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SIIERIFFNS SALES

pShuShNN Va tllt Nulltu DlultS OF hIutTItl
,shcrffs onlec, MICHAEL GRorEn
BloOmSburg, Nov 6-tC SnyI r.
SHERIFFS SALES
RG virtue of sundry wrts of Venditon Tx
- ponas and Flerl Faclas issued out Of the COul
Of tuomQn Please Of Columbia county, AMI to me IL
Ieced, WIN Dc exposed TO public sale at the CObR
HOUS Sc, In lioOmsburg, on
Monday the Isl day of February, lSi1,
at one o'clock, p m, the following described proI
An that certain piece or parcel OF land 81 uate
Flshng creek township, Columbia couny PI
west b land Of n. +. Edgar on the south by ands
Joseph DieterlCh and Peter Fyplund and on he ca,
9y l3hids OF John Wenner on which are ected
or less with the apperten.nces
ALSO,
Al that certain piece or parcel 81 mnu situate
Fishing creek township, Columbia county, bUunde
BY lands Of lIebsr Pennington on the north, e
Wcnner on the east, W P.TrcNlrr on the west an
Peter Ephiln on the south, c0ntaiuing acres mul
on less Wher"on are frame dwelling house bar
barn, wagon shed and other out buildings.
Seized taken Into execution and To b. sold as q
property OF TIL Edgar and william Il. Edgdri.te ira
Ing as Edgar q brother.
ALSO,
All that certain real estate situate in the townsl
OF Locust Columbia county bounded by lands
George liuntHsl on the north, John Kline ~ tl
sOutil, George lieayer On the west, and ----
on the east, containing one hundred acres N
tctN.
SeHhL TAX INTO execution and TO be sUldl IH
PiopiItS VI '"hh hnuai5.
ALSO
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wlth the appur
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The Grand Duke Nicholas, inspector gen.
eral of the Russian c~alry, offers three
prizes of $4,000, s2,i00, ana 81 800 respcc-
lively for the best works CONCERNING the
history of military operations on hurseback,
the functions, attributes, growth, develop
ments, and mutations of the cavaliers in all
ages and all countries, and the general and
particular theories and practices Of cavalry
operations" The grand duke invites for
eigners to compete, and designates the lst of
January, 1877, as the last day for receiving
the works desired.
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nG virtue of sundry writs of Venditoni Ex
~ ponas and Flerl Facas issued out Of the tOut
OF tul9mqn Please OF Columbia county AMI to me- a.
recled VIII bG exposed to public sale at the cot ri
HOUSE, In Boomsburg on
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All that certain piece or paTo. 81 iluu situat" II
Fishing creek township, Columbia county bUunde
DN lands OF liicbsr Pennington on the north e.
WCnner on the east, W r. rrcNrr on the west an
Peter Ephiln on the SOUTH c0ntaining 50 acres uuF
on less Wher"on are frame dwelling house bar
barn, wagon shed and other out buildings.
Seized, taken Into execution and to b., sold as q
property OF li.EdSdrand william r. EEdgdrlate ira
Ing as Edgar a. iirOther
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Monday the ist day of February, 1879,

erty, tO-Tit:
Al that certain piece or parcel OF land 81 late In
tlsnlnS creek township Columbia CUuny, Pa,
bounded on the north by lands OF b. e. Edgar on the
west D land OF H. f. Edgar. on the south by ands Of
doa,ph Dieterlch ana Peter fveund and on ne tasl
uWeUhS mouse and stable, containing ~ ttfeS more
or less with the apperteu.nces
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100. 900 COPIES

A GENTS WANTED-Atthcr rate this work
IA Is now selling It VIII attain q sale OF
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Five United States District Judges have
seen some good reasons for stepping down
and out within the last eighteen months.
Sherman Of Ohio, Dclehay of Kansas, Sto-
ry of Arkansas, Bustead of Alabama, and
Durell of Louisiana.
These men were appointed by Republi-
can administration and all charged with
corruption. They thought the easiest way
10 get rid of their troubles was to resign,
which they were permitted to do. They
furnish additional evidence of the general
corruption that prevails in official circles
There seems to be much distress prevail
ing among the laboring classes in Luzerne
county, and other adjacent portions of the
iron furnaces and foundries are either idle
or working only on partial time, and this,
together with the general depression OF
trade, having reduced the consumption of
coal, there is very little doing at the collier
les in this usually busy region. Thousands
are in idleness without any means of obtain
ing work, and the distress is very great.
The Mayor of Scranton writes to a contem-
porary that all the means of relief in that
city are exhausted, and he fears, as winter
advances, that the suffering will become ex-
treme.
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ORGANIZATION of the Legislainrn.

The Legislature of this State organized on
Tuesday last. In the Senate, Geo. II, Cutler,
Republican, of Erie, was elected Speaker,
and Russell Errett, of Pittsburg, Republican
was elected Clerk. A whole regiment Of
Republican nominees were elected to other
offices. The vote in each case stood Repub-
lican 80; Democratic 1s.
The Republican majority refuse to admit
John T. Colihan, Democratic Senator elect
from sJhuylkill, because of an allegation of
bribery at the late election.
In the House, the Democratic nominees
were elected, by a vote of los to SS. In the
preceding caucus the vote for Speaker stood
for Patterson, of Allegheny, SO for Talley,
of Delaware, Is, and for Gunster, of Lu-
Zprnp 5 For Clarl, the vota yyas "a faliova .
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That certain lot OF ground In C3tawissa t,v nl
Columbia county, bounded GA the north by re d
vile lialiptun and Nikr-barre Rail Road on N o
by land UI Nnl. MchrNy. un the south by Jll
road, and on the west by land u sarah fi-ue u
tanning two acres more or less VITA the apy =
auccS.
property u David Gadmer with notice tO teri q
ants.
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BUSINESS for 1875 ssils SHw Ia D."i, drsliH afjjls

stores, etc. prOiitOble. We guarantee canvass
success. Agents wanted. Address man'fs 5.
MANN Il Co, 9SI y. Howard street, BaltlmOrs, Mo
Jan. 5, Tj.-fW
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lot on second street IN said town bounded on
nOTh b, second street. east b. lot Of H. c. trt' Elm
south by an alley. west hylOt ot I. CrCvcllng wnei
on Ws erected frame dwelling house, Ult nutl
ant warehouse now occupied Is an Office, ny IN,
W. "a 5E.
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saturday, Janu,ry a0lh, 1875

at 10 O'Clock, a. M. Isaac Irckbaum, Executor OF
John klluo, late VI Benton ,snshp, In said county,
deceased, Will expose 70 SAFE public venQue the
premises, q certain tract or 4 Of land containing
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COMMISSION PAID BOOK AGENTS.
On Rsv and most popular books by one of the lar-
est subscription firms IN the country. ~ books fc
50 cents: IS books for fl.2o, 6r. 40 hunbug. Seli
or circulars and see. Address, +. o. Box 529 liar-
ford Conn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07
Uses Of the Republican Party.

No more short-sighted and imbecile DO
sition could be taken than that put for
ward occasionally by some NAL content, that
the mission of the Republican party is
over. 1t is indisputably the case that the
freedom and well being of the colored race
is as much dependent on the existence and
success of Republicanism as it was in the
period Immediately succeeding the war
The opinion is advanced by letter writers
from various parts of the South that ma
jority of the educated and wealthy citizens
still believe in slavery and fully intend to
make struggle to restore it whenever the
Democratic party shall come into power.
This is an unwecome side of the question
to consider, but nevertheless facts should
be looked sternly in the face, and the ten
denotes OF events fully considered. That
capital shall control labor, is the principle
and intent that is inherent in the very con
stitution OF the Southerner, and the defeat
which they experienced in their desperate
appeal to arms, has not changed their COM
plexion, or turned the current OF their
blood. We are forced to accept the sever.
est OF these statements on the strength Of
the declaration OF those who make their
business to go among them and quietly
note the state of feeling. The "irrepres-
sible conflict" say they, is not ended, and
the sooner the American people fully real
ize it the sooner we shall have peace. The
women, in particular, of the South, if
statements which como prove to be true,
are entirely unforgiving. They abomin-
ate the sight of Northern man, and re-
fuse to mingle socially with Northern peo-
| pie. The Southern outbreaks-the White
LeagueTs-are forcible reminders of what
may be expected when power comes TO the
Southern people, and thus there are illus
trations and praiseworthy exceptions docs
not invaiidate the truth Of the main
charge. 1t would be a sorry day for the
well being of the people aud the peace of
the country when Bourbonism draws a
trump card. "Ihe hewers of wood and
the drawers Of water" is their argument,
are necessary factors in the social fabric.
These, low condition Of intelligence, they
argue, must rightly keep certain classes in
that condition from generation 10 gener-
ation--they know full well whom the tinted
skin designates as such. With rigid Re
publicanism aud fair honest treatment,
these classes "bom TO rule" as they be-
lieye, can be kept where they will aecede
to the authority of the Government and
act the role OF sensible and judicions eiti-
zens, but only through unquenchAble Re
publican rule. II is the duty then Of ev-
cry true loyal citizen 10 rally round its
standard and support Republican issues
with all the might that is in them. They
owe IL TO themselyea-they owe II TO the
South-they owe il to their colored fellow
citizens Of that region. Bourbonism has
given pretty sure indications Of its hand,
and Il is the behest Of the lovers Of law
and order 10 take lesson in time. Tcledo
Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07
NOtice--Ditch No. 228.
Hugh stewart. Principal petitioner.


NOTICE is hereby given 10 George Laskev.
~ Samuel McCr0ry Willard V. WAY, j. W.
Canary, Robert Pickering Asher Cunk, John
Schwind jerome u. Thomas, W. II. Weimnre,
Harmon Gregory, Cathaiine Crm,k, George
kuauss, Robert Wallace. James williams, Rob
erl $. brown, David Williams, George w. Cap
pell Wiiliam Norton, I. J Feagles, Henry
Hess, John W. Robinson l}ritOn Hess, Melchi
Parker, Samuel George, William Parker, Eliza
ketchum, Sarah A. Drake, James Robertson,
NJ. Parker, Margaret Wetmnre, WIN. Jacks n
Henry Brinker, G. :. Chamberlain, Chas. Hn-
Ter, II. G. lawrence, August Guizuiiller, Isaac
Sutton Frederick Rcikert. John ID. Wallace,
F. NJ. Cllguc, Dtnisi Wilkins, Rusalia Ber-
ket, 4. ID. Peck Robert Caldwell, 4. W. Merry
Morgan Odell Dewitt Davidson. Lewis Metz
ger, j. Brandhnver, David Ries, Ge1rge Is.
Crops, Elisha VI Holden, A Ordway, Thomas
Clhgue, ct nl, X. J. Caldwell, Jonathan Br0ugh,
Elizabeth ID. Wetzel, Peter Firestien, VIM.
Chambers. Adam Snyder, Johu Swar,z, Henry
Bradow, Elijah Hopper. William Armbuster, s.
j. Archibald, August Henry, Andrew Jameson,
JnLn Fruntz, Walter Davidson, Christopher Ha-
zle, ID. Baird, Jerome MrCutchenn, Sanford
Howard, Jacob Metzger, Jane Stewart john
f. Heideman, Hugh Stewart, David SNYDER,
Enos Belville, Thomas = Mssrs, David Main,
Henry Hazle, Jeannette Stewart, David Gibson
Robert FeuiOu, John Fl. Obermeyer, J. W
Ross, Cornelius Hubbotd Jacob Christen,
Owen Lynch, u. X. Hollenbeck Christian Ra-
ker, u. Il. Jenkins. Valentine Hahan, Thomas
genton, Henrietta Foster. Austin F. Carey,
James z. Mcbride, John Smith, Eberhard
Linker, William Rocker, Ludwig Schwarz-
waider, Eli Brough, Peter Geiss, Geo.ge J..
No., ChHrivs S1rsstug, Frederick HIT, George
Miller, Charles Zsssing. William Elder, J. W.
Phillips, Christopher Meyer, George Brough,
Jacob Christian, 4 & j. HAhan. Frederick
Jacob, Genrge Christian, Valentine Hahan, Dar
win j. Truman. Isaiah Chambern. George
Hopper Frederick haar, James r. Wyman,
Eliza =. Webb, .Lucien Metzer, Il. L. Wood.
George Leathers, G;orRe Iloodlebring, David
Snyder, David Gibson, John Swartz. John e.
D. Haley, Samuel Gushert, Grin W. Foster, II.
Shader, August Boyso Jacob Kerfes, Charles
Powers, Jacob Sargent, Peter MAer. Heirs
Thomas Gorrill, Daniel Kailey, N. o. SNYDER,
George krnmmell, A. B. Smith. Isaac Ward,
Darwin Truma n. Jacob Mayer, Alfred Dennis,
john Webb George M,rtnn. Uriah Dennis,
James Haney, jacob Smith, II. =. Clifford, j..
). Smith, Jonas Hanley, Frederick Harr, b.
Cramer, d. VanCamp, John Finch, Samrnlha
Dennis. And to the non resident owners of the
following described lands:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The Dayton Journal speaks thus in re-
gard to plank which the Republicans
should place in their platform. 1t should
have favorable response from all parts OF
the Stnte "Another plank in the Republi-
can platform OF Ohio is requisite. The
convention should emphatically declare
against sectarian appropriations of the pub
lie echool fund in any way, manner or
shape whatever. 1t is time for political par
ties to address themselves to this important
subject in tones that cannot be misunder-
stood
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

Just prior to the adjournment Of the
Ohio Legislature that body passed law
establishing the price of newspaper advcr-
tising. It provides that there shall be paid
81 per square for the first insertion and
80 cents a square for each additional inscr-
ton. For all rule and figure work 30 per
cent. in addition to regular rates. 24O
ems shall be considered a square. AS this
has been the established price in this Office
since our connection Herewith, it will not
be necessary to re-arrnnge our schedule OF
prices.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The little republic Of Switzerland has no
less than 1000 schools, and attendance is
compulsory in all the cantons but two.
Another fact, Of kindred signi6cances is,
that Switzerland has always retained its
freedom. IL is easy to "put that and that
together"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

Defiance Democrat: Last winter young
chap, named Boschcr, was arrested in Au-
glaize county for placing Instructions on n
railroad track. The jury returned the fol
lowing very singular verdict:
We. the Jury in this case give our verdict
Of not guilty." but would advise the parents
of the culprit to keep him a: home hsreslter. in
order that he may not be guilty Of the same
ofeuse again"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The Brooklyn Eagle prints the transla-
tion Of an article by Professor Renaud, of
Heidelburg University, giving his opinion
upon the legal status of the scandal case,
as well as that OF several German and
French lawyers, that Theodore Tilton has
made no case, and that the plaintiff would
have been non-suited in any European
Court. He also gives the opinion that the
case at the close of the plaintiffs testi-
mony clearly showed appearances Of con-
spiracv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The contributions to the Philadelphia
Centennial thus far made by States are COM
promised in the following list of amounts
appropriated: Ohio, $4,000; Arizona,
$1,000; Arkansas, S5,OOO Delaware, &c.,
600; Colorado, $4,000; Illinois, 81 600 /;
Indiana, $1,000; Kansas $4,000; MINES
ota, $500; Montana, $1,000; New Jersey,
$4,000; Wisconsin, $4,000; Nevada, 81,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The Millerites, of Chicago, having failed
in their efforts to take their departure from
this vain world OF sim on April 10th, are to
make another effort to go up on the 18th Of
juno. Now II they will only form them
selves into a stock company they may be
successful this time
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07
SIIEHIFF,s sALE.-

- SAhEs-
Luce, chaP'n Bl"s', e.al In Wood county, o.
VS.. Court Of
Ann y. Frederick. ct Common Pless.
By virtueofnn alias order Of sale, issned in
the above entitled cause bv tie Clerk of the
Courto Common Pleas. Of Wood county, Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered. | will offer
for sale at public vcndue. at the front door Of
the Courthouse, In Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, June sth, 1915,
Between IL and l2 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day,
the following described real estate, io-wt
The undivided one third ~ part Of the
northefly % feet NJ In-lnt NJ. 3s2 and the
northerly % feet and the westerly % feet " the
souiherlv l45 feet OF ln-iot No. 363 l. in the viii
lage Of Perryshufg, Woud county. Ohio.
Terms Of sale, cash. Appraised at 8 ,57S
G. G. BAIRD, Sher,f.
HAYNEs 4 PRICE, Pit1s Att'ys
May 8, 1878. 3eS7 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

We presume that it is the intentions Of
the Democratic party OF Ohio to try ia
make the proposed constitutional amend.
ments party measure. They refuse to al.
low Republican papers to print the amend.
ments unless it is done for nothing, but
Democratic papers print them six months
with pay, of course. This is of piece with
the liberality (?) displayed all along by the
last REFORM Legislature of Ohio. The people
~ L. ii .-i,'v'S ruv amendments, pay
or no pay.-ldion Independent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

We publish this week the official call
from the Wood County Republican Cen
trail Committee for Convention at Bow
ling Green on the 22d inst. to appoint del
egates to attend the Republican State Con-
vention on the I'd day of June. There
should be full representation of the Re-
publicans Of the County on this occasion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

II William Allen would don the cap.
bells and striped jacket of the clown and
dance around the sawdust arena of John
Robinson's circus, no would not cut a
more ridiculous figure than he is now in
his attempt to oust Superintendent Howe,
OF the Reform Farm. That institution
was never intended as political machine,
to be run in the interest of the party in
power. Howe's personal influence is a
great part OF the reformatory system there,
and to run him out for party ends and to
meet the wishes of political hacks is but
part and parcel OF that craftsmanship
which has burned like blue fire around
our state capitol this last winter.-Sming-
6eId Republic,
The case has been carried to the Supreme
Court for adjustment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The Blade is inclined to give the Democ
racy three points in the game this fall, but
expects to 'euchre them in the saw off.
1t says: II Allen and Hunt are the
Democratic candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant-Governor that will be the long
and the short of it. Allen is about six
feet high, and Hunt about five feet low
But then, high, low, is two points in the
game. The party can furnish any number
OF Jacks.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07
To THE YoTERs oF WOOD COUNTY.

Il having been reported that the build
iaes at Perrysburg, to be donated to the
county for a Court House and Jail, will
not be finished before they are transferred
to the county, we wish to say to voters,
that unless said buildings nre complete and
10 every respect in frst-closs condition
free from eneumbrancs, prior to the Octo
bsr election, we will not ask any one tC
vOts for the Removal Of the county seat
BY order Of the
PRRRYsBuRo COUNTY SEAT COMMITTEE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

Those desiring to attend the reunion OF
the Army Of the Cumberland, at Chicago,
on the 18th, 18th & l4th insts., will be glad
to learn that the round trip can be made
from Toledo for SC.
Gen. BEAUREGARD will not be present
on invitation. His inhumanity to "Aboli-
ton prisoners during the war has not been
forgotten, nor forgiven.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

Michigan's new liquor law forbids sales
to minors and habitual drunkards, ,and also
contains provision for the punishment Of
drunkards who buy, as well as persons who
sell, in violation OF the act. This is pro-
crossing toward the correct solution of the
question. There has been entirely too
- --.-. .-.--------.'v''vvvr rur t1e poor
inebriate." If man is q responsible being
let the law hold him accountable for his
conduct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

The course pursued by the majority
has strengthened, rather than otherwise,
the party. 1t has pulled the claws out OF
the Adair Law, and given the whiskey
men other legislation that will insure their
vote solid for the Democracy. The Pro-
hibitionist can always be depended upon
to aid the Democrats, and this fall they are
not likely to disappoint their friends. AL
together, the Democrats Will make a
stronger fight than ever in October next.
- --You,gst0tra Register.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

What has become Of Geghan2 Did the
Bowling Greeners charter his retirement
FOR the summer7 Why will the Democrats
not nominate him for Lieutenant-G Cover
nor 7-Biade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

At the very hour when Miss BATEMAN,
as Opheiio, was engaged upon the stage Of
the London Lyceum in decloiming upon
the death of I'olonius, her father of Lac
flesh had passed into eternity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

That petition has been fled with the County
Auditor, praying inr tbs location. establishing
and constructing ditch, drain OF water course,
commencing at or near the northwest corner Of
section twenty nine 20, in township six (6.)
range eleven III } Middleton township, and rur :
nIng thence east along The south side of tie road
about two unr-fourlh miles; thence II nurtheas-
terly direction in the channel Nf the swale known
as "Twn-roOt' creek, nnd along and de-peni ng
and enlarGing bitches No. one hundred and
twenty nine ti29J thirty i30,) eight tS,) and
one hundred and forty seven tli7 In the
east line Of Wood county, at the nirtheast coI :
ner Of sectun one L. lof township six "a, range
twelve (l2, Troy township, and there termin. g.
ating.
The Engineer appointed to examine the
route, has filed his report with the County Aud.
itnr. in which he sets forth that said ditch is de-
manded bY ana will be conducive to the public
health, convenence and welfare, and that the
following lands will be benefited aml should
be assessed for its construction. to-wu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07

A London photographer offered Rev.
GRANVILLE MOODY $1,000 for the right
to take his photograph and to publish it
exclusively. and he declined the offer.