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The Reason "Brudder Dick.
SOM Left the Church.

Mr.. Dickson, colored barber, was
shaving one of his customers, respecta-
Bile citizen, one morning, VIXEN convcr.
sation occurred between them respecting
Mr.. Dickson's former connection with a
colorOd church in the place.
u believe you are connected with the
church on street, Mr., Dickson?" said
the customer.
"No, sab, not at ALL" replied the bar
ber
"What, are you not member Of the
African church ?"
"Not dis year, sah.''
"Why did you leave their communion
Mr.. Dickson, if I may bo permitted to
ask I"
"Why, l tell you, soh," said Mr., Dick
son, strapping concave razor on the
palm Of his hand. at was jess like dis
| jined dat church in good faif. I glib
ten dollars towards the stated preachin
of the gospil de flss year, aud de church
peepil call me "Brudder Dickson lie
second year my bizness.xas not so good
and only gib five dollars. Dat year de
church peepil call me 'Mr. Dickson
Dis razor hurt you, sar 7" a-o a,
"No." &ft+ tt Sfs
swell, sab, the third year I feel very
poor-sickucsS lnmy family-and didn't
glib no6ia for preaching. Well sab, ar.
ter dat dey call me "0le Niger Dickson.
and Ikf'em" " la B (,
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PoETRY,-Mr editur as the deceased
was = cozzin to G W. crawford and george
was mad becaus he wuld'nt take his pa.
per, he sent mi poem back. i hope you
will insurt it,
ho died in his bed,
CRATE big buk hc red,
prayer he hollered out,
then turned over ua2 his he'd,
aud burned If he didn't die-ded
he leave | wife, 9 children, COW A
Horses, grocery stoar, and other quad.
rupeds to mourn his loss-but in the
landgwide Of the poit hiss los is thar
ernal ganel .4
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Wife.

There is no combination of letters in
the English language which excitss more
pleasing andinteresting associations in the
mind Of man than the word Wife. 1t
presents to the minds eye a cheerful com,
paniou, disinterested adviser, nurse in
sickness, com forter in misfortune, an
ever affectionate companion. 1t conjures
up the image Of lovely woman who
cheerlully undertakes to contribute to
your happiness, to partake with you the
cup of veal or woe, which destiny may
offer. The word wise is synonymous
with the greatest blessing, and we pity
the unfortunate wight who is compelled
by fate's severe decree to trudge along
through lifo's dull pilgrimage without
one.
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Tie Mother.

'What would I giye," said Charles
Lamb, Ito call my mother back to earth
fer one day, to ask her parden en- my
bcnded knees for all those acts by which
! gave her gentle spirit pain"
Remember this, my young friend,
whenever you are inclined to disobey your
mother, or do anything which you know
will grieve her. When she is dead, such
misconduct will awaken bitter recollec-
tions, and you can not ease your troubled
soul by asking her pardon. She who bore
you, who fcrSen,ly lived you, and whose
faithful heart you made ache, will have
gone, never TO return. The cruel deed
will be irreparable!
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A wife wanted.

Somebody who wants wife publishes
the following advertisementin in st Louis
paper. 7 u 'aal isb--o
WANTED-1 have lived solitary long
enough. l want some one to talk to,
quarrel with-tben kiss and make up
again. Therefore, am ready to receive
communications from young ladies and
blooming widows Of more than average
responsibility, tolerably tame in disposil
tion, and hair Of any color, 80 s1sI'i (
As nearly as l can judge Of myself, I
am not over eighty nor under twenty. five
years Of age .27sI am either Ave feet eight
or eight feet FIVE, forget which Weight
l35 8l5 or 53l pounds, one Of the three
-recolect each figure perfectly well, but
as to their true arrangement l am some.
what puzzled Have whole suit Of hair,
|dyed by nature, and free from dandruff
Eyes buttermilk brindle, tinged with pea
green. Nose blunt, according tn Ionic
order of Architecture, with touch Of
the composite, and mouth between a
catfshs and an alligators-male espeo
tally for oratory and the reception Of large
oysters Ears palmated, long and elegant
" shaped Ny whiskers are combina.
tion Of dogs bair, moss and briarbush--
behaved, fearfully luxuriant.
am s, und in limb and on the negro
question Wear boots No. 8 when corns
are troublesome, and can write poetry by
the mile, with double rhyme on both edg.
es-to read backward, forward, cross wise
or diagonally. Can play the jews harp
or basse drum, and whistle Yankeedoodle
in Spanish. Am very correctin my NOR
ais, and first-rate at ten.pirs have a
great regard for the Sabbath, and never
drink unless invited 81" I.'7." ''.
Am domestic animal, and perfectly
docile when towels are clean, and shirt,
buttons all right III possess preem
ana;ing virtue it is that Of forgiving eve.
ry enemy whom | deem it hazardous to
handle. say my prayers every night,
musketoes permitting as to whether I
snore in my sleep l want somebody to
tell. Ishould like some lady, whois rer!
fectly able to support husband, or if she
could introduce me to a family where re-
lieious example would be considered asuf
ficient compensation for board, it would
do just as well.
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GOOD LuIcIk.

Some young men talk about good luck.
Good lack is to get up at six O'Clock in
tho morning; good luck, if you have on.
ly q shilling a week, is 70 live upon elev-
en- pence and save a pennyj good luck is
to trouble your head with your own bust.
ness, and let your neighbor's alone; good
luck is to lulhll the commandments, and
to.do unto other people as you wish them
to do unto you. They must not only
work but wait. They must plod and per.
severs.a Pence must bS taken care Of,
beSSubs they are the seeds Of guinehS.---
TO get on in the world, men must take
care Of home, sweep their own doorway's
clean, try to help other people, avoid
temptatiop, and have faith and trust in
God, a1e
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Sundry Jokes

A good thing to be out of-Debt.
The man who can hold his ground
against mortgage must be pretty ath
letic fellow.
All office coats are by no means busi-
ness habits.
An Echo Song oh
Canary birds"-the pedler cried,
But scarce had said the words, ~. AZ q
Ere Snooks. the joker, prompt replied; g.,
In echo, "Nary birds" |"
The new style Of robbery in New York
is illustrated with cuts.
How to sink mouey-Put tinto an OF
we'll.
More money than truth at the bottom
of some oil wells.
Smashed furniture-The Freedmen.
Bureau
1t was making game Of Forney to cal
him "dead duck"
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,s- That monster Of fiuiquity, cOcl

S6- That monster Of iuiquity, cock.
eyed, mustered.out Ben Butler, had the
cffrontery, in his argument before the Su.
preme Court, at Washington the other
day, in favor Of military courts and COM
missions, to take the ground "that the
federal government had no poWer to pre-
vent State from leaving the Union."-
This only proves that he Is the same ar
rant knave,ba was when he voted in the
Charleston Convention f6ry-seven times
for JEFF Davis as candidate for Presi-
dent Notwithstanding he has since render
cd the federal government all the assis
tance in his power in the way of spoon
stealing and petty tyranising over brave
though unfortunate people, 10 prevent
their leaving Tie Uaioa, La Crosse
Democrat.
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HONESTY AND IINDusTRY.-Let hon
esty AID industry be thy constant com.
panions, and spend one penny less than
thy clear gains. Then shall thy hide.
bound pocket soon begin to thrive /; and
will never again cry with the empty belly
ache; neither will creditors insult thee,
nor want oppress, nor hunger bite, nor
nakedness freeze thee. The whole hem
isphere will shine brighter, and plensnro
spring up in every corner ofthy heart ~
Now, therefore, embrace these rules, and
be happy, Bpnish the black winds of
sorrow from thg Mind, and live indepen-
dent Then shalt thoube man, and not
hide thy face atthe approach Of the rich,
nor suffer the pain of feeling little when
the sons Of fortune walk at thy right
hand; for ipdcpendency, whether With
little or much, is good fortune, and places
thee on even ground with the proudest
Of the golden fleece. Oh then be wise,
and let industry walk with thee in the
morning and attend thee until thou reach
est the evening hour for rest. Let hon
esty be as the breath Of thy soul, and
never forget to have penny, when all
thy expenses are enumerated and paid
then shalt thou reach the point of happi-
ness, ard independence shall be thy shield
and buckler, thy hemlet and crown ;
then shall thy soul walk upright, nor
stoop to the silken wretch because the
hand which offers it wears ring set with
diamonds. Il FRANKLIN.
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reA- Pap, observed a young urchin Of
tender years, to his fond parent, "does
tho Lord know everything2' ayes my
son, replied The hopeful SIRE" ''but why
do you ask that question 7" Because
our preacher when he prays is 50 long
telling him everything I thought he
wasn't posted" Go to bed Sonny. =
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TIE GREATEST = saIdl
DISCOVERY OF THE o AGE.r

EARMERs. FABLES AND OTHERS-f
I can purchase no remedy, equal to Dr.lt
Tobias Venetian Liniment, for dysentery,,
collie, Group, chronic Rheumatism, sore
throsts, toothache, sea sickness, cuts, burns.y
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back,
So, If it does not give relief the money
VIII be refunded. All that is asked Is D trial,
and use it according TO direciionsl b 4 I9Ij
Dr.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: have used your
Venetian Linimentiu my family for num-
ber of years, and beiiev. it to be the best or, !
tice for what it is recommended that / have j
ever used. For sd'aen attack Of Group il il "
inyalua BILE. have 10 hesitation in recon-
mending il for all the uses IL processes TO
cure. have sold il for many years, and IL
gives entire satisfaction. ID, g. ,5,aa,l
CHAs. II. TRIMMER,
Quakertown, NJ, sa 8, 1868. y lsl
Price 40 and 80 cent Sold by all drup-
gists. Office Sc COrtlandt Street, N.
1m34) te Yft@f ~
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I SeA. julius Cesar, whose age as near
as can be ascertained was over one hun;
dred years, died at Hoosick, N Y, aiew
dayssago He was formerly slave Of
ox.President Martin Vsn Buren's father,
and liysd, ,ip the family when the ex-
President was born, ,of,.ff y,,san,r
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r@- "A, little boy had d wooden horse z
and in course1oft time its tai, ears and nl
legs got knocked off ndgthe toy presenter,
ed rather ragged appearance. Sayshe, ,,1
one day: = ',s' w
"Godisees everything donFhenotbdr3'
eyes my childH q 1aailll lelil 40 smlos
"Well, guess he'll laugh when hem
sees this horse y -
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No. The heaviest robbery Of this year
Of crime occurred in New York on Satur-
day. About sl,5OO,0O0 in bonds and
certificates, were taken from Lords bank.
ing house, and have not yet been found.
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pO- Adam Shoemaker, a number OF

DO- Adam Shoemaker, q number OF
years ago, came to Hunting Furnace, and
seeing for the Rst time q pair of snufers,
he asked: ,ri ..i.ioe gsa sft
aWhat's them fori" To osnuff the cam
die. The candle just then needed snuff
ing, Adam with his thumb aud finger
pinched off the snuff and carefully poked
il into the snufferS saying, "Wsll now
them's handy BeGt0@sLQ
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Humorous sermon.

M. III ;..D4 s.,..,1.y ;,d,,ls,o ;la yea .
Ihe Lansing journal 'inau'seS i's ~ ~
ders With weekly sermons by one isglENls = ulius
Snow, high binder of a darkey pictured
o,, IN that noner mIa! standing bebind a
iap,rS'' la,p ,s;. a;,.,n;a.ted
alne "ne, 'ossso 'aO'o .i. nV,1s ,,'i ~. -,
parasol IN ms hand fS and Just .'lammlpS n'
the discourselinto his hearers. The last
sermon 4 o5nn..MaLot isarmintD, 8, has some 90 cd
uo;n,s.s, ,fo,lovs.,,..,,. - ~ a1
Ds az on d;s occasion am desc stirrin
words, I.,oJ JIoa,,;...f-a-.,r .-....l
9Aud Joner ,oas eat asp 5y de ,Whale.",
Az Cr,,Un FprNz -De troolv 'strcs.
sin occurrence oh which de tex speaks ID
ELOQUENT strains, happened ober several
hundred years ago, long, long my brua-
derins and sistefing before dis sub lunary
spere had de honor of contemplating do
MAGNIFICENT propershuns Of the distin-
puisbed individual who is now pouring
De gospel into your bsnighted and dark
cned ears slo' lliV aa0i9asaJ2mly,
joiner was a 'scipIe like your own no.
BILE Julius-dat is to say, me, He was
SEM s on m'SslOn a,o ~ en.sa'bh ~ naiobhorin =
plantation, and by de way.side which
was de G, he saw opening. He kon-
tempellated de same. He surveyed de
stewpendiousness dereof He propelled
in the aforesaid aperture, and dar upon
de, openin closed and joiner was goper
Wbcro was Joner De tex remarks.
,,,,,I,... =, J., ). w,a,,w
A"" 'o"el "0' - ~ "H'''
Whar was de whale! 1t had put It,
SELF outside ob joiner. rl@
Disswhale event is sad no wonder /,
your talented orator, is obliged at dis
point to apply de latter extremity Of my
broad clof coatto mysApilights, and it is
nat stonishing dat, dey dlsllls water
salt water at dis, time And you, my
hearers, feel bad too, f,, and well you
mought How must joiner hap feit ana
his mudder and his first wlfe,s relashuus,
dey too mnst hab wepped !H How ala de
Wna'e lsets ior W 'eA '"yy'i5ysD lrsa9h
-U, =. 10
'tAad joiner 'oas et up W de Whdte
De general opinion am dat joiner did
IVY 'ss W. ..,,.L L.g
Dereiore de Whaie must hao nau sone
xr;f Nom md don n dI1zInao in do
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TAKEN DowN.-A New Orleans edi-
tor when an apprentice to the printing
business, went to court a preachers
daughter. The next time he went to
meeting, the father took for his text
any daughter is grievously tormented
with q devil" lm
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! III. ,S.nSEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
.IhSsrapce AgentIaud Notary Public, Par
Cicdlar attention paid 10 collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ant Execution Of
Deeds. Mort cages and Contracts. Office in
'Millers Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall Ashland, o.
RExGr C1I q Na.
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peA. A soldier on. trial for habitual +
drunkenness. was addressed by the mag
istrate "Prisoner, you have heard the
charge of habitual drunkenness what =
have you to say in defenseiy Nothing,
please your, honor, but habitpsl thirst.na %,
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sHERiFESl SAFE.
Eleanor NJ. Jones

Eleanor NJ. Jones 500 q <iage ioa
1ATf3g vsgf trsg In Partilinn.cil
John Sidney Jones Cd al jbos.s .sai ossaw
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of
Il Common Pleas within and for the County
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, N tho above
case, duly issued and directed 10 me bearing
date the 14th day Of March, A. D., 1906.
viii expose TO sale, at Public Auction, at The
door Of The Court House Of said county,od
Saturday, Nay l2ta, n p; 1866 ~ y
the following described lands and tsnemeniAl
situate IN Ashland County and Staieof Ohio.ll
to-witi the South West quarter Of eeeiion ave
(5), Of icEnship twenty-five (22), of Ranepf
fifteen (i6). S'
Terms one-third cash, and the halanoe III
two equal anntal payments. with Interval
fr0m day Of sale, 10 be secured BY lnoIlkHolf
on the premises. f1fa,,4 5ds
Appraised at $1,000. ,' 81 n 4, ~. \
y, q. BROWN, Sheriff.
March 81, 1sso-lx tlpfS5. 90 z Z. {. ~
.Cf1taiaG 1uV z H|lH t0<NII| HN'I
acsihss auc lam isfa sfIi
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dOW.F ,DI JOAES.N
W,yTyLOMNS1ON.

ATTORNEY LAW; Office over wallack
&iAddrews''shoc Store, Main Street Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
eminent to proeure Pension Certificates
mud Collect County and Back Pay. 'n 9r.
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BGr A tender hearted railway eugin.
eer on certain road says he never runs
over man il he can help 1t, "becpuse II
muses. up tho traoklso." ,,.fr \. 4
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HICK..OlIKEill s. ROH.KER

HAVE ALiRGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI.
turey yoonsisiing of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
steads, Chaifb1 d eSefyedes6ription, &c.
naTheykeep constantly on hands o lot Of Me.
IthlEi6 Burial Cases and Caskets.i Having q
new Hearse theywi attend prSmpilyto fun
oerals in any port Of the county ~ Furniture
sfnadeIto order p Roomlone Door Mast of the
Post 0alce, Up Stairs lssmql (vish6O)
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MGEO, "; UTLL. w. d., (

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Particular attention will be paid 10 the
troatrient Of the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KID
peys, scrorula and Epithelial Cancers.
oia6I, n COW'a.s., N. ID ~ 7.,.. 'at
PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON, Asblaud Ohio,
Office over nughes,& Staeher's Store, opa
p6sito tho Town Hall, .fa5I4
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I1Dre Lex ORaI,E;

OFFICE One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen,
ire and Washington Streets, ashland, o.
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I k00 Per Year I We want agents,
l,COU ever, where 10 sell ourIMriovkD
$50, Sewing Machines. Three new kihds.b
Under andupper feed. Warranted FIVE years
Above salary or large commissions paid.-
The ONLY inachinessold in United Staiesfos
less than $40, which ares fully licensed sby Il
How Q, VII eeler & Wilson, Grover 3 Baker,
Singer & Co., andnBacheidera AL sotheri
cheap machines are infringements and the,
seller or user are liable 10 arrest, fine, and
Imprisonment Circulars tree Address, oy
call upon shaw s Clark, Biddsford, iMains,,
[n30ly1 -
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Sa. II "allis lovely when the goods
hangs high how is Il when "the duck
lies lowl" In Fornsy's case, II must bel
unpleasant .alN s6l lLla.a hnnas .rll
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An extraordinary m Occurrence.

A Correspondent of the IIartlort Times
tells stoiy of a volunteer in one of the
Connecticut regiments who, in the ad
vance of the grand army Of the Potomac,
in 1868, was taken sick, died and was
buried, the correspondent performing the
last sad rites over the reEains Of his COM
rade. "A vOlley was fred over the grave,
and the soldier was left TO his long sleep.
The time passed the war ended the COR
respondent was honorably discharged,
and be had forgotten, 10 herush of events,
his comrd sleeping by the banks Of the
Rapidan, when the other day, in Hart.
ford who should appear before him but
the dead and buried soldier 1t ia not
STANCE that he felt curious sensation
come over him that he looked at the
figure before him without speaking that
he STEPPED aside when the other advanced
10 him with oatstretched hand, The de
nouncement is thus given; ;s. .-,....
"Old chum, don't you know me2"
Said /, eyes dol But what in the
name of God are you doing here l
helped to bury yon once in Virginia. l
II know that some one buried me-"
| always thought that you was one Of
them, as you were always SO kind to me !
But you see now" said he, offering his
hand to me, "that / am flesh and blood
I shook hands with him, and he told
me that he was in a trance when we bur
led him, and that he was digging his ray
out, aud had got his head out, when the
rebels came along and assisted him.
They then sent him to Libby Prison,
where they kept him in duranee for
year. They then sent him to Georgia,
where he remained till the war ended,
when he was released.
A SMART BoY.--A few days ago a
young school mistress in the country was
taking down the names and ages Of her
scholars, at the commencement of the
term. She asked little white headed
boy: "Bub, how old are youp He
said "My name amt Bub, It's john
."Well, said the school mistress, ''vhat is
the rest Of your name~ "Why, that's
all the name I've got-just John ~
"Wel', what is your fAthcr's name Pr
"You needn't put pap's name down he
amt cummen to school any /; he's too big
to go to school," swell how old are
you 7" az amt old at all' I am youngp
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GOAa .MO.FTH !--AGE NTS van
eDJU ted for six entirely new articles
just out. Address 0. o. CAREY, City Build-
ing, Diddeford Maine.'i. . In30ly I 10
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NJ Which is the most difficult punc-
tuationf Hunting q stop to q woman's
tongue, JgH NW
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W,. RMLSTON,

JEFELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
OF Potters Drug Store, Ashlahd, Ohio
saold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand.--
HigbSt pliOe paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repaisipg done tp order on reasonable
tsrms-satisfactorily warranted.
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lMiacellaneoua.

80 LDR. r.. NEWTON, H.itg,
I'D IA IS ~ i 50 V 9
'.sSAVANMAH, Ashland County, .,
may always be found at his Office, ex.
cspt on Saturdays and Mondays. (SmSO
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~ !" 10 = = u - I
sa ;dg5sf 81 m,i1a fas aosalsh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-06
Rei(e-g e(egen6etteIl.
f9olftmore unp ObtO.G iieubabn.)
gilenbnhntn

(g3olftmore unp O6io.GiIeubabn.)
@o6 Ba5btnQtpa;4 utr 10 Wtn.,
7.05. 8.45 unb 9.45 8crmittagS unS un'
s.15, 4.15 uup 7.45 Nadmlttass. 9onNta9s
uut 40 uno 8.45 @lprSsns uao 40 nnO
7.45 Na4mittaas,
Ntsaua RON @aIetu9tOn: I, Low uno
Ills 8crmittaaS, uno 2.4o, 4.3o has .
ubr gbsnbs,
WaNNnmapctt NIT eem 100 Ser'
mittaas uu0 Ais Na&mtttage : Bug Dot.
Baltimore un0 BEN 7.30 McraenS INN 4.So
gla6mtttGae<;3 gag pom BaTbtnaton.
8cm Annapolis TIM $50 Uorra't'
tags unb $40 glaam. nab Baltimore Ope'
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0o6 6reoertd (pirect) 4 uRr 80 W'
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Na6 GIltcotts MILLS: GO nuo
10 llbr &ormittagS une l.20 itho s4o
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7.2O unb 10 r6r @benn8. (Otee 3ase bal
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9ia4 gprf (pirsct) {: 100 WiOrse'iS aHc
$50 Na1taitta8S.
9lan 6arrtSburg, @tlttamSpert
unb Gfmtra: 7.2e @lcrgcns unS 10 ubr
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s.15 WlOr8eas.
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BrtbAe: 9.15 Surmittags ,te $50 une
$50 Na@mittass.
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ptia: s.25 Mprgeus unS Ito, 4.25, $50
Nd9mittags uno 9.25 GbencS.
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dens uub 40 unD S.25 @teHss. Scnataas
nur 7.50 uye e.25 Atsubs.
(GotcnssEGe Dferoebabn.)
9aA GatpaSsttte uae Glltcetts
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hanSIiA.
(gorf EcaS @ferbe6abu.)
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papaTaee.