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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
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VERVILLE POST OFFICE,
April I9th. 1878.
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School II USE MEETtNO. Lust Sun
day afternoon, pursuant tn cnll of the
Tru,tre u goodly number OF citizens
assembled at tie Court Room for the
purpose of taking preliminary steps to
ward ths bulding of new School
H ,u-e. The meeting organized by the
election of r. Chifrd as chairman aud
G. w. Craig, Secretary. Me->rs. VIM
S Lnwden, john McMuwy, NJ Laug.
j. Il Baich, Henry Lorenz, John NJ
E-te> and Wm. Cuuduu were appointed
Committee 10 visit the several locn
tons suggested and report therern.-
Mes.rs. Chas. Thomas, r. V. Seward
and J. Barnicke were appointed to a.
certain what amount OF room will be
necessary to accommodate the school
chiidren, So that some basis for size Of
buiIding, etc, may be hnd to work from.
Ga motion the meeting ADJOURNED to
meet at the same pace next Sunday
aternopn at 3 o'cloch, ut which time
the above Committees will report and
further action be taken. The matter
now has start and reasonable ateresl
by our citizens will secure the much
needed School House this Summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

POLICE COURT. The parties engaged
in the sh"oling Sunday morning were
taken before Cha>. Thomas, Justice Of
the Pence. on charges of msdemranur,
one pleading guilty and the other acqut-
ted on grounds of self defense. Sentence
will be passed Saturday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

LAND PATENT.-As will he seen by
advertisement elsewhere. George X ein
has made Application for Government
Patent To the Muntezuma Cod Qualtz
Mine, in Dead wood District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

2ETURNEp.-M Ran Bates and wife
and Geo. | lIackett, all former residents
ot this county, have returned from the
East, fully satisfied TINT " there is no
place ike hume," If the home is in Trini-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
10 e Attn S

In Eureka, Humboldt county, April
l,t, of congestion OF tho lungs, E,sIE,
wife Of JoHN QUINN, Il native of Ireland
and daughter of JoHN kEELY, OF Man
zanita Fat, Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SOCIAL DANCE II w. Leonald,
will give dance at his Douglas City
Hotel on Friday evening, May 3rd,
1873, the particulars of which will APP
pear in our advertising columns in due
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SUoCEssFUL.-Tho Hlnds family is
popular in Santa Cruz. Old David was
elected Mayor on the WorkinVman's
ticket, and Young Peter chosen Treasur-
or on The Citizens ticket both ut the same
election. What has become of the other
buVs &?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

RETURNED. Henry Martin arrived
Monday evening from San Francisco
where he has been visiting for the past
three weeks. Mr.. Martin saw many old
Trinity people in the city and with them
passed the time very pleasantly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

NoTARIEs.-F Frank w. Young, Of
Wesverville, aud Juhr III. Vaudcrhoff,
of Hay f Frk, hnve been commissioned
Notaries Public for Trinity County, by
Governor Irwin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

REMovAL.-R. Din>more, Commission
Stork Broker has removed to No. 22O
Montgomery ST., opposite Russ House
San Francisco, as will be seen by ref
srence To his card on first page. Mr..
Dnsmore is an old Trintarian, and
residents here will receive the best OF
treatment AT his hands in all stock or
other business intrusted to his care.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

UNCEETAIN.-Couuty Judge T. f..
J"ne@ writes Us from San FHncl-cn that
he cannot yet tell at what time he will be-
nhe to return. Il is probable that an op-
eratlon-making an artificial pupi--will
have To be performed ON his. eve. He
speaks hupefaIy OF his case aud thinks
the eye will receive II permanent cure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

GRAND REPRESENTATIVE a reg
ulHr meeting OF Nulth Star Lodge, No.
81, /. O. o. f., held Thursday evening,
April Illh, john W. PhlhrooIi, Past
G and, was elected representative to the
Grand Lodge which assemblies in San
Francisco on Tuesday, May 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

FLoURIsHING accounts continue from
the neadwuud Quartz District. Diener,
Muucey and BeiIeau were here this week
and report everything lovely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
NOTICE.
u. n. INTEDNAT.-REYENUE sPE-
CIAL rAXES.

Under THE REVISED STAT
- utes Of tho United States, Sections
3232, 3237, 1888, and 3230, every person
engaged in any business, avocation, or
employment, which ronders him liable To
special tax, is required to procure and
place and keep conspicuously in his os
tablishment or place OF business a STAMP
denotng the payment OF said special tax
for the special-tax year beginning May l,
1873. Section 32lI, Revised Statutes,
designates who are Liable to special tax.
A return, rs prescribed on Form IL, is also
required by law OF every person liable to
special tax as above. Severe penalties
ara prescribed for compliance with
the foregoing requirements, or for contin-
uing in business after April 80, 1873,
without payment of tax.
Application should DO made to j. A.
WHALEy, Deputy Collector of informal
Revenue, at Arcata. Humboldt Go.
GREEN B. RAJM,
mar23,4l Commissioner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SMITH & LowDEN, on Carter Bar,
Trinity River, made another clean up
last week with satisfactory results.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

ASA TAYLOR, late County Clerk, has
gone 10 San Francisco where he VIII
urobably remain several weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

ALMOST A FIRE.-Thulsday morning,
the root of the Empire Hotel kitchen was
discovered nu fire. The prompt npplita-
lion Of few bucket. OF water extinglish-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

RAIN AT HooPA. George Williamson
Humboldt mailman, furnishes "a with
the following report Of rainfall ut Camp
Ga>lon, taken from the Government rec
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SPLENDID amelhv,t and diamond
sleeve buttons for SlI. worth $50. send
u Uncle II urls, 7O3 Kcarny street, San
Francisco, for them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

DISTRICT CuUKT.-Judge Roshorough
arrived last week and opened Court ON
Monday. The only case for trial wa,
that OF Clarssa Chadhourne against
Mathew Chndbnurue, action for divorce.
Tuesday aud "Wednesday were occupied
il hearing evidence, The Court sitting
with cIosed doors. Thursday tho Court
listened |" Arguments by counsel Fi-
day morning judgment was rendered
Sra"ilng The divorce, the Court reserving
its decision rs to the disposi itiur OF the
common property and custody of minor
chiliran. The children are to remain in
custody Of the m'thrr for the present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

PREAcHING at the Court House as
usual, Sunday evening the l4lh instant
bv Rev. I. b. Fish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

CABIN BURNgD.-Mr. b. S. Guptll
of Indian Creek, informs us TINT on
Friday last the cabin OF Henry Ward,
on Browns Geek, was entirely dos
troyed by fire. Mr.. Ward lost all his
clothing and provisions, also gold
watch aud Henry R,ho. Total loss
not less than $50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

WORKING. The Buckeye Company
we learn is doing good work on Bolts
HILL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

WEATHER pleasant. water plenty
everybody at work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

frank Jnsen o p Tremblo-Ranch in lIy-
ampom Valley 500.
Jas. Alexander to NJ spencer 81 acres
land, ;. ". Trinity 800.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
ROLL OF lHtSNOR.
nENL ESTATE rRANNACrIONS.

Recorded DURING THE PAST WEEK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
THAT TRAMP MURDER.

Some days ago we printed 8 sensation
81 dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer,
which purported to give an account of 8
murder of plucky woman, in Tsze-
we'll county, Virginia, by two trsmps-
the lrsmps having first attempted to rob
her. The account stated that the woman
attacked the trsmps with an ak, killing
me and wounding the other so severely
that ne died, receiving in turn wounds
IRON which she soon after died; and that
90 turiously were the neighbors insensed
when the trsdegy became known that
they threw the dead bodies of the tramps
TO q pen Of hogs to be devoured by them.
Itnow turns out that pretty much the
whole story WAS manufactured, rs has
been shown 20 be the case with many Of
the EHgnrer's astounding specials. In
this case the woman was not killed, and
but one tramp was wounded and he was
taken away by his comrades, and no trace
OF him or them has since been discovered.
SO reports gentleman from Tszwell
county TO the Charleston GrserJack
League.
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sence to recruit his h"alth, which has
been somewhat impaired of late. During
the absence of Mr.. Wilson the office will
be filled by Mr.. John Bradshaw, sssist
ant master of road. Statements that Mr..
Wilson has resigned, published in Cum'
berland and other papers, are without
foundation"
STANLEY MATTHEWS sh .uld learn
from the willy Sherman and sex some
shrewd female to "fsther" is gushing
letters. He shouldn't let Sherman beat
him 10 that line-BOst0n GLOBE.
JUSTICE K1LBRETH may be said to
have decided that bits Of coal, brlckbats,
Jumps of iron and billets Of wood are
"mlscible" evidence in cat case. sup.
pose he should be called in to pass upon
the testimony of Mrs. jerks at Washing
ton?-Ne1o York World,
If Grant isn't glad he psrdoned old
deacon Mckee out OF the penltentlsry, he
ought to be. His newspaper is making
as much roise about Grants candidacy in
1880 as an army of loudmouLhcd supea
in the unpleasantness between Richard
and Richmond Washington Post.
The nomination ot Grant means vic
tory; the nomination of any other means
doubt. The politicians do not take very
kindly 10 the Grant movement yet, but
the people are pushing them up to 1t.
Opposition to Grant within the ranks OF
the Republican party is political idiocy.
ST. Lo,tis Globe.
In view of the fact that Mr.. William
f.. Chambers HAIR is of the shade usually
known among simpletons as Csnsndsl-
qua, being = little beyond Auburn, and
that Mr.. James Z. AndersOn's head, &C.
coGding to the Philadelphia Times, would
put q rufous wood-pecker's TO the blush
or, TO speak more correctly, to the pale
new and interesting theme at once
emerges from the vast insane for the
Commencement orator OF the future:
"The Influence o. Red-headed Men on
the Republican Party and the Politics OF
America. ~. y. World.
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NEEDS CONGREGATIONAL ATTEN
TIUN.

The New York World calls attention
to the fact that the average price obtained
this yesr, according TO the published re-
turns, Of lands upon the Pacific rail
roads is greatly in excess of that author
Ized by the law under which the lands
were granted in aid of their construC
lion. The Union Pacific has received at
the rate of $5O3 per acre; the Kansas
Pacific S3.3S, and the Denver Pacific
81 per acre; and that, too, when the
sJ4tute declares that all lands granted to
,be company, and which shall not have
been sold or disposed of by said company
within three years after the entire road
hall have been completed, shall be sub
Get to settlement and presumption, like
other lands, At price not exceeding
Sl.25 per acre, TO be paid to said COM
panv." This violation OF law is one of
the worst hindrsnces to immigration, for
It has the direct effect to keep the sitter
nate sections OF government lands out Of
The marke.
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THE OHIO IDEA.

By sill the rules of political warfare,
and Judging by past experience, yester-
DAYS convention 3. Columbus should
have been tame, spiritless and poorly
attended sffsir. On the contrary, il was
one of the finest conventions and one OF
the most harmonious and enthusiastic
which ever assembled in any State.
"Messures not men," the grand motto OF
the psr.y IN its pslmiest days, was the
ruling inspiration yesterday. Although
success was regarded IS certain, there was
no scramble for place. All interes.
was conferred in the character of meas
ures TO be adopted. Our special dis
patch gives terse summary Of the plat
form of principles enunciated, and IN the
same column we give the full text OF the
important document. On the great and
sll-sbsorbing question of finance, what
has come to be known throughout the
couRtry as the "Ohio ides," was adopted.
In all of its plsnks the platform Is clear,
terse and ringing with the right. We
take especial pleasure in commencing a
careful perussl of it TO our Greenback
and Labor Reform friends. If after
reading this they can give any sound
reason for the Inauguration of third
party, we shall be glad TO hear from
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

st. Clair Kelly, Esq, Of St. Cisirs-
vile, was in town yesterday.
Leon, who claims to be, and probably
is. the champion rope-walker Of the
world, gave Bellsire children thrill
Yesterday afternoon, and again last
night. His rope was stretched from the
Centennial Hotel - the large tree on the
river bank opposite. Mr.. Leon is al old
Bellaire favorlte, having made his head
quarters here for a season a few years
ago.
Two SIN II boys. named Neal and Nc
Mullin, have shown wonderful prof.
cheney as burglars. Tuesday night they
cut through a panel in the door of an up
town grocery, and, being frightened
away, afterwards returned and cut 3 pane
from window, when they were sgsIn
seen. They will effect an entrance into
State prison some day without 60 much
work.
An ice cream festival ard outdoor
social will be given at MI. NJ. V. Mil
ler's, on Gravel Hill, this evening, for
the benefit OF the Episcopal Church.
The National party holds lis primaries
Saturday evening TO choose delegates to
the County Convention at st. Glars
vile on July 4th.
A large black dog belonging TO Mr..
White. the wagon maker, attacked boy
named Burwnkle, aged twelve, yester-
day afternoon, AMI inflicted severe and
perhaps dangerous wound on the left
side of his neck The dog suffered the
extreme penalty Of the law At the hands
of Marshal Archer.
Mr.. Anderson, Of the independent, Geo.
Wise, ESQ, and Col. Poormsn went up to
Steubenville yesterday. Numerous other
politicians, including the delegates, will
20 up on the early train this morning.
BY this evening we will probably know
who our next Congressman viii be.
The Junior Order of American Mech.
anics is in thriving condition in Beliaire.
Additions are being made every week.
Some Of the best young men in town are
among It's members.
The St. Johns Association, the Young
Mems Catholic Union, aud the Ancient
Order Of H,Jernisns, will parade on the
Fourth, and afterwards picnic at Indian
Ran Orchard,
Miss Turner, Of Benwood, was the sue
Cessful contestant for the gold watch al
the festival st City Hall, Tuesday even
inc.
The amateurs who played "Ten Nights
in q Bar Room" at X3lch's Hall short
time ago. will 90 to st. ClsirsviIIe and
play ut Weldsy's Hall next Tuesday
nlPML
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NOTE AND COauENT.

A THREE-CoRNERED struggle, with
the chances largely in favor of Grant, is
the New York Graphic's cheerful pre-
diction for 1850.
MR.. ALEXANDER H.STEPHENs health
is the best it has been for many years.
A popularity Of his invslilsm is that he
is seldom sick just before an election and
seldom well after one.
"WHEN he was on earth Jesus Christ
drank wine, and wha: was good enough
for Him is good enough for US" said an
orator of the Maine Democratic Con-
ventioD, but the majority voted him
down.
IT Is worth noticing that the best OIL
GERS under the Hayes administration are
those who have never claimed to be re-
formers. The man who sdvertises bis
honesty is generally good subject for
careful watching.
HAMILTON, OF Indians, Elan, of
Louisiana, and kenns, Of West Virgins,
appear to have been the members of that
Committee on Enrolled Bills whose in
toxication delayed an adjournment Of
the House. The colored man Rsiney
was sober, and Van voorhees, was out Of
the city.-BOStou Herald.
There Is probably some mistake about
Kenna's intoxication. We believe he is
not that kind of man.
JUDGE HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, cauiI.
date for Vice President on the Douglas
ticket, IN 1860, is urged by the Atlanta
Constitution TO accept the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the Eighth
Georgia District in the event that Alex.
Stephens concludes to test his personal
popularity as an independent candidate.
Judge johnson is ore Of the strongest
men in Georgia.
AN lows statesman who was to ad-
dress the literary societies Of one of the
numerous universities of thst Common
wealth boiled it down, and made hls ora
ton precisely twelve minutes long. The
students showed their verdsncy by hold
ing an indignation meeting and de-
nouncing the man for his very wise and
charitable deed, After they have heard
few more "oratIOns' they will know
better.
THE Baltimore Sun Of Monday says;
mir. John l.. Wilson, master OF road on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has
been granted two months leave of ab-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
,.REESBAcK STATE CONVENTION,

The new or third psrty which hss as
sgned the name, in this State, OF the
Grceuback party, and IS narshslled
mainly by Mr. J. NJ, LAIDLEr, OF
Eerawna, Is 10 hold State Convention
u Charleston, on the 4th Of July. We
lave not seen the object Of the gathering
set forth, but presume it ia for the pur-
pose Of "resolutlng." Mr. ALBERT l..
Wells, of Wheeling, is a member Of
tLeState Executive Committee. From
the way the Greenbackers are holding
meetings in the Ksnswhs Valley, sP-
pointing delegates, and stirring up things
generally, 1t looks as if they would have
cutie large convention on the 4th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
pURLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITION

For the first time in the history of the
public schools Of the city, the Boaru OF
Education has authorized this year, a
public exhibition Of the proficiency made
by the graduating students Of those
schools. Tonight these interesting per-
tormances will take place at Washington
Hall, and all earnest frierds Of education
and the parents of the children generally
are expected to give countensnce and en-
enlargement to the participants by their
presence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
a Radical Eib.
~ hhtichi I'D
Correspondence of the Register.

correspondence OF the Register.
BENwooD, June 20.
see by this evenings Standard, 3
Radical paper Of your city, that the
editor charges that the friends of Col.
Ben. Wilson, in the Congressional Com
mittee voted against New Martnsvillo
AS the place for holding the Convention.
| am friend Of Col. Wilson's, and l
voted for New Msrtinsviie, Gs did NJ
least two others OF his friends. As Now
Mar.insville received five votes, and
three of those were cast by the
friends of Col. Wilson, the Radical
marplOt mill not be able to make much
capital out of that. In conversation
with Col Wilson before the meeting, nc
distinctly said that the question OF To-.
cation for the Convention was one with
which he had no right nor inclination to
interfere; that any place would be sstis-
factory to him; and that it would afford
him pleasure TO meet the good people OF
Wetzel at the Convention If the dis
tinction should be awarded to that place
FRANK MCJ ILToY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

The members of the Democratic Con
gressional COMMITTEE who live nearest
West Union voted to hold the conven-
ton in that town, while tee most OF
those who live nearest New Martinsville
voted for that place. The exceptions IN
,ho latter case were, MIR. JEFFERs who
voted for Wheeling, and Mr.. JACKSON
who voted tor New Msrtinsville. Mr..
WILSON says he was not aware that he
wa, opposed to New Msrtinsville' as
charged by the evening Radical sheet, for
he had distinctly stated to friend and foe
alike that he had no choice on the sub
.-cl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
SERENADE TO THURMAN.
He Makes Happy Little Speech.

The Cincinnati delegates to the Column
bus Convention serenaded Senator Thur
msn st the Neil House, Tuesday night,
and after loud calls he made his appear
ance amid enthusiastic cheering. and
spoke SIS follows;
FELLow-CITIZENs- My first duty Is
this to thank you for this compliment OF
a serenade. My second duty is not to
bore you with n speech; that would be
inexcussble at this late hour of the night,
l shall speak but four or five minutes,
and first l desire TO tell you that on this
my return from Washington, after ear
ly nine years service in the United
States Senate. | return with more satis-
faction than IRON any previous session.
When | entered the Senate nine years
ago there wore but seven Democratic
Senators and about sixty Re-
publicans. Now there are near
" as many Democrats ss
Republicans, with two or three fellows
lying around loose laughter and cheers
and during the last year they have not
passed single radical measure except
the Submission of Kellogg, and that they
are ashamed Of [Chcers We have re-
monotiZed silver; We have put stop to
contraction [chners1; We have put stop
in q most emphatic way to using the
army to control elections. There are
four points in our platform Of last year
that we have carried into law, and now
come back to tell you that the skies are
bright for the Democracy. You can not
help nominating good men for office to-
morrow, and ieel assured that when
the votes are counted in October by sn
honest Returning Board the Democratic
flag will hang high in the heavens.
ICheeTs.
Now, | will fulfill my second promise,
not 10 bore you with sp ech
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

JONI e. THOMPSON was made chair
man ofboth the State Central Commit
tee and the State Executive Committee
Yesterday, as a Slight testimonial to the
influence of the Cincinnati Enquirer IN
ONO politics.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

TIE town Council of Wellsburg set
tied the Sunday question, Tuesday even
fDg. so far Ms that town is concerned
The ordinance was mainly simed at news
boya who made nuissnces of themselves
by bawhng the Sunday Leader on the
streets. but 1t will reach BARRIERS and al
others who perform unnecessary labor on
the Sabbath day. Persons so offending
may be arrested on the spot ana without
warrant and placed in Jail to cool until
the following day, when they will be
permitted to pay fine and costs Of suit
and 90 on their wsy rejoicing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

TEE Tobacco men have been IN coun-
Gil At GAINESVILLE, and u full report OF
their proceedings is furnished the readers
Of the REGISTER by our regular CORES
pordont. Matters of deep interest were
uonsidered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

OUR Columbus correspondent shows
the pride the Ohio Democrats feel IN
Senator THURMAN. Ohio will be unsni-
mously and enthusiastically for him IN
1870
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NOTICE.

All persons having books out OF the
Wheeling Library Association are re-.
queSted 10 return them before July !, ISIS.
No books will be given ont the first two
weeks in July, ISIS. BY order OF the Board.
ie25n J. ". TODD. LR.. Sec,v.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27

Ig the reported discoveries Of tin ore
in California be as rich as the published
statement says, 1t is the greatest piece of
luck OF recent date, tor this particular
metal is IN immense demand, and has
been thus far before sought almost in
vain in our country. Our imports are
enormous
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE HOUSES, Nos. l9D5 AND
il 1918 Eoft street, between Twelfth -
and Thirteenth streets Each house -
cou.atns ten rooms, with bath room -
Rash house and large dry cellar; hot and
cold water ip Eash mouse, kitchen and
hatp RQom5S eaS in al the rQouls. For
Pa-nlClaass H}ll ~ %
J9HS NOLAN,
Mem snQE earreJ .rRi==lln u q nd Eott ia.
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