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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-12-11

According TO the A0dlanche the yellow
fever epidemic cost the knights of
Honor about $40, 900, in Memphis.
There are about 800 members of this or
der in Memphis, each one of which viii
be taxed about 81, in order to meet the
assessments Issued for the payment of
death losses in Memphis; yet, more
than $20O, 600 will be paid to widows
and orphans Of knights of Honor who
died in Memphis. There is this beauty
in the Organization of the widows and
orphans Fund feature of the knights of
Honor. A man may be solvent if all he
possesses is in his own control. Often,
his debts are to be paid after
death. With the knights of Honor the
81. 600 does not belong to the man, but
10 his widow and orphans, and it is not
subject 10 his debts, but forms a hand
some little sum in ready money, for
their own benefit, whether his estate is
solvent or iDsolVent.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-12-11

QUERY "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy
Marbnrg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina,
at the same .price?' Jan. 30. 70 1-y
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fHE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. II, 1873.

: Asrtssh OF holiday advertisers in this
issue cuts down our usual amount OF
reading matteBs0uF readers we are sure
will cheerfully bear with us the infic-
ton, and we trust will at least divide
their custom With those who pay us lib
orally for presenting. their goods and
merchandise to them through the GA
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-12-11

If you wish picture, of any style, of
yourself or sweetheart, go to Bayless,
the Morristown photographer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-12-11

Go to "A. McNutt's and get bottle
of that splendid tonic for the hair
Greenhalge's so cent Restorer.
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FROM OUR o WNC0RRESPONDEET
-.-r BEULAH p. o., Dec. 9, 1873.
To the Editor OF the Morristown Gazette:
THE HOG INTEREST
THE HOG INTEREST

The great interest here, just now, is
hogs. And because this is the season of
the year when so many big farmers are
down IN South Carolina with theiE
H. Inman and w. q. Dotson, who went
south more than month ago. When
last heard from they had sold most of
their hogs for A cents. R. A. Lyle was
heard from at Spartansburg as late as
the 4th instant. He had disposed of
two-thirds of his hogs at At and Al cents.
This is doing tolerably well, as the world
ways these DAYS of low prices
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Valuable Land for Sale.

An WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
q D 1st, 1879, 6nsthe premises, we will offer and
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, the whole
of that VALUABLE TRACT Of land, formerly own
ed by James NJ. Shannon, and on which he resided
previous to h4s Death Raf tERct Of land is situat
ed Immediately the line of the T.. IT., Va. Ga.
Railroad-on both sides of the rOad-4A miles
above Morristown, 2 miles west Of Russelyille,
contains 346 acres of land in high state Of cuti
Walton, in an. excellent neighborhood good spring,
wen improved and is ono of the most desirable
farms in al this eection of country.
The Farm viii be first offered in lots and then
sold as whole, and the sale adopted bringing the
best price. A plat Of the land ard full infOrma-
ton can be had on application to VIM, Mcfarland,
Morristown, Tenn.
The title is unauestioned- The sale viii be made
subject to the confirmation Of the chEncery Court
at Morristown, in the case of r. M. Barton and
VIM. Mcfarland, Executors, &C, vs.. Mary s. Moi
felt and otheHss pending in said court. The
sale will be made fer one-fourth Of the price in
cash the balance in two equal amounts with IN
terest fren date, and on credlt of II and 10
months--the purchaser giving notes with approved
personal security, and 8 lien VIII be retained for
all the unpaid purchase money.
This November q, 1878.
s'szs r. NJ BARTON,
VIM. McFaA F1I4AND.
.sts, Executors of j. NJ. SHANNON, Decd.
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PERSONAL.
Jerry Murphy lost a child

Jerry Murphy lost a child very sud-
denly on the night of Saturday week, of
diptheria, / was told.
Mrs. Jane Baker, mother to Wilburn,
Jacob and John Baker, is very low at
her son-in-law's, Rev. @. c. Brown.
Wilburn Baker took to his bed, last
Saturday, of lingering cold, which has
been troubling him for two weeks past.
Probably little ginger tea and a good
sweat will pull him through all right.
j. S. w.
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T6lie. big patent suit Of ]. H. Zeilip6

Tie big patent suit of ]. H. Zeilips&
Co., of Philadelphia, VS.. the DIR. A. Q.
simmons Liver Medicine Company, of
Ga attanooga, involving Infringement of
trademark, which has been pending in
the United States Circuit Court for eight
or ten days at Knoxville, terminated
last week before Hon. Connally +
Trigg, who delivered decree in favor
of the plaintiffs, j. H. Zeilin s. Co., of
Philadelphia, Pa. The compliments
were represented by Gen. B. II Bristow,
Maj. A. II. Pettibone and Judge An
drews, and the defence by Hon. Ed.
Baxter, of Nashville, and others.
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HOLIDAY CARDS.

~ ". CURTIS WATCHES, JEW
1 .ELRY
When visiting Knoxville and desiring
to PURCHASE watches, jewelry, solid sill
YER ware, plated silver-ware, &c, &C.,
you should examine the immense and
beautiful stock of H. w. Curtis, at
George III. Smiths old stand, corner
Gay and Clinch streets. He is Offering
the finest and NEST becoming articles of
goods, for ladies and gentlemens wear
at extraordinary low prices. ads
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In Chancery at Morristown. Tenn.

s.. ". Sheds, -Adns'r, dc Is. @. a. Non
= t- roe ct aLs 4f
In this cause, it appearing from the Sherih's re-
turn on the process sent to Jefferson county, that
John Thompsons Adelaide Keits and her husband
- keits, three OF the defendants to the Amended
Bill OF complainant and heirs at law of Adelaide
Pertrom, deceased, are not TO be found in said
county, it is orderedby the Clerk and Master that
they be required to appear before the Chancery
airy, 1879 and make defense 30 said Amended Bin
or the same viii be taken for confessed, and the
cause set for hearing eX-parte as to them
It is further ordered that this notice be plat,isl,
ed Tor four. successive weeks in the MCrristown
GAZETTE. This I'd December, 1873. i!
true copy. Testes - JOHN IURPHEYs
dec. 4-ta 4NY72rs Zee %. f G, l. NJ.
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DIR. M. L. Rogers, a well known and
successful physician of Knoxville, died
in that city last Wednesday evening, af-
ter a protracIed illness.
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The New York Tribune isdoing good
work in exposing the authorizations prac-
ticed by sugar refiners. A sample of one
pound of sugar was analysed last week
and was found to- contain one-eighth of
an ounce OF pure tin. At this rate a
barrel of sugar would contain about
three pounds of muriate Of tin, enough
to entirely destroy the coating of per-
sons stomach even when taken in the
quantities = H0pkiusUiHe (Ry)
Neao Era. And Sam Gaines now takes
his n strait So
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Sept. 5. 1877
of a Generous COntribu.
tiOn

ton.
Some three weeks ago Messrs. Land
rum & Litehfield donated several hun
dred dollars worth. of their celebrated
Seven Springs Alum Mass for the bene-
fit of the Yellow Fever sufferers, and
have just received the following letter
from the President of the Howard Asso-
citation at Holly Springs, Mississippi:
raG5t HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS
Sept. 10th, 1878. !
Aessrs. Landrum & Iitchfeld
Abingdon, Va,
GENTLEMEN:
Please accept cur thanks for your case of Seven
Springs ftIron and Alum Mass received some
days ago, quite number of our citizens are using
il with good results. Respectfully,
.-a w. J. L. HOLLAND,
President Howard Association
At last it seems that a remedy is dis
covered to check this fearful disease
Messrs. Landrum s. Litchfield are ship
ping large quantities of this valuable
medicine to the South.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-12-11

Our typographical friend, w. A.
Sparks, of the Jonesboro' JotaRa1, is
candidate for Assistant Doorkeeper of
the House of Representatives of the next
Legislature. Billy is a sober and intelli-
gent gentleman of amiable manners, and
if elected is competent to discharge the
duties in an efficient and satisfactory
manner.
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- Liable TO TAXATION.
THE WESTERN N O. RAILROAD.

1lHEI WESTERN N G. RALLR0AD.
We learn from the Asheville Journal
that the force at work on the two sides
of the tunnel at Swannanoa Gap, are so
close together that the blows of the
picks on either side causes the partition
wall dividing the workers to quiYer and
shake. A week or two or more and day
light will pierce the mountain. Capt
Jones, with the old Spartanburg force,
tie grade this side of the tunnel, and by
the time the tunnel is in condition for
the passage of cars. the road-bed to Grey
Eagle win be ready for the iron Visi-
tors will land from the cars at the depot
in gAsheYille next summer v-.s - II t
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Justices State Warrants and General
Warranty Deeds are kept in stock at the
GAZETTE off1ce,-S0 cents per quire.
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In Chancery at MorristoKn.

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29
Fhe Den.cratIc a.Intmrm.

The following is a synopsis Of he
platform adopted by the Democrats Of
Nevada in Convention assembled. at
Carson on the 23rd inst:
Gold and silver are the only legal
tenders; no subsidies, no class legisla-
ton. no unjust taxation. and q decided
opposition to land grabbing and all
those who zdvocate It: common schools
should be maintained; no Capitalization
Of power; majority must rule; removal
Of all restriction on silver; substitution
OF United States currency for National
Bank mates: e~ondemninS all unjust dis
criminations in freights and fares; the
Chinese. being an evil. must go; taxa
tiGn In favor Of an honest and econom-
teal administration OF the affairs Of city.
county aud State governments; reduce
tion Is demanded SO as to prevent any
accumulation Of moneys in the treasury
beyond what is necessary to pay the
interest on the State debt, the balance
70 be- held inviolablo aud sacred; approx
Ing Miners and Mechanics Unions, so
- to secure protection to the white
working men against Chinese compc-
ition; opposition 10 railroads, bank cor
porations and other monopolies upheld
BY the Republican party, as the support
said party has given them, has stolen
bread and butter from millions OF hon
est working men; stock holders should
visit mining properties in which they
are interested: the inauguration Of
Hayes was . fraud against all principles
Of n true government. His policy il
condemned. Governor Bradley's ad-
ministration is approved, particularly
his having opposed the reduction Of
taxation Of the proceeds Of the mines.
Following are the names OF the gen.
tlomen composing the new State Central
Committee:
AZ z o'clock the Convention was
called to order, and the committee to
select Ave members at large for the
btAte Central Committee reported the
following names: w. G.. Thompson Of
Storey. E. Blennerhassett Of Lyon,
john II. Dennis Of Elko. Geo. w. Cas-.
sidy and n. X. Chamblin Of Eureka.
The report was adopted and the various
delegations reported their choice for
committeeman as follows: ormsby, p.
Cayanaugl- Jr.; Douglas. DR.. l.. d.
Black: White Pine, Peter Weber; Eu.
reka. d. Z. Baily: Lyon, w. N. Batters-
by; Esmernlda. J. N. F"rwell; Nye.
woodson Garrard; Churchill, W. G..
Grimes; WAshoe, Ross Levers; Lincoln,
Goo. T. German; Humboldt, l.. W.
Greenwell; Lander, Geo. l.. Dinsmore;
Hlko. J. p. Eiof.
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THE RereRis, in reply to n comment
upon the ''b'l!ion tax" pl ,n& in the
Republican Piatio:.n,h by the Sieer .Siuir.
blurts ont the foliowins:
We can inform the .Sirrr STATE that
the aforesaid plank did not fad iIs Way
into the platform 10y any action of the
bonanza drlrs,t.s. bl, w.s very uuwiI.
linSly swallowed by them. brc,u-v they
dared not defy public scn:iurm; by vnt-
ing against il in open convention (;
though they dill try to squclch it in
committee.
The ReroiHe editor being a delegate in
said Convention. and 10y no means n
passive one ut that, doubtless knows
whereof he speaks.
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rhe penocratle Convention.

Through a night dispatch from Car.
o We obtain the following additional
from the proceedings OF the Democratic
Convention.
Al 3 o'clock the Convention reassem.
blod. when Hon. David Il BGily was
elected Permanent Chairman Of the
Convention. @. T. Gorham and ,. IL.
Graham Secretaries. and Judd aud
Nudge Sergeant. ut Arms. 1he first
busipeas In order was tho appointing Of
. State Committee, over Which q very
wordy discussion ensued, aud lasted
until the adjournment.
AZ z o'clock p. N. the Convention
again met, and soon thereafter nomina.
lions were in order. when l.. Il. Brad
ley was renominoted for Governor.
Jewett w. Adams for Lieutenant.G Gov.
srnoT. and w. y. r. Deal for Congress,
ell Of whom we're nominated by accla.
nation.
Al this stage Of the proceedings Gov.
trnor Bradley was escorted into the
Convention by q committee, when the
rhole assenblsge rose smids, the wild.
ct enthusiasm, aud yelled 10 the best Of
their ability.
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The Nominations.

From oil we can gather, tbs proceed.
ipgs VI the Carson Convention were
harmonious throughout, the nomina.
iions meeting with very general appro-
val. Every section Of the State was
veil REPRESENTED in the Convention,
which was neither controlled nor in.
nnenc.d IN its selection of men for
political prefer, nee. by corrup, rings or
Designing cliqu.s. aud as a natural con.
sequence, the ticket chosen Is n good
one and will receive the hearty support
Of The party In every precinc, Of tho
State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

The yellow fever in the South has
LOST none Of its virulence, anl its re-
ported abatement appears alone aitrib.
utable to the fact that in the infected
districts, there are much fewer NUMBERS
subject to its attacks. The epidemic is
spreading into localities beyond the
cities and towns hitherto unSconrg,d.
and it is now evident that nothing In,
n heavy fIost can stay its fearful rnva.
ges. Notwithstanding the grevious lie
cessi,ies Of the afflicted localities. the
aid from abroad has been So bountiiul
that even from Memphis. where the dis.
tress has been particularly severe. the
welcome news is received that no fur
Their supplies are needed.
In au al lresS issued Ly the people
OF that city. appears the following CRATE
full language: 1--WE have enough rot
only for onr own needs, but to enable
US to assist the suffering people OF our
country and of the will ,ges of this and
adjoining States. With hearts over
lowing with gratitude for your aid anil
sympathy ana prayers for your welfare,
We nre your grateful servants"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

GOVERNOR RICE. of Massachusetts
having refused to give mp Hiram kimp-
ton to the authorities of South Carolina
for trial in that State. Governor lamp
ton. in a letter to the Eastern Execu-
tive, uses the following language:
."lnasmuch Ms you have seen fit IL base
your action on the ground that in your
judgement. the Object in procuring the
indictment against Patterson. Parker
and Kiinpton does not appear to be for
the purpose Of trying Kimpton for the
crime charged against him bat for a
different purpose, it is my duty as Gov
ernor Of South Carolina to adj that
your statement il entirely unwarraut,d
and to repcl the unworthy inputution
as l do with scorn."
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I,~...

The f%ollosing items are clipped from
the nAes RSSr Of yesterday:
he undergraduates Company Shipped
last night BY Wells. Fargo Il Cots E1.
press to San Francisco. via Cuiin. six
bars of bullion. valued NJ SIO.4i5 %.
To morrow Messrs. Geo. Seitz and
Abe Hornback will shipping
ore from the Falcon mine at Rock
Greek to the Independence mill to be
worked.
Nj. J. b. Dayton. Superintendent Of
the Navajo. got possession Of the indie
p%endence mill last evening and expects
20 oonmsnes working the Falcon ore in
a day or two. Mr.. Atchison will run
the mill.
The Grand Prize mill started up
yesterday on Independence ore. Of
which $50 or 400 Tons nave been deliv-
cred. The mill has BEEN overhauicd
and the engineers say it is in better
running order than il was the day it
first STATED. About 70 or 80 men
will be employed.
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Mrs. DESSTs HsAESEY, who passed
through for the East by train IL few days
ago, charges that a train man on the
Centrnl Pacific road when near Ogden.
came into the car and turning down the
lishts--shu being the onl lady in the
car anil the other passengers being
asieep-insultcd her in n most. shame.
ful name Her cries nrons,l som.
of the sleeping passengers nui her as
~snilaut fled. She refused to remain AT
Ogden TO prosecute an investigation.
however.
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The Salt Lake Tn6eae briefly remarks .
George Stultz has permanently retired
from the cattle business"
The above observation is in allusicu
to the recent ~''scoopipg in" of n nvto
rious cattle thief who has long infested
that portion OF Utah. He had r,peuttI-
y declared n fixed objection to being
ar est d alive, therefore. he Was accom-
moda,ingly killed first and arrested
ufterward.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

Ar a meeting Of the Republican dele.
gates for Tuscarora. the following nom.
nations for townsbip officers. were
made; For Justice II the Pence. Chas.
Il. Abbot; for Constable. John walker.
The Democratic delegation had pre-.
viously nominated George Cowlcs for
the former position aud Harry Harvilic
for the latter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

The Postal Department has issued
the following very satisfactory order:
with the view of affprding u public
convenience and promoting tie efficacy
Of the postal service, the Postmaster
General has ordered that he registry
system he extended to mail matter Of
he third lass. to take effect on the LIST
OF October, 1879, and that the registry
fec for each package Of snch matter be
fixed ut the uniform rate of ten lU1
cents additional to the postage now re.
quired by law"
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THE ReretUe VI the 25th says . party
consisting of Geo. Lskiu, J. c, Hoover
and Chas. Fuller. left town to day With
u wagon and complete camping hun,
lug and prospecting outfit. for Grand
river. IA tributary OF the Colorado. They
purpose wiuteriug III the mountain.
subsis,ing principally by hunting aud
fishing, and engaging in prospec lug for
surface gold diggiugs which they be-
Iieve exist in that country.
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EQUALIZATION HDIlgs.

STATE OY sEyao
County Of Biso.
NrOrICE - u.:H;;By GIyEg Tuyr
~ the Aise smcBt hOli for the year 1919,
together with The maps aud original lists and
military assessmtHt roll TO- said year, are now
~ my once for public Inspection.
And hat The Board Of County Commission.
ere u said County and Sthtg will mct' on tie
18th day 81 september. Isis, - = board 81
Lqualita ion, aud continue IN Sea ion from
hhne 10 tine, Until and including tho 18th day
Of October. 1878.
clerk Of tho Board 81 Ctt.iy Commissioners
E1ho, sopt. O., 1879.
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SAN F.!hsGiSGj SICK BlAan.
Frilay. September -. 1879.
To- Days stock sales.

To-DIS'- Stock sales.
99I Ophir, II, 7G
no MigXic-n. T9;x. 7SI
1925 Gouil AMI Curry, ~, II
1850 Il, 81 and BrIcher, 81. 3lL
3J5 California, 1917, II.
$50 savage. 23, go.
300 Con. Virginia. -, IT,;
lOJ Chuil,r, 49,. -
1910 Haze nul S~urcTuss, 81, yDn
G1i Point, !U'.,ll
isU jacket, ~. -
I3J5 ImprI. i, iS,c, lJ1c
36b kcH:ucs&. s. 81,
AS Ali hn. Ia. 10
2IIO Brlcher. H.. 1917
40 CUuilrur". H., i2tT
:'JJ Sierra NrVrin, 2ij. 20
go Utah. -. 10
isYJ Bullion. II, IL.
I2ii Eych"gucr. Ii.. =.
IL O"rrmur, 2.!,. -.
Do Justice, lut,, h..
II2j Union. 100, III
30 Surcnr. z
GGj Alta. IL. 1871
10 bryan. ~.
5Ju julia. 81. g..
IHIJ Caledonia. a., ~
100 Ar-cntn, 81, uJJc
loSU Navajo. l5ar. T..
1913 Hnss,y y, Ste. DOC
iigU DE Frees. Doe
JJ5 fIize, 81, %
i3i5 Endowment, zoe. IJ0c
$50 Independence. Jn
100 Silver Priz". lee
loo ruscuroru, Ice
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Hon. CARL SCuUhz will visit Cincin.
natl Sept. 9Th. and deliver an address
upon the pending fnauoisl issues.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

SHEnTFF SE'rZ is now furnishing ac-
guests at the county hotel.
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Tng Virgins Chronicle reports onr
townsmen. q. Cohn and ID. II. Sessions,
az doing the little west"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

THE Board OF Equalization is sill in
session at the Courthouse.
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a MEETING o. Nj 5 SImurl's class in
elocutiou will be held at CIR nser hall
o. morrow evening at 7:3J click.
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IIOl.N.

MARTiN-In Bruacau City. sept. IL. ISIS. TO the
wife Of Hugh Martir. 4 son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

NEw York CITY has contributed to
the suffering South ) 100, 900.
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In simple justice TO onr young friend.
the Lieutenant, aud his best man."
the sislwsrt young doctor. who seem to
have been entirely omitted in the above
critical enumeration, va would state
that they were also dressed.
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EUr.., 81.

N"'v.-. O. ..s l,. .yaeI 5gu s.. NV On
!u 3D.. Iy. .t4.a.
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!!AvG2LYS FAMOUS MlNSTaELG

J. u. Proprietor
UH.I,s ..IaAAI z
". u. STRICKLAND ........G ne.4l Ageat