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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20
Normal Schools.

The strongest argument Gaud a suf.
ficiently strong one to smash them, if
facts will substantia,c it) for the abol.
ishmcnt Of tho Normal Schools, is the
assertion that they are practically local
high schools, and such as should be
supported by tho towns or districts in
which they are located Now, in or.
der to get at this observation-disclosures
they are only local in their usefulness,
tho Legislature should cal! for q re.
port showing the number Of pupils
that attended thosa Schools olast year,
the length Of time each pupil attended,
and tho residence Of each pupil. This
would show whether the Normal
Schools arc IN advantage to the State
ut large.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20

The Sewing Machine monOpolists
intend to make q vigorous outlay Of
money, during the coming session Of
Congress, in the bopc of achieving
what they failed to secure Mt the last
Cougress-an extension Of another pat
ent, which would have the same effect
which the extension Of tho former pat
eut would have secured. Indeed"
suys the Scientific american. "it is
said that the matter has been SO etfec.
tually fixed that tho extension will be
renewed without serious opposition"
We. on tho contrary, hold that
Congress will not dare to extend the
patents. by which tho monopolis,s al
ready made many, many millions.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20

A meeting Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee was held at
Wheeling last week. Colonel .Ai"xnn'
der Camphcii. Of Brook. was appointed
IN tiII the pia:c Of General panuell,
deceased. Other vacancies were alsU
filed. The Committee now consists OF
Alexander Campbell, Chairman, Colo.
mel W. ?. Thompson. W. Y. Logan
Esq, Hon j. Y Pierce, G P Say
der, Esq. Colonel David Golf, Hon
j. W. Gallagher, Captain George
Walker. James II. Carroll and George
II. Mofle,t. Charleston has been Sc
lected as the next place for holding the
next State Couvention-time to be SCI
hereafter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20
Rroaddus Female College
tLa,e Winchester Baptist Female Institute. J
REV. i. J. WILLIS, Pres't.
MANCHESTER, VA.

The Spring Term Of Eve months, COM
meuces on the LIST day of February, when
pupils may advuntageously cutter.
While the best advantages are afforded
in music and other ornamental branches, the
special object Of the Institution Is 10 give
thorough instruction in all that constitutes
n liberal education, preparing young ladies
10 take positions rs tirSt.clAss teac hers, and
fitting them for the responsibilities OF life.
For full particulars, terms, &c, send for
catalogue.
REFERENCES-Rcv. D. Mclaughlin and
D Boughner, Esq, Carksburg, Colonel A.
w. Wondford, +. u. Challant, Weston,
Isaac Jackson, Jane Lew, and Thomas ].
West, West Milford. nov92
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20
Commissioners Sale Of
REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESIAIE.
In pursuance of II decree of the County
Court Of Drax,on county, pronounced on
the 10th day of November, 1875, ia the two
suits heard and determined together of 7.
b. Adams, Commissioner, against Philip
Troxell, Ct nj, aud Philip TrOxel against
Peter Il. Curry, shall, as special Commits.
stoner, offer Tor salc at public auction, TO The
highest bidder, ut the front door OF the Court
li0usc Of Brlxton county, on Tuesday, the
9TH day Of January, 1876, the following
tracts Of land, lying in Braxtcn county, on
the waters Of Flatwoods run and Granuie's
creek, Il tract containing
1G4 ACRES,
and tract Of
ACRES,
adj dining said first mentioned ,rAct. Said
lnnd Is known as the William Huffman fIrm,
md being the same farm that Peter l.. Cur.
~ now resides on Also, two other trnctS
VI land, lying on Elk river and Stony creek,
one containing
lis ACRES,
and the other
so ACRES,
adjoining same, and known as the Elias
Perkins place.
Terms of Sale.
Sufficient cash in hand to pay the costs OF
suit und expense oil sale, and the residue
upon credit OiG IL and IS months, and
Tor tho deferred pay ments the purchaser will
DO required 10 give bond bearing interest
rom date, with good personal security, mud
, liam will hp retained nm The Land ma mn nd.
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YHg DEE at99iG9)(,,RST
MowAoY Drv. -


-GRA>r and hi' Cibine. gave n. al
excuse for the dischargiug OF il"nlrr.
son, that Henderson had made some
unjus, reflections upon Grant, in his
argument before the jury. Has it.
then. come to this. that his highncss.
U. S Grpnt. will not inflow any one tn
comment rprn his action? II so.
the freedom ofspccch guaranteed to the
Americ IN people is abHut Mt an cad
But we urc M, ono Of those that believe
the skin Of his hiGhncSs is so thin rs to
make him so sensitive ms to induce him
TO brave the condemnation Of the PEG.
pie 10 the discharge Of Henderson at
che time 10 did for the reasons he gave;
but we do believe he feared that Hen
desou would vigorously prosecute aud
convict his Private Secretary. and
probably finl out that no, tho Prcsi'
dent. was not entirely guiltless.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-20

r. Maxwell, executor Of Lewis Maxwell, de-
ceased,
vs..
John Talbott's heirs, &c.
In pursuance Of decree, mnde in The
above cause, ut the fall term, 1875, OF the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, the under
signed, Special Commissioners appointed
for the purpose, will sell at public auction,
at the front door OF the Court House Of said
county, OH the 9Th day Of December, 1875. II
being the first day OF the December Term Of
the County Court o. said county,
LOTS II AND -.
on the east side Of Main Street, in the town
Of IIieston, upon one Of which said lots Is Il
large and comfortable frame DIV cling house
Aud IL the sale of said lots Nos q md %
should not produce II sufficient sum Of non
cy to pay the plaintiffs demand, then the
said Commissioners will proceed to sell, Mt
the time, place aud in the manner aforesaid,
LOTS 30. 80 AND 81,
on the west side Of Main Street, and also n
lot OF ground containing
ONE FOURTH or AN ACRE,
between Main Street and the river, below
and adjoining said lots 20, 90 aud 81, on
one oil which said lots is situate
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by J. ]. Kramer.
All the above described property will be
sold exclusive ofauy dover interest therein
tile widow OF John Talbot, deceased,
having agreed, by au instrument In writing
filed IN the papers OF this cause, to accept In
lieu Of dover, II sum OF money In gross, out
Of the proceeds Of the sales OF said lots.
TERMS VI SALE--A credit OF Q, u, 10
and "a months will he given, and The pur-
chusers will be required to execute their
notes for the several instalmcuts Of purchase
money, with good personal security, bearing
interest from The day Of sale. The title TO
said property to he retained until the fus.
lhcr Vrlcr OflLc Court.
WM. L. LIVELY,
EDWIN MAXWELL,
Special Cumuissi .pers.
The above sale has been continued until
he first day Of the February term Of the
County Court Of Lewis county.
I'M
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 The Creditors Of George /. Marsi

70 Me Creditors Of George l. Marsh,
deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of tho county Of Lewis, made In a
cau5c therein pending, to subiec, the real es
tate Of the said George Marsh to the pay
mcnt ofhis debts, you are required TO pre-
sent your claims against the said George l.
Marsh for adjudication to A. N. Dent, Com
missioner, at his office In the said county, on
or before the I'D day Of January, 1876.
Witness, ". Il. Byrne, Clerk Of sale
Court, this 18th day Of Dec mber, 1875
". II. BYRNE, Clerk. ,
doc00 dv
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Congress.

The 4.i,h Congress has convened.
Hon Michael q. Herr. Of Indiana.
having received the nomination in the
Democratic caucus, was c!tctcd
Speaker.
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rs.
Elizabeth Mecks and others, defendants.
u'oS A HILL OF REvIvoR IN CllAscERY.
| The object OF this suit is 10 subject two
tracts Of land, lying on Abrams Kun, In
Lewis county, West Virginia, one contain
ing 1901 acres and tho other SO acres, the
property oil William Meeks, deceased, 10 sale,
in order 10 satisfy the lieu Of n Judgment OBJ
tanned BY the plaintiff In the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, on the 26th day oil March,
1856, against William Meeks and William
II. Meeks, for $500, with interest thereon
from tho 2Gth day Of May, 1852, till the
2Gth day Of July, 1856, and from the 18Th
day of October, 1909, till paid, and SAG So
cen;s costs, and SlG9 Is cents damages, for
relarding, &C.. and also the lien ofa de-
cree for costs, decrced upon the dissolution
ofan.injunclion obtainined in the said Court
by William and VIM. II Mceks, 10 said
Judgment, which cosls amounted to Sls 40;
SAID Judgment is subject TO q credit Of $3.50
% cents, paid some lime ir the month Of
July, 1866, also credit Of S32 10, paid 9Th
Of ipril, 1867. And in the event that said
two tracts Of land shSll not sell for sufEi-
cicnt sum OF money 10 pay of and satisfy
said Judgment, decree, damages and costs,
then 10 ieclarea tract Of land Of 200 acres,
living on said Abrams Run, sold and con-
yeyed by William Mceks and Matilda, his
wife, by deed dated LIST of A:ril, 1870, to
defendant Il. II Rittenhouse, to be subject
to the lien Of the plaintiffs Judgment and
decree, and 10 sell the same in order 10 pay
of and satisfy snid judgment and decree.
And il appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants Owen T. Francis and Susan, his
vile, Francis Morgan, Amos Roberts, and
Lucinda, his wife, Thomas ". V. Meeks,
William II. Meeks, James Il. Sims and Jane,
bis wife, Joseph Shoemaker and Nancy, his
wife, and Pcrmela Mcehs are non-residents
Of this State, and they not appearing, |; Is
ordered that they do appear here at rules to
be held in the Clerks Office Of our said
Court, on the first Monday IN January, 1876,
and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit. Tesie:
WIN. II: BYRNE. Clerk.
VIC Bennett pq decl34w
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Time and its Lessons.

Years ofcxpcriencc and study in perfect
ing good Medicine, secured asourCe Of
happiness 10 iniHions'
DR, BONDS RHEUMATIC
I1NlMENT
In mn Instant stop: aud cures the most yio-
lent Aclts, Cnmps Spajms or Pain that
may exist in tie inside Or outside Of Man,
W.:Rrn or Child.
IluNdrcIs have been cured. hundreds have
learned that il seized with acute RhcumR-
iisai, Nerve Pains, Neuralgia, Pain in
s Uuhch, Bowels, Uiarrhr:I, md Dysrutery,
Collie, coughs, Colds, pains in the side and
Back, Sure Throat, min or UuelsineSs Of
any kind, Is lo2J drops OF the Liniment in
water Will "llO;i instant rtllri, aud the dose
repeated every hour will ELECT speedy
cure.
USED EXTERNALLY
II will be found the most safe, expeditions
and powerful remedy in the world. It's nc
ton is III once felt, and cures are effected nj
most instantaneous A great equalizer OF
the circulation, it literally demolishcs pain.
Forwarded by mail or express 10 any aud
all parts Of The United States on receipt OF
price, put up in Fifty Cent and One dollar
Bottles, with full directions inside of wrap
per. Address,
DIR. o. T. BOND, Weston, ". Va.
All who have used this Liniment arc
ready and willing to give their testimony Of
the wonderful powers Of the medicine. Be-
low are icw-but many others could be
procured:
4 well known citizen Of Hackers Creek
writes :-'i had been suffering with Rheu-
matsm for long time-b"ing unable 10
walk without the aid Of crutch. tried
DR.. BONDS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
and was entirely cured. cheerfully give
my testimony in its favor.
- ALTMAN.
Mrs. Adj Swisher, OF Rockford, W. Va,
says-''l had been afflicted with Chronic
Sore Throat or Bronchial affection for
good many years. tried great many
Doctors, but found no relief. Finally, ]
tried your LINlMENT, aud II has ,given me
permanent relief "
Mr.. Robert Crawford, Of Jacksonville,
says-"l suffered for years with Chronic
Diarrhca, and sought medical advice in
vain. A short time ago l was induced to
Try your LISIMEST, and it has effected a
permanent cure"
Mr. G. ". ROhrbough, prominent mer-
chant Of Weston, says: ~ am glad Of the
opportunity Of expressing ny thanks TO you
for your valuable discooery. | suffered for
years from constant paiu and weakness in
The back. | tried great many prepara-
tons, hut found no relief until tried your
RHEUMATIC LiSIMENT."
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West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court oil Lewis county, on the first
Monday in December, 1875.
r. p. Camden, surviving partner of Weeden
Hoffman and R. P. Camden, partners
trading under the firm name and STYLE Of
Hoffman 4 Camden, who were assignees
of George E. Cober,s, plaintiff,
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Ouberu1r Sarirnuit

bat in letter 8Ohc ais %crtrctcr DOL
Yennipluonin bei Der National Giicn
babu.GonDention, lueIhe am %. os
@ts. in ct. 9OniS er6ffnet unrbe, fol
9cnbc Serrcn cruannt:
Morton MtcMi6ael, 9. 81. SSor
Soiepb YoIof, 8m. 8isler, Sobn B
8ri9bt. Sobn Yrice @etberiIl, Srieor
s.. SraleD, VI. Qouben SnopbCn, 80
Sail Stanton, 6. $. @illiomS, Samct
W. Sluanf, SEQ. s. 8dr, q. s.. Gnr
tin, 8. 8. WforreIl, VI. 6. gioDeS, 8. s
StecIs, 9. SIS. Bud, SEQ. S. 8nbn, s
s. 8ennett, Sranf Sones, gSiliom Wi
&aufmann, Sobn &. GboIfant, StnrE
9, Gdert. Senrb McGormid, SbomoS
8eaber, Sobn 8ooo, Daniel .. Silt
ner. Grio Yoroec, Slia Yader, MitbaeI
Sdell, s. Srib, Gbnrlma9ue 3oluer, s
9. &anifmnnn, SameS Weltermnn, 8
s. Safe, 8eniamin SaDiuoob, Gopart
McYberion, g. SnpIon Coleman g
8. 8eebeS nnb NaUib &. SmnI.
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9iebRGhIe.

Sie @Obuun9 oeS Srn. SEQ. Us.
GObD on Der glOrb Sbippen Strabs in
9unfaiter, luurOe Iebtcn Sreitap MOresn
INN etpu $50 beraubt, meIdeS @eIo Sr.
gabp gum She'll fir Die SOlbutsn' uub
Wfotrolen.llniou collcftirt, unb in leiner
$oicntnlde fbeluubrt batte. Gud Gin
IciOeneS gtaStud wuroc seitobIsn Ser
0icb ober bic 9iebe buttsn iih giu9ans
ourd bic bintere 3biire Der 8Obnuns
uerid)oiit, troboem oielelbe 9iIt befsitist
mar. Sine oOIOene Salbenubrunb Set.
te bIieben ionosrbarerpeiie uuberiibrt,
obi6on lie in elmer Bsite nabebei 9elc.
gen luoren.
glnd in Die @obnunsen Der $crren
Daniel @Rc9ausblin unO Senrp Sdu.
bert Ou berisIbeu Strobc, wuroc in ic.
ncr gtadt cin9ebroden, Die Sicbe icood
uerIdeudt.
Srn. Sopio gS. Surf nnbe Sprin9.
uiIIc tuurbeu am Somita0 Sluci Sttt
Yicrbc9cid,irre Ous ieincr Sdcuer &C.
itobIcn.
NSor ctwu Suei Wionuten bate Sr.
@f. 9. $ammOnb pOn SitGOrI SOun.
ibip icincn &ui,en peOrOlben. une ibn
auf9eipeidert. 9eBte 8Ode UcrfOufte
CT bcuiclbcn, unb beim @feiicn iunb
lids, Dap % 8nIdcI NoUOn 9citObIcm
norru
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Der Sagbi6utbertia bna PsnnibIs
bauieu.

banien.
Nm 0Onncritu0 Ueriommcltcn lib in
SnrriSbur9, Iout eineS @ufrufS, SeIcsa,
ten aus pcrIbicNcncn 8bcileH OcS Stna'
ties 3ur @rilnOun9 eiueS Su9oidubucr'
icuS. Sol. Sobn $. 8errDbiu. luel6er
bcreits bci elmer prOOiiOrildcn Scriamm'
lung um UOrbcrsebcnNcn Sienitu9 ala
Torlibcr ermdbIt wurNcn luor, filbrtG
Den goriib.
5SOI9cnbe Scrrcn aus pcribicNcncn
Counties luarcn ais 9cIc9atcu anluc.
ien0:
NpomS-@cor0 G. NSpcr
glllc9bcnD-9iobcrt S0lScIl, NRoiOr
=. :. &biIipps.
GIinton-Si. E. Barter, =. y. IS.
Nin&Ioc, 9of NNucn.
Snupbiu-SCOr0 VI. @rOb, IT,, Sob
VI. @oIlcrhnmp, NJ. D., SoS. @Ou0bcr'
tD, GiN, y. :. ytOumicrt, Sobn $. 3ic0
Icr. $onrriSbr0; DR.. llmbcr9cr, 9uu'
pbin.
SODctc-&. s.. ginNios. lbOS. $9nN.
bCm.
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bin; ScrcmiNb 9iObrcr, 9oncditcr; Geo.
nnrN S3iCIb, Marietta.
9cbnnOn-Dr. !. VI. 9u6cr.
9uScrnc-8. j. 8orroncr, @iIfc$.
barre; SObn y. SbcppurN, s. VI. 90
Uctt. Scranton.
gtortbumbcrIanO-G.8. QScltiaIl, NJ.
VI. ScmpcrID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". %otts, s.
2. @bilipS.
yOrf-N. $oicituuN 8lab, @tOrS Is,
MNNmS.
SOIgcnOc @crrcn luurNcn iOOouu ciu'
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ludbIt;
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pbia.
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3. 20. 8uilD, llniontolun, SSoDctte GO.
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&C, &ilfcSbarre
Gorreiponoircnocr Sefretdr-glmoS
6. SoniaIl, MfiffIintown, Suniata So.
Sdabmciiter -3ameS 8. SouobertD,
SOrriSbnr9
Committee iIber Se0eln uno 9icauIa.
tioncn ln0 bos Sa9S.@eeb-8. gS.
BooIicD, &ittSbur9; =. .. Sanlom,
c5noInnaj Ibolpb G. Obs, YbiIabeI.
pbi0.
Committee iiber SSiiben-@ -@iaior 8.
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SunbnrDj $, s. @utsS, 8ilfeSbarre.
IS wurNe . eidIOiien, Die na6'
itc &criammIln0 am oritten Sicnitao
i'm Sanuor. 1876, in $urrisburs Sn
boItcu. Scrncr wurOe 8efdIoIIcn,
Sap biernod Die idbrlideu &erlamm.
lung AM eriten 0icnita9 int SftObcr ri.
mes icOcn SobrcS itattfiuoen, unb 3lpar
bic erite nddite SabreS.8erlammInn9
an eriten SIcnita9 i'm Sftober 1876.
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Srauriaer lluaIiidsIaa.

Ser foIsenbe trauriss llneIiidSfuIl
errei0nete iid om lsbten 0isnitas nnse.
fdbr auei @feilen llnterbaIb 8Ooobine
Station, an Der baieIbit nod i'm 8an
be9riifeien Yea6bottom giienbabn.
Sine @u3abI Nrbeiter uar nrter Der
9tufii6t BON Wi1aro &irf init Der
Spren9un9 bon 8elien belddfti9t iuo-
bel cine 9aoun9 6erlagte. &irf, in &C.
iiieinlbaft NIT 3ipei @ebillfen. Ranlens
ebarIeS &ellD llnb @arret eottcr, mad
ten lid) barafl bic 9abun9 81 jieben, ale
iib OieIe pI0blid entIno Die Ioien 8ele.
ftiife ocS S6er9rllnoes nit fIlrht6arer
8eluaIt nmberldIenoerte. &irf iunroe
uou einem Idarfen Stiid Stein unter
benz Slim aetroifen, iueIdes ibm bic
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benb ibm baS gauge @eiibt 3erriB.
Seine 9erIebun9ctI tunren 0erort, 0ab ct
Elm baIbe StunOe unb Der eataitropbe
einen @eiIt altSbaltdte. Softer tuur6e
am &opfe ldluer berlcbt uno Gin She'll
Der re6teu $anb budfdblih abaeriiien.
&eIlb iuurbe filrdtbar i'm Gelid1t Der.
ItiimmeIt nH6 beflrhtet man, .hab ihm
Sas Aimf beiber AnHen fir inlmet ser.
fort 1T. Mlan bradte Die beioen Ser.
Iebten uad bem bief9en 9ountb. Solpi.
tai, 100 ibuen 0rsIide SiiIfe al She'll
uroe.-yorf Sa3ette.
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. 6 r m II ID ties.

-Sic Srau BON SOicpb Sdnef, ei
nem rcideu GARNER, lueIder nnfueit
Sdnedsuille. 8 @iciIen bon @aentuipn
Qebi9b 60, @a,, luObnt, luHrOe an
Sreita9 in ibrem Sanic crmoroet, nab
reno ibr Wfam nidt gu Sonie mar
&on Den Mforocrn bat man fcinc Spur
$r. S6ncf bat $1,000 geIobnuno aui
ibrc GntOcfun9 ausOcictjt.
= Sin @uIpcrfaB gploOirte am
Samitua i'll aOcltit SoIc, SduDIfia 60,
luoburb' bic boranf iitjenben @fincr 70
Idper ueriuumbet luurOcn, hoB orci ba
bon bcrcitS ecitOrbeu iinb mO Der gSiertC
IdperIid nit Dem 9eben Oaupn fommen
wiro.
- Sin 9elpiiier 8iIbelm Qoue, Uel
der Dor eini9eu &a9eu Srieoensridj
ter @wbtbcr uOn SdaDIfia GountD er-
mOrOctc, arbeitcte friiber in eincm Der
giienlucrfen im mteren GnOc bieIer
Stupt.
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..llnier Irlt" fnmmt - nidlt.

Sie sIutiinNi9uun, Dap Der ArOnprinS
non ScutibIOnb in 90nic NicicS Sab
res Slmcrifu, unO uouuSiibtIid r0S
Centennial in @biIubeIpbiu bcinbrn
wsrOc. 1T Su @uiicr OcluOrocp, inOcm
jcbt 0cmcINct luirO, Dap CT uibt nur
MIDI fommt, ionOcrn, NNb CT nod llic
sn fommen brnbIidtigtc
gSic IddcrIib Nobcr bic ncnlitc sn.
0ubc in Orn cn9Iidcn SIGttern, Dap Die
bcutitbe Geoicrun9 $4,000 Stcnt iilr
bnS @OicI 81 Bryn Mawr, ctlpn 8 Wici'
len lucitIid Don $biIaOcIpbiN, ais %nf
cntbnItSort iiir bcn &rOnprinS WdbrcnO
ieiuer MniuelenNbcit I'M Centennial Of
ferirt bottc.
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@mrOpGiid,cs.

&reuBcn-6cncraIfeIo feIom0ridall
6ruf WfOItfc bat am 26. SftObcr lcinen
70. @eburtstN9 9cfeicrt.
8 8irtember9-Sn 8aiIlD nube
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