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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.


n
ID Order Of Sale issued out Of and under the
seal Of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court
of Nevada in and for the County of Ormshy. on
the 2nd day OF December. A. D. 1875, on judg
ment rendered therein the Goth day OF
November, A. D. 1915, in favor Of f. D.
NAasHALL for the SIM Of 81 ,453 %. and in favor
Of I. b. Rail for the sum of Sis GO, and IN
favor Of RonIRr CRAZE for the sum of $3.50 40.
together with costs taxed at Sl.2 80 ard accrn-
ing costs row amounting to Sc 80 and all the
costs that may hereafter accrue, all AGAINST the
Nevada Agric altural, Mining end Mechanical
Society "a corpoTationl and all in the gold coins
Of the United States and to Inc directed COM
mandins me to sell according to law, the real
estate hereinafter described to satisfy the said
Judgment. costs and accrning costs; and in pur
suance thereof l have levied upon and will
expose at public sale to the highest and best
bidder. at the Court House door in the City Of
Carson. County and State aforesaid on
Monday, the 27th day OF December,
A ID. 1875.
between the hours OF A. NJ and Pm, to wit.
a. O'Clock P. n to satisfy said Judgment. costs
and accruing costs as by said decree and order
Of sale am directed the following described
Tt al property TO wit: That certain tract Of land
containing about eighty (s0l acres, lying in
Ormsby county. Nevada, about one-half mile
east from Carson City. Immediately on the
north side OF the Warn Springs road sometimes
known as the New Race Track. and which tract
Of land is more particularly described a. fol
lows to wit: Beginning at point on the north
line of the road leading from Carson City to the
state Prison which i one chain and eighteen
links east Of the line between Sections sixteen
and seventeen. and twenty-five chains and
thirty-uine Inks north Of the line between
Sections sixteen and twenty -one Town ID Forth
Range 10 east Mount Disblo Base and Merldl.n,
running thence north degree . minutes east
with line Of fence thIrty-seven chains and fifty
three links to the north line Of southwest a Of
the northwest !. Of said Section siXte, L, thence
south - d. grees IS minutes east slonE and WIKI
the NORTH Of the south half Of the northwest /.
and the north line q south half Of northeast :
Of said Section sixteen twenty-Cnc Chslns anu
twentv-eight links to axe setting Ill the
fence bounding the north line Of c. A. '. Put
nam Ranch. thence south degree ~ minutes
west thirty-soytn chains and siNty links TO
stake in the fence On the north side Of the SAID
road thence north 80 degrees - minutes wCsi
along the line ~ fence On the north side 81 said
ruad tweuty-oue chains and tweLty-eight link
To The place Of h~Einning. Magnetic variation
Is degrees Js minutes cast.
: T SWIFT.
Sheriff II Orn2shy County, Nev.
Car. city. Dec. 1. $50
dec5lsv3w
Ii. above sIls Is hereby l. -tFoned until
TUESDAY. tho 18th day Of January. A. l.
1876 ct the same hour and piace, by ord-r OF
Plaintiffs. :. = SWIFT. oheTlf.
Carson Cj,y. Dee. ., lN'j.
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We copy a. follows from the Gold Hill
ss1cs Of last evening:
san Francisco, Jan. ith--l:3D I. NJ
.Fan,es Anthony. late OF the Sacramento
Union, died =, his residence in this city
this morning. of apoplexy.
IN the Assembly yesterday concur
eat resolution vas offered. manly Gi-
-sctei at points in the Presidents mes
sage, referring TO the public school and
church taxation questions, claiming that
inst they were matters Of State concern
alone. and not the proper subject OF
FEDERAL legislation A resolution was
Also introduced arimadvertlng upon
Federal interference IN the LOUISIANA
legislature, irredssmable currency.
governmental corruption. . protective
tariff and demanding modification OF
tie Burlinsame treaty with China. to
discourage Chinese immigration, \
copy of the resolution to be sent TO the
Prssiteut Of the United States, the
principal legislative. executive and judi
cal officers of the General Government,
AID the Governors Of the respective
states. with instructions TO tie Califor-
MA Congressional delegations to be
-u;C;ed by 1t ii thsir action on the Gues-
tons therein mentioned. II was re-
ssr-ed to the committee on Federal Re
Ist.ous and ordered printed.
The annual meeting Of the Sierra Ne
vsia Mining Company - called for
Wednesday. January -
Tie National Gold Bank ard Trust
COMPANY have declared depOsltors
,ii..tend OF twenty five Per cent. payable
February 10. Other dividends Will be
declared from time to time as the funds
accrue. until the Indebtedness IS dis
charged IN full. The total amount row
due ON deposit account Is S'Jo,UoO.
81. ALB.xs, Vt. January 4--Ths
Charlie Ross sensation IS still the ab-
sorb.ng topic. ard bets @; $500 to $50
that III, boy IS ii. real Charlie Ross.
TIE authcrities nave claimed 10 hold the
.1c- uatil his rsa, Identification IS estab-
i.shed. and have offered to pay Mr..
-.oss' expenses TO come anu see him Il
Philadelphia gentleman saw the boy to-
.:av and avowed that Le vas sure II Was
charlie Ross
Nav YoEE, JanuaI, t.-Beuedict
S-o,he,s, the jewellers robbed few
nights siecs, have made an assignment.
:. = said the B-netiicts have been hard
pressed by creditors since the pUbiica-
non Of the robbery tut 5. \. Benedict
SAYS they have more than enough to pay
n .glI. IL 1870 the firm failed and paid
about thirty cents on the dollar.
A. q meeting of receivers and jobberS
= Grain, Yesterday. n communication
vas received fIom J. \. Boyer, Secretary
c: the Weighers meeting. informing
them that the proposed increased rates
.or eievating and weighing would not SO
INTO effect before February l. 1876, H.
stead Of January ist. as al first intended.
The meeting replied 20 this by passing
a resolution declaring that i would be
mpracticsblc to have two rates, and re
,uest,ng the wsiGhers - reply before tho
10Th ms, - 10 wheth-: ;aey wiii ciilrse
tbs rates they propose
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II. shove s,ls Is hereby postponed uni.
TUESDAY. tho 18th day Of January. A. i
Is-6 ct tie same hour and place, by orCi-r @,
Plaintiffs. :. Z ~ II l. SheFlC-
carson City. Dee. =, lN7i.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE

Il Second Judicial District of tn. state OF
Nevada in and for Tie County Of Crmsby.
HARMON II. kIKCHSEE plaintiff rs ELIZABETH A.
KIRCnNEh defendant. Action brought in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the State Of Nevada. III and for the County of
Ormsby, and the Complaint filed in said County
Of Crmsby. in the Office of the Clerk of said
District Court The State of Nevada sends
greeting TO FLIZARFIH A. kIRC RNER defendant.
Iou are hereby reQuiredt to appear i'll an &C ion
brought against y-u b. the ABOVE named plain
tiff in he District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Stste OF Nevada, in and for the
County 81 orIAElly, AMI to answer the Cumplalnt
fled therein 4 copy OF which accompanies this
Summonsl within ten days exclusive OF the
day q Iervicsl after tie service on you OF this
Summon.-if served within this County; or II
served out Of this County. but III thus DISTINCT,
within twenty DAYS otherwise within forty
day.-or JUDGMENT by default Will be taken
against You. The sad sc;i II is brought to dis
solve the bonds q matri Tony existing between
you and the pl&intif upon the alleged ground
of wilful desertion. And You are hereby nntlned
that il you fail 10 appear and answer the SAID
Complsin: as above required, the said plaintiff
Will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
Given under my hsnd and the Seal Of
the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State Of
Nevada. in and for the County
Of orrnsby this 9Th day Of
KdAH November, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sey.uty-ive.
t. EDWARDS, Clerk.
once Of sheriff OF County Of Ormsby tSS) -
l hereby certify, that l received the within
summons on the ) h day Of November. A. d.
1875 and return that after due dIllSenc. and
from information believe the defendant Eliza
beth A. kirchner can not be found within this
County Of Ormsby or in the State Of Nevada
Dstcd at Carson this 18th day Of November.
Ie-5 S T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
nov9
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UNDERWRITERS NOTICE.
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
SAN FRANCISCO.

DISSOLVED, That the Secretary OF the Bosrd
IL be instructed to notify the Mayor and
Council Of Carson City, that unless immediate
steps are taken to provide that city with ample
water facilities for protection against IRE, the
Members OF this Board Of Underwriters Of San
Francisco will consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of with
drawing from business in that city.
uov2sH
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.

,u,HE CuTAETNERsHIP HFRETOFoRE ~
d istinE Ietween L. d. JUDD and ?. II
NULCAHT in the Pioneer Soap Company has
l,~sn this dsy dissolved by mutual con- nj, I.
b. IyDp retiring from tho llrII. ? II. MJ-L-ctHr
will rortinrc the business .. heretofore: col
loctiue all bills and paying al irlcht'dness Of
III. Ponce: soap CvIrI Any.
p y JTDp
=. If. MILCAUY
Csrtou Ci;,, December l.. I>'5.
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The Maine BleceaOu.

The election for State officers AMI Con-
gressmen takes place In Maine to day. The
republicans hope to carry the state by o
majority of from 10000 to Is, 900; the demo-
Gratis concede to the republicans only about
their majority OF last year, .s72 Impartial
observers estimate that the republican ma
jority will be between 5000 and 10000. There
seems 70 be no doubt that q majority Of the
legislature will be republican, aud that d We
sixths Of them will vote for Mr.. Blaine to be
United States Senator for tue full term of
six years from the ith of March next.
Mr.. Il. l.. White, OF the New YORK Tribdne,
writing from Portland, Ne, a. to the reason
why the republicans Will not be able to roll
mp one Of their old time majorities, says IL is
because the voters are not there. He writes:
"But the apparent gains which the demo.
iuai change in the political views of the
people. Maine voters are not "open to con-
viction," and a Political CONVERSION is q
rare event A hot, sharp campaign changes
their apathy and brings them out to the
polls. The change in the relative strength
OF parties in this state which has been APP
years, and which will probably be the dis
tinctive feature OF those of next Monday, Is
therefore . permanent one, caused by q
and, In the ordinary course Of events, Is
nkely In FEW years 70 make the strength
OF the two parties so nearly equal that
Maine will be Q doubtful state like New
Hampshire and Connections; then the prize
OF political campaign here will not be q
large majority, but majority Of any kind.
The population of this state Is not increas-
ing. Idoubt IL the number Of voters here is
rs great a. IL was four years ago. Thous-
ands of young men born And reared In Maine,
and Who by education and association are
republicans, leave the state, on becoming OF
age, to seek their fortunes In the large cities
OF the great West: Their places In the pop.
ulation are partially filled by persons OF
foreign birth, by whom every year larger
and larger per centage OF the unski He'd labor
In New England 10 performed; but from this
latter class the republican party gets very
few recruits. For these reasons said that
the voters who formerly made IL an easy
didates from Is 900 TO 20, 900 majority In q
Presidential year are no longer here. Every
year the number OF old men among the re-
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Notice % Correspondents.

Persons writing letters 10 this ONCE for publica
tiou or in regard business viii oblige and best
serve their own purposes By addressing them simply
to the "EDIroR OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLrsHRR
OF TEE STAR, >" o. the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters and
IN Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
,oB RBEf. A CHANCE, TVR BENT.

In the rorthesn part % the city, 18th street
from oetooer LIST, new three story aud be. .ment
BklCk DWELLING HoOen, ten rooms ssd bah
roon bot ard Geld vster; STATIONARY tubs. and I
and re>pcusibie teRanr vtth small family desired
with such. agreeable. an arrAnGeoent might be
maze BY which the party taking the hou-e coutd
secure three permsnebt boarters. Aprls 90 gNs
a kETCH8 NJ, 1psuruncs Aeents. 81 d y 81 ses tx
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LOB REHT-By b H.wARNER,
No. Is l6x ct. NV, II rooms, m. T., stable 30
No. ISIS street northwest, furnished 49,. l5O
No. l4l1 street q. W., 10 rooms, stabe.........l00
DO. nl0 sneet NV, 10 rooms, mod. I'm - .... ISL
No. - lf street e., Is rooms. mod fm 1884,. rs
No. l9W Penpe. ave., 10 rooms, mod. fmps--..... 90
No. 4ol q street q. W, rooms. mod fmps...... 90
Me- ll04 b street northwest, II rooms, mod. i'm %
DO. Sn 11th street ", 10 rooms. mod I'M pa. IS
No. 90 Sd street northwest, rooms, mod. fmps. Is
No. go Missouri avenue, Is rooms, mod. imps-.-. s.
store and dwelling, 18th street ~ , mod. i'm 90
No. ID street southeast, Is rooms, mod. fmps... 50
DO D6 9Th street MOI theast, 8 rooms, mod imps 20
No. sIS street n.e., 10 rooms; mod I'm ps.-... ~
No l3 East Capitol street, 10 rooms, mod. imp ~
No z30e and 1sH i street n. w., rooms, m. f.. 20
y. " cor. 9TH and streets southeast. 10 rooms 90
No lS16 street p.w., rooms, gas and water. IS
No. xW II street northwest. rooms, mod T.. -
No. ln01 q street northwest, rooms, mod. fmDs -
No lbs street northwest ROOM, mod. im1s 80
Store and Dvellipg, 7th and Boundary ......... 50
No y street southesss: rooms, mod inps.- %
No. l54s 9Th street nv, 10 rooms, nod. %
Stores Sol and SIS 9Th street northwest....-..... -
Ho. go 9Th street northeast, rooms, N impe IS
New houses, llth street, near I, rooms. Is
No. ID Carroll street s.e, rooms, m. iu % g.. IS
No. a4s 6zS, 81 se., rooms. gas and water ~
NO "a EeloWAre avenue, near LIST and X ........ %
10. E2 street southwest .........-..... 20
No l41l, hl6, h7 "a st. nv. rooms and water Is
No. Is II massachusetts ave.. rooms frame..-..-.. Is
No. ~ 9Th street southeast, rooms is
10. I'D 10Th street northwest. rooma ...-..... u
Also: number Of other houses, larger and smaller
sas3s.n T. h. wARHHR, Nh snd strset..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

The New York World Is responsi ole for the
statement that when the mail carrier handed
Susan b. Anthony her letters markell,
"vote for Hayes" she wrote to the Post
master 70 explain that the administration
would nne her II she did, and To AJAX hi %
why he thus added insult to injury. Susan
haunt forgotten the ordeal through which
she passed . couple OF years ago for voting
for President Grant, although she has never
paid the 500 nne imposed upon her by Judge
Hunt, and sw- says she never Will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
The New York Democracy.

Next to the Maine election to-day the po-
litical interest centers upon the New York
state democratic convention that reassem-
bles on Wednesday At Saratoga. Dorsheim-
er, 1t seems to be admitted, will not be
pushed for the nrst place on the ticket.
Clarkson N. Potter was q good deal talked
OF after Seymour's declination, aud he would
apparently have stood first-class chance
bad not his opponents raked up his speech
In Congress In which he declared that were
he 10 frame q Constitution he would be In
favor OF clause allowing any state to
secede, but, as the Constitution forbids Sc
cession, be was In favor OF maintaining the
Union. The party managers say now that
hewiu not do at all. Among the ne " ma mes
now mentioned are Judge Allen, of the
Court OF Appeals; Dewitt c. West, Of the
Black River and Utica Railroad; Congress.
man Scott Lord, of Oneida; Senator Schoon-
maker, OF Ulster; Senator Starbuck, of JEFF
ferson, and ex Lieutenant Governor Allen
c. Beach. The feeling within the party,
however, seems TO run 70 q new man who
has never taken any active part In the po-
ttical squabbles Of the party. and within q
few days Sam B. Babcock, president OF the
Chamber OF Commerce OF New York city,
has been put TO the 'front.' II Ia said Tilden
favors Babcock's nomination.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

90 70 skLBYs for ohildrens SCHOOL,
" SHOES, prices SOC. e2e., 75c 81, upwards.
Womsns Caters and al Leather SHOES, o., 90
o. Is. 81 e ssd np slipsers, @, 81, 70, 81
siS The bet eyer sola: Men, Oonsress,
D -, 81 30. Ladies' and n iases' BoIed Button,
- 90, % rs, e1up. Tbs best 81 50 Congress CAT
ter the city Please examine our stocs Of Boots
and Shoes before buy ing. 1T 81 q and sI6 Penn
sylvsnis avenue. bet. 18th and 10Th sts. se % or
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"Be fed to death on their own foul words"
That's what the World says may happen one
OF these days 70 people-"jsckals," that pa
Per calls them,-who have been talking
soouf Gov. Tilden. The fate Of the bad little
Toys who cried Ego up, thou bald head!" TO
Inc prophet was nothing to this.
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MEDICAL, &c.

de; BuoKLSR JOE twenty year. eye
nan Tumors GuataL tees satisfaction charges.
Bust less confidential. Rooms for patients. 16l
n. Howard street, Baltimore augH-tr
IN. LEON, TAs Oldss EsabhsAed aad O~a
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday q ho. $50
street, from ] to O'Clock. All Female Oo0r
Ilaints quickly cured. Once and Residence 30
"SATIsFAOrIOH"-Al positive cure, q per b q.
uIa b. Dr. Darby, Of lis u street, cor. OF Penn.
sylvania avenue. Oonsnltations free. aues I'm
MBs. DR WILSON, an experienced Female Pay.
1VA sictan and Mtd.cVs, can be oonndentially con-
suited N s24 9th street. northwest, beteeen o.
their re.idsDee. Oal or write. Mrs. wilson e not
aOlairvoyant. sug2i eol1t
DRIDCBIPTIOn IREE FOB THE SPEEDY
L Cure OF Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood. and
al disorders brought on By indiscrsttons sxoea
Az Hddls Sssia has the insrf16ixsTSiD soN CO..
splsm.vi,Iy Boz 1886. He. YORK.
nR. ROBERTeoH, non Bsasssus, can % con
Rocsts 90 G. One, sssry WlDl2sDXY n
sG5ss1 orr. e !. D sis:.rs
e r. 3. yo.os .sss.
sgadioatsd from the Useem, without ths uss Of 0Gc
eury. .elssmstorrh9a, brought o. b. sIoesss s1
q, general debility, organic veeknssS. inpotsney,
Isryoos irrit.bility, gmJec@ Of eons!nDttol, .
sss0. ;ssss . e e =! III ~; q -
80. :s ,s sslse e s:Ss SiSSS s
o rs 2. ''f: M 8: sss 3. n
3: 20 o. -; :ss 81 - e: -. - ss.:.i:
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LOB RRHTi FOB RRHri FOB RIarI

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing II
rooma; With oil moaerp improvements: facing the
SOUTH sftuate between 18th and 18th streets north
west; In hrst class neighborhood. These houses
are very veil built and finished In Q superior man
go Per month. Also, on grounds south Of Oolum.
blan College. fl4th and Boundary strcetD RICK
DWBLL100: just flashed; hes II rooms ant bath.
room; gss and water; with large lot suitable for
kitehsn garaen. ADDly 70 ARhe K1rOHAM,
$40 y street. augn-tF
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Foe sALE-
HOUSE 2I2I PRNHsYLvAHIA AVENUE.
o6,4OO; Sl,sOO Dash,
Balance June Is. lS7, 7s, 70 and go
Mine rooms and all modern oonveniences.
Apply on premises. sept eos
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SrovIs AND FuRsACIe.

STov1s AND ruHsAois.
Gall and examine my lares s.oer NJ are.r,. ,.,..
erssed hkAfts9 AND p aRLO srOfss, -
over :o oi I'm ~ ' in ths s.Ii'siy have sod
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OF course the Chronicle can use the word
scholars instead OF pupils II It chooses, but
a Webster says that the emphatic" dedni-
tiou OF scholar is q man OF letters; q person
OF high attainments In science and Mtera-
ture," We would suggest that the indiscrimi-
nate use OF the word Is hardly desirable when
precision OF statement IL required, and may
LEAD to confusion OF ideas. Thus, when we
speak OF Trustee Hovey as so gentleman
and scholar" We do not mean that be Ia q
hoodlum school-bo whose tastes and train
ing lead him to play In the gutter, and throw
mud at respectable citizens, and call them
biackguards. We mean, OF course, that he
Ii q very high-to person indeed, honored
and beloved by every body-as much beloved
as be Is honored and a. much honored as he
IL beloved-and that he In q man of such pro-
found learning that he In quite competent to
proclaim q change In school-books and
teachers every month In the year II he likes.
To apply the term scholar" alike TO him
Gen. Hovey-and to the gamin who is just
beginning TO wrestle with his a. b. abs Is not
the proper thing, DOW isit9
The nnal test OF Workmanship In the
practice trials OF the competing teams In the
International rife match took place on Sat-
urday, and the Irish team Shove up decid-
eddy ahead. Their average was O.S56l, the
highest, the Herald says, made yet by any of
the teams, and beating that made by the
Scotchmen on Friday, which was 0.663s.
Saturday the latter made o s5z7, which must
be regarded as . very fine result, and not in
the least reducing their chances OF victory
on Tuesday and Wednesday next. The
American team comes next, with . slightly
lower average than that Of the Scotch
namely, sos. This, however, shows that
the Americans are keeping mp TO their stand.
ard very steadily, and, while the showing is
lot brilliant, IL still retains that respectable.
lily which may lead to nnal triumph. The
Canadian team made the lowest average Of
any Saturday-namely, Q. 800. As the order
OF merit now stands IL shows the Irish rifis-
men nrst, the Scotch second. Australia third,
America fourth, and Canada In the last po-
stiion.
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HOTELS.

Rioo9 HOUSE,
PLUME q sPoRROBD. PFopElssesa
BUTI1NTH AID q 0I1lIID,
nyD-N WAsHIRs9oN, .. q.
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A PPLETON'S
AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA
Approaches completion. IL IL having Q very large
sale. Psrties in Warrington or vicinity Desiring
this great work will be supplied In monthly INSTALL
mente or mp 20 pres, from the agency, ala I'm
street, whore all styles Of binding may be seen.
Specimen pages senf gratis on application.
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STOVES AND RANGES
At THE LOWEST PRICES Il
Nev eILVER PALAUE and eUNAYeIDE, 81
and Chez pest Ranges and Base burnt OF Stow es ~
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