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beginning to set in. The grinding tyran-
ny Of the coal ring! That is it."
To the above we append a some
what different view Of the situation in
ennsylvania, taken from the Baltimore
Gazette Our own observation of the
events happening in that lswless quarter
during tie last several years but condrms
the Gazette's views:
The Mollie Maguires are too much FOR
the Pennsy lvsnia law officers. Tney fol-
lowed the hanging of their fellow-crim-
insls with two pronounced murders and
two mysterious disappearances" Now
they have murdered another man in cold
blood and wounded several more If
this be any indication of the future, the
outlook in the Pennsylvania coal region
is terribly bloody Something ought
to be done, and that without delay,
Property and life IN the coal-min-
ing d!stsicts OF Pennsylvania are
not secure. There are vast interests at
stake, and they ought to be protected.
Above all, there ought TO be some stop
TO wholesale murder. Governor Hart
rsntt ought to enforce the protection of
citizens. We understand the dilemma
in which he is placed, ard we admit that
it is an awkward one. He owes duty
to the State, and the voice of duty from
that quarter demands that he shall put an
end to the Mollie Mcguire outrages. But
there is another voice which
calls to him from the gun
muzze and In the revolver 8
report, and that voice reminds
him OF the duty he owes TO the Moilie
Maguires. They elected him. The time
had come when not even the magnificent
frauds in Philadelphia would carry the
State. There was an extraordinary exi.
gency, and there was need of extrsordi-
nary effort. Mollie Msguires had been
bought in lots to suit before; now 1t was
thought necessary to buy them in bulk,
and bought they were. Hartranft's
agents-some of them very near to his
bosom-went through the coal regions,
conferred with the leaders, agreed upon
price, and on election day
the Moilie Mcguire contingent marched
to the polls and put in their ballots for
John r. Hartrsnft, Republican candi-
date for Governor. What was the nature
and amount of the price paid, we do not
know definitely. Fart Of it was IN
money; part is very likely to have been
in immunity; to be delivered as occasion
might require. Unfriendly critics may
say that Governor Hsrtrsnft broke faith
with the Molie Maguires when ten OF
them were tried, convicted, sentenced
and hanged. 1t is due to the Governor
TO say that he took no hand in the down.
fall of his friends, and that he would
have psrdoned them If ne had pos
sessed the power. The Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company Is response
BILE TOR the whole of it. The governor
had nothing to do with bringing them
to Justice Moreover We see no pros
pect of his doing anything now which
eught to make the murderers think hard
OF him. With the executive placed in
this embarrassing pOsltlon-his hands
tied by reason of services rendered.
what IS the administration going to do
about It? Is human life worth less in
PennsylvaIia ia than in Mississippi? The
federal administration ought at least TO
be exaspersted. Somebody's heart ought
to be fred.
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WashIngton Items.

WAsHINGToS, June 2S.-The Comp
troler of the Currency has declared q
dividend OF rs per cent in favor OF the
creditors OF the First National bank OF
Franklin, Ind.
The Comptr ollsr of the Currency
deposited sl76,739 to his credit in trust
for the creditors OF the National Bank Of
the State OF Missouri, being the first
remittance from the receiver.
1t is rumored that Judge Coley, chief
ju. tlce of the supreme court of Michigan,
will be appointed 8 justice to Ill the Va.
csncy occssioned by the death Of Judge
Emmons.
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PROF. j. j. BURNS, of st. Clsirsville, is
very generally spoken OF as candidate
before the Democratic State Convention,
in Ohio, for the position of State School
Commissioner. Until recently Prof.
BURNS declined to allow the use of his
name in that connection, but the call
upon him has become so loud and SO
general that he has finally consented.
The Professor is an accomplished
scholar, and one of the hardest workers
and most energetic educators of the
country. His learning, industry and
practical business energy amply quality
him for the place proposed to be bestow.
ed upon him; aud his extensive acquaint-
snce and high social standing will make
him strong candidate.
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OAKEY HALL is missing again. Since
be hX been in London his family has
bser contented to know that he was To-
es,sd there, and not IN actual want OF
anything but peace of mind, perhaps. A
few weeks ago, however, he went to
Liverpool, and though ''shadowed" by
friends OF the family, he managed to
elud, their vigilance, and now, like
CHARLEY Coss, his existence and where,
sbouts are matters of speculation with
some and iEdltf renee with others. He
was first wrecked, the shattered hulk
then trittei out TO sea, and now has
gone to pieces, or ashore, no one knows
where.
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY, of Baltimore,
who has been succeeded by Bishop
GIBBoNs, for some months has been in
exceedingly bad health and threatened
with sottening OF the brain, which is
now said TO bavs supervened and hope
lsssly incapsciisted him for further ac-
tive service in the Church. In Feb
rusry Bishop BAILEY went to Europe
for tine recovery of his health, but his
mslady developed SO rapidly that on hi:
arrival there it WAS found necessary to
convey him to Trappist monastery
IN the north of France, where he now
remains.
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We mentioned, the other day, the sale
by Mr.. NINIAN BEALL OF this county, OF
his crop of wool at 60 cents pound. His
was among the early sales made and was
much below the average price received
by him in years past. Yesterday Mr..
BEALL paid our office visit, and he had
in his possession bronze medal award
cd hun by the Centennial Commission
of the United States, for having
exhibited, at the great exhibition
last year, the finest wool of all the ex-
hibitors. He was awarded a diploma
also, which has not yet arrived. Among
all the vast number of samples of wool
exhibited from all quarters OF the globe
and every ool.growing region thereon,
the Ohio county, West Virginia, wool,
raised, handled and exhibited by Mr..
BEALL, was stjudged of the finest fibre
This is matter that Mr.. BEALL feels q
just pride over, and we, as citizens of
the same county and State, claim right
to share with him in it.
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tt:UOD MOVE.

Tha ci,y su,h rites have found them
selves in ,ur. h.pg OF u dilemma IN car.
rying furSa-l their excellent approve
meDt on MARKET irect. The widening
OF the side walks has row been almost
completed Up 10 Twelfth street, but
above that street it was discovered that
By setting the new paw, ment TO
tie grade that obtains below,
the curb would be conslders.
bly, lower than the street itself.
On .hs. portion of Market street between
Twelfth and Eleventh, the crown OF the
street is much too high as it now is, and
when the new grade is applied 10 the
sidewalks the defect would become still
grester. The dilemma in which the
Committee on Streets and Alleys found
themselves was, how to bring the street
Itself down 10 grade without money, AS
Ihere is no money IN the city
treasury 10 pay for the job.
1t WAS therefore resolved 10 ask
Council TO appropriate the small sum OF
one hundred dollars for the purpose of
cutting down and paving gutter along
side each curb, leaving the crown of the
Street IS 1t now is. This the Council
agreed to do, and il the work ia carried
out, the street will be substantially
ruined Tor crlving purposes-the street
% each side of the car track to the pave
nent beng so sideling ss to make It
Almost impassib,e for vehicles.
In this condition OF affairs, Mr.. EGER-
TEs snd one or two public spirited pro-
party owners on the street, went to work
AAd secured favorable bid for lowering
and Fepavlng the whole street, and are
engaged IN taking up subscriptions to
lave II done on private account. This
Is wise move. The city hss not the
money, and cannot do the work The
property owners can afford TO do
-'ae city contributing the 500
voted and the cobble-stoues now
W 'ne street 10 the work. The whole
.aing will COS: bns fifty cents the front
1907 70 each property owner, and will be
N0''n hslfthsi many dollars TO each foot
A''es II Is done. We take it tor granted
'aa' there is not on that square q single
p'0pefty-owner so churlish and small
seu'ed as to refuse to assume his share Of
the expense.
ous citizens may as we'll make up
'ue'' minds to this thing, that no more
money will be voted out of the pockets of
'ne whole people of the city with which
" grade and pave fine streets, such IS
market and Main, upon which so much
money has been expended from time to
ame. Such improvements will hereafter
oe made BY the properly bordering on
them, Just - sidewalks are built.
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THAT portion Of the Hempfeld road
which lies within Washington county,
was again offered at public sale on Wed
resdsy, and the sale WAS again adjourned
until sometime 10 August. This time
there were no bidders. This is the fourth
or fifth time this property has been
offered; the first time it was bid up
to something like $4,000. and at each
subsequent time OF offering the bid was
reduced by one hall until it reached
zero.
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OuR Greenbsck irieni of the Psrkers-
blrg Times ls opposed to the remoneti-
,.,iop Of silver. Hs is not only not 10
favor of the double standard, but he is
no, in favor of even single standard
unless that standard have greenback;
for be declares himself 10 favor of the
dsmonetiz alton OF gold as well as silver {.
THERE'S nothing metallic about thst man.
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THE great strike of railroad employees
that wss to have taken place on the roads
narrated by the Pennsylvania Company,
=, y o'clock on Wednesday, failed to
o,ms of. Some thirty or forty OF the
ma, sctive leaders in trying to promote
cha strike were discharged by the Com
and that is ali there was OF it.
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Marine

NEw YORK, June 2s. - Arrived
Canada, from Havre; Somerset, from
Bristol.
SAN FRASCIsco, June 2S.- Arrived
The Brish ship River Indus from Hull
via Valparaiso; Steamer Australia from
Sydney, bringing the British mail.
Hull, June misunderstanding
Hindoo from New York.
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4 LARGE amount of Washington
county wool Is being shipped to the east
ern msrke:s By wsy of this city. The
Hempfeld trains, both morning aud
evening now come down laden every
dsy with the precious product. The con-
sequence il. large amount Of m )ney has
b,en set saoat by the farmers OF Wash
ington county.
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Rofler ExpI0sion.

PLYMoUr MASS, June 8-Tbe
steamer Lady OF the Lake exploded he'
beiler ,hs afternoon. SiI person; were
severely and perhaps fatally scslded, Al
twelve les dan seroasly. The engineer
Wa. severely scalded. He says there
were eighty pounds OF steam on and
pIenty OF water.
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Base BALL.

GUELPH, OST, June 2S.-Buckeyes, OF
Columbus 3; MspleIests, 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2S.--Indiana-
polls, :; Memphis. 0.
BosTeS, June 2S.-Bostons, 3; Louis
villes, !.
CHICAGO, June 2S.- Chicsgos, 6; St.
Louis, z.
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Fatal Result of u Family feud.

CIsCISSATI, June 2S-Nesr VII
liamsburg, Gran, county, hy- on Tues
day evening, in sn alteration between
Thomas Redd and William Little, broth
ers in-law regarding certain piece o:
land, tue former shot the latter, inf'cs-
ing mortal wound. Little returned the
shot, killing Redd. Attend has existed
for many years between the Redd and
Little families
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sale sof FLOODED stock.

C1yCIyyArI. June 2S.-There was o
very large attendance yesterday 81 A. j.
A!exsnders sale of blooded horses, si
Lexington. The great fes;ure Of the
sale was tho hne yearlings, the get OF the
celebrated horse Lexington. W. ID.
Joh son, OF Nashville, purchased one st
$500. The total amount realized by
IN. sale was Sl5.500,
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EszxEouM, June 2s.-The Russian
column 5000 strong arrived before
Khorasssa in the rear OF the Turkish
centre. Capt Mehne; with his brigsfe
h.s occupied Kuprlkoi 10 The vest ol
Koborsssan. Nine hundred wagons
vi,h ammunition has been cent 70 AeS
nedo camp,
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Fleetwood Park Race

New YosK, June 2s--At Fleetwood
mark to-day, tie tree for all race wAs won
by Hopeful, Fsuchon second, Aloermarie ie
third. ADELAIDE fourth Time, 2:ls:. 2:z2,
2:2li.
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u.-.rknb,e Cnse-

NKw YoRK, June 2s-The afteen
thousand dollars in United States coupon
bonds lost yesterday BY the messenger oi
Stout & Co, have been restored 70 the
owner BY the finder OF the package.
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Arbitrator Appointed

ROME, June 2s.-ArchoishOp Wood,
OF PhIladelpbls, has been appointed ar
bitrs,or in the disputed case OF the do
cese of Pittsburgh and the Ancient Order
of HIbernIsns.
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r.,,nouI,ri. Anniver-ary

CHARLuToS, ). C., June B.-The
nonumeni in honor OF the defenders OF
For, Mouatrie in l776 WA unveiled to-
day, the anniversary Of the battle. The
milItAry display was fine.
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atherlina Acgister.
Cod closed yesterany at lO5t.

D., rsg'acv r"-r". 'rtH b. pGrtt1
,,,.n, an aorthsrty ,c,"ds, ana totoer
ttnperGtsre,
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Interest Paid on Special Deposits,
CAPITAL, Q 900

This Bank Is OrsrniEed and prepared Ia
transact the business OF banking In al .ts
details.
Il succeeds the first National Bank OF
wheeling; IL owned by the same share
holders. aud IN under the same manage.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by a
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out tho United States.
Deposit accounts subject To CHECK
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued paysbi" nn
demand, or NJ fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTOlS:
JuHN X. BUTSFoRD WM. Il. NIAP5os
JACOB >. RHODES, Wa. 4. TURNER,
WM. A. JsErT, JoHs L.. Horns,
A. NJ. ADAAs, u. q. DEWEY,
HENRY ". HARPa my
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II. 4 o. Sleek.

BALrInokI, June S.-At the second
board Baltimore and OHIO stock opened
sales at 97i, advanced 10 sat and closed
- bid, So Asked
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HAYES and GRANT are now both out
IN 4 stsr,ir g tour. They each draw
alto BARSUMs what is it,"
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sE0f superior ESGLlSH Manufactured
and Justly celebrated iOr Elasticity, DuTa'
biIIty and Eyenness Of Point. In Is Nun
HGR
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HnySHr gnnnf.

PEoyIpESCE, June 2s.-The Presideni
ard party lett Boston In special train
st 8 O'Clock Tor Providence.
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BANKS.
d, c. LIST, JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
HENRY X. LIsT, GIBSON LAMB,
wM. A. LET. HARRY ". LISr.
BANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, w. VA.
CAPITAL, 100000

CAflKAL, vlOO,ooo
Stock holders Personally Liable
aud Rs presenting over $500, 900
ECEIVES DEPOSITS AND DlS-
IN counts Paper.
Deals In Gold Silver. GIN snd
Sterling Exchanee.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent parts o
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, state, CITY
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given to collections.
d. c. LIST. hssident.
q. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. EYB0LD, Assis.an. CaIhier.
anlb
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EXCHANGE BANK.

ShEI &OOsOvo
Liability OF stock holders...... 400, zoo
This Bank succeeds TO the business OF the
Merchants National Bank, and deals IN
coin, coupons, commercial paper, and bills
OF exchange.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Collections made on all points anu pro
ceeds promptly remitted. Accounts OF
bankers and bust ness men solicited. stock.
holders liable TO depositors according Ia
the constitution OF The State, the name M
IN National Banks
DlkEI TORS:
J. N. VANCE, SAhL. LAUGHLIN,
HKSRY WALLACE, .. hoRKHkIhKk,
J. q. HOFFMAN, d. GUTaAS,
WV. ELLiNGHAM.
I'm. VANCE, President.
gHAML. LAUGHLIN, Vice Preh
John j. JONES, Cashier
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II

Then even If we charge the
Third district with the whole
Of the 3 10000 1t leaves bal
ance in favor OF the First and
Second districts Of ,025 ,962 IL
And then upon this theory we
must charge them with the
appropriations to the hospi-
tai for the insane, made by
Virginia, Sl2o,0O0, and by the
re.Organized government OF
S7l,00U, in all ......................- $4,000 90
Third district Navigation Co.'S. 2T,si0 W
them ... l,Ol4,l2 81
l commend these figures to the con-
sideratlon o! my friend Mr.. Brsnnon,
and ask him to digest them at bis leisure.
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THE SPENCE RIAN
S r z Ell p e N S

ss'varie;les suited 10 every style Of
writing. For sale oy the trade generally.
A sample Card, containing one each OF
the Fifteen Sumters. by mail, on receipt
OF - cents.
IyIsOE, BLAREAAs. TAYLOR d 90.
~ and 40. Grand street, y.
myts-ozT-3sW
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yrESsA, June G-In Ine Lo--.
Rouse O. RgicbsctSrtz Ministers, the
President said thst 10 offensive or de-
fepsiye alliance With Germany hsd BE- p
refused, bscoQss DO had been ssEed. De
,dd d tia, the governm mt ..stiLi
maintained It's dsclarztion oI neGi'
r,A relations with the torsign povsrs
we're the ssne, and there vhs DO oss;@osSa
for the mobilization oi defensive fsrces
s,Ouh events occur, however. rendering Z
the reinforcement of troop % the
fronner uessss2rY, the gov nm srt rs'
serves 20 IIself the pswer - lake sact.
nsa.urss 70 protsci Ip interest on the
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the presence of the doctor and nurse, and her
self arm steala lovingly round Leans neck,
rs in the old days.
Dear Leah. am here she whispers very
softly.
The heavy lids open, and The dark mystery
Of the wonderful eyes, blurred and scorched
with the lurld fire that Margaret remembers
so well, is turned full upon her
Don't 80 away" Leah whispers, in a
hoarse, exhausted voice. "Thcy are shutting
ne up alone again
Her husband is standing at the foot Of the
bed with hOrror-siricken, wondering face
but she has NJ eyes for him,
1T Is so dark and miserable, Margaret, On'
will be quiet if you stay; DO you hear
The weak voice rises almost TO scream
and Margaret tries in vain to SOothc il.
Yes, dear Leah, | am Margaret Dear
Leah, you know that | love you. Oh, my
poor darling, you know that loye your
The suCcOn, who is standing opposite Mar
garct, shakes his head solemnly as she raise,
her eyes to meet his, and the shadow of death
begins already to steal over the room. Ever
the lips are chill and pallid as Margaret
touches them with her own, and the teverish
grasp of the poor weak hand dies into impO
tence in her warm fingers. The dark tangled
hair falls over the shapely lrow and thick
curved eyebrows Just as 1t used 10 do, and
Margaret does not know, until she is told
that it is yelling the face of the dead. And
there Is no mead for her to pity Leah Ashton
any morc,-Trmple Bar.
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MARGARET.

4 corridor al the end Of one wing Of a large
rambling house in the north OF England, a
barred ~i1GOw, AID clOssd door. In the
passage f4ir-haifed girl, with the light o'
.ndesc-ibabie pity IN her dove-like eyes,
l.neeling upon the boards, and pushing bis
cults and sweetmeais underneath the III. fit
Eng door, which disappeared as fast as they
we're placed there, showing that there were
human hands 10 seize them on the other side
Within, another girl as young as the first
not twenty, ceriainly-groveling on the foo
like wild beast, with dark. dIsheveled hal
almOs, hiding the spark Of insanity that desc
Grated her glorious eyes and deyouring th
precious mOrsels that her visliant PLACED
within her reach with the avldity of huugr,
child. The room in which she cfouched wa
not comioriless, but had evidently been pre-
pared for the reception Of such inmates, an,
the carefully-guarded window and cushionei
walls. showed that the mansion In which
was situated was occupied by one who mad
II the business of his lie 10 receive such ur
iortunates into his professional care. i
plain words, private lupaiIc asylum.
any poor Leahr' Whispered the fair.haire
girl outside, "do YOU know that am her,
and that love your
The soft clear voice was not unheard. fc
Leah raised her head for moment. and 81
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Christian Warriors.

In the Philadelphia Weekly Tines, the Rev.
J. William Jones, the same gentleman, 1t Is
10 be presumed, who has made such interest
Ing contributions 10 the papers published by
the Southern Historical Society, gives chap
ter Of chaplain exercises with Lees army,
which is like leaf oct Of a story of Crom.
wells "lronsides" Jackson, in his earnest
exertious for the spiritual welfare of his men
had at first the cooperation Of ID. II. Hill, L
II. Cobb, A. II. Colquit now Governor OF
Georgia. ]. E. Il. Stuart. W. A. Pendleton, j
b. Jordan (now in the United States Senate.
C. A. Evans, John Pegram and others, and
during the war Ewell. Lougsireet, Hood, Pen
der, II. H. Anderson. Rodes, Paxton, Bell ano
others made professions. Oh the hrst ioui
companies raised in Georgia three were com
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An arteslan well in Ventura county, Cal,
spouts mp fish In a meeting Of the San Fran,
cisco Academy of Sciences, specimens of the
fish, supposed to be trout, were presented.
The well was bored III 1871, and every year
since has thrown out immense quantities Cf
freshly spawned fish in April ana May. The
well is capped, having three twO,inch apert,
ures, from one Of which people were in the
habit Of filling barrels with water for house,
hold uses In that way the fish were discovered.
The cap was removed, and fish were elected
in large numbers. In bucketful one-forth of
the weight of the contents was fish, The fish
are of various sizes, the largest about an inch
IN length. The nearest stream where fish are
found is twenty-five miles away.
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EDWIN n. LEW IsS. Attorney anu COulst. .
T. at Law, Glover IL COOKS Block, ottawa III. apo