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BENEATH THE BILLOWs.
sinking Of the steamship Borussia

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LONDON, Dec. % Part of the crew oil
the steamer Borussia, from Liverpool,
November 20, for New Orleans, have
been landed at Queenstown. The Bo-
russia was abandoned in sinking con-
dition on the I'd instant.
The Borussia had 1S0 passengers, OF
which number 105 embarked at Liver
pool and rs at Corunna. The crew mum
bered 81 men. After leaving Corunna,
on ithe 24th of November, the Borussia
experienced terrific weather, and sprang
a leak on the 1st Of December. Severity
of weather increasing, the vessel was
abandoned cn the I'd, about $50 miles
southwestern FayalLa
LIVERPOOL. Dec. s23.-Survivors from
the Borussia report that the captain and
a. majority of the crew remained on
board the vessel. sOnly go persons Jeff
in boats. "A Cork dispatch reports that
1884, persons, were aboard the Borussia,
The Captains on seeing that all efforts
to save the vessel would be useless, or
dered the boats to- be got ready, some
RATS prepared and necessaries provided,
The vessel, was abandoned at night, there
being ten or eleven feet of water in The
engine-room. Four or five boats were
lowered about the same time. but owing
to the darkness and the heavy sea they
soon lost sight of each other. "a a.. -,
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CHARRED PAPER HORSE.SHOES,
Edison's Success lAssired---one
Hundred and Thirty-six Hours
st of Trial, and His Lamp Still
sa Holding Good.

srNEw YoRK, December 24-The little
eharred paper horse-shoes are yet illu-
minating sEdison's laboratory at 10
O'Clock this evenings Besides this there
are Eve houses ia the place lighted il
the same way and three Christmas trees.
Not zone Of the lamps thus far has been
destroyed, 1t Is . jubilant Christmas
Eve here and Edison Is in wonderful
spirits. He made no. attempt at q public
illumination o-night, but win do go next
week. For, Jour days and nights al the
end OF last week and the beginning a
this week be did not once have bis booti
of. He was working and watching night
and day. Now he says his work is done,
and be is going to have rest.
Z The lamps which were first lighted
have now been burning l36 hours. with
only few short inlermissions. On Mr..
Edison's basis of calculstion-that Al
hours is the time that families use artid.
ciaI light these 1876 hours are equiva.
! lent to 80 days Of service.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ELEANOR MASON and Peter Maison, her
Y husband, Of near Waynssburg. Green
County, in the State Of Pennsylvania, James
Freeiandgof near Littleton p. O., Wetsel Co., in
the State of West Va, and the unknown hsirs
of Lucinda Stewart, who reside near Black.
vile r. o Mongolia County, West Va, will
take notice that William Rutter executor Of
the last will and testament Of John Grimes.
deceased, of Monroe County, Ohio, died on the
22d day Of December A. d. 1879. fle his peti.
tition in the Probate Court, within and for the
County of Monroe in said State Of Ohio
against Lavina Virgins and George Virgins,
her husband, Eleanor Maison and Peter Mai.
SON, her husband, james Freeland and the nm.
known heirs of Lucinds Stewart, praying for
an order to sell the real estate in said County
Of which said John Grimes deceased died
seized. 70 wit: The northwest quarter Of ths
northeast quarter Of section ten 'llO) town
ship three q of range four l4E-Also . part
Of the south west quarter of tho soAth easi
quarter OF section eleven III, IN townshiI
three ~ Of range four AZ containing twelve
and one-fourth acres: Also aboutone third o
an acre In the north west qpartsr Of the north
east quarter of section no. in township three
E(3l of range four "a. being the Same lands deed
ed by Casper Boettner and vito 70 johr
Grimes, for road, By deed dated June 20tl
A. d. 1873; and tie said Eleanor Maison ant
Peter Naison, James Freeland and the un
known heirs Of Lucinda, Stewart. sss notified
that they are required to appear and answer
said petition. on or before the third Saturday
after. the 27th day Of January A. D. 1889. q
~ WILLIAM RUTTER. 8
Executor Of the, last viii and testament d
4, John Grimes. deceased. .es ~
BY Spriggs y briggs his Attorneys..
| Dec93' '79-T.
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Col. Sullivan has Just returned from a
visit to Marietta and TO Beverly. in the
interest of the BID NJ, as well as the
IB.s b. G. S. ". Railroad, ga Ysssy "a
In the matter of the Marietta road he
found, not only az Marietta but at other
points along The line, 40 improved feel
ing and desire to sec the question fully
investigated. They will send q delega-
ton to such points as may be selected
for conference. ,'lA .A s s-4ss
The apprehension that there would be
q conaicrrss TO width of saauge to be
adopted is not well founded, and there is
found to be pretty general feeling in
favor OF the narrow gauge as the one
hest suited to the necessities Of the sitn-
alton. -, =, .,..tf ,i..a
early day for the meeting which, was to
be postponed in consequence ofssthe alb
senoe OF, one and the ,indispositlon OF an
other Of the projectors Of, the enterprise
But prior to the meeting OF the various
interests along the line it would be
wen to have . meeting in Beliaire, o.
those or our citizens who will be looked
to for counsel and pecuniary aid for ths
work. When such meeting is held there
will probably be given some interesting
facts in relation to this road. -. - -
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Administrators Sale d Rssl Estate.
J. L. lBeyans. 4dm'f Of The estats Of
.a- Charles Cooper, deceased, R4s
vs. s
Jane Cooper etal.

M virtue Of an order Of sale issned By Ne
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
and 70 me directed, ! will oasr for sale =
public auction, free Of dover. on the prsm-
ises in franklin tevnshiR Monroe coanty,
Ohio, on
Saturday. as1oaday et 5assasyi1ss0.
between tie hours ofIi0 S'elosk ). q. snd a
O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the following do
soribsd real estate of Charles coopsr, dsosas-
ed.to wit: Esik kSke 81 a
The northwest part Of The nostAsass part
Of section sixteen ll6l ,tewpshtp six f6] Of
rssss seven ri, containing ssssnty tvs raj
acres, except f20J twenty scsss sold 90 %
said tract 70 John King By deed datsa este.
bon Q, 1858, and slso, sAssps if20] twenty
sores Of of the west side Of sad tssos of
land lying north Of the public hishway ,un'-
ming through said lands, assisnsd 70 Jane
Cooper ss her dover Inherent IN ssid lands
containing 1871 thirty Two acres more ~
1sss - ss's-ee'. .sss..-'s--.
Said property 70 ordered to Be sold 10 ap-
praised ., $3.50. and nayssll feftvp 3Aisds
Of said spprsissment.
TsRxs OF SALs-One third cash In hard.
one-thifd in one year and sneskifd n tte
years, with interest; deferred p6y,6snsS 10 b
secured By norssass or ne pss.,sss ssas.
.sssS J. \. .BkvANe, e's
Admr of the estate sf CAaslss csopSt ,dscsd
decs,s7sw5. 80 Asa sssEsitsE .ssssa
srkisos & &Dsless, Attys. .Ss'lsss
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A Decision of importance to Pur.
g. Sf cIIasers of Public Lands,

WAsHINeros, December 23 The
Secretary of the Interior. rendered a
decision Of importance to all purchasers
Of public land by "private entry" hold
ing that whenever prior to patenting, u
is discovered shat land previously Offer
ed and entered as agricultural is really
mineral in Its character the entry must
be cancelled and the land reserved for
entry, under laws specially. applicable to
mining lands. The issue was presented
BY the case, Of Smith Scoggin vs..
Charles, E. Culver, ct. al, involving the
title to Q tract Of 1000 acres of land in
Camden, Arkansas district, which was
purchased from the government at a
private entry in 1878, but subsequently,
found 10 contain argentiierous cres, /
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NOTICE.

yL7ILLIAM READ, who purchased lot 70,
w west part, and lot a., southwest part,
in Lynn's addition to Bssllsville, Suusbury
township, Monroe county, 0hio,at forfeited
land sale on December 8, 1879, 10 hereby no.
tilted that William N. Armstrong did on
December Is, 1879, deposit with the County
Treasurer, upon the certificate Of the County
Auditor, the amount Of money necessary to
redeem the same. - s. A. ATKINSON, &
dec23,'7sr3 Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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!. PAHAsA, December 23.--In an, en-.
gseement ct Tarspaca, between 2,500
Chllians and 5000 Peruyians. under Bu-
endin. The former we're forced to retire
after losing 1000 men killed, seven can
non and three mitralleuse. The Perm.
yian loss was 900. Gen sMontro has
taken President Psr.ao.s plsee % Direc.
tor Of War and the Presidept hss return
cd 10 Lima where o dictator is spoken
OF. the failure Of the war being charged
TO incspac,ty and want Of patriotism sol
Prado. Montro has IL africa IA. .000 men,
while the Chilians have 10 Taraposo
something over $4,000 men. AFRICA is
bloekadeds and lquiqus is garrlsoned by
afew Chilian marines. The transpor,
tstion Of more. supplies or reinforce
ments FOR the Peruvians,in the South \
limpossible. Lima is well defended aud
iboth that city and Callao are guarded II
anlicipation OF an early attack By, ths
Chilians Many sPeruviaps, admit tha
the Chilians ere too many for them ant
are beginning TO salk Of pesce. "a ssq1.
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Marietta Register. 25th inst) II
County to Pay Clerks for Land Ar
ss1 - nroisArc

- II praisers.
9 The City. Council has understood that
clerks for elections for Land Appraisers
in Marietta City should be paid for by
warrant Of the County Auditor. He de-
clined to issue an order.
- VIM. G. Way, City Solicitor, submit
ted the question to the Attorney Gene
raj and received the following in reply =
CoLUMBUs, Dec. IL '79.
30 DEAR SIR: Yours Of yesterday came
duly to hand and in answer would say
that the clerk of election of Land APP
prsisers should be, paid out Qf the Coun-
ty Treasury, The Townships, Villages
and Cities, as such, are not chargeable
with the iexpenseSof electing Land, Ap-
.praisers. The office of Land Appraiser
is not city, village nora township Of
fee. Respectfully yours, I,
e ISAIAH PILLARS, Atty Gen. !.
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General Warner.

PS.aW. s., The Washington eorrespon.
dent Of the Cincinnati C Commercial in an
article last week on Ohio men in Con-
gress, pays The following handsome
compliment to Gen. .iWarner:'9 sall9
2 , Gen. Warner is just out of eight from
the Speaker, by being confined to
seat So. over;to the extreme right; but
Warneris moi the kind Of man 10 he
snubbed. so he can be seen more by the
side of Ewing to the front of the Spea-
ker than at his own desk. Warner Is
one of the smartest men in Congress
No man in either body has such COM
lplete knowledge of the financial ques
Etion as this MARKETS. man. His librf
Ky, embracing books on political Eecono.
my, financial history and Commercial
matters. is a marvel. There Isl nothing
like 1t In this country, and it is said tina
&c is surpassed hut by two in Europe Q
Itis interesting to see Warner DARING
q financial debate in the House; bis i'm
mence frame is all in nervous atwittel
With anticipations on the questions HI
Is wildly anxious to answer every ques
zion proposed. aud to ask dozen more
and often hundreds Of the most pefplex
|ing questions that the opposition coult
offer have been answered by him instant
~ and with the greatest precision, HI
still thirsts tot:more. iAs the wellof Mefi
bah wsstapped and there flowed water, 81
tspaW arner and there flows not finan
|cisl wisdom, 0but financial information
iu great and overwhelming abundance
He stands high personally insthe House
as he is recognized as agooa fellow, and
what he lacks IN society manners hit
brain viii make up: 1t is q matter D
general regret that. Warner has been leg
islated out Of Congress, as his friendi
ne pisinty thstthey have lost .azgian
sort Of Q man, In, the discharge Of hi
great clerical labofs de is assisted by hi
daughter, Miss Julia, who is one Of thI
fastest Ions. hand writer's In the country
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"ITEMs.r

The Woodsfeld papers are as proud
Of their new railroad as little girl of
her first china doll.-Athens Journal.
CASPER PAUL., the Bellaire man who
shot Officer MCCORMICK in that city was
found guilty of shooting with intent to
wound. His attorneys have applied for
q new trial.
Hon. SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD, Professor
of Mathematics in Wooster University,
now giving Instructions to the Guernsey
county teachers, was Superintendent of
the Cambridge Schools during the war.
He is q native Of Monroe county
Guernsey Times, 25m inst. ISS =
WIN. Courtney, Jr. resident of .he
vicinity of Edinburgh, Scotland, is visit
ing at the residence of his father, WIN.
COURTNEY, in this, place. Mr.. CcURT-
NEY arrived here on Wednesday evening,
last week, and expects {, remain in this
country about year. His parents had
not seen him for about 80 years.--St.
Clairspille Gazette.
LAST week Deputy U S Marshal JAS.
H. Pitt, Of Bellaire, arrested LEWIS H
McESDREE, of Wayne Township, for
violating the revenue laws by manufac-
turing and selling tobacco without pay
Ing the tax or procuring the license re-
quired by law. He was conveyed to
Cincinnati, where be entered a plea OF
guilty and was sentenced to six months
in Jail and to pay q fine OF one hundred
dollafs.-St. Clairsuille Gdzfte. :
+ THEODORE Brown, of Barnesville, O.,
who was lodged in Jail in default Of
$500 bail to wait trial for manufactur.
| ing tobacco without paying the special
tax, yesterday appeared before JuDGE
SWING and entered q plea of guilty.
From the fact that Brown had made ap-
plication to the Court for a license, ,bxt
was unable to raise sthe money to pay
for the same, be was let of with a ine
of $40 and costs = Cincinnati Enquirer,
Dec. 20h. a. !
Ms. SARAH TAYLOR, aged over ~
years, fell on the slippery pavement on
" ednesday evening Of last week, and
broke both bones Of her lett arm near
the wrist. DRs, TlSaLE and TAYLOR
adjusted the fracture. and the patient is
doing as well aa.is possible for one Of
her years.. Mrs TAILOR is under espe
cial obligations to Mr. MILTON G. Nc
MAHos, who FASTENED to her relief and
kindly assisted herto the residence oi
DR.. TAYLOR .-AGue1nsey Times 25th inst,
SsopeRAss and CoosTs,. both heavily
shackled, were taken to Columbus last
Thursday. As early as it was, quite a
crowd were assembled to see them of =
Sheriff STEpMANc was handcufed to
GooNrs, while BOB Ross filed the same
relationship to SNoDGsAss, The Sheriff
returned home on Friday and reported
them safely lodged in the penitentiary,
where 'CooSrs win be placed in the baby
wagon department. as painter, and
SEoDaRAss will do duty in the black
smith portian Of the institution.-Mari-
eta Times 25th inss.
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PAINTING and GRAINING

E A.. M. SCALES, the old Painter .oi
Frame Brothers Carriage Msnufsctory. Barnes.
vile, has opened shop in Beallsyille. ohio.
He is prepared 10 execute all kinds Of Paint.
ing and Graining In the best stYls. Painting
Carriages and Buggissa speciality.
lee 1ec25, ,'77m6.
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Administrators Sale. Of Real Estat,


IN pursuance. Of an. order of the Probate Cour,
i Of Monroe County, Ohio, I viii offer for sale
at public auction. on n 49, - -.-,..' )
Saturday, tas PAN dag Of Jdauary, 1880,
at 10 O'Clock A, u. upon the premises in. Sum,
Iit toynshipg the following described real estate
situate in the County Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, to wit, a.
The south west quarter Of section eighteen
township fye.of range five except twenty.ons
acres sold of Of the northwest corner Of said
quarter. by said William Buchanan and Wife
to Robert Miller by deed dated March 2Sth
1885, containing in all l39 acres,
: Appraised iat $2,50a.e
Terms oSlsALK,-o6s third on day Of sale
zone third IN one yearsand one third in swo
years, frolns day Of sale, with interest; de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
Eg ALEXANDER BUCHANAN 8
administrator, of William Buchanan deceased
81 eI spriggs q briggs Attorneys
Es Dec30. 79e-v4 las
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LEGAL NOTICE

r 0UIS REISsER, whose plaoe Of residencs
IA and Post office address are unknown. viii
take notice that on the twentieth day Of De
cemter, 1879, Jacob Reisssr, as administrator
Of the estate sof Caroline Rsissss, ldeeeased.
fled his certain petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas ofiMonroe County Ohio. against
him. the object and prayer Of which iss to lre.
cover a Judgment against said Louis ReisseI
for the sum Sl07. with interest thereon from
the 1st day Of May. 1878; said claim is foundsi
upon q certain promissory note ex ecuted BY SAID
Louis Reisser as principal, and Caroline Rel.
ser. as surety, payable to one Elizabeth Arm
and dated May lst, 1872, and due in one yea
from the date thereof. and calling for 800 with
7per cent interest from date which said mot,
said Caroline Reisser did in her lifetime, :,
wit. On the lst day Of May 1873. pay of ant
discharge. that an attachment has, bssn issued
in said action. sssl aa.sss -
You are required to answer said petition ON
or before ths 18th day of February 1880.
1atllT It SPRIGGS q BRIGGS.
Dec23, 79-tE Attorneys for Plaintiff.
9.F -. 90
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= Or. Bulls Baby Syrup is recommend
ed BY all druggists as being purely
vegetable and reliable preparation for
Babies. Price % cents.
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* evEDnor's electric light u pro
nouneed o decided suocess- A fortune
o. within ,hs grasp Of thst ohsp.
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Buyers pay the highest price for sgilt'
edged butter" but want every tubs to be
OF AZ even, bright, color, They recon.
mend their patrons to- use only Wells
Richardson y Co.'s Perfected Butter
Color, as IL Is the most reliable known
and win give i psrfect color. IL receiv-
ed the only award ut the International
Dsiiy Fail, for ssupetiur puritYssttepgth
perfection of color iaud pefthanenee."
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NsGto GOA per day at home. Samples worth
lG w Jkv5$5 free. Address srrssoH 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine. TX dec2,' ,'7sI. &,
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: SuGsnsraI Crook had bis bands and
sess severely irosen : short time since
While hu1tlss In Nebraska. Is sils
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~WASHtNGTON.
The Air Thick With Flying Ru-
mors
Concerning Presidential, Senatorial
and Cabinet Complicatiohs.

wAsurNsrsN. d. C.. December 22,-
NJ, sterious reports have reached here
that Secretary Sherman has become
convinced that the movement to make
Grant the Republican Presidential nomi-
nee is so oyershadowing that be has
gone East 10 assure those managing
G., arts interest that il the General is
really desirous Of the nomination he
does not propose to antagonize him.
The fact that Sherman stopped 10 Phila-
delphia TO meet Grant, and that Presi-
deIt Hayes will 60 to Philsdelphia this
week for the same purpose, are, to say
the least, significant. In connection
with these reports is the revival of q
rumor, that Sherman may, after all, con
test tor the Ohio Senatorship--that is
not to openly declare that he is a cam
didate, but to have his henchman, Fos-
ter, in a negative way, conduct quiet
canvass and secure for himself the
pledge Of just enough votes to defeat
GarHeld's nomination; then, when the
caucus gets into a wrangle for candi-
date, TO thrust Sherman in as o peace
maker. Another rumor, which many
believe, is THAT Don Cameron, on behalf
of the Grant managers, has assured
Sherman that if be will get sout OF the
Presidential race he can retain under
Grant the Treasury Portfolio, and that
Sherman's visit to Philadelphia is to
have such assurances fortified. There Is
one feature OF this Last rumor which
eisps it the air Of improhsility and that
is that Conkling, who is as close to
Grant as any politician, would resist any
bargain of the kind, unless, indeed, he
desired to kiln Blaine of, aud realized
that the most effectualzway to do it was
u get Sherman's support for Grant,
All Of these floating stories are given
for. what they are worth. But theru is
one thing certain, and that Is, that since
the meeting of the National Republican
Committee in this city Sherman's move
mepts have been as mysterious, as the
silence of those who have, heretofore
Justify cried that he would be the Pfesi-
Dental candidate. -"
rHE PREsrDEsr's sHocKINa MEMORY
I The President was asked tonight il
he had said that, under the Constitation,
The Vice. President of the United States
had the right to count and declare the
Presidential vote, whether be- counted
lit and declared Il init rotupda of the
Capitol or in presence OF both Houses
of Congressin Joint Convention assern'
bled, and thas he should recognize and
enforce it as The true and legal declara-
ton Of the aConrts In reply be said
that be had not used the exact language
thus imputed to him. but that be did in
fact believe that the Vice President had
o. right to declare the result and; count
the vote. To- refresh the Presidents
|recollec ion, if ne will put on his ere6ec-
ting cap, he Sillrecall that be used al
most the linden teal Language imputed to
him last Thnrsday night, to very
prominent OHIO member of Congress,
who communicated 1t in his own house
yesterday to the person who gave your
correspondent, the information.# aa.e.I
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SrTAs attempt 70 boon Govsrnor
Bssnor for tie Presldsutisl noninatlon
a. sheef foolishnese. 34ss,tg o.
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b EE Therelis ope thing the Democracy
cant steal-the public confidence IN.
y. 1yitspe.s z & q ssli Il ng,ssst.ssss alliI
= That's about the only thing the Re
,publicaps party hasn't stolen. - Enquirsr.
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SANfoRD's, RADICAL CURE

not only promptly the corrodng discharges In
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Defective Eyesight, Infamed and hTattery
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Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
= in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss Of the Senses Of
Taste and Smell, Elongation of the Uvula,
Inflammation Of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding Of the Lungs.
Each package contains Dr. sanford's Improved In.
hafng Tube with full and carefully prepared directions
for use In all Price 81. For sale by all wholesale
States and Canadas. WEEKS g. POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass. Z
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= Dsnsoiasien fsr Mr.. Blaine. =
sRsssdr aili sh<s cry; rttfsudI' still cries
% ~ 1giasr Blaine. ~ ;ao eiafn39 ST.
suld r1ssssIoss cons and stolen The stass u
I9i y lrainss % = 70 lsifss'' 80 ~
fsssG xs. Blslasp lest dina d Louisisna;
of usd WslIA Andsssoo. Cassnsss s.a ksn'
xs.p .ssss. s1.apis, d. NJ sl.-.ss y.
n ~. ~. "A sAensslvss q sgusapaisA sosu'
- plsss - -, -. = - -, -
pa yep not Hayes Into no whiss Hcnss
Tksss are your ehisksna, dr. come home = =
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cff week in your own town. Terms and
0Ull SIS outfit free. Address u. HALIsrr 4
| Co Portland, Maine. dec2,'7er.