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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-12-09
" WASHINGTON. Nov. %,

VI 'AAO ASC-A 4CoASCut, wi. w HAL Icp1y-
ing to the Senator's address. The body
was then placed in the car, and, accom-
panied by the Massachusetts delegation,
the Congressional committees and large
number of other gentlemen, was taken to
Baltimore, where large crowd was found
in waiting at the depot. Notwithstanding
a heavy and cold rain was falling at the
time, the streets for nearly two miles, ex-
tending from the Charles street depot to
the City Hall, were crowded on both sides
by people Of all conditions, who waited in
a severe storm for more than an hour for
the procession to come and go. The ar
rangements here were of the most system.
attic and satisfactory character. The Fifth
Maryland Regiment formed the prin-
cipal escort through the city, in full uni
form and bearskin hats. The hearse was
drawn by four black horses led by
grooms, and as the concourse passed
through the city amidst the tOiling of
bells, the ringing of chimes, and the mu-
sic it was mournful and impressive
spectacle.
The casket was placed on a bier in the
rotunda of the City Hall, and for an hour
and half a vast crowd passed through
and took last look at the features of the
departed.
The remains arrived in Philadelphia at
10: 40 p. m, where they were met by over
5000 people and escorted to the State
House, the Second Regiment of the Ma
tional Guards of Pennsylvania acting as
the guard of honor. After the BODY had
been transferred from the hearse to the
hall, and placed in the room where
the Declaration of Independence was
signed, the doors were thrown omen
to the public. Although 1t was midnight,
thousands had waited for an opportunity
TO take last look at the features of the
dead statesman, anda line which reached
q distance OF several blocks, was formed
and the thronk comm nced passing il; and
was almost CONTINUOUS during the night
and until ten a. M, many persons being
unable to gain admittance. !
At eleven o'clock the body was placed
in a hearse and taken to the depot en-, route
tor New, York city, where it arrived about
four p. m, and was met BY 1--WE regiments
Of infantry, officers of the regular army,
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EaDbUryRua.

n cold snap has emptied the garrets, and
every body smells so strong OF camphor that
III is difhcult 10 say who does aud who does
not belong TO a base ball club.
A DanbuTy mother has determined 10
lrown down such excessive folly in fashion
as striped stockings and the like. She saws
her son "shan not keep company with any
girl who makes a circus of her legs"
-Ihlrty-seven young men, in unbroken
line, stood immovable i'm front of the Baptist
church, Sunday evening, as the meeting
closed and the congregation passed out. II
was grand sightg an inspiring spectacle,
ana aSWe observed their flashing eyes erect
carriage, and broad brows, and realized that
these were the coming men, the nations
future support, We felt like taking them by
The hand and saying TO each one OF them,
young man, are your mothers kindliugs
ready for the morning."
That honesty which has made New Eng
land famous is breathed in with its noun
tan air, and the child takes IL the moment
IL as born. Il Danbury man thought he
heard some one after his turkeys, SATURDAY
night He went out with his gun, in time TO
SEND load OF shot after a retiring figure
The next morning he called on his next door
neighbor, and asked the LITTLE girl where her
mother was.
"She is in the other room picking shot
out of pas back" said the child.-Da,aLaro
Ne1DS.
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LOWS BEIIEF

believe ~ shct "a ai.
- ID tesj arc dUnh 80 al the v-afif ...pt.s,.
me 1000 o.t- would oren - fifr hr..th
Ard iroIn It's Nile "a ths TEL. I'd n.sth
iIe would Gre gladly back slous nv vein.
. etueNc N 4 Nerr Dad.
SIC on upon my hfsless heart should tr..a-
=, Al,,Ss~ins hat tn poor cled CHANGED % be-
bD, - .lta mo sudden pulse beneath the touch
a, Nm ~ " ever loved in life nlnch.
"e~ih' VAN, teIder, true O. tEes.
believe Il in my grave
Hlootn N oody ceeps all BY fhe uavrs
From svsrs ,n ssS asSg .s vein tears q regret
= he ls'r, swe-.t blossom woulo lean into l..f
TO prove that death could not MAKE mr. -. g..
] believe if should fade
ILto the rcalus v here hght h made
fhd ca should long once more my face 90 &c.
/. would come torih upos the hills II night
End eAiheT stars faSots tili thy sieht,
20 ~ the beacon blsHe, fell full on me
teiieVe my love for thee
,stIons AZ ny itel 80 nObly placed % be,
~ sn.io ~ soon eN pet o. see the sun
Al Like dead king from his heights suilime
~ klofl sirtcs en- from the throne % Time
M 'hee INV oithy The worship thou hast won.
believe Who has not loved
hsih hali he treasure q his life improved
Lac enc no, v tn the grape within his grssn.
.refs u, With all lie CT tins on iuica imrre-sca'
mo al its luscious sweetness lsft uueno..ea
Ont Of his careless and unhe,ding clssp
! believe love Pure AMI true
W % the soul sseet. immortal dew
hat gems LIES petals I'M the hour Of dusk
ne v iting angels see and recognize
The rich crown Jewel love of paradisa.
hen iie tails from us lib a uiihered husk.
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Twenty Impolite Things.

l. Loud and boisterous laughter.
Reading when others are talking.
.. Reading aloud in company without
being asked.
=. Talking when others are reading.
o. splitting about the house, smoking or
chewing.
8. Cutting finger-nails in company.
a. leaving church before worship is closed.
8. Whispering or laughing In the house OF
9. Gazing rudely at strangers.
10. Leaving stranger without seat.
il. A want Of respect and reverence for
seniors.
II. Correcting older persons than yourself,
especially parents.
Is. Receiving a present without an ex-
preston of gratitude.
IA. Making yourself the hero of your own
story.
IS. Laughing at the mistakes of others.
JIG. Joking others in company.
u. commencing talking before another
q, Is 80 Commencing NM to eat Is soon as you get
In company.
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VICTOR EMANUEL, King OF Italy, is a
nrsI-Tate shot. IL il not 80 many wears ago
mat, having in mountain expedition wan
oered away from all those who were with
MN, ne came 10 solitary mountain farm,
Just after lie had shot a hare. The farmer
VINO Lad seen the shot, complimented the
Stranger sportsman on the excellence of his
shooting. The king admitted that ne did
consider himself pretty fair shot. II wish
TO heaven" said the farmer looking al him
Wlstiully, "that you could shoot fox that
robs my poultry-yart almo-t every night
a give motta an obsolete Pie imontese
piece, worth eight cents-t0 have him
hllied!" perhaps / coulG!" sal the king
but yon must be here by three O'Clock in
Inc morDingi That's about the time he
always comes We'll a motta YOU saw
III try for il. III be here about that time
tomorrow morning!" Accordingly, with
out allowing any one To know the errand on
which ne was bound, the King found himself
at the mountain homestead at the appointed
hour, and posted himSelfin q favorable DO
Sluon Tor watching the proceedings of the
depredator OF The fam y ard. Reynard did
IOt make Dlil'elf long waited for, but fell
dead AT the HI7.t shot of the royal marksman.
TO the great delight OF the farmer, who. true
10 his word, came down with his motta on
The nail handsomely. The king pOcketed
Ine com, and went on 10 exhibit IL with great
gee. as The first money he had ever earned
by The work OF his own hands !'-COr. W Y.
Tribune
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RAILROADS.
BALrIn"RE A'D OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.



FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 q. m, R,ltimore and Wa stations
o4S a Baltimore, AnnAP liz, Frederick and
729a. m, BALTIMORE B.eaSfaa AZ Rslay;
sOsIs Fall S., nSTs .S SrSs May Phiads'hia
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stauBto9, Winchester and Valley Branch.
e1osn., W sssineton juno Ion snd az Stations
40 Metropolitan Branch
9a 90 mn B RsiICs. Psy.y Cas-, No Stops.
bsItm1rs and soet2 cy b'5iSn .n Nor a.
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$50 p m Chicago, St Louis. Louisvilie. CoiHm-
bus stndusky Cincinnati, Deer Park, B,rke-
i,Estgs. B,saIJasi al Payks1s5fTs and Bea
$40 N Hager.town, Winchester. and Way
TAO m. Baltimore and Relay. { Way Stations
go m Baltimore aud Way Stations
9I3 D. m, Baltimore, Philaielphia. New York
sgd 20 tn Fast Express. Pa'lDTaH PaIl1s
Has m, East Express Pullman rrys to Chi
taso, s. LoE,S ard Pitts5Eys trIhoat ehaHss.
SUNDAY TRAINS
S,l9 . m Baltimore, Philadelphis, New York
ana s-rn Fast Express
BaEtlors All Way StaltcHS.-s m, 100, SO
and so ?. m
For Balt more and RslGy.-7 30 a m 800 and
= 90 p N.
Vests 90 a m 5 30 ard IL 25 p m, stopping
during tho week
RIAL Ira,Hs STOP at Tiadacf Hotsl, Relay House
Staten
For further Information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio t., set Offices Washington Station, aud
40 PeEpsN lvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for Baggage - be checked and received at any
point in tLe cry
IHUS. SHARP. Master Of Transportation
i. NJ. COLE. General Ticket gent.
GEO- hO0NTZ, General A ge Mt sepll TT
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LEGRAND AND DE GAS met i'm the Paris
Bourse on Aug 81. 4 promised 10 cane you
do so, said I,egrand, and he struck De Gas
across the face with a walking stick. land
promised To shoot you-I do So" responded
DE Gas, drawing revolver, firing at Legraud
and wounding him In the head. They were
wealthy brokers, and their encounter was the
result or a quarrel, In which they had male
the threats that were subsequently, falflled
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In virtue Of writ Of ier facias issued out of the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District
said District, on M0NDAT. the SJfh day Of Sep D.
vision Of Square No. 6 together with eli and Singh
Washington. ID. O., seized and levied upon as the
property Of B. Lobstger and vtll be sold 20 satisfy
Geo. Mason, W. =. Lebsiger and WIN. b. Bsrbour.
osN-M AL1x, SHARP, 3, 3arShI ID. 81.
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SINCE THE Col. BAKER AFFAIR The f.
male hummer Is practicing a new Dodge IN
Ehgllsh railway carriages. She watches her
chances, aud, when gentleman IS alone,
she slls down In his lap, and, throwing her
arms about his neck. saws. ssYol Lad beff ~
settle with me or I viii Bakerize you at lie
next station" Large sums Of money have
% en- mus black mailed out OF gentlemen who
shrink nom nofOriety, aud 10 Il coming 10 be
haru work 20 set a man into a car with n
woman he doesn't know
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THOMAS BOWLING
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
(At the old stand OF Latimer & CIearyD
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
80 BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
Ell the District of Columbia, made Ia the cause of
tandran ct al vs. Flandran ct al, No. 4457, Equity
Docket No. Is, and dated September "a 1875, [ viii
offer at auction, on MONDAY, the 4 9TH day Of
october next, on the premises, at O'Clock D. m a
de sirable Brick dwelling in Georgetown, formerly
the residence OF Mrs. Jane Mscomo, the property
being beuLded as follows, viz: Beginning at the emu
OF 81 feet inches measured east the north line OF
FIRST street from the east line Of Potomac street
and running thence on said line of Fret street east
shaa thence with said property north l07 feet an
alley, thence with said alley west ~ feet and thence
In straight line to the beginning, with the i'm
proyemens, consisting of two story Brick DWELL
ing, with basement and attic The property l. N 1st
des ably situated, has convenient open ground and
Is capable of improvement.
Tern5 OF sale: One third Of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash; and the residue in two equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months respectively, to be
secured by approve ed notes, bearing interest aud a
reserved lien on the property. The terms OF sale
must becompied with within one week after sale OF
the property may be resold at the risk and cost of
cost. WALTER cox ruSfea
seplS 2aw3w JRepl THOS DOWLING Auc.
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CHAHCERY sALEoF VACANT LOTS,

% By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
29th Of September, 1s75. at O'Clock m, ia front
II the premises, offer for sale at public auction,
Lots q, II l. and NJ in Lsrman and others rec Jrded
subdivision Of square No. lO20, In this city.
Terms: One third cash residue in two equal pay
ments AZ and IL months, with per cent interest,
% be secured by the purchas rs notes aud reserved
liens. deposit Of 50 on each lot soon as SID
Convey ancing at purchasers cost
BkGINALD Kendall, Trustee,
seplS q ,25.2S&ds DUNCANSUN BROS, Aucts
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WHEN they came 30 the ring part in n MAJ
nage ceremony at Kingston, II. Y, the other
Gay, tne bridegroom run his hand into one
ened, and said, "Ah, there Is Q hole In NV
pocket, and II has slipped into my boot He
sat down, pulled OF his boot, took out the
put the ring where IL would do the mosf eood.
and Vnlked ont NTH hda bT1da sss~s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN

- By virtue Of deed OF trust, duly recorded in
Liber No 729, folio 4, one of the land records Of
:. the District Of Columbia, aud dated second day
OF August, 1873 and at the request of the party
cured ther'by will offer at public sale, on MON
PAY, the goth day Of September, 1875, in front of
the premises, at the hour Cf O'Clock D. m all that
part OF Lot number a.. in Holmesds addition to
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, with the i'm
proyements upon the same: Beginning a. the north
east corner of Beall and Monroe streets, in said
town, and running esstwsrdly along Beall street a
ieet; thence northwardly and parallel with Monroe
street 30 feet; thence westwardiy and parallel with
Bean street ~ feet 20 Monroe street; then south
along the east line Of Monroe street 80 feet to the be-
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money In
cash; the residue in and y morths, he purchaser
giving his notes, secured by decd Of irust on the
premises, bearing interest at per cent. per annum
II the terms OF sale not complied with tho end
of five days from the day of sale, the undersigned
reserves the tight to resell the property at the risk
aud cest Of the defaultDg purchaser after adyertis
ing the same in the Evening STAR five times
X. =. JACKSON, Trustee
sepl5 st THOMAS BOWLING, Iuctr
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VALUABLE ESTATE In ALEXANDRIA
v COUNTY, VA, FOB SALE AT PUBLIC

Under authority Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Alexandria county, Va, il the suit of Roach 5
executors vs.. Roachs devisees, the subscriber will
sell at public auction, at the east front Of the Mar
September rs, 1875, at 10 O'Clock m, Prospect
andria county, Va.
The place lies near the Virginia end OF the Long
Bridge, the south side of the Arlington turnpike
and on the west side of the Alexandra canal; con-
taiDs "a acres, all of the most excellent quality
best description.
The improvements are Q large and substantial
brick Mansion House, outbuildings, farm house,
barns, stables, &C
The land has been laid on In parcels, and will be
Terms Twenty per cent. cash; residue in three
equal instruments, at 8, Il and Is months, with In
with good personal security. Title to be retained
until foil payment OF purchase money, and land 10
be resold ct purchasers risk, default In meeting
8. FERGUSON BEACH,
auels-eotd Commissioner OF sale
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DIED..

CARLISLE. In Washington, ID c., on Thurs
Gay, The 10Th instant, ct halt past O'clock a m
her age.
DAVIS; On the 18th instant, WALTER y, infant
son on Sllbert n. and Harriet Davis, aged months
g. hsia,iyes and friends Of the family respect
luiIy insted 70 attend the funeral from tine resi-
sunday, the 18th inst, ~ o clock D m.
MINOR. On the rth instant, LOUISA V. MTNoR,
Minor.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
requested 20 attend her funeral on MOnfay 2Oth
instant, at 1oclock. All the friends who desire 10
between and o streets, as the corpse wifi not hs
exposed ~ the church. -
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctfoneers
~ Southeast corner Of 9th and y SITS. northwest

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN.
aMPR0fED REAL ESTATE IN WASHING
q BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
ar OF the District Of Columbia, passed in said
Sur, on the 18th day OF April ISIS, In Equity
NO 1901, doc; Is, We Will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the following described
or WEpNksDAY, THE 2sIH DAY OF sEp-
TENDER, ls15, AT 4.30 O'CLOCK p M Lot
IL IN square ODD, improved by good frame Ho Ise
situated on g street south, near 18th street east
Lots and 2, In square l,044, improved by a frame
Dwelling house, being all Of square bounded by
Pennsylvania avenue, south q street, and lith
street east.
On THURSDAY, TIE BOTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. M, Lots I, 2, 3,
4, 2, s. 9, TO- n, %, 70 ~, 81, 81, 81 IS, and So in
square e43 situated on South street aud 18th sts
east and on south street. Lot and east IL feet
South street and 10th street east.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash; the residne in equal install
ments, pay able in six and twelve months res eet-
lively, with interest from day Of sale to be secured
by notes of the purchaser and a reserved lien upon
the property sold. A deposit of $50 required upon
&C. at cost Of purchaser. Plsts of the above prop,
erty can be seen at he Office of the auctioneers
JCDSON T. GULL, lr.
CHARLES X. FRASER,S trustees.
sepl3 DUNCANS0E BROS Aucts
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GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

:, ssFt slEays o. EAnd large end ssscrssd sscss
% Na4 HEACITE and BiTUMIEOUS CUSIg
FlhE, % sno HICKORY WOOD n the stick, o
1Azsd and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of Imtorts.j
sn1 Domestic CEAENTS and CALOIzED PLAs-
rs; slG handling yearly many millions Of BAN
COZ LATHS, am in condition 10 I'll orders Of eu,
character IN my line with dispstoh and fidelity 81
=tion
Central Oflce-c23 Louisians avenue porthves;
Branch 1eri-lst ct, let Is and u SITS southeast
Whsrf-Focs Of ID street sOuthsast.
oct0-B VIM. GUIEAND,
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T. J. SWEET,
II. Real Estate Broker and Auotioneer,
No. 51l 9TH street, opposite U. S. Post Once


No. 511 7th street, opposite U. S. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
sTRkET NORTHWESr, BETWEEN Ara AND
~ BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to ma, dated Oc-
IL tober l, A. d 1873, and duly recorded in LibeT
No 1875, folio ISL &C. Of the land rec 1rds for the
District Of Columbia, will SELL at public auction
in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, September
20, 1875 at O'Clock D. m, the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington, Dis
trict Of Coumbia:-Part of lot 8, in sluare SIS be
ginning for same the south line of north III street
at point ITO feet 5l6 of inch west of 4th street
west, and running west q feet L l5 of inch along
II street, thence south parallel with 4th street l0
feet more or less to 10 foot alley thence east along
said alley to a point at which line from the place
OF beginning and drawn parallel with 4th street
would intersect said alley, thence north the place
OF beginning together with the improvements, con
sisting Of a two story brick dwelling
Terms OF sale $50 In cash; and the balance in IL
months, with interest at per cent. Conveyancing
at purchaser 9 cost. de pOsit of S5e will be re.
quired when the property is sold.
GEORGE r.. MILBURN, Tru.tee
sepl4-d EDWIN j. SWEET, Auct.
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auGlS-eot<
EDWIH j. SWEET,
Il Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
Eo.611 7th street, opposite U. 8. Post Once.

PUBLIC sALl OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED
LOTS ON skC0nD STREET WEST, BE
ON STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 1sr AND
% STREETS WEST, In wAsAIHGrON CITY,
- On TUESDAY, September %, ISIS, COM
Im me at , m, Will offer for sale, at gib,
the subdivision Of square 5a, and part Of Lot 10
sqnGe 30, beginning for the part of said Lot at
point on south street 6 feet from the southwest
corner OF said Lot and running thence east feet
then south 100 Test then west feet, then south "a
beginning. -
Term q sale: One fourth cash; the residue ~
three equal payments At u and IS months fr the
day Of sale, With interest. The deferred payments
70 BE secured By Q deed Of trust on the properly
sold. All convey ancing ct the purchaser's coat
9l0o deposit on acceptance OF each bid
SUSANNAH FOWLER,
Guardian and Agent
Jas, B, EDWARDS, Attornev
SSH-s7N0 B, J.. SWIFT, Auot,
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DERFUMERY.

PERFUMERY.
J. q E ArKINSOy'S
Ess. WHITE ROSEWOOD VIOLET
and sTEPHANOTIS, EAUDE COLOGNE
LAVENDER WATER.
PRIZE MEDALs-LONDON, PARIS,
VIENNA, CORDOyA, LIMA.
Sold by all frst-cIass dealers throughout
the States.
J. Il e. ATKINSON,
~, Old Bond street, London.
Sole Agents in New York-ARNOLD & McNARY
msy Ss TRADE MARK
d. cEEEsRArEB OINTMENT,
THE poor t MANS rRIKNp.n
10 confidently reoommended TO the public as I'M
! Tss5ss:d sSss
ana i1ssned Eyes, Sore Heads Sore Breasts, Piles,
Sold in Pots at Is. fe = 3D.. lis. and rs each
PILULK ANTIsCROPHULK,
o he he
mid .ns IN a hi nss
Sold in Boxes ct Is. I'D, d. 3D.. =. 3D., u.s.. and
Sold BIZ the Proprie.ors, BEACH BARNICOTT,
Vsaso y AZ
TT'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
u Der has obtained from the supreme Court OF
sABBA WOODWARD, late Of the District Of
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof. to the
sy Or e q
al bepsh. Of the said estate Given under my hand
sepll-s-3t. II. n. SwEENY, Executor.
(NOHENs LOAN OFFIC1, Cornu Of Ia styesf
" asa Netc fms dcsHss, entrance on new IN
York avenue: The N ost private Loan ONCE
Of interest on esoa ssd si,Ssr w WstcSss nssnonS.
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols. Lsdiee and
value. doo46-ly
| NO HUMBUG.EL. RICK win pay 8 fair eash
PIG e, w fi2d q tcias apd Sb5s
saSkf 5, ma I n1n :ss s1S