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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03
sHERIFFrS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Wapel-
10 county, Iowa, on q. Judgment obtained In
favor Of 3 A Dexon Is Plaintiff, and against
Jesse Morgan as Defendant, for the sum Of
one hundred and seventy four dollars. and
and accruing costs, have levied upon the fol-
lowing real estate taken as the property OF
said Derd,t. to satisfy said execution, to:wit !:
quarter of sect ion twelve N2) township SEVEN
ty.three (73) range fifteen u.s. In Wapell0 CO.,
Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the high
est bidder for cash in hand on the LIST day Of
March A 1870 In front of the Court House
door in Ottumwa at the hour of l o'clock Of
said day. when and where due attendance will
be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, Feb. LIST 1870
s. A. SWIGGETT, Sheriff
Wape1lO Co. Iowa.
Per VIM. H. II. AsBURY, Deputy.
Feb3 20 w.t..
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The Pope and Fenianisna.

BY cable despatch, we are informed
that his o-be-construed-any way.you-
like intallibility highness, tho Pope,
has issued special elimination
against Fenians. both in America and
Ireland, charging their meetings in
secret conclavc as dangerous to the
peace of society, the welfare of the
church and well doings of it's men,
bers 1t disorders their minds from
the regular and rational pursuits of
life, aud renders them liable to be led
astra.1 by passion, through the inhu-
cnc> Of designing men"
New. while we shall cndeavor to
Keep cur bark in the channel which
divides church and state, and view
each as We glide along, and without
the least malice in our hearts against
the Catholic church as u church or a
body of Christian believers, we sim
ccrcly ask what has the Pope of
Rome to do with Fcnianism ia Amer
icS On Ireland? Issues special elm
ination, What are we to undor-
stands BY examining our standard
authors, we find the word climina-
ton to be the act OF cxpelling or
throwing off: to thrust ont of doors;
TO discharge etc" What does his
inia'lihlc highness excom
mHnicatc or drive out of the Catholic
church all who dare to raise u voice
or hand f,r tho cause of liberty?
Arc we then, TO conclude that the
masses of the church arc bat SER
vile things - TO wear per-
fettat grin upon their countenan-
ces though the cankcr of servitudc
shall be gnawing their very vitals p
Gentlemen, Catholics, your Pope
says you must not be liberated Of.
feet if not words. We are not ut all
acquainted with the workings of the
Fenian organization. except that it
is " brotherhood linked together in
tho traternal bonds Of fidelity to the
cause OF liberty. In this country
they strive to do something for the
encouragement OF their oppressed
fathers, brothers and families ia the
oil ,!espetism. Is the Pope in col
league With the oppressors of the Gel
tic nations; or, is he fearful in the be.
lief that .fthe Irish people should be
elevated from their condition of nom.
inal servitude to the equal rights of
trecmen, they will also throw off the
yoke ofchurch in which they have
so long and patiently aud zcalously
labored. Is he fearful that the inves-
tigation by his subjects Of the ri lights
AMI privileges of manhood shall
spring mine OF disastre underneath
his hollnesses throne? What right
has he to say that a body ofmcn who
secretly conclave together, cannot
pursue the regular and rational pur-
suits of life, and that such proceed
ings are disorganzers of the mind p
1t seems to us that the Pope has very
little confidence in his ecclesiastical
subjects, and that he places u very
low estimate upon their intelligence.
We can but conclude that his high
ness is DESTROYS OF keeping his Cath
Ollie subjects in tho dark paths of su-
pcrstition and ignorance, and under
the blight of servility.
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MASQUERADE Ball.

The Ottumwa Turn Verein will
bold Masquerade Ball. at Turner'S
Hall, on Tuesday evening, March lsl
1870. Admission 81. Every re.
spectacle person invited.
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For fear that the towns in oul
State might be overlooked by per-
sons DESTROYS ofcoming here, we will
mention that there is quiet, UMPIRE
tending village on the b. Il NJ. RR.,
eastward of us IL few miles-called
Fairfield. Its Il good place for ner-
vous and e2citable people to settle,
as It's advantages 10" severe quietude
are superior to any other on this
line.
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Regenerated.

"Old things have passed away, and
all things have become new" Ten
or twelve Years ago the United States
were intact, with its appropriate
number Of stars glittering in the cor
onet. As in the heavens above, some
stars are more brilliant than others,
so with our escutcheon-thosc States
which looked out upon the world
with the eyes Of the genus of liberty,
which sparlsled and glowed, attract
ing the telescope gaze of the mil
lions, were the magnet stars for the
study of philanthropic astronomers,
while those which could only peer
out through the film and mist OF
slavery, were the dull, uuinviting
specks which served to fill up the void
and make the constellation compact.
As the years rolled on, convulsion
occurred. which shattered the pretty
crown, and number of diadems be-
came misplaced, which could only
be discerned through lens clotted
with irAternal blood, which flowed
over the vision from the wounds and
gashcs of contending adversaries,
until it blotted out even the last
sparkle of the once tolerably fair ex-
terror of the gems. The partial
eclipse was long, wearisome twi-
light, but just as the curtains OF night
were being dropped, behold! told
is pinned with star whose lustre at
tracts the wondering, admirlng gaze
-one which was lost, but now is
found, Invested of the foul incubus
which slurred its brilliancy, spark
ling with gladness aud joy and liber-
ty, clasps hands in the circlet and
closes a gap. 1t had scarcely taken
it's glorious station, than another,
and another, and more, rise from the
smouldering, dark heaps of faraticism
and leap to the embrace of their
waiting, watchful kindred, and fasten
links in the golden chain. All back,
but two, which are struggling to free
themselves and join the happy band.
Soon they will mount up, and fill the
vacant sets, and then the coronet will
be free from the tarnish and corrod-
ed spots, cleansed, and each particu-
lar gem sparkle with equal fervency.
When It's done, let the nation Join
in one grand paean of rejoicing, and
one overhowing To Deum.
Would it not be a wise thing for
our President to set apart \ day for
general thanksgiving and praise and
gloritication, when that happy event
shall become a certainty?
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Feb3 wit.
, 1870-08-26

A Chicago chiIdren's paper carries the
public. ion Of commeDdatory letters Of
Itself to far, some think. In a late mum
Der IS " letter from a lady in iowa, who
writes Our little Anna died last night
after reading the last number of your val
liable paper" People who have more
children than they want should subscribe
for that PERIODICAL"
Il beseech of thee not to 90 to this
war;" said a Quaker lady to her son, an
accomplished physician. "But l do not
90 to fight, mother; | am going as a me
dical man surely there is no harm in
that "WeIl, well" replied the old
lady, with a beamjng look Of love and
loyalty in her eyes, ego, then, fit must
De so and if thee finds that thee kills
more than thee cures, I advise thee to
go Straight-way over to the rebeIs.'
, 1870-08-26

n LIE og Enhyer, som'have Noget
III at fordre paa Kj0bmand John
Beccles Theodore MacauIay, der har
dreyet Detailhandel her paa Stedet
under Firma Macaulay Il Co., hans
FaIIitbo, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for underteg-
nede Skifteforvalter at anmelde og
beyiisliggj0re deres Krav.
St. Thom2 Skifterets Contoir, den
lode August 1870.
p. vi. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-08-26

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETOWN, BARBADOS
9UHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sutfi-
Client 10 create large Surpluses, out OF
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
D per cent per annnm upon the amour
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated The fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhahiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
The Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life =
, 1870-08-26

assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for Il reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The neXt investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, PrOspectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-08-26

|DET bekjendtgj0res herycd, at
III hi5bmand David Cardozc jr,
SON har dreyet Misunderstanding
aor paa Stcdet under Firma DID.
Cardoze ir. 81 Co, Days Dato har
op-iyct sit 30 ill S~kifterettens Be
handling som faIIit.
ST, ThomB Skifterets Contoir, den
lode August 1870.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-08-26

PIRsDAGEN den code September
d. A. midday Kl. IL slet agtes
en- Skiftesamling afhoIdt paa Han
delshuset c. l.. Hoyer & Co.'S FaI-
litbo, hyor Udkast til Repartition vii
bliye fremIagt, og Boet f%oryentes
sluttet.
st. Thomn Skifterets Contoir, den
lode August 1870.
p. NJ. ANDERSEN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

while IN STAT" of perfect freedom thcr,
l. II" law. Now. the question is. whether
it i best to allow u few boys the liberty OF
entering private grounds. thereby running
gardens. breaking fences. and doing other
damages. or make OF this little green spot
place which shall be an ornament to the
village and benefit to all. BY laying out
walks which will accommodate those who
wish To cross il. and enclose it with suit
able railing on fence. and hcautityiu@ it
from time to I!me as we can afford. !
hol { this matter will be laid before the
trustees of tie village. and that they will
see lie necessity Of substituting some 9th
CT place for a play ground, where not on
u individuals owning property will be So
"urrd from the great annoyance of seeing
il sacrificed. but the public pass in safety
without fear OF having their heads hit.
ard horses irirhlcued by bQse-baii.
An OBSERVER.
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NOTICE.

Tie undersigned having frued partnership with
l.ANEE\t l. FI.AN ~ To- III pu poe o. Carrying ru
the Bac.s1n,tuIH-. would sts ia il. hyrc4ttt
~ VAL k = the N en- .C....I sI5., black
s.i.I- General urc md pa, t!.yl : au. lzli
down. hepIlr.ng d'n at short notice All work
" !HuttI 10 i've iz!s. ton
/. {. HAKROUN.
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a CARD

I he undersigned would take this opportunity
prcss her sense Of deep tuie to those kind frieud
who, il th- time OF atliic O, have given her mic,
Wheeler d Wilson sewing machine Of the latest -ryl
and to assure item that tbs act of kindue-s will
be k,p: in gra eful remembrance.
iANINIA W. KNIGHT
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AglarrilQGs.

In >t. ,'oin-'ury Gentle Ny /, by Rev. EIwa i
FIirbk- Mr. Won't in L. Mcrri, o. st .Iohusbu.y.
AND 5i.-t y..ue L.. B,a'.t, Of Waterford.
Ia Greensboro. April Il, Mr Loren Eorrct Minor Of
st Joh--Lry, and MI i-yda Ann smith, of Greene
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

-
An attempt to rob the National Bank
Roya!ton, was made on Tuesday night.
An entrance to the building was gained
toy Il back door and the vault blown
open. All the valuables of the bank,
however, Were in safe within the vault.
and the mauraclers We're compelled to
retire without plumber. About 500
damage was done to the building by ,hr
explosion, beyond, which the bank ,utf-
ers nothing. a complete set of burglars
tools WAS lett in the building. A horse
and wagon were stolen at South Royal
TN md driven to White River Junction
that night, (where they were found We'd
nesday morning. douhlie-s by the same
PARTIES The Bunk clock, which was
-.opped by the explosion, indicated l 10,
\. NJ, and it Is Supposed that the deed
Wa committed At that hour.
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MUST HAVE MONEY

mus BE- i@ld b.. the mrs # jun, tcy wiI he left
s. it'll N o.!ey TT collection.
l.u l. {. HARBOUR.
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BRICK! BRICK
NOTICE..

For zale, 1',ouU iiIicH IuquIle of
j. NJ. ALVORD
81. J.husJury, Vt, May /, $50. 10
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PImpleo on Inc FACE. ''I'' m'IoN'-. IN Z
Il ID ri -.r Worms or ,rul~ TIui'y Lr utioi- and
20 rr! d. zee. lI-.. t'.,ty'- u,..-
d I..Hi..! !; Md il .. tl.rr.i.,--. nd u..
tl...- uo Lad i'.-u. p,po .. Bond Il. y Y I'D
ry prI--.-,- ,.,,. l,} i-r,. tiulri
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ORESSMAkING

Miss +. {. PAINE has tax rooms at the house Of
l.. IL. FLINT. South end of Main Street
Having recently returned from Boston, she ia pre-
pared to furnish STYLISH PATTERSs At reasonable
price,.
With competent and experienced aa-istan's, -he in
tends to do business i'll satisfactory the La
die, Whose patronage. sine -ocits it
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and clain were manufactured 10y Ball.
Ijiack y Co., and cost $500. The
presentation was complete surprise TO
Col. Waite.
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N 0 T &c !.
THE RHODES & HAMLiN NEW
CENTRIFUGAL HANGOVER,
Fol-
Circular Saws for Carpenters use, Thresh-
ing Grain, Saving Wood, Cutting
Fodder. &C.

i now on Eth D"oD' ~ TIA NV BRICK Block OBJ
poslte tbs - JOIN SDry i4ou b, IIlOA -. >aIIiL
u manchester - H. who IL i'iaiii PROPAGATION.
Ia lhuiactuIt ui t1S Stlt' "l 'cr..O.. OF
ouf CT lzcns nave Hockct to the place 10 witness it, OBJ
cratJn- AID tes IT. power satisfied tn,Ii,-
selves that / S"ct,. .l.u those ITO have Wi hess
Cd It's operation anu speak III priI- valuable Ii
Dor saving Implement ar ;pL. IEAShLIS fAIa.A<ns
OF the iIrIn u /. Fairbanks Co., uEo MAY l-i-
Iei OF lr=i NtLonai BL"k, iHuNAs SOONER sup 1t
L. y alTDiihe - Co. " o. ~ L.. SpE..NO,Bp sum-
u carp utcI Tx At l.. .tlr.r.,ks i Cor I,,,t
j. ~ iiNnLA Proprietor OF VI l. At Nic.uy t,-,x Co..
D. -. -iorbAEH Al Orney. Col CHA-. Si.AULBI>,i. X
W. " AIS La ocL'lst' D. NJ AiNEI FrOpI 81 Ma
chine and l.cPar shop and cent .or Woods Mowin-
MacnIncr VI. t. Hos GHloN. Vi. D. l. NJ Han i,,r-
aIture ID ucr, W. +. sNIru Attorney. IL has teen
thoroughly tested BY tkCusands Sanchc-tcr. v H.
Manchester says wiz. ole !til IL tur. l. IAN min
nth the IuIprilef- saw much a; lu men with Ia ma
-1"s aud ilIit Il VII than pay Tor Itself ,,rIy
se;tson lIlai- 81 tn hre-in. Mucnu Prove that II
Will tnlc=h - - iuu bu-Lv.- OF u- adv I,o,- MIN.
the wood s'i" claim 10 . cord |. ice IN two !.
Al hour 'th tIzc inns los" and hire her rcce!v d
tn uIGHLsI r-LMI, UI q S..VE NltI,Ai ;. tu. a.
stat Ar 1T haHcnetteT, y. Ii.
estImoniais from prominent individuals.
We, the u.utsiSur:, SItuv--, d ,hr vp,rltO. u,
the hhoiacs iiaiu. Cen rltu al iresll. Nlac;,Iur
e, oinlnenu 1t u l valuable aud lanor-s.yIuE, lLp,-
uleHt U u l1tieI' and i remarauLle addition lhe
agricultural Ill piONe4nelts U! t..e axe
FsLDEkICK sMYTn, ex-t,ov. of New Hamp.bir. MATT
HEAD frest' y. H. State AZ. GEO. ". IIDDLE,
: reisaTGr - - AA:,,S Nor>C A..
u. aNlIM, Fr,t. Dartmouth Coll re. ions B. LARK,
fdtoi Ala lOp-l Tor oI the Mirror and tarI.er j. "
FIERCE. torisIuuutI, y. Ii. join NJ W LAKE. nair
GOui. AeiI. lInp.s., y. Ii. State rair l. A STRAW
ageut -AInOsNs"s 'iauIg. co. rEILR W. jones' Am
iers y Ii. JAMES ". COlsHELL Irilu.autou, " .
DANILir f.a-A4n, JAMES y. Adam, Manchester,
DLttI"Iz y. II. AZ. 80. wv u. FLEll, supt. Au4os-
keag Mauig 20. JOSIAH erEvESs station Agent.
M.nches.eI, y. ID. y. :. lean, sup. AluosAeag Ma
CHIME shop. eff
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Il. r. IT,.

In reading your riddle, thought a
iii>i was defeated. but after second
reading, | think the boys maine was Asa.
MRS. d. &. II.
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AND STATE ITEMS.

.-y..l. VI. TEUpAr. MAY =, $50.
..a ...- .,.on OF tn State [ril,
...-l. interest OF the Cale,,u-
...-u- local items promptly and
..-Il.
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inl!c5.
In s progress Westward, it penetrate and opcn- ny
to market tn Wonderful Coal Deposits of the
Kanawha Region in West Virginia. And
tau- lrn,- the superior and anunI,t Goals Of that
s''tio into communication with the Iron Ores of
Virginia and Ohio, md the Western, South
Western and Eastern Markets.
F..'n completed it will connect the superior
harbor facilities of the Chesapeake Bay
with rciiabc navigation on til, ohio River and thus
With the entire system of Railroad and Wa
ter transportation of the great West and
Southwest.
1t viii m Ike short, easy, cheap and favor
able route fIo'n he West 10 the sea, and will
command large share of the enormous
freights 'c,ainE transp. ration to the coast
It viii thus Ice. me enc of the important
and profitable East and West Trunk Lines
of Railroad in the couAtry, and command 81 tr . g Of
immense value.
The completed portion of the Road is doing u pro-
fitable and Increasing Business, and is fully
equal in value to the whole 4mount of the mortgage
upen the entire linc-(SI5,o0O Ooo1
The loan Of the Chc-ipcakc and Ohio Railroad Com
pany' ing First Mortgage upon the entire
Line, property and equipments, worth
when completed, at least $4,000, 900,
il :hc.ctorc on" of the substantial Conservative
and reliable Railroad Loans ever offer d in the marset
and Is peculiarly adapted to the " ants Of
INVESTORS and CAPITALISTS,
""o desir" t. make their Investments with the most
satisfactory assurance of positive and undoubted
security.
The iiJnds a.e in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and SIOO,
and may he had COUPON or REGISTERED.
ard NOVEMBER 1st.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD,
in the City of New York.
Price so and accrued interest in Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent. in
! Gold their cost.
Al Government Bonds and other Securities dealt in
At stock Exchange, received in exchange at their
full markt value and bonds sent to all parts of the
couLtry, tree Of Express CHI ,rges
They can lie obtaued by ordering direct from US, or
through erpoLsbie Bank OF Banker in any part of
the country.
FISK & HATCH,
! Bankers.
Maps, Pamph'ets and .fuU Information fur
ntshel upon application in per-
son or By mail.
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Agents CansassIng books sent Free Tor
StGhtiS VI III tkmRl htVthuE.

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canvas lag books iTrr. Address ". Int, usher
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FEANkLIN COINI-

Hon. NY..,..,, tr.,up l.,,n.riy. co.,
i.,..or.,fCn.,.,o. o.. IKE D.-,t,,.. 81 Yer
.,,;,.. d.,I .u hi. lr.it,n,,. +, : A.blr.~
ou Saturday morning at > o'c.oc>. H..
I.arp. ihc, % ~omcw ha, ur.ltirrnt j. J.
r'ici "A IN l<rauklm. Co.. WI aia ,l.:,d
Collector, h. !rr~Ilyn; L."ci IN ,t,.
-..r;ag OF lNGl. and hr.l tnc u..io, i"t
something over liyg yyar-. |! WIS 81
II. i've ol Montgomery and had served il.
| nu,h hr.,;'..y~ u ihc ~tl:c legislature.
/ Ill A. W'.s- - years Ii i1~ b.c Il
sufferer 'r.m heart d'-;ssr. ami tor tWt
months pa hI- dt''h 'i'o ""'n ''n'ir'-
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N'"poii' "iI'iN:- h. steamer u mn
/ tam Maid made her hrSi trip tor t'"
( a-"n ON thursday. I, i'cw hri' II $40
pounds weight wa placed IN 'he -''"pIe
/ OF tie MLIIod'-t church on FRIDAY.
/ Three persons were hIHizr''' ami un''d
with ,Hc . 'vGati"naI c"utrh i'-i HH"-
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:. Z. Hoyt "t Barnet. has lifted up
clothing sore a, s. -:,~ River, tor hi> 500
WHO took p'~-.~-.au q! the -aiuc Tuesday
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Good morning .Tames"
Good mornin.;, Henry"
Wv Ter did You -c that New HNT?"
80 / cot il Gown N g R,.f T. MOoEE'. on RliIroaI
street. Away Cct uy Haze AID 'Ip- there. lie
aIv'ys hir the BIS, soc. it, L. ami can buy oh Ap
'r than at the other hop. I"tf
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LER, Principal, or WM. W THAYEI;, Stc'y
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