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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
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andsmay be consulted at the HALLIDAY HOUSE,
during bnn7 Is ar }8maEgCG@ lGE9H 800
Saturday and Sunday Feb. 10Th and 18th.
on CATARRH, DEAFNESS. DISCHARGES from
the EAR, and diseases Of the HEAD, THROAT,
LUNGS, LIVER and KIDNEYS, including all dis
eases Of a CHRONIC or 1DEBILITATINGi natnre.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

Ice House, -,ta-, + ra9,a,.,s,as yd,r.sd bgrsa
aa Our friend Wieberis determined to furnish
our citizens with the best Of ice. during next
summer, and for that purpose iserecting a
large ice house where the old one stood,
near Penroser's Water cure.u 70 aGc93a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

L. Fellows g. Co,apresent new advertise
ment this week. They are doing q big bust
ness in the dry goods line ALI the resulteof
selling at the lowest prices. '4',s '''' ''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

The following acrostic we find in our copy
drawer, and is onesof the best we have ever
read. A person of quick discernment will
discover the. full name Of one OF our county
officers By reading iti:a7
Hallucineted old s6rcerer erecting appliance b
Begs attent respecting pew7fang ledscie- cess
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

This is musical city but the key has set
tied quite often TO that of a b fdt' during
the slippery time.-JdneSgille Gazette.
That's " A Minor joke, Mr.. Gazette. Try
again.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

Our readers will find another interesting
letter from Hon. aVolney French, entitled
" Social Life in Germany, on our first page
this week. a.a a8 XXI .a5 Al gatiasa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

The jealous man is always huntintg for
something he doesn't expect to find, and af-
ter he has found it he is mad because he has.
He is always happy just in proportion as he il
miserable. ~ tfs.i.t-', .-r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

Railway Passes.TT 24HAJ non
A few Passes on the Erie Railway from
Cleveland to New Y ork cauo be obtained as
fbis flee 5at8UI 10 saoetfa 10 ssFa2 o. ~ -
tAlo Ou1SS frsl.4 nilif v1iltnl rAe E-n.9A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

Change. + - 81 .....,ys
as Geo. s. Baldwin has bought out the Pier
Co., and will hereafter deal in coal, salt and
lime as well asinsurance policies. He con
templates building coal yard near the har.
Dor, where he can store all the coal that will
be wanted for use during the winter by coal
consumers in this city,, He has made ar
rangements to supply what coal may be
needed during the balance Of the present
winter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
Chicago q North Wests<n r..

Sealed proposals will be received for build
81 ing church in Benton, ILL., sSee Notice to
81 Builders In another column. ,aolisq5se92
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

See j. H. Whites card in another column,
and you will know where to get sash and
doors cheap.0W w dbaClD .AQd
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.

Ertract from The KenosAd Telegraph
Feb 1871, 1859. sd ianqun 85l fas es
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
The Masquerade. b nH .T0H

The Masquerade. q III " .H0H
The Masquerade at G. Schend'sta last Mon
day night was an immense affair s. The dane
ing was kept up till nearly daylight, and
was enjoyed by all who participated. AT
midnight, when Tie masks were removed,
there w4s, much laughter and surprise, and
in one case sappointment-zwhere one
young man had fallen in love and made him
self miserable over the graceful and fairy
form of one of thefenlale characters, only
to find out onounmas SIX ingSt lat it was Johnny
B------.d Eaa 1f sits OF g. 3e0 ea 3e93s 4s 9'ss1
!. Nearly all the characters represented IN
clined to the comic, and were well carried
through. The partysw,as5given, by the Ger
man Musical Society, and we are gladsdto
hear was asuceess financially, ie ", e, ,5 ~,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

e We call attention to the article, ".crime
in the Newspapers" from the Evansville
Gazette, and commend it toserious consider
alton .a5aRo s1aiad qssau E4u gcBelio1 5di93hl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. IL ~ - - n -. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

{, :. Il Our dancing friends should bear in mind
that the dance ofthe season occurs on the eve
ming of the 14thfnst., at Simmons Hall. The
Eagle Hose boys generally make. things pass
off pleasantly at their parties, and this one
will not be an exception Turn out and
90 trip the light fantastic.,a se98ib o. a2Amo's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
Annual Festival.

Annual Festival. --.,.ssa "a. ia ,as4sv
We are informedson reliabIelauthority. that
the friends of the Methodist Society purpose
holding their Annual Festival on Wednesday
February 9th. OF this further notice will be
given. We bespeak for them full house,
and a real social good time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

3
Liberal CBR,s;--lANIrT--WHA HAT IT Is,
AND WHAT IT AXIS TO Do-A series of
morning Discourses will be delivered at
the Unitarian Churchzby the pastor on
the following subjects. 7 1sf, the God we
worship; I'd, The Christ we love; Sd, The
Heaven we hope for; 4th, The He'll we
feary 9TH, The Salvation we preach; 9th
The Bible we accept; 18th, The Fellow
ship we believe in. All lovers of a lib
erel gospel and faith and all persons
DESTROYS to know what we think and
believe are invited to attend. Subject
next Sunday morning.-The God we wor
ship. Services ct the usual hour.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

Locally, our town is as dull a. a hoe'-
noTnn-aways,af fights, or accidents to record.
p, No unsightly holes in our stree tssthat need
filing up, and consequently nothing to rep
rimand our street Commissioner for. That's
unnecessary, however, fol. we have one of
sGi the most Vigilant commissioners ever elected
to Office. y. G. is the right man in the right
place. ~ ale .sdHtl1 .isad9 .aoah y.
haalF GA OF gHtEGd l9t 10 sedaDi4 -
We received the following note from Chi
8 cage, yesterday, for publication: eaf' AA II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
List of Letters

List of Letters
ND EN- AIMING unclaimed in the post Office A
A1 Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, Feb. Sd. 1870
Barnes a Becker Mrs E
Cohn H 2 Foley Mrs
Fuller Susan Hyde Lorretta 80
Holz Franz Price Sarah go
Payne G M Schakmuth Nicholas
Sampson Frank E Il" Vail III V t~lia
Wiler Michael -nm0aI ;r44i u4- nh
To obtain any oft these letters the applicant must
call for advertised Ieers. and give the date orths
list go, tsFK veCHAS FRANTZ PM
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We are pleased to Enow that our friend E.
Pcnnoyer of the Water Cure is showing his
usual enterprise in, early providing for the
accommodation of his guests during the COM
ingcseasonao 60 b 1z EAIo.4) o
Some changes are being made, and addi-
tional curative agents introduced, which are
calculated to make that resort attractive and
popular, for which IT, is. already proverbial.
The professional charge of the Institution
it seems, which for theAlast few months has
been somewhat nnsettled1now takes definite
shape. Dr.. 4. Utter, formerly Of New York
City, and now of Chicago, taking that posi-
ton, has already entered upon duty there.
With him. and by.him is Introduced the use
sOYygepi7ed Airs byS4uh tNtio1,a aAreme
dy which we understand has air ady won for
itself honors in the reliefiard cure OF wide
range Of chroasse diseases, notify any means
confined to the lungs. We know nothing
from observation ours yes, of this treatment,
but observe among others who haveireceived
especial beneftfromits use of this town Mr..
Ravens Gpwles, gentleman for whose opin,
ion We have great respect. 1 ,slHAIaRsYls
We desire to welcome any Thing useful, and
have only to say that we hope Mr. P. may
more hansreaize his highest hopes in max
ing the cure a credit to our town, and a fl
nancial success to himself. ai9q 9ai .lA
s z f- ss "a krfa
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-ChlclgO, Feby. Ist 1871
Ed. s1ELEGRARH - Young man supposed
to be James II. Smith, of Kenosha. was found
dead in his room in Chicago to-daynnlr It is
supposed he died from the effects iofatoo
. 5ss17 -isassao sniiasL. BAowN, Proprietor
80 F.sW. Lyman & Son to make roomff for
: Spring Goods offer during the present month,
good lines of Boots and Shoes for men,
women and children at low prices. They offer
inducements in stylish French Kid, Pebberd
Goat and Serge Goods that defy competition
as to price and quality. Their own make of
Il Men'sand Boys Calfand Kip Boots constant
n ~ on hand and for sale by. the case or at re-
3 tail. Remember the largest stock to- select
from outside of Chicago and MlWa lkee.a {
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9ga9iI9 IyB9i .5oay5sD1 nts6sacs
Dr. Smyth willlbe with us againSo
day and Sunday, the 18th and 18th instant,
during which time he may be consulted at
the Halliday House on all chronic diseases.
The doctor has had ten years experience in
the treatment ofthe diseaseswhich bemakes
speciality OF, and can give inyalids coming
under HIS care for treatment, every benefit
guaranteed by science, sixth and compre-
hensive experience. Cal early, as he is al
ways crowded while here.Ta sTs2G9 sq
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

THE verdict Of the Coroner jury in the
Nathan murder case ct New York con-
tains somewhat singular recommenda-
ton. ltsays:
"The jury recommends that in future
in Coroner, inquests the authorities con.
fine inquiries solely to the cause OF
death not as to its manner or the pcrpe-
TRAITOR of the murder; and that rewards
for the criminal should pledge full im>
munrty to any accomplish or participator
on his confession
This is entirely worthy of a New York
jury. Should this preposterous recon-
mendation be adoped as it reads, the
perpetrator Of any crime might confess
guilt, receive the reward offered for his
own arrest, and then 60 scot free This
would be New York justice, as too often
administered hy the present" Democratic
oihcia 5, courts and jurles of that wicked
city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

1nE defeat Hon G. &. Williams in the
End district convention, Of this state, has
caused much bitterness in the ranks Of
the usually ofIable Republicans Of Rock
County. Iii i. claimed and with strong
evidence Of truth that Is. w. Reyes, of
Dane county, and some Of his colleagues.
pursued very crooked course, and told
inexcusobIc fllsehoods in order to Sc
cure Mr.. Williams defeat. Our .ympa-
thcs are strongly with the people Of
Rock county, for we hoped to see Mr.
Williams nominated, because we regard
him as one of t.e very best and oblest
men in the state for the position; never
theless, we greatly regret to learn Of so
much dscord in the ranks Of the party,
and trust the wounds will soon heal over,
and old Rock county roll up her usual
majority for e. W Hazelton, the noini,
nee, who is not responsible for Reyes
work, and is no doubt a worthy man and
well qualified.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Republicans OF Iowa County remom-
Der the time for which the County Con,
ycndon i, called Friday Oct lIth-ani
fail not to have every town fully repre-,
scented by who will conscicnciously
reflect by their votes, the people Of their
town II this course is pursued We shall
lave nominated a ticket that will be uj-
umphanty elected, and the hes, interest,
every section of the County properly
mrded.
Candidates for most Of The Offices are
numerous, and as hut one can be uomi.
lated for each position, many must be
disappointed This, however, can have
injurious result ra full and honest
convention is held, as ma GRITTY Of the
PEOPLE would select the candidates, and
tie minority would, Of course, gracefully
ayquiesce,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22
superintendent OF pub,,c Instruction

The death of A j. Craig, State Super
intendent OF Public las ruction, left a
vacancy in that Office which was filled
hY the appointment hy tie Governor, OF
Rev Samuel talIows As Mr. failous
was prominent candidate before the
last Republican State Convention for the
Office, and as he is well fitted Tor the office,
there was propIicty IN his appointment
which wes generally recognised by the
press Of both political parties.
Nhcn Mr., faliows accepted the np-
pointmcnt he understood that it was TO
be for the remainder Of the unexpired
term. and We believe Gov Fairchld so
understood 1t; but it was subsequently
decided that the spirit Of the conssitu,
ton, If not its letter, required that the
vacancy should hc filed hy the peor, at
the election in November; and an cleo,
ton for the Office was accordingly order,
ed. 1t then became necessary that q
candidate shou d b. placed in tn. field,
and as the calling OF convention would
have entaled upon the peonie consider
able expense and loss Of time the Renuh-
lean State Central Committee concluded
to take the responsibility Of naming q
candidate for the Republicans, and have
made ctoice Of MIR. Fallows, and he has
sgnifrd his acceptance,
Although We are opposed, on general
principles to committees s9nming such
..s,npV Al IL litinu ypt as n il. in uccn-la " % "a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

FIGURES WoSr LIE March 4ih, 1869,
when General Grant became President
and Republican administration assum.
ed the reins Of government, the public
debt was s2.527 APT 6S6.9l A speedy
payment of this debt, by an honest APP
p,ication Of all revenues, was one OF the
principal panks in our political plat
form.
Seventeen months have passed Let
us turn to the records and see what the
administration has been doing towar d
naying the national Indebtedness, On
the lit day of July last, the debt was
81 3S5 1914, showing reduction OF
ut lieations in one year, three months and
twent,>f e DAYS, of &l39,O69,0S7 Is,
nearly on. hundred and forty millions
paid Think of it Almost ~ 100000 a
month or ! s2,jl9 each day,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

QUEEN VIcroRlA is said to We strongly
opposed to the establishment OF Repub-
lie in France At n meeting inLondon last
saturday night, the expressions of opin
ion were strongly in favor of he new
French republic, and strongly against
Queen Victoria Mrs Victoria may find
the people of her own country discussing
very soon the question, why not Re-
public instead of the British Empire
The people Of England could do without
the Queen better than she could do With
out her Empire.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

ON the receipt Of the news of the sur
render Of Lewis Napoleon and his army
10 the Germans, after the battle Of Sedan,
James Saxton, Sr., editor Of the Canton,
O., Repository published the announce
mcut ia has paper in parallel columns
with that Of the surrender OF the, first
Napoleon after Waterloo, taken from tn
files of his own paper Of August 1913,
htty-hye years ago
lhoro is probably no other editor in
the United States who published the
news Of the defeat Of Napoleon the Great
al Waterloo that has Ii ca to publish, in
his own paper, the defeat Of Napoleon
the Little at Sedan He commenced
publishing his paper two years before the
battle of Waterloo, and has continued it
without intermissiou ever since--wurk,
ing steadily in his office, with scarcely
the loss Of days time for hlty,seven
years. lie say, when he has edited his
paper sixty years, he intends to knock oft
and travel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

TIM total loses bv the war in France
thu, lar in killed and wounded are estI,
mated At over 100000 men 1t has been
iearJai war, and history does not record
such great losses in 50 snort time in
any former wars The fighting has been
continuous since the first battle, aud the
slaughter has been great on both sides
The French fought braycly, and the
Prussians woro equally bravo and more
numerous
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-22

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION "A few of
the hord,head democrats o. this Congress.
sionaI District met in thi, city yesterday
afternoon, and alter considerable spurgc,
conferred the empty honor Of a nomina,
ton for Congress upon JonN SrRAcnA>,
the irrepressihlo machine man of this
city. lie will do we'll enough to be shaw
ed by our Barber, but would be in Cons
gress about as much in place rs bull
in chi4a shop,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Giluations Uanleo-- alalre.


CHINESE, CIIINESE.-The undersigned hay
" resl Tr.rc the last % really 20 fur
nsh CHINE LABORES Mauueut9rers Laundry Men and others
Of thre SO gold month For FUR
rsc inquire 0J Broadway corner Of Duaaes where NJ
Holse, can he seen. A. HOLMES Co
EARM HANDS at 6 BOwlng-gT een.-PlERCE
Co. have constantly hand dclsss Swedes Germans Scotch
and Eng also Mechanics. Co camea Gardeners, SC
SCOTCHNIAN and wife, Englishman and
= We frss is and houekeepers arrived want SIT
UATtOSS NoT.i, West, or South. Inquire Of
FIERCE Co.. BoWlnggreen.
CTUAIlON WANTED by an experienced
- Bookke1e Ost Address ACCOUNTANT Tribune
Odca.
no PUBLIC COMPANIES, Property Own
4 ers and o,essWANrED the advertiser who Is thorough
prccs urr and ontr SITUATION. Would undertake the
work Of a1y ry factory whore boxmak NJ required Reg
ular employment tue Oh ect Adies A. B., Tribute Office
NTANTED-By an honest, sober MAN, a
situation az LIGHT PORTER writes first rate hand ami woui
be wages Address W. c. Box l2 Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Dec. 8, 1870.


The horse market to-day continued in the
improved condition which noticed yesterday, and
although there were transactions presenting any srk
ing feature tho general inquiry for all classes OF horses
as well the increased number OF sales, warrant the
above sta ement. ,
The stock hand has not materially augmented since
reported the last diyol in the Bulls lead Market
and prices remain unchanged.
The regular at the horse and carriage br"p1h OF
Nessrs Iobs0n A. van Tisscps auction house VIII, as
usual be held at Nos IL and III East Ihliteeh's 10
morrow Q'ciday), Dec. Q, at u o'clock. - ,ulo,
At the repositories OF our leading carriage nuHnnot3
and dealers they already VOL prepared Tor thG H5
offered TO the public through our advertising column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
forets, Garriaaes, farnsss, &t.

A 800 SLEIGHS of all styles, from 2l5 up;
~ 1000 straps Of sdsa Bells at al c 20 61,s o. sra sS 5
Coz Carriages and wagons Ell pic busnes' and ceoi NaEo
single and double Harness &c Sc G and ermDe 70 reassOs
At GEORGE j. MO0REs, No. $40 BOwerE
IA Tor SALE cheap ErieasonIo2 PHAbIONs Doctors lo
WAGONS Sailing J. and noIop BJGGlks, ana large ioieu'
Of seconlhaal WAGOSS.
4 UCTION SALE. -SLEIGHS, $50; Auc-
~ ton SLEiGH-DgLLS. 20 cents To 81 go sLkl1Hs ron ~
70 300; 1900 Straps sLElGlBELLs 80 cents TO So at "llIls
lroafsaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

4sl No. Corr dan md nominal RyTfrn sale. No ~ 50
s1 a. nts ISIS FOSp oSS SSh Wheat shipments
SxSPss Des oo STEADY o, i,ic receipts t9s b,', g. ship
men 7l45 bales Flour and unchanged Com ETH ~ o All
Oss quiet an Unclaimed larl-rere l&alSS ba' "e'N oO
ST. Lows Dec sCoou dull 49, ql's Flour quiet eta and s, nm
SIed Sc Yellow lc Oats dull II 40 for Choice iowa ~
i s'i a n, ps up5aaei Poyos quiet Pork si2a
81 i2i b7> S"9l en-, &c agAre1re, 2gG2oe
L'r eql :, iiS re- fgs . ' T ar jSub Wheat Her
pMRoT Dee Az ct so, ssS 1iI 1Ug a. ~ 62I7S774
NEvOEiIA>s Dec. az cgrSnpe'e il fisic; Clear
Iylc hAu' 30 "8. -, C,ee sassrcurol Hams ~ q
% other, on sn-ci sterling Exchange 1905 Nev-i0TS Ns'
&s ,S1 Ca Ca oe Cotton pl., se' s S' Ps'' are
wiixivo1os n g. pee sSpa a.o.tne qqe' q Tar ff 81 IS
Cotton quiet and frn; Low siliine, i4o.
COTTON MARKETS. ~, ,,,... ne, re.
cops. 70, l.s; i9 bae.; 'o', 1' bales ''0''
wlryNo73v, De Coo7 & i .ct 'i. "a ssie.
Culpty ... Dec Cotton quiet but .7 9o i.Iss
g 1e G , Cotton cr NiinEs ~ id IS ssl e'i
go. eae. re- gie bales; g The Continent 2''sa
bal, 90 ".e' M 5-rc--l.i leberi Mitilnes Pie
salcs g,g lacs. o., pc c-t ~ s,ce g. 55 bales
b,ie,. ne, ps 49, ae,; eIr0s-o0''''e' S' h''i "0'A
G r.t AZ, + i' esPo %5 10 'ls co '5d
1Ne sale. 6s,. - s.o,s a 917 bales
s.i q. 3, Sc 43 bales; seci 81 ~ bales
BE- BE-, ''
B-Fr.i LIVE STOCK NAREET-DEc. O.
.- c..u.cto D. lgh, being 2'l clr., against 8 The
- -. . lao q. aver nj ,Sl 70. a. 81 2ji a 10,
y Re ''> - S Sf i,i' DILL and rce shade
H. 9' Z, F. 20 20 % So s s'' nd ,a'i ija s-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
For Piermout and Nyack Oh
.0NG Island RAILROAp.

| ONG lSLAAP EAIL 4 ( A2Eyr
GA AOSDAT. OCT - 1870 Tr4a will lcss James Sip
10 follows;
$50 a n. Greerport and Sag iIarbor.
lD:3U a u. S0rthIor. VA Train.
800 d. irbo AMI RYeThell Express through to Green
mort oa Ss1rlsy nights
900 D. NJ Eorlbpor. Express
500 lea pssd Wa Train runs 70 Isp SATURDAY nights
goo D SorthpOrt Wsy Train.
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CT Cove Lo,m. valley HefsVe Hun ngton and Norhpo leave
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