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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NJOrICE-I. Patrick O'Donueil. in CON plisnee
IN with the requirements OF the act OF Assem-
bly, In such cases made and pi hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing TO the Court oi
Genera Sessions of the Peace and Jail delivery o.
the State of Dele ware, in and for the County OF
New castle upon Monday. the 18th day Of May.
A. D.. 1874. being the hrst day, Of tho next May
Term OF tho said Court, Tor Il License TO Keep 40
Inn or Tavern at No: 52s East Fourth street, in
the Fourth Ward, Of tho City Of wi!minston. Del
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on the prem
ises. and the following freeholders recommend tus
said application. to wit:
George Abele, Patrick II. MoCullen.
Gotleib Mammeie, A. Hart.
James Curran James Murine,
Thomas B, Kelly, Joseph Hayes.
Francis MON onagle, Daniel kegan,
John Flanaean, John II. Rigney.
Henry K. Albert. Peter hannion,
Francis X, Jacauett, Matthew Kern,
Henry Dousherty, Iames MeCay.
John Kane, John N9Sfonigal
Thomas Muntber, VIM: +. Kerr,
Francis Kelly, Lewis G. Springer.
Thomas b. Eaton. -
mar2S-3t@ PATRICK ODoNNkLL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NoTICE.-IJoseph T Waite ,nsomps,nce &c wi WIFI =
IN the Requirement of theact OF Assembly IN sue
case made and provided hereby give notice tnat l
shall apply inwriting to the Court Sessions
of the Peaac and Jail Delivery of the State oil peia
ware in and for the County New Castle; upon Mon.
day. the llth day Of May uext A.. D., being the
hrstday Ofhe next May term Of the said Court: for
license TO keep an Inn or Tavern, with the pr.!i-
lego of selling into xcating liquors in less quantities
than one quart. be drunk on the cremises nj the
house No, Market street, in the First ward ~
the City OF Wilmington. Delaware, the said house
streets in said City and the following freeholders
residing in said ward, recommend the said apphcs-
his Robert W, Birnio
Charles q Mullen. MattheM y. Ryan
mark, James Mckenna,
Wit.-W. McIntire, VIM. Clayey;
Albert Walton Patrick Holland.
William Miller Charles Hallam,
Ralph Mccall Jos. Richardson,
Thomas ]. Bennett August Ashenbach.
joseph Fout Samuel Miller.
Edward Rogers his
Thomas Kelly, John R. X Morrison,
Fred We'll. mark.
Henry Bleyer, Wit.-Geo' Mackey.
Geo. Steinicken, Ca eb Miller
Patrick Hassan, Isaac Miller.
JOSEPH r. WAITE.
WiImipstop Del, March 80, 1S74-3t*
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NoTdGE,I D:nn. ETadlsEg ID *. II os~gi.nse
bly, in such made and provided. do hereby give
Notice that ! shall apply to the Judges OF
the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware. in and for
New Castle County. at the next May Term there Of,
in Eey Castle. on Monday. the. llth day OF May
next, A. D.. 1914 being the first day of the next
May Term # the sand C9srt: fer fer License 70 tex keep
thekaid City. between Waterand Front Streets with
the privilege Of selling Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than quart. to be drunk the premi
ses and the following frechOders. residing in said
ward. recommend thissaid application. viz:
John Duncan, Geo. Stsinicken,
Patrick Holland. John Meaiey.
Joseph FOut, John Ahrens.
VIM Clayey, Edward Rogers,
August Aschenbach. John Atkinson,
Thomas j, Bennett, Henry Bleyer.
al e. Mex emma. Jacob Kienle.
baRscl fGcluaks., Charles Haliam.
Patrick Hassap. James 0'Dounsll,
John @. Kennedy. tatyiek Eiley.
Michael Mcdonnell. Alfred Walton.
r. W. Birnie, his
Pred We'll. William ~ Price.
William Huber. mark,
Michael Riley, Wit.-Hugh Ferry.
az DENNIS BRADLEY.
Wilmington. 1sl. March 1874, 30-3t~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Religioua,

st. Johns Church-seryices in Holy Week
Monday and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock, p. N. Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Good Friday
evenings, at IN o'clock; and Good Friday morn
Ing at 1O1z O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

The Maryland Legislature have ordered to be
sngrossed the bill appropriating $4,000 for SUI.
veyinG the Delaware and Chesapeake Ship Canal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NoTIoE.--I. Owen Medallion. in, compliance
IN with the act Of Assembly in such case made
sad provided DO hereby ,ys 1siss nStss u TIA;
sSa Gnn1, ~ %snstal Sessions Of ths Psscs and Jail
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware. il and for The
May next being the first day of the next Ma Term.
D.. 1874, for License to keel, an Inn or Tavern
known us the Rising Sun Hotel. Ne: I. In Rising
San. IN school Districts Nos . and Is Christians "a
sell intoxIcating liquors In less quantities tnen
one Quart to be drunk on the premises. and the o-
lowing freehOlders res0mmending the same Wig:
his John DHgan. Jr.
Robert - Lynn, James Toy.
mark John Reed,
Wu-James J. Conner, Abraham 9eary,
his james Toner.
Henry H Doran, Paul Began,
mark, Hugh Holland,
WN-B r Conner Peter Collins.
his Patrick Hughey,
Hugh Reed. his
mark, James ID Patton.
Wit.-James j. Oonnor, mark,
his Wit-Michael Patton,
Thomas u i.avless.
mark.
mar2S-st1 CWRN MEDALLION.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NJOTICE.-In compliance with the requirements
IN of the act Of Assembly in such casse made
and provided. bereby give notice that shall ap-
ply n writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of
ware, in and f5r fhS County Of New Castle. upon
Monday, tho llth day OF May Ie1t. A. D., 1874. be-
ing the FIRST day Of the next May Term Of the said
Court. for License to sell toxicatiAg liquors In
quantities not less than one half gallon. in the
town of Delaware City. School District No. 81 Red
Lion Hundred. Couuty and State Aforesaid. and
the following freeholders recommend the said
application. to witt
James M Craig, Clement REEVES,
John G, Rorser. Lewis Laboub.
Wm. DavidstH. his
George Reybold, WIN. tDOsshsrty.
]. B. Bigger. mark
Jacob Fremp. Wit Isaac Hunter
Isaac Hunter. Dan'l Colwell.
John Armour
Ear2s-3ts MICHAEL NULLI6AN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NoTfcH.-in compliance with IN. ,sou,sm,r,,
N 3I me Sct of Assembly In such case made and
Hsovla.eo. hereby give 1otice that shall ami,
Maung t9 the Court oi General Sessions Of H.
~ osos snd All Delivery ~ the State Of DeiaNare
* % mtts " tne county OF New CASTLE. upon Mondsy
~, sn 81 Say Of May next A. ID; 1874, being the Grs
~ Ia5 oL tnc next May Term OF the said Court for
EE,esnse 70 keer an Inn OF Tavern. at No. 5l8 Wes
E 1Vpnt op rvtIcst, known rs the Black Horse Hotsl
IN .ns nfst ward, OF tho City Of WILMINGTON Des
titles than one quart, to be drunk on The nrsl H1al
and the following freeheliers recommend the ss,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

|NUTICE.--I. DANIEL HICKS. in eompliapee
IN with the requirements Of the act of Assembly
in such case made and provided. hereby give notice
that shall make application in writing to the Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the State of Delaware. in and for the County Of
next A. 1874 being the first day Of the next May
Term Of the said Court for License to keep an
Inn or Tavern with the privilege Of sell into
ting liquors in less quantities than one art to be
drunk on the premises. in the house No. 1927 W.
Second street. known as the w estern House." in
the Tenth Ward Of the City of Wilmington. county
and State afor esaid and the following freeh0lders
recon mend the said application. to Wit
| Robert G. Shaw, Andrew Cshili,
| Thomas Muliip, Thomas Ford,
Rcbt. easily, james Lafferty.
| Patrick Mclaughlin. Michael Conway,
James Mckinley, Michael McOaulsy.
Charles keelins. John Mcdonnell.
| Patrick Walsh. John Gibson.
! John SprAgue. John McAtse.
Wm Mcliiniey. Stephen DAVIS,
Nyles Burke, VIM. Haggerts.
| his his
Bernard u Mckinney, John u Dolsn.
mark mark
Wit.-R. Q. Shaw. Witt, Dorsey.
| John II. Canning. Francis Dorsey,
| mar3O st, DANIEL HICKS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NOTICE Il, JOSEPH McWilliams LIN com Milan,
-AN with the reQireWents Of the act OF Asseub,
IN such case made md provided do hereby give nett
that / shan apply In writing to the Court,of Gen
eral Sessions of the feace and Jail Delivery Of IL
state OF Delaware, in and for the County Of Ne,
Castle upon Monday. the llth day OF May next
y 1871, being the first day Of the next May Term
the said Court. for a License to keep an Inn q
Tavern. at No. 727 East Sixth Street. in the Ssi
ward OF the City Of Wilmington. Delaware, az.
to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS in less Quantities tba
one quart to be drunk on the premises. and tie f.!
lowing freeholders recommend the said application
to wit:
Richard a. Howe, Igpaz Blank.
haniel Collins. John Is. Skell.
Ihomas Cory. John CQok
Miles Kelley, Euhel BeTper.
Alexanasr Gillespie, palshaser Gaertenburg
James Barry. George SHARP,
Joseph McKoweE Godfrey Pittmap.
John L. 9rubb. Nichols as Jenny, Jr,
samuel SHARP. Nicholas Ellinger,
Thomas Stewart. John Mathew Qropp,
John Miilikini Frank Goodroohe,
Peter kino. Patrick Kirk.
Frank kusam.
mar27-3t' JOSEPH MowILLIANs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
$500 REWARD

The above reward will be paid for
In INFORMATION
That will lead to the ARREST AND CONF
TIoN u tps psrsop or person, guilty of sETTlS
FIRE to an, DwEILiNa. STABLE. SHOP
other building.
March s. 1884 II. vhe-' j. L, sIMMs. Mayor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NOTICE.-I. VIM. L. Gilbert. in comPnapce with
IN therequirements Of the act of Assembly, in such
case made and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court Of Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery the State of Della
ware in and for the County of New CASTLE upon Mon
day. the llth day of May next. A. D.. IL! being the
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. with the priv-
lese Of selling Intoxicating liquors therein in less les
premises at the Pennsylvania House." at the
South East corner of Front and King Streets in the
Second Ward of the City Of Wilmington; and the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NoT1cH Michael Nsv: - .rss "sS
N Ssl: ns sad slss
shah make application Ia writing 70 tne TOUT 81 q
ths State oi Dsiawsrs In and for the County Of Nsw
Castle upon Mosday. the 1ish day Of Hny nsxt a;
The said Courtfor License TO keep an Inn or Iav-
ern with tho privilege Of selling Intoxicating iar-
therein in loss Quantities tnsn CnH Sua. s., 70 G \;
Seins the N. VI. corner OF 9th and Madison streets.
in tho Third Ward, Of the City OF WILMINGTON. Del,
aware, and the following freehoiders recommend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NOTICE.-In com planss WITH the requirements
~ Of the act Of Assembly ia such essss made and
provided. hereby give netice that Shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and J all Delivery of the State of Delaware
The Ilth day Of May next, A. D.. 1874. being the first
day of lhs pext May Term Of the said Court. for a
iIicense 10 keep an Inn or Tavern at the Washing
ton House. on Market street. in the town of New
Castle. in School Distict No 46. and to sell intoxi
eating liquors in less 9daptsiss than one quart, to
stanta freeholders Of said District recoah the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

N0TICE.-I, Mary Gam. do hereby give notice
IN that shall apply to the Judges of the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
,hs State Of Delaware IN and fog the County Of
ing the first day Of the May Term. A D 1874 for a
License 70 keep an imp or Tavern. at the UniOn
District No. 53 to sell intoxicsting liquors In les,
quantities than one quart to be drunk On the prem
ises. and the following frseholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
Samuel b, Satton, Alexander Biddle,
jana es. .Garmap. John Robson,
ApareH Reuter-. Henry Strsub,
James ii. HpdS0p, John i. Now horter.
He1ry L. Peckard. Thomas Bird,
Charles AcWhorter, Charles Wright,
Frank Duggan. George y. Dixon.
mar27-St MARY GAM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

Wilmington, Del, March 80. ls74-3t"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

Wilmington, Lsi. March 1874. SO-St'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NofiCE.-ln t0mplisnce with the requir en- spt
~ 9i the act of Assembly in such case made an
pr9vtded, hereby give notice that shall apply n
wwrnlns TO tho Court df 0enerat Sessions Of M.
ieace ana .,nil Delivery of the State of Delawar
~ ~ snu tor the County Of New Castle. upon Monda
lne litn Jay of May next, A. D. 1874. being the 6r
qqey M the next May Term Of the said Court, 10,
license to Keep an Inn or Tavern at No, 6lS Wer
Front street, in the First Ward Of the City of WI
minstOn. Delaware and to sell intox xicatinr lioun
IN less quantities than one quart to be drink on W.
premises. and the following freeholders recomms,;
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen that petition will
be preRt utPd to the Commissioners OF
YlnlOn County, ohio ut Their ntxt regular
session, 10 be held on, the first Monday Of
Decemoer, A D. 1874, prny'ng for lie estab.
lishment of q Vounty Roau" along the fol-
loving described route in said county, to wit;
Beginnlngat the north end of Uur'LoT ALLEY
IN the town Of 'icAith tr, in sad comfy Of
Yinton, and state OF, ohio, and which hald
point is on the quarter section line OF section
number twenty.pne, no. 2l) township num-
Der eleven, No. NJ and OF range number sew
enteen. mo. ~ and 9bOnt seven and thirty
eight hundreths C7.3S) chains west Of the
quarter section corner on the east side ofSail
section, and rhnnIrg thence. .Jeast, on tT near
said q irrter section Line, across the lands OF
Hiram Hubert TO said sPc ton line, and the nee
continuing east on or near the quarter secton
line Oi section nunher twenty -tw0, mo ~
township ,anI range aforesaid, between tue
lands OF Chester French and j +. Dixbh on the
south, and the lOint lands Of Mrs. Samantha
Ward and ATmnna Caldwell on he nOrth 20
\ point at or near the south east corner vi the
sohth~west quarter of the nOrthsNest quarter
oil said section uumtor twenty-five, (92 }
township number and range aiOrt sRid;
thence In south .easterly 1Irec ION on the
lands OF SAID ]. f. DlHUn 10 q point uron
L"t bank at The head of small rayine, diS>
tant about two and nIuetY hundTrths (2.9O)
chalIs; thence in more easterly direction
hiong saiu Dhnk 10 a polm HDuul thrtt anu
twenty hundreths Is 2U) chains distant;
thence IN north. easierly direction along the
brow Of said bank, back to.said quarter sec
ton line; thence east, OH or near 10, saI1 quar-
ter section line, to point at or neSr, where
he creek approaches near to said quarter
te ton line; thence in = north easterly dIrec.
ton along the bana Of said creek, the nearest
and bes, route, TO o. point H. the ceuter OF the
road. at or near the gate, and in font OF Wll
lam Gold's Blacksmith 81 o. and there 10
end. H4''C MANY PETIT UNEhS.
Macarthur, o., November 5th, A. b 1874.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

kaler, ct al. Judgment tor
plaintiff. k
Eliza Bay vs.. Mary P. Hol-
land ct al. On demurrer to pc.
tition taken under 4dyisement
by Court. @
Sain vs,-Maty-J.D De6gh. De.
muTer to answer tassE under
adyisement. -,,-.s.
Singer Manufacturing Co. VS.,
j. z. Dunkle. Demurrer to pc,
tilion sustained; leave y to
amend. UUnlinued. ''A
Thomas Foley Vi. W. e j
Gold. On error lbs Judgment
affirmed. .i'm sh" ''o.
We have not a full report
tbs week. Will try 20 com.
Plete the report next week.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19
NOVEMBER 18th, 1874
AND CONTINUE q DAYS.


we,ston wac laid out in the Spring Of the
present year, nj gi es promise Of becoming
one Of the most thriving q nd important towns
In S'mthein 0hiO. The wn ID located on the
Portsmouth D, anch0 the NJ. &C. r r atont
eight miles North Of Jackson q. II. and IN the
heart Oi thu roal and Iron belt of that section.
Eight months ago this WI WIS frst laid on,
now, the ax anh BANNER, and every tool Of ,Ton
is heard. andia hundred occupied dwelling. tell
what eight shnrl mon ihs can brine forth where
the naruro Of things requires the bu lding df
town Ie has now pnpslaton Of several lplu-
drrd inhabitaits, two stTe,. large and ebm-
modinns hotel, planning ard saw mill One
blast inrbaee NJ operation. an two ibefs that
will 90 into blast in 81 days fiCm this daie, aid
next Summer two omore are expected tblhe e. m
menced. Here n thousand lahOrers can find en-
plo, ment. and millions Of dollars can be judic /
ionsly and Proftably Invested. Labo, ing NJ, n
ars Invited to spend day or iwp,and comey.o
WpRton and see for themselves, and for all
snch whO wish to secure hnfne and locate nj
| this . int, we can say that the mos liberal
inducements will be u, guaranteed to
thSm, for there ,s and wi II he constant de.
maDd for labor nj all kihds, at liberal and pay
1 ing wages Houses are in great demand, and
captal lists can huv lots and build dwellings,
s~ that fenis will yield n ha nd-ome tate of,n.
tereSt, besides the bensfi' they will secure TO
| themselves by the increase IN the valne OF the
real estate. II is rarely that eurh nm op or
| tunity for profitable Investment IN real estate
has been otierefto the people Of uhlo.. here
II no need to GO West for sucn an opportuni
| ~, tor in Welston you have town laid out
and started under auspices which insliFes
3,Mn lnhahtan'a IN Q years from the day IL
was plated. Three blast furnaces IN ihe
town, and 10 nr 70 within q radius OF 8 miles
nereesitaies rnlng mi liz and foundripa. he.
sides theIe will be an eyer>increasing ia, elop.
| Denf Of the facilities for min,nG and shi pnjng
the wonderful block coal underlying the TOW n
and the land OE that section, which will add
continued importance 10 this town and insure
its rapid growth. YcunRsiOWu. with q pres
ent population Of 16,OO0 inhabitants, 10 years
ago did not have half the natural and neces-
siry advantages now posseased by Wellston.
| . Take the cars to Hamden, on :he NJ 4 CIR
r., and there change to Portsmt nth Branc Q
ssles to'be conducted by ]. 8. Foster and T..
| u. McEIwain.
By orher'of the Board 6f directors 1T
MARTIN GROVE,
IL - csnpt. tWeIlston Coal and Iron Co.
". 81. O6sLE, Secretary -'''' T -''. ,
II 49,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

Now has the q iwhilisig sti
Time brohgln as all of our re.
ivenges on last summers fie>
and mosquitoes! The buzzers
and biters are benumbed with
age and cool bretzes have
ishorn them of their powers
ana they are perishine of help,
lessness and inanilion, while
their victims Of July and Au
gust bweelly sl'iniber The sleep
Of the just u der pairs Of
blankets. '..'' '' 80 '-''-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

d. LEE, now in prison
at Beaver, charged with being
connected with the Mountain
Meadow massacre ofgf1'S57
when 120m emigrantsi 4 where
murdered, 1t is said will give a
true history Of the whole affair,
and the names OF the parties
interested. .e2sia 79d saiii|
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19
HideOus Murder.

ty, Illinois, Times, has an az.
count of the arrest and pre-
liminary examination of Bar
ney McMahOn, formerly living
three miles from Bunksville,
Monroe county, Tor The murder
uf his wire on the 81 vi Au-
gust, and The subsequent burn
ing OF her body. 1t appears
that McMahon and his wife
lived unhappily, frequent guar
rels occurring between them,
and his children by former
wife treated her very badly
Mrs. McMahon had lett home
several times under harsh
treatment, but Was always per-
suaded to come back by her
husband. On the SIh of Au
gust McMahOn sent, his chill
dren TO visit friends; on their
return next day said their
mother had started tor Burks
VILE, since which she had not
been seen or heard of, On the
day OF the alleged disappear,
ance ti the woman. McMahon
freda log heap some distance
from tile house and kept it
burning two weeks. 1t emit
ted a terrible stencil, and when
asked the cause, McMahOi
said he was burning chickens
that had died OF cholera. q Sus
plcion having recently been
aronsed that MIS-. Mcmahon
had been foully dealt with,
Samuel Proline. an independ
enl detective OF st. Louis, was
employ ed to work up he case
Protine and Prosecuting at,
lorney Relser arrived here to.
day, and The Evening Dispatch
gives quite lengthy account
oi the aft ir as derived from
them. .",. H'a,
After McMahon's log heap
burned down the ground
was plowe,1 over, but on exam
inaIiun by Proline a lew days
ago several hair fins, buttons
and bones, which looked like
finger bones, and part OF an
upper Jaw bone attached, were
found. This led to the arrest
ol NJ MrMahon, and'the evidence
sdduced at the preliminary ex-
animation, and the improbable
and contradictory statements
made by Mcmahon. and his
children led 20 his being held
in 81 900 bond charged with
manslaughter. Tn re- is great
excitement in the vicinity
McMahon is well advanced IN
life and has grown children,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

FRED seHILIIse wns appoint
ed adlnihisIralor oi his muir
dered brother, Herman. Tie
property Is estimated at $4,000
in personally. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

dg THE AmefIcan Express Com
.pany's messenger on the To-
ron;o Branch iloi ihe Great
Western Railway, was robbed
At Toronlo, November 13,
about 8 o'ciock, by FIVE masked
roLbers. The amount OF mon
ey lost is supposed to be $12,
900 or $4,000 isaVl1eq lo |
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

-liTHE spurs Won ebyE General
Anthony Wayne are In posses
sion oofs& lady il This city
Portsmouth aHi5isas.8 ioiaDA
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NO MORE POSTAGE.

Ttwil h observed from the ShnvA ihst We
hsve msds barge reduction IN nIr club nri-
ces, an'l siso. that postage, Whirh has hereto
tore leen rad nv the suhSrr'her. sa cents pAr
annum m the WeeSlv. ant - rrnts per an =
mum on tie semi-weekly, will he prepaid oy
us.
Addition NAV ne made to clubs at any time
during the year. at the clnb rrlre. the sub
triiptonS rOnIinning full wear from the time
the additions shall have heen made.
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