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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20

There will be fifth Sunday in July.
The peculiar significance Of this lies in the
fact that all Sunday Schools are urged to
give their collections on that day to the
Ohio Sabbath School Union, to aid the
unsectarian, undenominationa Society in
organizing the work in all the counties of
the State and in establishing schools in all
destitute places. Superintendents and
Treasurers can remit 10 Mr.. w. NJ. REID,
Treasurer of the Ohio s. S. Union, Bucy-
rus, o. The Union has no saIaried officers
and asks pecuniary aid to exiting uish a
diminished debt, involved for mission work
--oi only about thousand dollars-and
to carry on future operations. 1t also asks
all Christians, of any and all denomina-
tions, either to cooperate with officers and
members in organizing County Unions and
establishing schools in all destitute locali-
ties, or to do it independently.
This statement is made by g. NJ. NIGH
OILS, Chairman Ex-Com. Ohio S. s. Union.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20

The proceedings of the Wood County
Democratic Convention, held at Bowling
Green on Saturday last, will be found else,
where. 1t will be seen that the Convention
instructed its delegates to vote for Mr..
CLARK MCDONALD, for Senator, and Mr..
II. II. DoDoE for Judge OF Common Pleas,
80 long as they were candidates If Dem
ocrats are to Gil these Offices we should be
pleased to see these gentlemen successful,
but in the Senatorial District, at least, we
believe there Is an insnrmountable barrier
in the way. Should Mr.. DODGE get the
nomination it would be equivalent to an
election, ii the Republicans fail as they
have heretofore to make a nomination.
The Toledo Democrat says his nomination
would be an honor to the Democrats Of the
District, and it is about right.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20
s. II. FirRcHILD,)
D. c. PELToS, Com.
J. Il. TYLER,

Mr. w. II. Anderson moved TO amend the
report of the Committee upon delegation
to the Judicial Convention so as to allow
every Democrat present at the said Conven-
ton to act Ms delegate The said motion,
after discussion, was lost, and the report OF
the Committee adopted.
The Committee on Senatorial Delegates
reported the following names:
Weston, Sanford Baldwin; Webster, Rob-
ert Fenton; Milton, o. II. Jones; Middle.
ton, NJ. G. Wetmore; Jackson, Joseph Dur
lint; Plain, Chris. Lehman; Bloom, II. II.
Fackler; Center, r. s. Lease; Washington,
Joel Foote; Perrysburg,. Andrew Roach |;
Perry, Nathan Hatfield; Lake, b. Magin.
MS; Portage, l.. Besanson; Ross, Jerome
Smith; Freedom, r. Slater; Troy, Jerome
McCutcheon; Montgomery. VIM. Bryant !;
Henry, HIP Eaton; Liberty, Daniel Mercer
r. s. LEASE.
II. THORNTON, Com.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20

The Democratic State Convention will
be held at Columbus, on Wednesday next.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20
statement of Home Fire Ins. Co.

AUDITORS OFFICE. WooD Co.. .O.,l
Bowling Green, July 18Th, 1917.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

TEE Democrats Of Ohio seem to have
gained even greater victory than was
at first believed. Republicans now con-
cede the State to the Democrats by $4,000
to 10000 majority, and il may even be
greater than the latter figures. In the
legislature the Democrats will have
majority of not less than forty on joint
ballot, thus securing Democratic UNI.
ted States senator to succeed Stanley
Matthews, the present Republican sena-
tor. All honor TO the Ohio Democracy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
THE OHIO ELECTION.

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY PROBABLY $4,000
TO 30,000-THE LEGISLATURE DEMO
CRATIC.
COLUMBUS, Oct. l0.-There is scarcely
any excitement to learn definite figures
Of yesterdays election. Both committees
concede that Bishops majority will be
between 1900 and 5000. The Demo-
cratic committee claims that the Demo-
Gratis win have between 20 and 30 on joint
ballot In the general assembly, and the
Republican committee does not dispute
this claim.
The Republican committee have recei.
we'd very little news to-day. and
all political information has to
be obtained from Democratic
headquarters. The Democratic state
committee up TO this time have what are
called official returns from just one-half
OF the counties of the State, and these
show net Democratic gain, over the
vote of last year, Of 1885. Taking this
az basis, they claim that Bishops ma.
jority can not fall below -. 900, and they
think that the full official count will give
him Is, 600 or 10000 majority. In th'
absence of definite information the Re
publican committee concede Bishop
election by Is, 000.
The Democratic committee figures o.
the general assembly as follows: In tn
houeastl,a novnocrafs will have az MON
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
Nh. HARTzELL il now in Washington,
whittier he has gone 10 work for Mr..
Morrison for the speakership.
TIE elections In France take place on
Sunday next The result will no doubt
be victory for the Republicans.

THB fight for the speakership OF the
house OF representatives is becoming
lively. Randall. Morrison. Sayler, Cox,
Blackburn and Goode, all anxious for the
position. have arrived in Washington to
look after their chances. 1t is hard to
tell who will DO the successful man, but
at present 1t is believed that Randall has
the largest following Of supporters. ltis
not unlikely, however, that combination
will be formed by which Randall will be
laid on the shelf and some one OF the
other candidates elected.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
GRAlNIN ELEVATORS ANDY WARE.
HOUSES,
chicago Journal, %

ihCdgo dOurtili I".
Chicago elevators, as per official lie
turns. contain $50, 23j bushels Of wheat;
~, 30 bushels OF corn; 3SJ, i'll bushels
of oats; l0l ,3j3 bushels of rye, ana jJ,
lO4 bushels OF barley, making a grand
total of 3,G9l,3i3 bushels, against $780,
273 bushels one week ago, and i,-l,O'>
bushels at this period last year.
Milwaukee warehouses are stored
with 3sS.l29 bushels Of wheat, jj.Si2
bushels OF corn, 1885, bushels OF oats:
%, 223 bushels OF rye, and Isl, 'S9 bushels
of barley.
New \ ork AMI Brooklyn warehouses
contain 2sS, saS bushels OF wheat, 2,9I5,-
saS bushels OF corn, 1875 bushels OF
oats. Is, j2G bushels Of rye, G9,o45 bushels
of barley, and 80, lGG bushels OF malt.
Grain in sight in the states and
Canada September 90, 1871: Wheat
:. As. $40 bushels; corn, ll,23S,3lS bush
els: oats. 1892 ,o6S bushels: rye, so A.
bushels: barley, .4s9, Sj3 bushels.
Exports last week from the leading
seaboard ports include 3,IGG barrels o
pork, 5.32S ,0O4 pounds OF bacon, 3.1>J,'
III pounds of lard. 81, jl7 barrels OF flour
l,G2j.s43 bushels OF wheat, 1,2i2,jS-
bushels Of corn, and lj4,0il bushels OF
rye
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
Ne. 33T.
Notice for Publication.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, on the 2o,h
day Of September, A. ID. 1871, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy wa. issued against the estate Of Henry IL
payson and Ferdinand T. Canda, Of Chicpgo, In
the County % Cook and State Of Illinois, who have
been adjudged Bankrupts on their own Petition,
tina, the payment Of any debts aLd the deli very oi
any property belonging to such Bankrupts, TO the m
OF for their use, and the transfer Of any property by
them, are forbidden by Law: Tina, a meeting u
the Creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their BITS
and 10 choose more Assignees Of their rs ,cs
will be held at a court Of Bankruptcy TO be no len
at the Office OF II N. Hibbard, No. 80 La s lie
Street, In the city Of Chicago before Homer y. II b.
bard Esq Register, on the 9Th day Of October,
A. ID 1917, nj 10 O'Clock m, by order Of Court,
no personAl notice by mail. will he given to any
Creditors whose claim does no, exceed $50 90.
JESSE s. ilILpkuP, U, s. Marshal,
Messenger.
Judd and WhtehouSe, Attorneys.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

IMPORTANT JUNCTION EFFECTED-GEN.
0OURYo-THE CoRREsP0NDENTs-NAv.
Al DlsAsTER.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Correspondent with
Chevket Pasha's headquarters telegraphs
from Radowirzq near Plevna under date
Of Monday as follows: Our army occup
ies Telische and to-day effected ajunctlon
with Osman Pasha who took up posi-
taon on the heights Of Dubrick. There
has bean no fighting on the way hither
sxoept trihing cavalry skirmish on tn.
plain Of Lukovitza. The Russians, who
were encamped there. fed on our m,
proach. We hope to arrive at Pleyna 10.
morrow. Reconnaissance In sny direc.
tion haye tailed to discover single Rus
aiAn.
GEN. OoURko.
A Bucharest special says Gen. Gourko
with eleyen regiments OF cavalry, ant
eight batteries Of horse artillery, starte,
On mid 70 Sofa By way Of Tirnova AM
Sslvi. -Four cavalry regiments OF the
guard viii join him On route.
The same correspondent says In conse'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
CHAECERY NOTICE
,e Of Illinois, county Of Alexander

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
term, 4. D. ls1i.
Rachel Thor pson ". John II. Thompson. Bill
Tor divorce m chaacery.
AFFIDAVIT Of the non.TesiCcnCe Of John III
Thompson the defendant above named hay.
ing been fled in the Office Of the clerk q said
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice ~ hereby
given % the said nap-raidsnt defendant, that the
complainant filed her b.l Of Complaint in said
court % the caancery side thereof the 18Th day oi
september, a. d. lG7, and that summons
thereapon issued out u said court against said de-
fendan,, returna5le on the first Monday Of jan
uary \. ID. 1915, a. IS by law required Now,
therefore, unless you, II. said John II. Thompson
shah personally be and appear before the said cir
cult court Of Alexander county on the first day o
the next term thereof. to he holden q, the eOur
house in the city Of Cairo, in said county, on Ii,
first Monday oiJanuary 4 u. 1873, and plead
answer Of demur TO the said complainlnts bill 0
complainant, the same, and III. matters and thing,
therein charged and stated, viii he taken as con-
fessed, and decree entered against you accord.
Ing 10 the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, CLERK.
wiwl Cairo, Ills, Sept mber 18Th, A. d. 1877.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

their saliva, Good Lord deliver rs
From being ehewel up like tobacco
Good Lord deliver lis
From the elevation OF their enormous
feet on our table, Good ord deliver u''
From the coming Of young lanFees,
Good Lord deliver u.s.
To the attention Of this last prayer, we
ask you 10 hear us
Our father, etc. don't let ne fall on Their
finger nails.
on all else, don deliver lis to them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
For Coroner.

We are authorized 70 announce HenTY Stout a.
ssnadate for corouer CT Alexander county, q; the
e!eslea 70 be he'd Nov. 9Th, IssI.
We zre sn,horiIed to announce Richard t'.k-
gerald n 8 candidate for CorUt.=g OF Ale12aGeE
ceRnty EI.ctlon. Nov. Csh, ls11.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
OH BULLETIN.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
county Judge,

=, s.nda.ts lar the oftee CT CountY Judge u
An rAndss ssaniy, al the ensuing Ss'smesF, ls0i
slsseeR.
We are authorize 10 anrennes Reuben S. fee1m
of CAIN, - a candidate Tor he otee o. COZ, "
Nae q Asxsntsr county. Election tr't Tuesday
Kxatrrhnr ISL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

quence OF restrictions placed by Russians
on the movements OF correspondents a
number Of those with the army before
Plevna has been reduced from sixty to
two, q number Of English and Russian
correspondent: having recently been or
dered TO quit.
THE CogETsr0NDENTs.
The tact Is the authorities are
endeavorIng to keep the state
OF the army secret. Eye.wltnesses
tell me that soldiers. In
the present severe Weather, are lying on
the bare earth. The hospitals are choled
with woundea and alex who pass the
Danube By thousand cart-loata 1T a
lime.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
For County school sup.riniendent.

We are authorized to announce Mrs. =. a: lay
lor As a candidate for reelection 70 the office OF
seanty school superintendent, at the election 10 he
held November 0ih, ls17.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
ANAYAL cArAsrnoPHr.

a Galatz special says al engagement
took place on Sulina. at the mont II the
Danube, on Tnegday, between !4 ian
and Turkish steamer. The latter plod'
ed and sank with all hands.
A Galatz special says a passenger yes
sci from ST. Georges mouth Of the Dan.
ube bound Tor Tnlchn. accidentally
struck q Russian torpedo and blew up
with all hands. This iS possibly the
origin oi the report Of naval battle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

Were authorized . anacunce A. J. Ada a.
. ea-didzfe Tor tAe oEc. Of County IT-aEaFer n
Ale1xs6-s County. Election, Tuesdzy, NoSe'at~F
81, Is7..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
NOTICE

NOTICE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,,
Alexander County. iB8,
In the County Court Of said county, Novenbes
Term, a. ID. In.
August Watermelon, Admin
istrator Of the estate Of
Frederick Waormeier, de-
deceased,
vs. Petition to fell
Lima Watermelcr, Emile Teal Property.
WateiIneier, and Emma
Wattrmeier, miuor heirs
ana Lima Watermelon, the
guardian Ol saId minor
heirs.
Affidavit Of the on-residencapf Lima Wat
efiheier, widow, Emile Watermeier, anu I'm
Hia "h,tIlheier minor harb, anu
I'm Ina Natermeler, guardian iof
.hn minor Leln Of said estate OF FREDERICK
Watenneier, deceased, the defendants aboy.
named having been fled IN the ONCE 0i tha
clerk Of said county court; Notice u hereby
sVen TO the sad defendants that the petitioner
nled bis petition In said court in probate thereof
on the 9Th day Of September. a. ID. 1917, 10 sci
the following real property of the estate Of
rieueflcS Watermeier, deceased, 10 pay III G
debts Of said estate situate In said county OF
hleNauder state Of illinois, to.wit-s0uth thres
iourths Of northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter OF section thirty-siX township lb,south
Of range west of third principal meri ian'
containing about thirty acres, and that sum
mons thereuDon issued o ut Of said court againat
said defend ants returnable on the second Monday
Of November, lsI7, az Is by law required;
NOW therefore. unless you the SAID uelenu-
an's shall personally be and appear before tht
sara county court Of Alexander county on
IN, ilrst day Of the November term A. ID ls'7,
IN ieoL 10 be holden In the city OF caro- IN
SAID county ,on the second Monday OF Noveinb. :
AID. ISL, and plead, answer or deilar 70
matters and tGings charged therein and stated,
Will be taken a. confessed, and decree entered
according 70 the prayer Of said petition.
SAMUEL j. HUMM, County Clerk.
lIAnals II. BLACK. Sol'r for CompLt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

CONGRESS meets on Monday next. Oc-
tober 18th.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12

the best concentrated healing properties,
Quickest scientific arts for pain relief most
combined medicated necessities, as linl-
ment for man and Beast, ever introduced
for public benefit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-03
Oathsrins~ ~ Ne Wassl1s.

Tho hing of Dshosssy weas~ :
swallow tail coat buttonsa up q ~
back. That manass II dswsutns =
not q had one Tor Q man vhe kas -
vest.
"whom 10 yoa khs bs~i, Aunl
Jaas or Amt Masyr' asksd : lloooe
miss. "Oh, Aust Mary. II se~sus,
= 'eaass q: ~: ! lassps 'hs sseA'ss - N
Jeha Maaspsk's ggeatospn1)A.
tAsr's Dihle h oes q N ssslCn -
In the Old eouth oeo)oe1tea q ~
tiquitiss. III ~ yeon -, -
ofths ianoas Dreeekes e61t1us. =
called irom ths seventh vpsuo = ~
third chapter u 0soeels. whl1k
reads ~ follows, " "Ihea - evss =
them both wsss spsae1. 81 ~
knew thae they were noho1. -
thsy sswed ogs-tese 1ooSoe toruo>m.
and naa<le tAeueslsoD bpu5c&m
King Jansss vesuiea - \ ssoruooo. =
al never esuld, !" NJ ~ ~ =.
Or evening". whils 49, wnn unouonI1nn
TIE wriahlss out u NJ esguhnna -
The daintisst anass lhal vuso } r161
ring. al nsvss eoald lsso1 - p
Mr.. Bsnnstt tsse1e1 ~. -,
I" Asd why r - anAei. 49, z
he said. sod u wae eviAeel ~ -
effort waa cansin9 Mn lnooosD go
"besases, dEeoan u ~ ~. Z 80
100 mach reepeet los ~ louo r
Aght . iswsl." %" usa - 49, p
and told hss 1n1Aes - poonno orr11
u, - thsre appseeol - - 60
tAlng ~ uaess vloA Ao0up1, ~
Sho0gA - sou11 hor11v ~ o>r1~1
u, b1s w. dsulss bopo1 : 49, r.
heaA - sesGb1 = eun q oo()m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-03

safer and throwing her sr.ns arounsl
his neck the bravo girl burst inte
happy tears.
The sheriff and HE posse Of men
held the landlord and his coaisslsr-
stes in q vice-liks grasp, whIls Car.
rio related the adventures oe her
perilous ride.
AFTER I leit the harm, I led Tommy
10 a fence. I'll unsal lhlssl, spsase %
him. wound my arms tisktly orsnna
hi nsek. and vhlsporud a. IN.
lnxr - 60. y 80 - Z
4 Up and down, over t6e lsoeoa ro0al
We went! NV arms felt like Ice. I
thought I should certainly freeze.
and after what seemed 10 be On
age Of cold and pain and missry, We
dashed into the main street Of s..
Az We came mp In front Of the tavern
the stage drove up, and The inmate.
rushed 10 nv assistance. I must
have been almost inxensible. Tor !
had 10 be carried In by tho laasllor,
I was given warm drinks until I fully
recovered. and was able % relate
my story. told my suspicious and
my fears, and this gsntisman - here
Carrie paused and turning 10 q ans
looking man nesr her---snd, 'n1r.
James, by his ready belief in what I
told. and his energy and spisit In
srousiug the sheriff aud his men hes
been tho main causs In bringing ss-
sistancc.'
Mr.. Spencer grnsped the young
mans hand. aud thanked him.
'You. plan succcesled admirably.
Carrie ne said; and sdvaneiag 70
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-03

fooe.
II failure ee eli NsrsA Pole
sxle6ltlsss 10 dlsssvss NE -
cseo - NJ Arctic reeioa - s(iuu-
lett NJ Assouautis hssisly oi l'uvls
g enmpt - Asetis hslDeoo vsysss.
u9apuvo6sots 10 lks nsl O. 0ay s!pcos.
= = - mCoo Su&sovoGn1o - Ivo-
- V1Doh rpQtoa q euunnlnG -
reD1he, whlsA pssvssls ~ sssaps
os - Isea ths 6slleoa 10 sssh . d.
~ osee u y ssppossd u b qulls
1ee.e1e 10 eoestvact . lalIoea which
~ hst ? Tires sssslhs' vsyage. An.
ceAes sdvsata0s n he alisssss Of
deslaeus IN ths Nerhssn ssaioss.
y " halloea leaves 10 NE ssames
lsas. The saa will illumisass ths
hssseas dsrisg The whsls tsip. Thea
49,, We pefmaasney In ths airoe-
sses ~ ths winds aro1sd ths regions
os W North Pole would ~ another
Iease 10 favor u the trip 10 The North
'oIs ever that across The Atlasiic.
The - q ths proposed balioea 10
.se1 ~ about 70. 90 Guido metres.
y y calculated N carry tea men,
thvee nsesths' psovisseas, apast from
ehs ballast. Q number II iss(ssmsm,s,
o. .sshcs. snd drAsgisg rope, which
WI lessh The esousd. sHosld ths
eolIsea sisk tco ssar ths earth. An
seuso@oas arrangement be- slso bssa
nede 70 prevent The lalloes from
s!aisg higher than 100 snslrss. or
etsa . 30 ieei. TIE boat sf ths
belleoa 10 10 be linsd With shsepshiss,
eed hsatsd With iamps, - shoald Uhs
te.pesstass given fall 10 - deavsss
l.s,su ssro. ostsisls. u will bs Ave
degsoes sbevs ssro inside. A vssssl
= 70 sassy The mea, ths hAllooa, esd
the iagssdlsnts Tor TIE mssuiaesu esurs of
~ sersssssy smouat II zee, 10 shout,
~ svveatssath degree ef latitude.
IT, vii leave Q trip oi sl,out mo
Min lo the North t'ols fos ths bal.
loes - aeeompiiah. aud the voyage
eeeW end hack could 10 made witkIa
tWss(y days. Evssythsas, however.
hts - vrspsssd isr . Tell three
9ssaes' TIP. TIE sslssrsias = ssss,.
~ peuswal intsrpst smsossl Ne
e.1eselas wsa es ksrupsl su1 = =.
- - ef tbe moe@ WonuoovoUl
esnsees ever ccssstvs1 y shs ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-03

4 Tssss. visssiss this pslss. sa(h.
sged eFvwsd him sesss II eus sislssss
mosaay, end sstsssasssd thea sitA
s.sns u he sxpesssae - is The Lace
sM es.se. Oss ssssasss sehs hy him
lead hardly lsslisvs. 500. whs.
Tn gsiau y Tell. In Tssss, Ws wss
savAtos sesavs, az thvses he issees.
60 y wst wsslasv they 10 ssvsssh
anoeaneiy. Why, sftss is slssus
veuakss a bose. I've hlssAssl o. tao
eopus seA drove tksm dswa sks klll
~ ~ ksess tats NJ ssook hu(ts,s
oues sls1 as.sa n wss4. havs IssA.
81 - vsssi, asa ~ssy . tire 6ssvss
- kcsns ssA uehi,shsx ~ b~ssss
60 y sle1 wsslA ~ ~ b slght. "
$50 ~ ysw - W. Wssa ksws
teesF ssesd 20 sspsbuiAsvs kysssssl.
ss)h. I isus sss.l ske ssls a ,As
tso<n tauslAes ssl thsev tAsn svss
: -. vsst hssettsv sesss ~ ssst
o& Wsleesi ~ ~ go s6sUe ~,
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~ bssss es(wss iAas ~ ~ q
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hQssvtlsa n ~ Nj = ~, assks
80 svyssssklaa : = 1s.lSis
80 sh5esA - ssls tAeis psuVss
ou(As. bee. feoos y . Upool sseos
o@6-eou ~. ."@~lbsuononao6 -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-03

-: e. 30; !: ~ ~:
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- = - eell1oo qr!s =
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-02

POOMS on the first, second and third floors of the
Ii new brick building on the easterly side of
Union st. Power can be had if wanted. Inquire of
W. H. PENNELL, on the premises, IT Union ST.
ap6 diff