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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-02
MACHINE s Il o p.

The said works are situated In the central
part OF the city Of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, near TO both railroad and river The
building are about ia Ieet long, l5O feet
wide, ostly OF brick, and three stories
nish. The foundry Is provided with one
2 ton Air Furnace and the and one tnn
Cupola, with all the necessary Cranes, En-
gines, Railways, Flask, &C., DC, and al:
mos a countless numb-r OF Patterns OF all
kinds and descriptions: but is specially pre-
pared for turning out heavy work, such as
Null Machinery, Water Pipes, dc. The
Machine Shop Is complete in all its part
and Is provided with all the modern ma
cnrnery OF the best patterns and kind. The
Blacksmith shops, Pattern Shops, &c, are
all complete In all their pats.
Sale positive. Ierms-One-third cash, the
balance In one, two and three years, with
interest from day OF sale.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
sug!O-i Trustee and Administrator.
The above sale fs adjourned until satur-
day, September eth, lS72, at 2P. NJ, when
il Win positively take pla"e.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
sep2 Trustee.
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New Books !
At rBE
"CITY BOOK STORE"

THE ROSE GhRDvN. Bv-he Author Of
"Uuawares," cloth, y mo. 81 81.
PAiH FINDER, By 7. Cooper
royal octave edition, sl.25, paper 75c.
LAST OF THE NOHICASS Ply J. Feni-
more Cooper, royal octave edtion..sl21.
DEER SLAYER, BY ]. Fenimore Cooper.
roval octave edifien. Sl.25.
DOCTOR. VANDYKE, BY John Esten
Cooke, royal octave, cloth 81 q, paper 75c.
LOVE AID VATDR, BY Tom Hood,
royal octave, Goth 81 .25, paper &c.
"A GOOD INVESTMENT, By William
Flagg, paper Soc.
OMRRA. By Mrs oliphant, paper 75c
A GOLDEN SORROW, By Mrs. Cashe
Hoey, pap r 5Cc.
LORD KrLGOBBIN, By Chas. Lever,
royal octave. cloth. $50. paper slOa
AN AMERICAN GIRL ABROAD, By
Miss Adeline traitor. cloth l2mo.S.75.
THE WEARS DAUGHTER, By Geo.
Mcdonald cloth, l2mo 81 80.
TIE D. ICTOR'S DAUGHTER, By Sophie
Nav, cloth l2mn ei.5O.
SARAT'sGA IN iS0k By Eli Perkins and
Arthur Lumly, cloth %.
CHATTER BOX FOR 1872, Boards $50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a n Ar
First Class investment
ZIG Mt DER C EMIT.
FIFTEEN YEAR
Water Works Loan
80 .sfs a. -sr.. -.
Bellaire, Bslmon. County, Ohio.
Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio

FIRsr NAI.osAL YANK.
BELLAIRE, o, August IL, lsf-)
On and after August nth we saall Offer at
par. TO inve. tors, the emit amounf OF Tue
above loan, limited TO $4,000 and author-
lied by speeidl at Of the General Assembly,
passed April %. IS72 and by resolution. OIL
Town Duncil An cost 6th. O.. -tl.n
These bonds issued IN large and small
amounts, run Is years, and are redeem able
at the option of the corporation years
after date.
The payment OF principal and Interest Is
a lien upon all the pubiic property ef BEL
laire and Is provided for by direct Tax
upon vi. The redl and peTssnH pronfrfy ol
the town. al present standing on the TAX
duplicate at 81 $1,000.
Present debt OF the Corporation of Bel
The interest coupons of the above bonds
are payable in March and September OF
each year.
We invite the attention of the public 10
this loan. Information in detail will be
z ven by letter or otherwise bv addressing
the First National Bank OF Beilaire, OHIO +,
or Merchants National Bank, Wee-iing,
w. Va. sugl2
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American Watches;

WE ARE CONSTITUTED AGENTS IN
w Wheeling for the sale OF the Elgtn.
Waltham and other American Watches,
and have In store every Ct ade OF movement
In gold or silver case. Also Foreign
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c.
repaired and warranted
augSO OxTOBY 4 DJFFIELD.
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wheeling and Lake Erie-The Vote
In CadiE Tow nship, Ohio.

Davis majority, 2S2.
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THE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY,
Tucsday.. October I5, 1872.
.s From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The War Record OF the sCincIn.
matt Gazette,

On the 18th of March, 1861. just be
fore the attack was made on Fort Sum
ter by the rebels, the Cincinnati Gazette
said: :
at is not to be doubted, however. that
sthe evacuation, nf Fort Sumter, while
greatly diminishing, il not entirely re-
moving, the danger of civil war, would
accomplish more than any policy that
could he adopted to weaken the strength
OF The eseeessionists of the border States,
and strengthen the Union feeling
throughout tie entire South. We are
not preparedto dispute the Wisdom of
the Administration in a measure looking
TO the sustaining of, and in an ultimate
peaceful adjustment of. our difficulties y
On tile 18th of March, 1861, the Ga
zette, speaking Of the surrender of Fort
Sumter, said: So ~ a.
THAT enougt, however, seems to be
definitely shown to prove the steps TO bc
not merely justiaable, 'bat wise aud una.
voidable."
On the 9Th of April 1861, the DAY be-
fore the attack en- Fort Sumter com.
menced, the Gazette said: g
"While, therefore, the policy of main
tanning the Union by force may not be
admitted, it is the duty of the President
until the people who possess the sole
power to divide that which they United
shall act in the premises, to execute tho
laws.p 20 .ixsz =ssir,.s,ssT 70 yat 1
Ell Here is an admission that the people
pessess the power to divide the Union
and recognize secession as an accom-
plished fact."9 - sz q 81, go) 4, :
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.ssM1gA aEs.ag dgxs.sIslif9
illegal Notice.

lait r. a. 81 g. ffT. fhsf ------' Z = 80 4 40
DETER MELOTT and Joseph. Melott, who re-
i side out Of the State Of Ohio, will taks
notice that on the 5th day of August, 1872
sylvanus Hood fled q petition nthe court o.
common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, The
object Of which is. to qnietAhis title to tn,
west half of the southwest quarter, of sec.
tiou q, so acresi also, the. south parto the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section twenty.one, containing tan. acres
also. thirty acres of the east side Of the
northeast quarter of of section twenty seven
also the west half Of the northeast quarter
of section twenty, eighty aoFes all in towshir
four, range four, and in said county, and t.
enjoin collection Of note for $40O due April
1878, given by plaintiff to Peter Melott.. Tn,
defendants are required to answer by The 6th
of October, 1872; the case will be for hearing
In said court at the October term, IS7a.i:sJ
|iE HoLLIsTER Il OKEY, u
laugl3w6. Att'ys for PLAINTIFF
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Legal Notice.

TyIIOMASs KENNEDY, .JohIs Kennsdy,
Il James Kennedy, Samuel Oasey and Mary
Casey his wife, John Kennedy, William Hart
line and Margaret E. Hartline his wife. James
Carson, Mary Jane Carson and her husband,
whose name is2 unknown and John Robinson,
Iwillstaks notice that on thee 7th day yof August,
1872, Alexander Kennedy fled q petition ID the
court of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
the object Of which is to establish certain pa.
per writing filed with the petition as . copy 81
the last win of James Kennedy, Sr., deceased
The said petition will be for hearing in said
court at the October term 1872; you are 'requir.
ed to answer by October a6, 1872. "a Anr,,
HOLLISTER s. OKEY,
sepsws. .3- Assys for paintia,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Stephen Thompson


= issI al isdi neyt2ys. Ir7asi d E1.Tc III /
The Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad Com
- y $3.50 pany ct al. ,oaoT "A. af;r
gi,s tA,i+ bus r4-f ..---,s rrh dtEf al o.
ny virtue of an order. of sale, and writ Of
ID execution ] viii offer atpublic auction, al
the front door Of the court house in, the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, on
Satmday,the- 26M day of October, 1872
between O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. In.
on said day, the following described property
to wit: .JgiJtF. HOlfg9ii
All that tract of land, being part of trao'
tional section twenty four, in township two
Of range three, beginning for the same on the
Ohio River bank Immediately on the uppel
side of small run, being the lower corner o.
the land owned by the heirs Of John jones
deceased; running thence south tthirty'eigh'
and a half degrees west thirty and threetehth b
poles up SAID run to the landsof the heirs oi
James Foggin; therce with said lands south
forty.nine degrees east ten poles to rock
oak; thence south twenty. seven degrees east
twelve and fourteenth poles to ared oak;
thence south twenty -one and halfsdegrees
| east one and a halt poles to the corner ofthe
lands formerly owned by James; Kirkpatrick;
thenee sonth witA said lands north ffty,thrss
degrees east thirty-three poles to the Ohio
River; thence up the baak of the Ohio River
to the place Of beginning. containing seven
acres and ninety seven poles, more or Less. .
/ Also a part of the southeast quarter of sec.
tion sixteen. in township two of range three
beginning for the same at q point where the
4 D.s1 rlnau tod aforr yxyS
the lands Of Iohu Martin sbetween gstati0Hs
four hundred and eighteen and four hundred
and rinstsen and to ran SO rs to take q tract
| of land 6fty feet in width ON each side OF the
said railroad the whole distance through the
lands of the said John Martini, the lines 20
| mn parallel with said road.iasa ss le s1Ei !
Also the culvert across Little Run on the
land of George W. Woods Sc i.'=: ha- T,
Also, part Of euivert on Big Run On che
| lands of Black Charley. y'..aaJ !
| Also, one culvert on the. lands of James
4 Walton, v4nsa e.gl8 asG8GsDf a.sssl 4.
sAlso, ,-one calvert on Still House run, On the
lands of John Gsodhue and Seth Ward %
Also. one culvsrt on the landsoof John
Also, the first culyert below the town Of
1
Also, one cnlvert on ths lands of Thomas
Rea. taa ag sael3az" aIeHss s,ae
Also,one eulvert on the lands of.J. N.Gsnin
Also, one culvert on the lands of John
Litman. 4
Also, one culvert on Narrows Run on the
lands of Neal Mozeny and w Griffin.
Also, one culyert on the lands OF George
| Thistle.
Also, one culvert on the lands of the heirs
of John Beauman.
Also, one culvert on the lands = of
Bridgeman. e4
Also one oulvert on the lands of J. Muh,s
man. -, -
Also, one oulvert on the lands of Godfrey
Muhleman. 'zst .s-n tes ,@.cs' oitf
so.t GEORGE CALDWELL, ir
sep24w5, 80 Sheriff M. CO.
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Cinclair's Single Acting, Non-Free-
y ziBg, COMBINED HYDRsULIC AND FoRCR
prMP.-Pa Pate,lted June 8, 1871. &
r Maaaructured at Bridgeport, Ohio:
Please Remember-.The Best
is always the Cheapess.
We are now prepared to fill orders, or put ia
these pumps on short notice, and guarantee
entire satisfaction, and would call the atten-
tion OF the public to- the following advanta-
ges claimed for it: 5sis se
lst. Its economy in construction, combined
with durability, makes it, for ACTUAL SERVICE
the cheapest Pump in use.Ss GE
I'd. As the stock is galvanized wrought iron
Il will neither crack from the effects of the
snn nosdeoay of rust.
Sd. The great enemy Of the Pumps is frost,
which In single night often destroys aud
splits the very best materialand renders use.
less in the hour Of greatest need.
THIS PUMP CANNOT FREEZE,
because when the pump is not in use the
water falls to its level in the chamber, which
Is always placed below the freezing point,
4,h. Freshness Of water is, always insured, ,
as the water comes directly from the bottom
| Of the we'll. r.,.s.-..s, ..e-s 55,s-ro..ef
sfh. Impure water from from decayea 81
/ rotten pump stock is entirely obviated. > .
| ! Uth. In construction II is both simple and
durable. The handleIi is made of two wrought
ron rods and so ARRANGED that while it is
light. yet It has great strength. The cylin-
der In which all the work is performed rs
/ iron, lined with copper, the copper lining pre-
vents rust and makes but little friction. This
Iron chamber is not submerged, 6ut pssced in
ihs vell above the water.s and jet will work
0vs1l under as above the water. sk
IA. ean besnsed n a@Tivsn Or bored well
misia. the same ease as q well "a larger diameter
Sth. For its.general ad.ptaeiiisy this parAr
Is Without d -fival. The Pump Tnay be placeS
Eat yonrj "a dwening or barn, orwithin the build
Ing eand connected with the well, or spring, 81
other bodyof water, fifty or.one hantlred yards
distant = and Will work with the same ease as
though standing directly over the water.
| 9th 1t Is single acting and pumps only with
| the down stroke of the handle, and thus avoids
the heary Lft required in the double acting
| a10th Byattacling a short hosea stream may
~ shroRn fifty to sixty feet and may be Otter
used to sdyantage in watering gardens and
hNns 1ashiag windows, cleaning buggies, ex.
tinguishing fires. on elevatinS wafer We re-
cognixe tho fact that it requires more power tc
elevate water from q deep than a shallow well
Hut as eIr as possible to obviate this difficulty
| for deep wcs3s n saanufacture smaller cham
Der, 40 that while the volume Of water is dimin.
ished. .the,power Required is net greatly increas'
ed Weelaim that by the com binatiea, having
an the advantages Of atmospheric pressure IN
combination with force, that the S1NCLAIF
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Legal Notice. '7''

sCAMUEL. D. SMITH, who resides out Of ths
~ State Of Ohio. will take notice that ON
the 18th day OF March. 1872, william Burdits
and wife fled in the court Of common pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, an amended answ or
70 the petition OF George ". Fulton and cross
petition making said Sa musl D. Smith 4 par.
y, and charging that the pretended deed
made by Fulton to said Smith for that pAft .of
the north half of the northeast quarter of
section thirty-thrse, township three aud
range Ave, lying south of the creek, ssxcept
what had been sold to Isaac Mitohelh Ana
containing sixty four acres more or,lssss situr
ate in said.county, was and is void as against
the claims of Burditt and wife, who. ask that
the same he, set aside. You are requiredto
answer BY the 5th of October next; the case
will bs for hearing at the October term; 1874.
III sEt HOLLISTRR & OKBHleS
u augl3w6I Att'ys for Burdiats
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go
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the ,Coua-
n ty CommIssioners at their December .ses
sion, praying for the alteration of the county
road leading from Pleasant Grove meeting
house, near, the township line; thence the
nearest and best, route to Lingo's mill; thence
to the forks of the road on the lands of 10.
ssph Dew. -sep24v.. Many PETITIONERS.
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sHERIFF's SALE: n. ,a
t.5 s..- .--r-'. sr.a sr.:.
Mary C. Eckelberry ct al
q r5 "a VS.. 'a, za
E4a Eunice Brown ct al.

QY virtue of an order of sals to me directed
II from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, '0hios f4wili offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town, of
Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
q, I'M. and 4 O'Clock p. .m,s on Wv ),
Saturday, The 26th day of October, 1877,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit; 9ilt"=s .
The cas-. half of the northwest quarter Of
section fifteen, township three Of range Eve,
except seven acres more or less sold of the
north end, now owned by Thomas C. Penn,
containing seventy three acres more or less.
Appraised at $l.116. ''l E1A.T"" i
~ . +'"|5 'n' GEORGE CALDWELL, =.
esp24w5. : s.'H' t,5i d Sheriff NJ. c. o.
ere : - BOD p. ssalo 1-g6Tl 80 - lasna
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FAN mats ana nonners

Are unchanged in shape, and, in The
skeleton, are as ugly as possible. Al
the grace is given to them by the millih
er; and; IL she is destitute of that nee
.essary gin, her clients >suffer. They re
mind one constantly, irreverent though
it may be, of the prayer OF 4 famous
old deacen: "Oh, Lord, of myself ]
am worse than nothing it is only the
gift of Jesus that makes 'eni swally
me- Ssss
The round crowns. with straight, mar
row brims, are the popular style, the
crown soft and composed of silk OF
terry velvet. the shrirn which Is various.
-.ly turned up ats the side, front, sor al
round, faced or made wholly Of Lyon.
velvet When the brim is raised or
one side, it is always mounted high
with 4 velvet row, which is really the
most important part of the decoration
although lace, feathers and flowers are
generally and indiseriminately added.
< The most elegant hats are those trim
med only witt, velvet, and long rea
ostrich plume, the cost of which, ,aahor
ever, puts them out.of the reach Of al
but tie Wealthy.~g Ws-se8sSsy seE
The fashionable bonnet has a. q ssarge
crown and a small brfrn turned up as 8
.te0Enetsin 'front.' It vas very mucheworn
in straw last suinmet, and ladies'; who
have iue Tuscan or English straw bon
nets, have had them prepared for fall
with lifflpe efxDe4yses hrs 1inir0 the hrims
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!. 7 Legal leg Notice. e..

TNTILSON g. BALL who resides out Of the
w State Of. Ohio, will take nosice that on
the 2lst, day Of September, 1872, Hulda
Bah fled her petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, praying
for an allowance Of alimony out Of moneys in
the hands Of Hiram Foreman coming to said
Wilson 8. Bal and enjoining certain notes
on said Foreman in the hnnds OF James
stranathan, said petition will be for hearing
At The next term of said Court. i8i
sda-.sfs JAMES q. JONES, "a
sept24w6. -..-, Atty for prf.
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The polls 70 be opened between the hours
Of 6 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, aud closed at 6 O'Clock in the Afternoon
Of said DAY. .isssyT 7'i9 3D. ucyl ,u1dam
Given under mys hand, ust my sofRce in
Woodsfeld, this 10th. day Of August, A. D.
1872. .and,o the 70 th year of. the State. IN
- -, =, -, - GEORGE CALDWELL,
at% - Sheriff Monroe County. ohio.
" ane27td ni.lslIls -! 81 n TEL.Ih
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-. =, gsln nature no Two In :. scenes are ex
-actly alike, and whoever copies truly
what is before his eye will possess the
same variety in his descriptions and ex.
hibit apparently an Imagination as
bonndless as the range Of nature IN the
scenes be records; whereas he who
stsnS& inhis3imagihatidn win coon find
his mind circumscribed to afew images,
and the repetition OF these viii sooner
sof later produce monotony-sScott.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AEALR AND FRMALR.-B Business pleasant,
E E1M and pays better than any, entsrprisssin
the field. Agents make from $6 "a. $Sspr
day. Send stamp for sample and particulars.
Address ]. LATHAM& CO., 292 WashipgtSw
street, s''lsp .sss.z s.ss. : agdsSsss;'.ss.ss
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u -EFF FEe gEsfs .T7-f-- :
Proclamation.

NOTICE is ferebv given to the qualified
N voters of Monroe County, Ohio. that a
general election, will be held, as required by
Law, on the second Tuesday, being the s,H
sth day of October, A., D, ls19,
at the several places of holding elections in
said county of Mvnroe,an you will then and
there proceed to vote by ballot for.
One Secretary OF State for, the State, Of Ohiu;
One Supreme Judge for the State OF Ohio,
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
for the State of Ohio; sgs4ss3 fsS .YasssEi
One Member Of Congress for the, 18th Con-
gressional District OF the State soft Ohio;jt
One Probate Judge for the county of Mon
roe, for the yacancyi and ONT, Probate .Jpdge
for the county Of Monroe, for the futl term;
~ One Commissioners for the county of Mon.
roeiA sd 10 sEstsobSsssss b9A slo5ss7tu
One Infrmary Director for the county of
monroe. 1guoa.s ads G; Ala g,lt 8olaa
The Trustees of the several townships of
said county are. hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are apportioned te
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to- the Clerk of tho
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
poll book, within two days after the said sec.
Ond TuesdAv in 0ctohar 1919.
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eszszse pa TSsa3s So 81 sFEe9 oosb fsrs - -
. An English gentieman proponnds the
spracticabiiity and economy sef using
chalk as q substitute for coal He says
he has studied the natter and he has
discovered how chalk may be burnt with
Goals as fuel, the result being saving ol
thirty 10 forty per cent Of coal: J e
& g Thereais strong league in New. Y Yorl
whose object is the annexation of Cana
sda TO the United States. The annexa
'tion sentiment is reported to be gaining
strength among thoughtful people, and
business men. whose interests are moi
promoted BY British alliance. ass
There will bethree eclipses in Eovem
Der this year, as follows: A. very email
eclipse Of the moon on the night OF the
18th, visible; an .annular eclipse Of the
sun on the 10th, invisible in North Amer
ica; and the total and, permanent eclipse
of the Radical party on the 9th, visible
to all men. -, a.. -
tgAoWestern gentleman has an ides
which is ans idea.e He proposes to ar
range church seats on pivots, so the de
vout may more conveniently examine
the toilettes Of the back seats. \ This de-
vice .wonld greatly increase the, value Of
church property, for then all pewsewould
be made alike. well situated, and of cqua
durability. = = $50, : >so +. -.
=, An. atrocious murder was recently
committed near Corpus Christi,s Texas
The assassin fred his victims house
leaving him in itwith his hands tied be
hind him, clothing piled upon him and
"a cultivator placed upon all. When
found he was lying with his face down.
ward, with his head thrown back and
mouth open, giving indications. of hav-
ing been gagged, "a 30 aabsss
The San Francisco. Chronicle says
.Several days since Chinaman entered
the Western Union Telegraph Office at
noon with the following dispatch to q
friend at Dutch Flat: 'Ah Foo die at 10
o'clock, He under ground now."7 The
operator sent the message,and sat down
to muse upon the celebrity practiced by
the celestiaIs who bury their relatives in
less than two hours after DEATH"
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Administrators Notice,

a.4sa surf ne94 q H---T EIIlii f3fl0a F9lIsl
M0TICR Is. hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed Administratol
Of the estate Of jacob Toni, deceased. 's."s
sepl0ws, es''4-', q JOHN tUDI,
= aAAN AZ !. ..%kes...tA
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xsssJERsEY.-Said an astute Western, New
~ Yorker 9 few days ago: .eThe people of
NsWsJ Jersey make their living BY getting
ON and off railroad Q ars.n They GER,
fAinly attend to their business pretty
xfatkhfsffvs str sef1I slzs bsssas & 81 .ss.tsa
IN Att4auAiy.yE u 7aSf saz --lls - ssazF ssE ?