Henry
Wright james A
Wing Robert
XolIer Jacob
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sRCOND CLAes

Brande Frederick MeGOath James
Blackman Fiaval Niler Mathew
Cadv b ramJ McQuinn james
Clifford John Muiligan William
Cerney John McCdtchy Thomas
COtfeen Augustus O'Neal Charles
Carpenter Ambrose Palmer William
Davis Crandali Porch Thomas
Dabbs Charles Pickens Baker e
Dublin Philip Partridge Truman
Dodge Warren Rohlhng Henry
Dagon Timothy Rumph Henry
Foley James Ryan John
Fuzzard John Retley Thomas
Flannary Michael Reynolds John
FlHnnery John Rice James
Gnutz Herman Rooney Samuel
Gaulr Stephen Sheofel John
Guichsrd Adolph Sabin Edison
Houston Robert L Tobin Patrick
Kngman Enos Treston Edward
Kelly William West Salyin
buckingham james Weyhe John S
Meyers Joseph Wilson Ira
Milliger August Williams Henry
Mcdowell Lewis Willerton Charles H
Mccormick Thomas
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Town OfPaIix.
FIRSR CLASS.

FIRsF CLASS.
AlthOnse William Lucas James
Andrea MS Lucius Lucas Thomas
Bowker Myron Lane Michael
Bush Newton Lewis Thomas
Blackman Henry Lewis Richard
Biehn Jacob Lee Henry
Biehn Freak Lewis John
Biehn John Myers Philip
Bush Levi Mich Peter
Blackman Horace Meredith Edward
Baker John Marsh Rempson
Case Arson d Mich John
Coburn James Myers Jacob
Castle Erastus Myers Francis G
Crony Jeremiah Metheringham Chas
COburn Edward Price John
Srany James Perry Daniel
| Dewey CORTLAND Russell James
Dane Charles Shean Patrick
Dewey Moseley Surfeit August
! Downey John Sage James
Daniels John Schiltz Nicholas
Detoss Peter Stallenwork Hubbard
| Edmunds Jonathan Spurtz Jacob
Eddie William Snider John
Fritz Peter Surles William
! Fredenburgh Libbeas SurIes John
flaming Nicholas Smell Henry
Fey John Thomas Nicholas
Gloss Nicholas Tom Matthias
Gulicb Abram Terry Peter
George John Tymerson Henry
Gratz John P Toner Daniel
Goldsworthy John Titus David
Hansen Matthias Titus Jacob
Iahnon Dennis Terry VIM Jr
humphrey Urlal Tom John
Hughes Patrick Vandermoon Albert
nancy John NanSickler VIM
henderson Aleck EanCott Stephen
darkle Frederick Williams James
Herman Chas Wilton Hubbard
Horning Philip Watkins Benz
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"The Horace Waters Pianos known as among III
very best."-ECdngeLis
ave speak of their merits from personal knowl-
edge - Christian IateHigencer.
''Waters' Pianos and Meodeons challenge compar>
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SI75.-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS, Of different ma
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$24O. Secondhand Pianos and Melodeons at 1926, $40
$50, $50, $75, 500, 5115, 1915, $3.50, and $3.50.
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The Horace Waters GTeIodeons and Harmo.

Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Dr.
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E5g" liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches SeD.
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HUDSON FOX,
Atty. S erif Of Kenosha %.
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San c9lantisto advertisements

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When female 10 In trouble or afflicted with dis
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To

Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
By HESRy STEPHENS, F. R. S., of Edinburg, and
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DR.. j. &. YOUNG,
LATE PROFESSOR OF the UNIVERSITY OF PRxx.
Private Medical and Surgical
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