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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
notice of Incorporation,

NOTICE is hereby given that under the
! y general incorporation laws Of the State
OF Iowa, an Incorporation has been organ
lied, formed and completed, under the
| name and style of "Cresco Driving Park
Association with its principal place of
| business at Cresco, Howard Co Iowa.
The general nature Its business is to
own, prepare and hold grounds on which
| 81 all be fitted up Driving course ut or
near Cresco, in said county.
The amount of capital stock is not limi.
! ed: the stock subscribed is payable one
| fourth at the time Of subscribing, one fourth
January !, 1878; one fourth January /.
1874; one fourth January l. 1875. Shares
$25. 90 each.
The debts and liabilities are limited to
, the amount of capital stock subscribed.
| The time Of commencement Of business
| under said articles Of Incorporation was
July 20, 1872, with perpetual succession.
The business of the Incorporation is to
be transacted by board Of trustees, cen
sisting of five persons, who shall elect from
their own number President, Secretary
and Treasurer. The said Trustees shall
be elected on the second Monday of January
in each year, Of which election, including
time and place, the President and Secre-
tary are to give three weeks public notice
by Publishing notice thoreof in the county
papers.
The private property of the shareholders
to be exempt from liability for the eorpo-
rate indebtedness; and share holders are
not liable to the Association for ASSESS
ments beyond the sums due on their shares
Of stock respectively.
The board of Directors for the year 1872,
and until the election If their successors, is
Bradley Chaplin, IL. ". Babcock, Worden
Strother, Aaron kimball and G. NJ. Harris
The officers elected by the Board Of Di-
rectors are II. w. Babcock, President;
Bradley Chaplin Treasurer and G. NJ. Har-
ris, Secretary.
Dated at Cresco, Iowa Sept 2d 1879.
Attest II. W. BABcocK, President.
G. NJ. HARRIS Secretary. Asa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

TwERDLEDUM AND I. WEEDLEDEg.
The old Tammany ring of this city had
its origin in combination of republic
ans and democrats. Thurlow Weed
was the organizer on the republican
side and William NJ. Tweed on the
democratic. To-day Thurlov Weed is
operating for Grant and the Utica con-
vention, and Tweed is about to contrib
ute out Of his plundcrings half million
to help elect Grant. Thus it is that T.
Weed and Tweed are again cheek by
jowl.--N. Y. World.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

MATT MORGAN, the artist, has a clear
appreciation of the Presidents charac-
ter. The stolid, besotted face which, in
all his cartoons, he gives Grant, repre-
sentsjust the man that every candid per-
son takes the president to be the last
Frank Leslie's, Morgan has a cartoon Of
Grant sitting in drunken state, rccciving
the otflce-seeking gang which are being
introduced by the lackey Conkling, and
an old nag. personifying hate. A brace of
cannon comprise the arms of Grant s
throne, and body guard with fixed bayo-
nets surround him. The face is that of a
man "half gone" in drunkenness be-
tween whose teeth a crunched cigar
protrudes. It is GRANT all over.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
Nuisances.
w. NJ. Foao,
Recorder.

Be it ordained by the town council Of
the town Of Cresco:
Sec !. That no person shall commit, Gre
ate, or permit, any nuisance within the
corpor ate limits of Cresco, and for the
purposes Of this ordinance, all the Of.
fences hereinafter named are declared
Nu1sANcEs, and any person offending
against any Of the provisions of this
ordinance shall on conviction thereof be
punished as herein afterprovided.
Sec 2. No person shall keep a dis
orderly. or gambling house, or house of
i'll fame in this town under a penalty
Of not less than twenty, nor more than
nifty dollars for each and every Of
Tense.
Sec 3. Any person who shall make.
or assist in making or creating any riot
or disturbance, or shall aid or counte-
nance any disorderly assemblage in this
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

bGen. Garfield said in a recent
speech that "Gen. Grant has taken
hold Of the finances of the country. .
True, and the recently discovered deficit
ofscyeral millions in the Treasury would
seem to indicate that he has not only
taken hold himself, but has suffered a
number Of other double listed fellows to
do the same thing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

One pair Of Mares, missing about three
week: ago zone Gray Mare, some flee Bit
ten, little sway back, with &C., mark on
each shoulder, about ten years old one
Brown Mare, with uncommon high wethcrs,
about fourteen years old. Any person re-
turning or giving information will DO liber-
ally rewarded
Cresco, lewa, Aug. Is, 1872.
43tf J. DENOYELLEs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

Ex-president johnson was nominated
for Congressman-at-largc for the State
OF Tennessee by a mass meeting at Nash
vile Oh Saturday. He accepted the
nomination and said he would stump
the State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
GRAND CONCERT !

The following will be the program
me Of exercises
From 8 to 10 a. m., opening exer-
cises and the practice of Church music.
From 10 to IL Voice culture.
From 2 to Glee practice, and solo
and chorus style Of singing.
From 30 to 8 p. H., Voice culture,
breathing, &C., and the practice of
Giees and Choruses.
All singers and lovers of music are
cordially invited to participate in the exer-
ciscs
TICKETS TO CONVENTION 800.
Persons wishing to LISTEN to the EXER-
ClSES, and attend the Concert, can pro-
cure tickets as above. Tickets to the Con.
cert 25 cents.
MIR. 7. MARTIN TOWNE,
of Chicago will be the conductor, and will
furnish BOOKS free of charge.
Tickets for sale at the Stores of DR..
CLEMMER and Price.
CoNNITrEE.--L. T. Woodcock. Dr.. II C.
Price, W. q. Simonds, &. s. Thurbcr, s. l..
Carey, of Lime Springs, II. q. Hale, of
| Plymouth Rock.
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SKINNED ALIVE

from head to foot. Besides these,
fifteen men were missing. They are
supposed to have been carried into cap.
tivity. The train was under escort of
Lieut.. Mcfarland, of the Sixth United
States cavalry, with 100 men, but be.
ing nine miles in the rear at the time
of the massacre, no protection could be
afforded. Mr.. Stanley was with the
escort. When it arrived at the terrible
scene, the savages were just crawling
over the hill beyond, whirling their
tomahawks and shouting in mad glee
over their ill-gotten gains.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06

MAYORS OFFIcE,Scpt 2, 1872.
Met with H. A. Goodrich, Mayor,
W. Strotber, W. D. Kip Il w. R.
Mead Trustees present. .
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
Thos Dale street work $40. s.
/" ." 22.OO
p. G.. Wagner 1850
Strother & Conklin, lumber &c. ID. 81
A. s. Young special police 200
W. r. & +. j. Mead Printing $40
VIM. Ballard planting trees $50
d" &C. (" Is
Mr. Mead introduced the following
resolution and moved it's adop-
ton.
Resolved that the street commission
er be, and he is hereby directed to put
down side walk on the West side of
Elm street south of Market and in
front of the shops Of Edwards and Mey-
ers to be Of 2 inch plank, and that he
ascertain and report the expense there
OF to committee on ordinances, and that
he repair sidewalks where broken if the
owners neglect after having "a hours
notice to do SO and report the expense
to the committee on ordinances; and
that such work be done forthwith.
Adopted unanimously.
Petition Of G. Il. futile and James
q. Carter for side walk on Cedar street
front of lot 9. block II. Beadle &
Strong's addition to Cresco granted,
and on motion resolved that said walk
be in uniform style with other walks in
town and the expense thereof at the cost
of the lot owners, and that said walks
be put down within two weeks from
this date.
On motion of w. R. Mead from com.
mittee on ordinances the ordinance
to provide against nuisances, was ad-
dopted by the following vote.
AYEs-Goodrich, Strother Kipp and
Mead. .....
On Motion of Strother adjourned to
September 10th 1872 at 7 o'clock
P. NJ.
H. A. GOODRICH,
Recorder.
W. NJ. Foao,
Recorder.
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Three good improved farms for sale with
plenty of timber with each if wanted.
Two Of them are abundantly watered
with streams and Syringe.
Two Of them have good frame houses the
other Il log house, all with good graneries.
All of the farms are under cultivation,
and are situated in the southwest part of
Howard county AMI ana the northern part
of Chickasaw. Reasonable facilities for
market with the promises Of ii railroad near
by soon. Fortcrms enquire Of Vim. Carter
Dubuque or J. l.. Carter, Bust. Howard
county, or W. II. Mead, Crcsco, Iowa. So
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
Musical Conventi0nI

A Musical Convention will be held in
Cresco, at the Court House, beginning
on Monday Sept. 9th, at = o'clock p. M;
closing on Friday evening the 18th
with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
Family Grocery Store.

Family Grocery Store.
AT NEW OREGON,
THE subscriber has removed his stock of
goods one door north, ut the old stand Of
Pierce Il Mitchell, where will be found al,
descriptions Of
EAMIL Y GROCERIES,
at the lowest prices for cash Or produce.
He also keeps on hand small assor
ment of
DYE STUFFs,
kERosENE
MACHINE Oils,
PUTrr,
NAILS,
GLASS. l.,
All accounts due me Eel groceries &c of
more than 60 days standing will be charg-
ed with interest ut the rate of 10 pc. cent
per annum.
H. X. AVERILL.
New Oregon, Oct. %, 1869. ln3
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CHIEF LITTLE ROVER,

made an attack, which equals in out.
rage and ferocity any found in the an.
mails of Indian massacres. The wagons
were burned, and all the contents that
could be carried off were taken, consist.
ing of bacon, &c. The mules were run of
and $50 men of the train were lef,
wounded or dead on the bloody field.
Mr.. Bryan was
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
INDIAN MASSACRE.
REPORTED MASSACRE OF
400 CON MEN AND
GUARDS.
Horrible Barbarities Of the
Red Devils.

TOPEKA, KAN. Aug. 31-The com.
mercial has the following startling IN
dian news from MIR. Stanley: "Mr. f.
II. Stanley, from Fort Larncd, arrived
in this city this evening. He reports
that on Monday last, government,
train consisting Of thirty-six mule wag.
ons, loaded with army supplies for Fort
Lyon, wasproceeding along a dry creek,
between Carson City and Fort Lyon,
under command Of Steve Bryan, wagon.
master. While in the valley Of Dry
Creek the team mired in the sand
While thus detained two hundred Ara.
pahoe warriors under command Of
their
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-09-06
Democratic RepubliCan Ticket.
Liberal state Ticket.

ELECTORS ATLARGE.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, of Des Moline
H. b. FOuKE, of Dubuque.
For Secretary Of State,
E. A. GuILBERT, of Dubuque.
For State Treasurer,
NJ. J. ROHILFS, of Scott.
For Auditor of State,
J. P. Cassidy, of Fottawatamie.
For Attorney General,
A. G. CASE, of Floyd.
For Register of State Land Office,
CAPT. JACOB BUTLER, of Page.
For Member of Congress, 4th District,
A. 7. LUSCH, of Blackhawk.
For Elcctor 18th District,
is re OF, of Floyd.
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Council PrOcee dlnys.

MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. 2, 1872.
Met with H. A. Goodrich, Mayor,
W. Strother, W. D. Kip Il w. r.
Mead Trustees present. "
On motion the following bills were
allowed "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-07
Is Poisoning Murder

Can murier By poison be murder in the
second degree is question that has aris
en- in Harrisburg, Pa, where Jut-e Fear
son, in the case Of Emanuel Shafn3r, in
dictei tJr murlering his two wives and al
so a man named John Shartick, by poison,
has sentenced the pris 1uer to punishment
for murder in the second degree. II gull,
at all. as Shafney confessed he was, how
could his crime be anything bat murder in
the first dssree' Shafasr, it appears,
offered to plead guilty if the Cenrt wouil
sentence him only 10 punishment for mnr-
der IN the second degree, which is rot
punishable by death. The Court agreed
to the proposal, ana s. finer was sentenced
to the three periods of ,welre yoars each,
one for each murder, making thirtvsix
years in all. This compromise between
the Court anl the criminal IS quits severe
" commented upon By the Pennsylvania
,re,s, AMI the question now arises whether
Shatfncr, having receiyeI a sentence lie
id not commit. 6, for murler ii the
second, when his crime, il it was anything,
was murder in the first degree, may not
eventually get Of withoa. any punishment
at all, though he ackaov,e lgs7 to the mur-
der Of no less than three persons.
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Arkansas ssurIc~lucS.

pgvFR, Ark, Oct. -.
The l6uAl1 y lrrsl tllat you sent come
safely to hanl, and was only shot at once
while | was carrying it home. Bill Sliyers
popped at me from, behind the fence as
was passing his huIse. but | hal loaded
the two sha,tor as so3a a got If, aui
h. llin't jump from behinl that fence bnt
once.
I an gIai tiTat one, of the barrels is .
rife as | neelel It for long range prac
Jica The other I can fiji with bnckshot,
and can rillis a man nicely at close quar-
tors. mean to ~ both blrrc.s On these
let's when | meet them You see, old
man Jett stole a mule from Us in the
war anl when il WIS over pap laid for
nim AMI kiIlaj hjm Then Niger Tom
Iett, as wccl!ieih him the hack-flced one
he lHjl for zap ant IGgsei him. Then
picked a tass with Tan ana cut him into
.iblct>, auI .iace that time his brother
Sam has beea LAYING for m. | hrow it is
his tl-l, bit think my double-barrel
viii prove too much tor HIM
II yol .a4t T. see fan, come down for
wliA.n 1..a5 ria. It doa,t mike
any difference waicA sile yJu belong 70,
and it isn't even necessary to join the
militia. 1t Is easy to get NJ a CRU ge
against 50 n2pl Is, an all YOU have to do
is to lev f3r yOar man AMI knock him over
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4 few days since dead pigeon lay IN
an alley leading srom the upper part of
Hal,ev stree: u stable. One by one his
companions came down from the roof and
streweI bits Of apples, grain, etc, round
the corpse, no doubt in preparation for
the funeral. The disconsoate widow
stood mourning over her lord In very
becoming manner. She would not tou, n a
morsel Of the dainty fare placed before
her, but kept cooling sadly for the loss of
her mate She wore her weeds as widow
should, without ostentation. Her head
was covered with black, a collar of the
same hue gr:.ce3 her beautiful neck, and
her poloRajse wss of the same funeral col
or. She lail her head down quietly upon
her dead mates breast and the flock, out Of
respect Of her sorrow, withire Then
she retired few PAGES and fixed ter bright
fearful eyes tenderly upon the remains Of
her loved on2 just then a gay little
rooster, attired in spotess suit Of blue,
with neat white crarat. come down fro IN
lie roof anl fxad his sparkling eye upon
the sal bat handsome widow. Then he
picked up piece Of apple, ani holding it
in his bill, respectful y rendered it to her.
\ gentle sigh rutfed the glossy plumage
nroa the WIDOWS brea-t, AMI she tasted Of
the fooi white he he'll It. Then he poured
into her ear tones low and sweet, AM as
full Of consolation as those Captain Catyle
whispered through the hcyhola to Florence
Don,bey when he sail: "poo, Wal'r
drowuled, amt he?' The widow SHE'D
off, looke at tie corpse, AMI then a, tie
foppish young pigeon at her side. Con
scious Of her beauty, she gave him side.
long glance Of approval ana then fell to
picking grain. The CoH reporter, who
claims to he somewhat familiar with til,
ways Of vi lows, :ide.l that she was won
lie was not mistaken. The courtship went
on, and soon
The tuaera'. sa;e meats lii coIll fa-1sl fort.
tie arri4ge tgb.ps
Tic happy pair after fea>ting their FILL
scared .ioyoIsly away npon the blaze ether.
leaving the lea husband to be carel for
by hangry Thomis cat No words are
nee le / to explain the m9tal OF thi. little
story. For, as Jack Bun,by would saw,
The bearings Of the observation lies IN til,
application on it," In the language Qi
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BILLS OF ST. NICHAii.'S.
The story OF an Ancient t2r'Iian in
Ct.s,Eie-se.- -s,esEros-ed ..:ao E-c.ss-a-
>YrlEcEa q.

Observation-Disclosures. .ed s.so E-c.o--
srElTcsaas
Mrs peti1ra Carson, daughter Of the
l.te James l.. Peti.sru, # South Carolina,
contributes to ippteton's Jomna' an ac-
count Of Old ST. Mchael's Church AMI the
chime Of bells that once soau3vi in its
-terrlc These bells were connected with
tie Revolution, bat. having escaped the
perils of the siege Of Charleston by the
British IA 1850, they were destroyed nearly
a century later tv a III -ehano2 If the war
IF seocs,ion Mrs Carson tells the story
Il their fate after Simtcr;
Daring the five hun ;rei (j4G) days Of
tombariment ak the lower part Of tie
town hal to be aban,louel Houses aud
churches were shattered. the cannon bail,
tore up tho very graveyard,, AMI the bones
OF the dead were scattered Yet the spre
Of ST. Nichaeis was untvucae /. Bu. What
neither he enemy nor the spite Of Fortune
did the people themselves elected. For
the bells were taken down ana sent to Co
IT. - 49, o.,...,, ,,,..r,l
-, ~, IA. f. Il.
d. =, ,-.:,h t.,.o
'oi"'ii0l' 1oF s''o.Ae't t''i'7 ''''> ''''i'
''lue IL tao 9'''ss' '''ei5 1e'"l'iss' ''ie Dsi.s
also. Then Sherma'- ; army passed through
Io"'4hs l'' 'F''cN q 'i-h'ii.h-' y i''''s u
nan UFuuAeh solAIeFS' o"1 tor y 4'rN ana
tot piundeF' were aeeosted 'E a negro VIZ
ous'si = s''0" ''''''' '-'1 -s''S 49,. '''''
'"''s !" s"',
'sa"iI tley pa! tEa' tune again. "uu 'h'!
smashed them into hundred pieces.
/ Sad was the return 70 the des ta'e.'
no'iisS' anu tHe lise'.'- "a 'I' "'''''''
' ',''.' .''''--.- :, -,
~ 80
=
''''-' ~
'e', ''''1
ou' ''iey "lo'e " : y. ,.'..''-' - '''''
uon' % i"4'isI 'nS ". = -" "
ih.s ssll'e'il4" lli I've" 80 io1a -
ana a. % nae oe'o'ile ''l'.''ss an
Lia'i' oN' 'i's Ae'', s'i.t'i - '''s -.
t'oh q tue Gear olu voices I'iat h'H e'i'e1
nun IN ch'ldho"o' ana ne Un1ef-''A '"s
'a<h win IoFih5 zeal. iheFs ""' 40 re-
o'' q li"'''S'o" y " ',s'' - -
lfom- bHt Nr. filole"u Se',Fv"ei 'i''
directory Tor the oilesl IoGA1e'9 q ~.
city, and went from one 70 Ihe otaef unit
- ie''s y % Ii'e 'n"lsi' i-o''.o''
a hriil "hlch mas oseh ~ eA'S's.''s ar =
'lui'-f@d years ne ioauu' " Pa''7u. : 'iii
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AN o II match came oF at York in 1896,
between Thomas fIo lges and Samuel
Whitehead, TIE question being which Of
the two c7ull assume the most origiua.
character. Whitehead got himself up half
man and half woman, one sils Of him
representing q fashionable lady, the other
a negro, bJotel AMI splrrel. IIoi-soa,
who was aliaigcl the winner. appeared as
a veritabIe man Of money: MS coat and
his waistc1at wee covered with bank notes,
his hat banl wa Of the same valuable ma
terial, while a paper affixed 70 his back
toll those " HolG II concerned that he was
John EaIl Not reckoning purse filed
with -ol worn on his hat, Hodg>on'- trim
min9s we're - arth three hundred aud scyen-
tyrfve gt4iaeas .'We are extremely sorry,
says the recorder Of the contest, 'that the
whole Of the money can not be converted,
as It certainly oaghs to the use Of his law
fuT creditors =
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~, Z. i.IERpGyT,

Attorney ana C1unseicr - L1w once on g." t !
Il T. htA ..nd Quay-sts. &nntowoe'
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He drrri. ed, but E,r ccueas. colds sare tsrl
.-.-..-..-- 80 -. ~. 49,. o.
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pared for unexpected combat by eouscjen-
tioas toilet, rain or SHINE. Ny gloves
my heavy shawl--now l am really. 1 ny
hair becoming?
Stav--before 20, it IS well 70 pail down
that imaginary playcard Of
APARTMENT TO LLI
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StgaNE ROBERTS.

Adam R9nerss BlAcE smlta and VIZ ,n-ua>
shop on tGa uu"uss Of seventh aut YORK =
NsrtA S.jr, NHntowuc Does an kinds
ron aorA IS good -n5 H. cap as al, o'a.r Is
i,uuGut IN IN CITY. i3 s
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Professor of 'T4sic rr.Ni -iet lessons In Vocal 81"
lnstrU. cntai Muse ~ ho els - Mantowoc an
"o k,.rs. e. tErs m FisHtI-sl., rear
Court llcGss. l2 IA
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Keeps al kinds o: Nrlt>, Sausagc. Hams. Lar'
etc, which ne viii sell q; tne lowest prices, 1
qututit aud kind Ia SUIT purchasers. Auv o.
lavin. cattle hogs OF sheen 90 s.h, aill cei on IA
auo lecoIve the Highest prices. f. II
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slcE. etr.. -, al. cures warranted, or no cFa'
made once 70 his !Nrr stable on Seyent :
between Buffalo -Et 1'hic go. NluitJNoc. 1874:
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Wss.E.s1fs LYNCH.

Dealer N owes So Manu- 'artuTer Of Tin n.
iron and tCDDer ware. Al. K u1s "l reaG4r.L ID
Eighll-st., between York and Buffalo, Nanir
1914
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Ias ioH,h." 1si.or All ~notg Ioe4e by the 81
sc'.lrr aEe "gErauJ~4 tu ~ form. Prices
-1uahIe. nnG | am bauud to pl" - those Who Il
M" Lhelr custom - - CT YoTi;-=,., Two deco.
We=r ui Il g " udialr tiou-e II ia :
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J0SEDEE SyEES,

Il .uu'actugar { nrcT. I n, and sac at-irou W.
Eig inst. South side. Ee~r tho Brr'ge, N7u
noe IL i4.r
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P1v 'ciHr, S1-rsnn ana Acc"ueheur. Aicn
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