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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29
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Regular secretion Essential ,~ Heal

Reg uiar Secretion Essential t~ Health
The regular secretion and flow ofthe gas
tric juices, and of the bile which The use OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promo;es. are
effects which conduce materially 10 the re-
storatiou OF Health. when the system is lis
ord cred Food is not digested in the disrep-
tic stomach because the gastric fuid is def
cient. superabundant or vitiated;-the live
becomes congested and the bowelsconStipat
ed because the supply of bile is inadequs te
or misdirected- The Bitters reetifits ali his
and removes every i'll consequence of non
assimilation and bilious irregularity. FuFth-
ermore. 1t stimulates the action of the kid
neys, by which impurities are, so 10 speak,
strained from the blood, and any tendency
| In the urinary organs 10 grow sluggish and
disordered counteracted. Whether IL be used
as means Of regulating gastric or bilious
secretion, and relieving the Overloaded bow
els, or 10 promote complete, and therefore
healthful, urination, Hoktetter's BItters may
be relied upon with confidence 10 accom-
plish the end in view.
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Amanda Township Letter.
AMANDA, June 26, 1877.

SlOhM.
Mr.. Ed: Quite a heavy storm OF
wind and rain passed over the north
ern part of this township on Monday
evening, and did considerable damage
to the orchards and wheat fields. The
wheat is badly tangled in places, and
a great deal of timber is down in the
woods.
A large number of farmers went to
your city on Saturday to see the show,
and were highly pleased.
The potato bugs are feasting on the
green potato vine;;" let the farmers
give 'em Paris Green and they need
not repine.
The CouTier'S VanIue correspondent
L. c., is in trouble because we have
the largest and best Sabbath School al
Lee Church.
Miss Emma Browns school, in Dis
trict No. 4. closes to day.
A. BUSsICK.
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The Sabbath School Picnic at West In.
dependence.

A correspondent who was present
during the proceedings furnishes as
report from which we learn that the
pic mic advertised to come of in the
grove of A. ]. Martin. on Saturday
last, was a grand affair in all particu-
lars. There were at least a thousand
persons present on the grounds, during
the services. The West Independence
brass band met the Webster delegation
and conducted it to the village where
it was met and escorted to the grove
by the West Independence Sabbath
School, and together made a fine dis
play. The Webster delegation alone
making a procession over half mile
in length
j. W. Gibson was the Marshal of the
Day, and acquitted himself well. The
committee of arrangements were G. A.
Blinn, A. ]. Martin, and John A. Mil
ler, with Jacob Tussing as General
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

pro TEN. House of ofRepresentaiIl
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The patent right man holds as iesi.
innate prey men who though well TODD
are yet always ''too poor to take their
county papers," and they most always
succeed in ''taking them in," for they
are not kept posted on the tricks OF
such gentry as those are who take
and pay for their home papers. 1t was
the same old story:-would he accept
the agency-sell the boilers at S4s,
good thing, make large pAy-$1O on
each boiler, and pay when the boilers
were sold. Yes, he would. All that
was required then, was for him to sign
a contract to that effect. So he did,
and by and by after he had accepted
the boilers along came a note for 1924
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Vanlue Letter.
VANLUE, O., June 9Th, 1877.

VANLUE, o., June 9Th, 1877.
The Theatrical performance. (enti
tied Ten Nights in a Bar-room'O on
the evening of the 18th, was a success,
financially and otherwise. The house
was filed to OVERLOOKING and to judge
from the number of boquets thrown
upon the stage, the audience was vel
pleased. The stage Appearances were
i'll excellent taste, for which thanks are
due to the manager. Mr. Amos Funk
Mr.. F. having resigned DR.. Wilson vas
then chosen to fill his piece The
troupe will play again on the evening
of the 4th, at Shuler's Hall. Come and
see them, and we are positive you viii
go home feeling well repaid for the
time spent.
\ wedding in town on the 10th. We
offer our sincere congratulations, and
may the happy couple, as they journey
adown the stream of time, enjoy all
the blessings usually bestowed on NOR
tails.
Our friend, Mr.. Daniel Gilbert, (P.
NJ has been seriously i'll with heart
disease, but We are happy to say is now
convalescent, and will soon be able 10
attend to business.
Rev. Eastman delivered practical
and interesting sermon at the U. b.
Church on the 2lth inst.
Rev. Dustman preached most ex-
celIent sermon on the afternoon of tile
24th. He proposes attending "Com
mencement' at Whittenberg College
Situated at Springfield) this week. We
wish him a pleasant time.
The Band of Hope intend having u
picnic in the Lutheran Church yard
on next Saturday afternoon under the
supervision of Mrs. Wilson. The peo
pie are expected to meet at the church
at 5 P. NJ. The programme is very in
teresting. The children have chosen
their speakers, and a general good time
is expected. Everybody is cordially
invited to come and bring their bask-
cts.
Our Sabbath Schools are fourishing
finely, owing, no doubt, to the effiic-
iency of our teachers.
Mr. Irvan Leader is erecting a hand
some residence ON The south side OF
Railroad street, and Madame Rumor
says that when it is completed that
Findlay will lose one of her fair daugh.
ters, and her loss will be our gain.
Mr.. Wall Siddall will lecture on the
subject of temperance on next Satur.
day, at the Lee Church, southwest oi
this place.
We noticed Ezra Brown and j. G..
Beitler, two of Findlay's lawyers in
town on business, last week.
We have been informed that Milton
Gray OF your city, ,contempIates meet.
ing With the temperance ladies of this
place, on next Sabbath afternoon, at
8 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing
a Bible Society. Come out one and
all and help in this laudable enterprise,
for it is worthy of your best efforts.
We bent agoing away to see the 4th
this time. We be agoin TO stay at
home. The "Boys" expect to have a
grand time on that day. "JUsTUs."
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Runaway.

As Mr.. Louis Burner, wife and two
small children were out riding, on Sun.
day last, and when going east ON Cen
ter street IN North Findlay, the horse
attached to the buggy became fright
ened, ran away and one of the shafts
breaking the buggy was upset, throw
ing all the party to to the ground, but
not seriously iniuring any of them. II
was a narrow escape for all concerned.
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Pulpit Filled

The Congregational society of this
place have succeeded in effecting ar
rangements with Rev. ID. F. Davis, OF
Ciucinnf ii, IL graduate of Washington
College, TO supply their pulpit t 'r -.
ensuing year. He will coruiueu;,- iIi,
duties here on Sunday next, and regu-
lar services may be expected thence
forth during the year.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

The Committee OF Arrangements fol
the grand celebration to take place OF
Wednesday next, have about complet
ed all the details for the occasion, am
below We append the
PROGRAMME OF ExERCIsEs.
4 salute Of IS guns at sunrise.
Forming of procession of Military
and Firemen at $50 \. ". on Mair
Street, under command of Col. James
A Bope and assistants.
Grafton by w. II. Whitley, in the
Court House yard, after the procession.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence by Robert Redick.
Singing by the Findlay Glee Club.
Climbing of Creased Poles commence
at II 80 A ". Poles will be erected
at the following places: In front oi
Davis Opera House; in front of Old
White Corner; in front of DIR. Cas-
block. Judges-John Davis, John
Adams, John Eaton, DR.. ]. c. Spencer
BENZ. Kimmons and Moses Louthan.
Wheelbarrow Races at 1 p. NJ, be
tween Main Cross and Railroad Streets.
Judges-Alf. GRADER, Seth Markle, w.
Louther aud John Lindsay.
Foot Race at 1 80 P. NJ, bstween
Main Cross and Cory Streets. Judges
WIN. Norris, VIM. McKinnis, A. E.
Marvin and E. r. Schoonover.
Band Contest at 2 p. NJ, in Court
House Yard Judges. b. Huffman,
Charles Heinz, Albert Bo her, E. b.
Phillips and Parlee Tritch.
Sack Race at p. NJ, between San.
duSky and Hardin Streets. Judges
DIR. Long, ID. Joy and Frank Karst, Jr.
Tub Race at 4 80 p. NJ, on River,
above he dam. Judges-Sam Huber
John Decker and Ed. Schwartz.
Bas: Ball Match on Davis field at 1
=. M- The Clabs to agree On Umpire,
Fire Works commence at 500 p. ".
Parties wishing to enter in the CON
tests will report at the store Of c. D.
Hall & Co., by 10 A. NJ, July 4th.
THE TUB RACE.
This will be one of the grand feat
uses Of the afternoon, and will take
place above the dam at 4 430 sharp.
Following is list of the entries. the
names of the tubs and the coIors of
tho contestants.
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Pocket Picked.

During the show procession on Sat
urday morning last, lady had bel
pocket picked by some of the roughs
who were attracted to the city by the
show. Fortunately she had ''done hel
shopping" and there were only between
two and three dollars in it. 1t was the
only instance of pocket picking we
heard of, although there were number
of pick-pockets about. They, however,
kept in the background, knowing they
were being shadowed.
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or SzjG, (both amounts were mentioned
to Us. and when !ie didn't under
stand it and wouldn't pag. &c, >" out
came a contract for 50 many boilers,
without any condition in regard TO pay
ing for them when sold. We don't
give the name Of the victinized party.
because he felt so bad about it. But
again We say to farmers one and all
have nothing 10 do with those barna
cles, but when You want anything buy
it OF some respectable dealer.
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Put.ir-Bay Excursion,

The only excursion of the season TO
the Islands will be run on July 4th, on
the Lake Erie and Louisville r. R.. to
Fremont and thence by tie splendid
new steamer ''R. b. Hayes" Train
leaves Findlsy at 5:25 A. NJ. The fare
tor the round trip, Findlay to the Is
lands and return has been set at the
very low rate of $500. Remember,
this is the last opportunity of the sea
son to visit the Bay and Islands of Lake
Erie.
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DISEASES HKRxrnroRK 1Ncnn . N =

DISEASES HERETOFORE INCuRABLR,
such rs Disease, Diabetes,
de Es. Catarrh. Calculus,
6r6o Kheunatism, Dyspepsia,
Piles, and those of the Heart, Blood,
Live-, Skin, Kidneys, Bladder, Pros.
tate Gland, Premature Debility, Nerv-
GUS Exhaustion, Lost Vitality in Man.
hood, are all cured by the use of from
two to six bottles of DIR. s. ID. Howe's
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier. r
Sold by ]. II. Decker, Druggist ,s5 Main
Street Sole Agent for Findlay and MI
blanchard, O., c,--c ---i 49, s
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Fourth of july.

The Lake Erie ard Louisville r. r.
will sell Special Round Trip Tickets at
Excursion Rates on July 4th, from all
stations to all stations; good on all
trains. and good on returning July 5th.
Buy tickets, otherwise full fare will be
collected.
An excursion will also be run on the
above date to Put in Bay and return
at cery loso rates. Look out for pos
ters which will he out soon.
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I. o. o. F. Election.

Golden Rule Encampmen No. 81
has elected the following officers fol
the ensuing six months:
Cpl. N Cherry.
II. Pm. NJ. Saylor.
s. VS.. H. Critics.
j. W-Wm. Reindmund.
The above officers will be installed
Friday evening, July 18th, by ]. A.
Pittsford d. d. G.. p.
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Pioneers Pic-Nic.

The committee having the Pioneer
Picnic matter in charge, met a few
days ago, and concluded to hold the
picnic in the grove about tive miles
west of town on the North side of the
Blanchard, Thursday, August 23d.
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EVERY farmer that has used Wall
aces National Hog Powders to help
fatten their hogs say that they work
like charm, and every dollar you in
vest in them makes you ten dollars.
Ii you don't believe it try them.
For sale by Long & Ward, South End
Druggists, Cass' Block. 1w
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Clear thought and vigorous action
depend npon that perfect condition of
system resulting from pure blood.
When symptoms provocative of dull
ness and inactivity present. themselves,
then use at once DR.. Bulls Blood Mix-
ltars. --yo FA1Ea
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Decorate.

We believe it is the general intention
to decorate on the coming Fourth.
Main Street should put OH its holiday
attire and look its best.
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THE best argument that can be used
in favor of "Lawsons Curative" is that
il is used by physicians of eminent
skill Ia their profession, and can al
ways be relied upon as q safe, simple
and effective cure for the many di
seases referred to in the advertisement.
w. II. HAVEN, Agent.
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Butterick's Ready Cut Pat
FERNS, with all the instruc
|tions furnished on the out
lside. at The Ladies Store.
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. 7
I Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the FORE
going Is n true copy of an act therein named.
passed by the General Assembly of The State
of Ohio, on the 9Th day of april, A. ID. 1877.
taken from the original rolls on file in this
office.
In Witness Whereof have hereuntO sub
scribed my name, and affixed the
TsEALl Seal of this ONCE at Columbus, the
9th day OF April, A. ID. lS77.
MILTON BARNES,
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Silksi SILKSI Silks

Black Guos Grain Silk, warranted all
silk. as cents per yard up to $500 per
Iyard-full fifty cents per yard cheaper
than last year.
Fancy dress Silks 75eents per yard
and upwards.
The largest stock, best assortment,
aud lowest prices.
old White Corner.
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L adies' Linen Suits.

All styles, from the BEST to the
CHEAPESr. Also the Goods to make
them, with Trimmings TO match.
Old White Corner.
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EaucY Goods.

% III =. lall- = ls-s8@ {.
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Dr.. S, D. HoWe'S
MILK CURE

Cures Colds,
Cures Group,
Cures Coughs,
Cures Quinsy,
Cures Catarrh,
Cures Pleurisy;
Cures Influenza,
Cures Bronchitis,
Cures Hoarseness,
Cures Pneumonia,
Cures Sore Throat,
Cures NIGHT Sweats,
Cures Whooplng Cough,
Cures Bleeding of the Lungs
And Consumption.
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Composed of White Lead, Zinc, Lin.
seed Oil and Dryer, mixed ready for
use, in fifty shades and colors, at Heck
& Chamberlin's Hard ware Store. Clio
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To-dau,s Grain .Harksf.

frNpLAY. Ohio, June 2s, 1877.
Wheat, New Mol. 81 80
81 2. 1.40Il.
Corn: shelled, 4Oc
Oats, white, &c, ....
Oats, mixed, 27e Ts5 ai ssial ss'5-
The above prices are paid to-day by G.
W. MYERS. at tbe L. z. & L. Ry. elevators
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bfn PARSOLS to be sold cheap.
OUu New colors in stockings for
a lies and children, Silk Handerchiefs,
Blk Ties, Lace Collars, Collars and
Cuffs, Ernbroideries, Fans, Busksts
hnd Satcheis, at
old White Corner.
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First Premiums at seventy six State
Fairs in seventy-six months. is the
record of the Nellis Harpoon Hay
Fork, sold by Heck & Cha,nberlin.
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FIREWORKS.

The fireworks will be of decidedly
high order, having descriptive nieees
of great beauty. With u view of let
ting people from a distaLce know what
they may expect, we append Il list of
pieces purchased with the prices an
nexed:
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To the Public.

/ will say to my country friends. and
former patrons, ,that-notwithstandine
bains have been taken by eERTAIsPxR
boas e Gfye cirsa ahtien 70 The econtrary
~ Nfn' ride to the cohntry and ne
pond TO all calls when not otherwis'
Professionally engaged with city. prac
ice. e.. "a a. HURD, II. ID.
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local Dradafe Harket.

FIEDLAY, o., June 2s, 1877.
Chickens, $500 per doz.
Eggs, 10@u cents.
Butter. S@l2cents-
Hides, green, G@6i cents.
Hides, dry, 8 cents.
Calf green, 10cents- le IgE D. & .sE
Sheep Pelts, 25c@75c. ..ss .--.
Tailow cents.
Lard sos cents.
Flax seed, 81 25
Rags. IL cents.
Dccswax, % cents.
Timothy Seed 81 so per bu.
Clover Seed l0@l2cts per pound.
Potatoes Sl-c0@1. .50per bu.
Dried apples 3@3tcts per fb.
Wool, 3G@i2 cts per pound.
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|Ready-Ma5e Shirts.

Warranted to fit. Also new things II
Ties. Gloves, Collars, Cuffs. &c. -
Satchels, Trunks. &c &c. s11s
old White Corner.
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Did you Ever

Well, if you didn't, now is the time 10.
/ The BLUE GLASS HAT is the nObbiest
and best. Get it by all means at EB-
| LINGS. 3tf
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Old White Corner.

BEFORE you buy your Boots and
Bhoes, call on III. g. Darling, as he
|has the largest, best aud cheapest
ktock in town. EBa SO
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We duplicate the prices OF responsible
houses in the largest cities. on job
Work. Give us Call.
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Ladies' desiring a nice arti-
ele in Complexion Pow der
will find it at
The Ladies' Store.
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ooILi6 up.
Allpersons knowing themselves indcbt-
ed TO John Adams S Co., by either note
or book account, will please call and settle
up imediately. JOHN ADAMS & Co.
34-tf
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TarrieG.

DEWITT-SANDERS-On the 23d
inst, by Rev. R. H. Hollyday, at his
music store in Findlay, Mr.. Washing
ton ]. Dewitt and Miss Calie Sanders.
MARVIN-BURK-On the 26th, by
Rev. c. 8. Sprecher, at the residence
of the brides parents, James L. Mar
vim and Maggie NJ. Burk, all of this
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Miss Sarah E Redick is giving lessons
on Piano and Organ-terms reasonable,
inquire of X ii Holiday, at music store,
Odd Fellows Block.
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Wedding Outfits.

You will find goods bought expressly
Old White Corner.
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old White Corner.
SHUCK g. BROWN.

Bring your boys with you. We can
l6t them in Clothing from 3 years old
and upwards, at --- -@s
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FRESH WHITE LIME at KIlns; alsc
st +. Karst & Sons. p -.-Tsa .
45tf "a E. BARND.
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White Vests.
From IL to So. so. at Z .s4F e
Old White Corner.
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Muruhv Hat

~ ply A0t, q. -
Both good and Cheap and the latest
hing out kBLdNG has them. Go to
ieloceon Hall Building ana buy. 3tf
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Plenty of Fresh Millinery
Goods at The Ladies Store.
63S
The Best Dressed M an in to Wn
Buy their Clothing at
Old White Corner.

A LARGE variety of Mems and Boys
Shoes, both heavy and light at aston
ishingly low prices, at Dariing's. SO
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|Sprinp STYLES.

EBLING has them all, not only in
Clothing, but in Hats, Caps, Furnishing
Goods, &c, and at prices so low you will
be astonished. Call in. 3tf
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SHAKER PAINT.

MKNs' Plough Shoes, buckle and lace
at 81 G5 a pair, at Darling's. SO.
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A FULL assortment of Ladies and
Misses Slippers and Walking Shoes. al
DarliDg's. SO
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All the new styles and colors in
Lawns, White Dress Goods Cashmercs,
Grenadines, Boinoazines. Alpaccas,
&c. at old White Corner.
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ghe geftersoniail

Findiay, Ohio, June 29- 1871
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EAGLE EMILLs-wHEATMARKET.
FIgDLAY, o., June %, 1877
IoralBnsiress Mofiees

McCoSsELL & ROCKWELL
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0lack ana Colored six gloves,
And all kinds of Cotton Gloves
AT OLD WHITE CORNER.
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| Settle Up.

25 cent Slippers, at Darling's. SO
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Six Button Kid Gloves,
Three Button Kid Gloves,
Two Button Kid Gloves.
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Union School Teachers

the following appointments for the en-
suing year: