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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01
NEWS STNMARY-

Der. PA most violent storm occur
red along the Atlantic coast, resulting in
serious loss at Cape May, Baltimore,
and other points. "A narrow gauge
railroad convention is in session at Gin
cinnati. >. ID new cases of yellow fever
took place at Memphis. Only 10 new
cases were reported at New Orleans. To
tai cases there to date, 1868. The
Steamer express from Baltimore for
Washington, foundered in gale at the
mouth of the Potomac. Crew all lost
~ Charles W. Pouty, New York life
insurance clerk has been imprisoned for
completely in a $64,OOO forgery. The
Sultan to-day signed and delivered to
the British minister a modified scheme
for reforms in Asia Minor Several
German socialist newspapers are sus-
pending to avoid being suppressed. =.
Herr Ghiczy, ministerial candidate, has
been reelected president of the Hunga-
rian chamber of deputies by IA majorI-
ty... .Chas. B. Tilden, principal exam
liner in the patent offle, has resigned. =.
Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin,
is dead. =. The central government of
Bulgaria is to established at Sofia. Gen.
Stolepin has been entrusted with the ad-
ministration of east Bulgaria.
OcT. 23.-Thos. P. Kettle, a Califor-
mia author died at San Francisco.
Twenty thousand persons are in attend
anee on the Roman Catholic fair in the
New York cathedral. The Universal
list general association is in session at
Providence. The cities of the south
are thronged with returning refugees,
and business is being gradually resumed
THE banking house of Clabaugh,
Nelson s. Co., Baltimore, has suspended
with 100000 liabilities. j. NJ. Nor
ton, son of the late senator Morton, ar
rived home from st. Paul, an ice-bound
island of Alaska, where he has been U.
s. revenue agent. His first knowledge
of his fathers death was had when he
reached San Francisco. .Schouvaloff
will succeed Gortschakoff, as Russian
prime minister, on account of the condi-
ton of the latter's health "A Bombay
states that the advance upon
Cobul has been postponed until next
year, to more effectually coerce the Ameer
-. AT Largentier, France, the river
Lique rose twenty metres in an hour,
flooding great part of the town. A
further deficiency of 100000 in the as
sets of the Glasgow bank is reported. j.. e.
Attorney General Devens has decided
that Nationel banks in mgking up their
capital subject to duty, may be permit
ted to deduct, not only the full value of
their Q. S. bonds, but also the premium
added
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When Thomas drove up to deliver the
usual quart of mixture, the gentleman
of the house kindly inquired:
Thomas, how many quarts of milk do
you deIiverg'
"Ninety-one, Sir''
"And how many cows have you?'
'Nine, SIR
''The gentleman made some remarks
about an early spring, close of the east.
ern war, and the state of the roads, and
then asked:
"Say, Thomas, how much milk Der
day does your cows average?'
Seven quarts, SIR
"Ah! um!" said the gentleman, as he
moved Off
Thomas looked after him, scratched
his head, and all at once grew pale as he
pulled out short pencil and began to
ngure on the wagon cover
Nine COWS is nine, and / set down
seven quarts under the cows, and multi
ply. That's sixty-three quarts of milk.
1 told him ] sold ninety-one quarts per
day. Sixty-three from ninety-one leaves
twenty-eight, and none to carry. Now
where do get the rest of the milk? I'll
be hanged if I haven't given myself
away to one of my best customers by
leaving burned big cavity in these
figures to be filled with water!''
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Electoral his cast being Court either of
in received of action for Havana.
(No Sig.)

Electoral his cast being Court either of
in received of action for Havana.
(No Sig)
TRANSLATION.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 3.
Col. Pelton, 10 Gramercy Park, n. Y:
Proposition received either giving vote
of Republican of Board, or his concur
renee in Court action preventing Elec-
toral vote from being cast, for half hun
dred best United States documents. (FOF
$4,000 .. S. notes) MARBLE
II will be observed that Wooley was
much shrewder, quicker and more econ
omical than Marble. Wooley got the
$4,000 offer on December LIST, while on
December I'd Marble still thought it
would require 500, 700, and did not come
down TO $4,000 until December Sd. On
the 4th the following was sent to Marble
from New York, in reply to a message
from him asking for instructions:
NEW YORK, 3.
Manton Marble, Tallahassee, Florida:
Lima should importance in once be
concert councils and better if trust you
can fox done time him divided act only
Bolivia with and consult here.
(No sig)
This was in fact an acceptance of the
$4,000 proposition made first by Wool
ey and afterwards by Marble, but owing
70 some words having been dropped out
in the transmission ii could not be de-
eiphered, and so Marble telegraphed to
New York for repetition. Here is the
correct dispatch, sent on the 4th:
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, '76.
Manton Marble, Tallahassee, Florida:
Lima should important in once be con-
cert council and better of trust you then
very no no Warsaw can Fox done time
divided act only Bolivia with and con-
suit here. (No Sig)
[TRANsLATIoN.l
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, rs.
Manton Marble, Tallahassee, Florida:
Telegram here. Proposition accepted
If done only once. Better consult with
Wooley and act in concert. You can
trust him. Time very important, and
there should be no divided councils.
(No Sig.)
But, alas! the delay in making the rep
etitiOn proved fatal to the cOnspiratOrs.
While they were waiting the board acted,
and the vote of Florida went to Hayes
Here follows their announcement of the
fact as translated
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4.
III. Havemyer, New York:
ONCA iCCClNOu lOO ldlc. L twenty-five
ten appear to have jointed with Board
against contract from Saturday. Will
be prompt to advise you farther if nee
essary. Jane Charles William.
WOOLEY.
ITALIA, December 8, 1876.
Col. Pelton, 10 Gramercy Park, N. Y:
Proposition failed. Finished yester-
day afternoon responsibility (as) those
Last night Wooley found me and said he
had nothing, which knew already. Tell
Tilden to saddle Blackstone, (resort to
legal prOceedings) MARBLE
The Tribune, in summing up this
shocking story, has the following to say
of it, and what is yet to come of SINH
lar kind:
Here this case may be left for the de-
liberate judgment of people who do
not love hypocrites, and deem bribery a
crime. The order to buy the Presiden-
cy was sent, but the mutiIation of dis
patch, apparently, alone prevented the
of the crime. There yet
remains the still palmer and grosser case
of South Carolina. When that is also
told the people of this country will not
be slow to form final Judgment
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BEST PRooFs.-The best proofs of
noble character lie not so much in the
manner of doing great things or bearing
great burdens as in the way of receiving
the common events of everyday life; Of
dischaFging its varied duties, bearing its
crosses and resisting its temptations.
There are not a few who look upon the
great contest of life with feeling akin
to longing-who fancy that they could
suffer martyrdom with resoluteness, or
severe affiiction with the calmness and
resignation of a saint while they yet
render themselves and others wretched
by their discomfort and chatting over tri-
ties, or selfishly refuse to sacrifice imma-
terial interests, while longing in imagin-
alton for opportunities to sacrifice all.
The truest heroism is that which is un-
seen, unknown, and the greatest victor is
he who makes silent conquest of him
self
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

-
PARK PLACE HoTEL-W. B. Luther, pro-
prleSor. Three story brick hotel, near the
A., T. & s; +. depot, with excellent accommo-
cations Transient rates, 81 90 per day.
MERCHANTS HoTRL-H. H. Innes, preprie.
tor. corner Merchants street ana 1th ayenue .
one block north of the A, 4. q s. F. depot
rooms Transient rates, - 90 per day-S5l
WINDSOR HoTEL-Emerson 4 Sons. Proprs
This is a large frame hotel, near the A., 4. s
8: r depot, Good accommodations. Tran
slcne rates, II so per day.
EMPoRIA HoUsE-C. C Human. proprietor.
New frame hotel, on Commercial street e
lew rods south of the A, II. q s. r. railroad.
per day. -.-.. :.
SHERMAN HOUsE-Capt. Sanford, propric-
tor. Two story brick hotel, on Commercial
ssjirosd ie COL rIos nor,n 81 the A. z y;
| rates 81 90 per day. Ils
FIFTH AVENUE HoTRL-W r. Powell
proprietor Large frame hotel on bth ave-
nue., few rods east OF Commercial street. and
close to the business center Of the city. Good
| day. = -
INDIANA HoUsE-Van Mccullough. uroprie-
tor. Two story frame hotel, on Union street,
few rods south of the A, T. q s. railroad,
GOOD accommodations. Transient rates, $l.O0
FULLER HoUsE-A Fuller, proprietor. A
large frame hotel, at the Emporia Junction of
Good accommodations. Transient rates, 81 so
per day. ~
WILSON'S HoTEL-W. B. Wilson, proprie-
tor. This Is new frame hotel at Emporia
junction. Fair accommodations. Transient
rates, 90 per day. 1865
NATIONAL HOTEL. This is q frame hotel
at the III. e. q 7. depot. Fair accommoda-
tioDs. Transient rates, 81. 90 per day.
Ivy PLAcE-Two-story hotel on Sixth
avenue, one block east OF Commercial street
kirstclass accommodations. Transient rates
$3.50 per day.
HzNDEEsoN's-Boarding House on sixth
avenue, opposite post ONCE. Fair acccmmO-
dations. Transient rates 81 90 per day.. So so
per week. -
CEEFRAL PLACE-Two story brick hsteI
south of A. 7. & s. r. railroad. Good accom-
modations. Transient rates 81 90 per day.
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Sheriff. Sale

Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant TO an
alias execution issued out OF the District
Court Of Morris County State Of kansas, on a
ke1ghtley and against Solomon H. Dodge.
and TO me directed, I will on Monday, the 1th
day Of November. A. ID. 1873, at the hour of
for sale a5 the front door OF the Court House IN
the city OF EmPoria, in the county Of Lyon,
and State Of Kansas. and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash In hand, all the right, title
and interest Of said Solomon H Dodge IN and
20 the north half of Southwest Quarter Of
Section No q, Township 1s Range 1a, Lyon
County Kansas. which mas been levied upon
to satisfy eafd execution and others now in
my nands against said solomon H. Dodge.
Said property Is appraised at te00.
H.B- LOWE.
sw sheriff Of Lyon County.
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aOURn CHURCH.


It's wonderful what lots OF folks
Have got to lose their souls,
And their unworthy carcasses
BE cast in Obscure holes;
Because they die outside our pale
We leave them in the lurch,
They might have known OF this IN time
And come and Joined our church.
The doctrines that we advocate,
The way that we baptize,
Are primitive and simon-puTe-
The rest are only lies;
We hold the cream of all the truth.
By study and research;
OF course it's bad for other folks,
But bully for our church.
We cast our ministers in moulds,
One pattern for them all;
We test their voices on one note
Before Tiny get a call.
II one should dare TO change his views
We then apply the birch,
And II that fails, we IRE him out.
And make him leave our church.
Conversion we believe TO be
A coming rOuHd TO us;
Inc hOlting OF another creed
We think ridiculous.
or couIse we love TO save their souls,
And make "A lively search;
But lots of them we know are lost
Because they miss our church.
Our charity hides lots of sins,
That Is, our own IL cloaks;
But somehow it amt big enough
To cover other folks.
A dreadful handy garment this
In case of spot or smirch,
But still IL leaves a margin wide
For those outside our church.
Life-giving waters we dispense,
III carried through our pipes;
Bat 70 it comes through other tubes
It's dIshwater or swipes.
we help the poor and heal the sick,
IL roosting on our perch;
Unfortunately there are some
Who starVe outside our church.
Our pipes are laid in Hindostan,
To north and south and west;
And Just'a few ind out our plan
. lie devil gets the rest.
We count IL strange that God should leave
so many In the lurch-
But an uncommonly soft thing
For those inside the church.
SO listen when we ring the bell,
And rus n TO get seat;
This Is the only AIRLINE route.
With palace car complete.
Don't listen to those other men
Nor make "A longer search,
tickets, without change of cars
. come and Join our church.
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KANSAS.

Kansas has an area of over 81 ,31S
square miles. Divided into farms of 100
acres each, this would make 1872 900
quarter sections. OF this vast area near
~ every acre is capable of cultivation
Kansas is nine times as large as New
Hampshire; as large as ten states
like Massachusetts; and larger than all
the New England states, together with
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware.
Its soil is rich, vegetable mold, vary
ing from two to five feet in depth upon a
clay subsoil. The surface of the coun-
try is undulating, and the landscape
view is exceedingly beautiful. 1t is well
supplied with pure water, both hard and
soft. Its timber is oak, maple, walnut,
elm, hickory, sycamore, cottonwood,
locust, Eastwood and othrvarieties. Its
coal fields cover an area of II 900 acres.
1t has extensive salt deposits. 1t abounds
in building stone as fine as can be found
on the continent. 1t has an abundance
of mineral paints, potter's clay and fire
clay. Its deposits of crude gypsum arc
ineNhaustible. 1t produces all the
grains, vegetables and fruits of the tenn
peratc zone in profusiOn. Its, atmos-
phere is pure and invigorationg, and its
climate healthful and mild. Centrally
located, it is the highway over which
pour the wealth. anu commerce OF the
East and West. Its system of railways
penetrate almost every section of the
state. For sixty miles from its eastern
border, every county is traversed by one
or more railroads, and two great railway
lines cleaye directly through the state
from the Missouri river to the western
boundary line. Its water powers are
unsurpassed. Its growth has been phe-
nomical. Its history has been romance
of fact. Its people are intelligent, enter
prising and courageous. The the terri
tory was organized only twenty-one years
ago, and the state was admitted only
eighteen years since, and yet it now has
population of over half million, with
2, 100 miles of completed railways, and
over 900 school houses. Its cities and
towns are growing rapidly. Its agricul-
tural productions show morvelous in
crease from year to year. It's wealth in
stock is steadily aggegating. Its area of
land under cultivation is almost doub-
ling every two years. Its manufacture
ing industries arc multiplying. 1t is a
great state, with great people and a
great future
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.sTo KIVER AcrrnENTs ;,

A couple in Somerset county, wishing
to get married, applied to a justice who
had been elected but not Commissioned.
The Squire thatis-to.be, gave them the
following certificate. It would be a good
idea for our 'Squires to keep a few
blanks OF this sort, in lease of accident. |"
STATE OF PENN,A.,
Somerset Co.
To the World, Greeting Know We,
that John Smith and Polly Myers Il
hereby entitled TO go together and do as
the old folks does anywhere In Somerset
county; and when my commission
comes am 10 marry 'em good, and date
'em back to kiver accidents.
@. NJ R., Justice of Peace.
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PRoPpaATINa PI.ANTa az CIrr1

fhoPBGATtNS PLANTS By CUTTING
The season Is approaching when this
mode Of increase Is pracficed by those
wishing 20 do 30. The class Of plants
eapable of increase By cutting Is very
large, including, among trees, catalpa.
mulberry, cottonwood, lombardy poplar,
and many others, IS well as currants.
gooseberries, grapes, blackberry roots.
ounces, and frequently apples and pears.
as well as roses, wiegelea roses. snow
ball or viburnum. and many of the orna-
mental plants. BY far the best mode of
doing this IS 70 take of the cuttings verv
early--as soon IS the leaves drop in An-
gust or September - bury them. and
plant ou1 neNt spring. Il fselafmed thes
they now grow better than If SET out win
wen formed reots.-T In Prairie Fsrsner.
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Watermelons may loom up in the near
future as an important American pro-
duct. It is said that experiments in
California have shown that sugar can be
extracted from the melons at 3 cost OF
TIVE cents pound less than sugar cane.
Besides this, oil is made from the seed
and alcohol from the rind.
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A woman was recently seen hanging
out some clothes in yard on Conococ-
heague street when a boy looked over
the fence and called out:
Have you seen any mad dogs go by
here just now?'
mad dogs-mercyl" gasped the wo-
man, and she threw four wet shirts on
the ground in heap and got into the
house at four bounds.
The boy maintained his position, and
after few minutes the woman put her
head out of the door and asked:
"Have you?
"Noap," was the calm reply; Il guess
the season for 'em has drawed to a
close"
you miserable boy! why did you
alarm me sop she exclaimed as she
opened the door and stood on the step.
"Who's bin alarmed? 1 guess If I
want to find mad dog I've got a right
to inquire if any has gone by haven't / /!
You don't expect me to go'n git out
full sheet posters and leave 'em at hous-
es, do you? Hump! the ide that boy
can't just inquire about mad dogsp'
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LAW OF THE RoAD.-The law of the
road in England Is universal, as it Is on
the race-course in this country, all par
ties who meet turn 20 the left. This IS
certainly the most reasonable, as the dri-
yer (for convenience In using the whip)
must sit on the right side Of his carriaee.
where the seat holds more than one. and
he would be less likely 70 collide with
an approaching vehicle, If he turned 10
the left. and kept the passing carriage On
his right. In this country On the public
highway the rule Is reversed, and all who
meet must turn 70 the right
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ShariHIe caIa

In Lyon county. Kansas, District Conrf
John Wiggam vs.. J. g. frzylor, Adm
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
the District Court ct Lyon county, Kenses
day, November 18th. 1873, at ten O'Clock q % !.
&C the front door OF the court house in I'm.
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate, to-Tit;
East half section tWenty-three, and south
east quarter section tHenty-EWo. both in
township twenty one. range twelve, all in
Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate to be sold as the property
Of said defendant to satisfy said order Of sale
asst II. b. LOWE, Sheriff
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BARRER SHOE DIREcToRT-

HARRY LEIBFRIEDPs BARBER sHoP. AND
BATH RooAs.-West side Commercial street.
between 9Th and 9Th avenues. Shave 10 cents.
hair-cutting, IS cents Hot and cod baths to
order. ? = =
HEUsTIs BARBER SHOP West sIse Com
mercial street, near corner OF 9Th avenue
ShAves, 10 cents; hair cutting, IS cents.
HAUssLE8's BARBzE SHOP AND BATH
tween St b and 9Th avenues. Slnves 10 cents
hair-cuttsng, 25 cents. New chairs Hot
and cold saltwater baths to order.
sTAFFoKD's BARBER sHcP.-CoFner Com.
mereiel street and 9Th avenue. Shave 10
cents; hair cutting. IS cents.
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LIVERY sT11IEs-

NICHOLS sFABLEs-Fo1Tth ave-, between
Commercial and Merchants street =. Mich
OILS, proprietor.
GfLcHRIEsFss SFABLRs-W. H Giicbrfest
4 20. Fifth avenue, between Commercial AID
Merchants streets.
GENITAL sTABLEs-H B. Lowe q Co. 4th
avenue, between Commercial and AechaEics
street.
BARWIcK's eFABLzs-seventh Ave, Grst
stables east OF Commercial street. G. T.
BarWick, proprietor.
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RE1I RsT1TF 1TFECToRT-

The NEWS Real ESTATE AaKHcY-Stot!er
3 Graham, over the Postofice, Emporfa, Ly-
on county, keneaS. Do 3 general real estate
business, Our list comprises forty Thousand
acres Of good un1EpToyed land In Lyon eoun-
y, large number OF Improved Farms, from
suburban property. The only complete and
accurate plats Of Lyon county are at our of
zee. Land buyers furnished all intern alton
In our power and cordially invited 70 call or
write. The Land Buyer, our real estate pa
per. sent free 70 any address.
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Notice Of Attachment.

Thomas Campbell, PIE Os. Jacob Reder. DEN.
COMPLAINT IN ATTACHMENT.
Plaintiff 8 demand, 500 90, with legal interest
from July S1st, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given: That on the 10th
day OF October, 1873 W. j. Combs, q Justice
Of the Peace Of Elmendaro township, Lyon
county, Kansas, Issued an order of attach
ment In the above named cause for the sum of
$45.OO; and that said cause viii be heard en-
the 10th day of November, 1873, at 10 O'Clock
.: m, &c the ONCE OF ". J. Combs. a Justice
Of the Peace. THOMAS CAMPBELL
HARTR0RD. KAs., 42-3s PIaintif.
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Publication Notice.

Sarah Etson, 8 nonresident of the State of
Kansas, viii take notice: That she has been
been filed IN the o1iice OF the Clerk of the
District Court of Lyon county. Kansas; that
Etson, plaintiff, and said Sarah Etson, defen-
dant; that she must answer said petition on
or before the second day Of December, 1873
or the same will be taken as true and judR.
ment rendered diyorcing the said parties 70
~ BACHELLER & BAcHELLER.
4z-3t ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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SPEAK 40 EvzL-Wheny you speak evlI
of another you must be prepared TO have
others speak evil Of YOU There e An
old Buddhist proverbs which saws: aHe
who indnlges in enmity is like one Who
throws ashes 70 windward. which come
b4ck 70 the same place and cover him al
over,
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MIrCHELL's TRUE CoLoRs.-Elder d.
P, Mitchell, in his speech at Howard,
said; What we propose to do is to
stamp paper enough TO redeem all the
bonds and National Bank notes, and at
ter that is done, leave enough in the
treasury 20 provide for all accidents.
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Notice off Attachment

II. j. Stratton, Pt'fivs. Henry Darnell Deft
COMPLAINT IN ArTAoHMENF
Plaintiffs Demand, Three Hundred Dollars
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
ofOctober, 1878. W J. Combs, Justice Of
the Peace Of Elmendaro township, Lyon
county, kas., Issued an order of attachment
in the above named case for the sum of $500
dollars and that said cause will be heard on
the 2lst day Of November, 1873, at 10 O'Clock,
zs-4t HI. srRATroN, PLAINTIFF
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RESTAURANT Directory,

FRENcH's RKsFAURANF-P. j. French, pro-
Prtetor- CoHmercial street. neaFy OPPOSITE
the postomce. Meals, % cents; table board at
their seasons.
STONES RESTAURANT Stone, proprfe-
tor. Corner Commercial street and 9th ave
nue., one block north of the postofiice. Meals
% cents; table board st reduced rates Ice
cream and oysters in their season
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LEGAL NOTICES.

To 4chOsn 1t may Concern: have been ap-a
pointed administrator of the the estate OF
Henry Wright, deceased, and desire all per
sons having claims against seid estate to pre-
sent the same at once for allowance and paw
mene. 42-3t j. JAY RICK. Admir-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PH0TnGRAPUTr

PAGE makes ali kinda ana sizes OF Pic
tnres, and also VIII go any distance 20 make
pictures q residences landscapes, teams, &C.
q Bennetfss grocery.