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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-31
BRIMrIELD.

Correspondence. s. Il sis,.
Having seen nothing of much inn
portance in the PRESS from this town
for some time. we give brief summa-
ry Of the events during the past few
weeks.
Quite a large number of, buildings
have been erected since the opening
of spring, among which may be men,
toned the following: M. s. Chapman.
a bank barn on his farm east of the
Center: large bank barn on the place
of Henry Aultman, southeast of the
Center, and one west of the Center, on
the place of Ed. Russell; John Evits,
a resident of the north east part of the
townshinI has ,erected q veryT 1ne
honss ;salso, a house by Charley Chap.
man north of the Center. IlL /
Among the changes of real estate are
two acres of land by VIM. g. Moulton-
to T. H. Y. Coder; consideration, $500.
Among the public Improvements are
two new stone culverts on the public
highway, and the paving of the water
course in front of the Town Hall.
The recent heavy rains have been
q source of much damage in this vicin-
ity, as weilas mqch7good. There was
codsderah1s amount of}whsat stand
ing fh the shock that is reported some,
what damaged. Our storms have come
very mild this season, and no damage
from wind. Haying is about finished
and oats are commencing to ripen.
The crop will be quite good. Fruit
will not be very abundant. Corn is
considered light-very few brag pieces.
It is expected there will be Select
School here this fall, but the teacher
has not yet been decided upon.
Our COrnet Band has some new mu-
sics4nd decided niHprovement ID mo-
ticedEi its execution. 1iinsl
Our Universafist pastor, Rev. J. 8.
Gledhill, delivered his farewell sermon
last Sunday. We regret to know of
his departure from this. vicinity, as he
was very genial gentleman.
On next Sunday, Aug. Srd. Rev. D.
Morris, of Columbus, O., will supply
the pulpit of the Universalist Church.
He is . candidate for the ministry of
this place and Kent. Also, in the same
Church, on the evening of August 3rd,
Rev. 7. v. Roi, the converted Brah-
man priest, will deliver his popular
lecture. I
Mrs. E. D. Sawyer, of Cleveland, ID
visiting her friends in this place aAo,
our former townsman and wife. MI.
and Mrs. Silas Williams, of North
Lansing, Mich.
Mr.. II. Brobst has on hand as fine
lot of wool as was ever in this market.
J. II. Williams, our new Postmaster,
has also q fine lot. y.1.,...r.,
Politics assumes a mild nature here.
All seem pleased with their respective
tickets, although there are oecaAiohal
very fluent Off-hapd discussions. II. E.
S., of the God and Morality, Fl. B., Of
the Democratic, and d. NJ, of the FL
atists, have occasional knock downs,
to the astOnishment of other quiet and
peaceable citizens. We don't mean
blood shed, but summers, as it were, at
the political carcass.
The Summer Schools have nearly all
closed. BISMARCK.
July %, 1870.
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DRowNED.-On Saturday evening,
Floyd Chapman, aged about twenty
three years. and . younger brother,
cons of Mr.. Plympton .. Chapman of
RoOtstown,- went to q email stream
that PASSES under the Z. & p. r.. r.
about a mile south Of leoOtstOwn Sta.
ton, for tho purpose of bathing. Az
ter haying been in the water q short
time and while swimming across the
stream, tho elder brother was seized
with cramps and sank to the bottom.
His body was ionnd about twenty
minutes after under the bank of the
creek, and efforts were made 70 resus.
citate it, bat 1t was without svail; the
vital spark had Aed.
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OF INTEREST TO Prom EERs.-Dr. A..
NJ. Sherman, the Secretary of the Pio-
neer Association, is now arranging. the
memorial frame containing the photo
graphs of deceased members for ex-
hibition, ct the .annusl meeting TO be
held in September. The friendsewho
have not already sent in pictures are
requested TO do 30 at once in order to
insure . complete collection for this
years meeting. Will the Rayenna
papers please call attention TO this
matter.-[Kent Bulletin. 80 e,g'1
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'ArWATER.

LlYf ri ArWATER. FIT
Correspontfenec. * > - - -
The farmers have got the hay and
wheat crops secured In good condition.
The rain last Friday has put them back
with the eOats. Some damage was done
by the storm in the northern part of
the township. Mr.. Nichols oat field
was strewn over with rails that belong
ed to farms in Edinburg. Some hay
that he had spread out to dry was car
ried down the stream. The fences were
blown down on other farms in that
locality. Some of the corn fields were
under water for awhile.
Edgar Whittlesey and Elisha Chap.
man have been appointed administra-
tors of w. F. Burns estate. There
will be sale of his personal property
next Saturday. The stoneware shops
are in operation, and will continue to
run till the material on hand is used
up.
The carriage shop at the Station il
doing an increased amount of business,
Five hands are at work there now.
Mr.. Phelps greenback theories do not
prevent his doing good jobs, and his
partner, Mr.. Thomas, is a reliable man.
William HI. Stockburger has sold
eight or ten buggies this season, and il
building more as fast rs he can.
The Trustees have got new seats for
the Town Hall, SO that our citizens can
sit comfortably when they go to hear
political speeches and such other
things.
Next Sabbath Hindoo student will
preach in the church at the Center In
the forepoon, and lecture in the eve
ming on the customs of his native
country.
The crop of winter apples will be
small, the fall apples more numerous.
The peach and pear trees will afford q
good supply.
The potatoes have been rotting some,
and some have been covered with wa
ter, with fair expectation that they
will be injured ~
Thomas L. Hough went to public
sale at Marlborough Last Saturday, and
sold eight sets qf hafness, and has 1puF
hands at work in the shop this week.
JULY 18th, 1879. .'i'ss" w.
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How pleasant It is to those who
have, from time to time during the
last five years, taken from nothing to
fifty per cent. of sclaims honestly due
them from debtors discharged by
compromise or bankruptcy and now
in business thus forced FROM. old debts,l
to hear their. debtors talk glibiy about
Of money and business
And these are the fell
go about shouting for "hon-
est money" and Rowling about the
crime and Disgrace of "repu-7
".;sias s5f sssf .is3 gsli.. -
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G.P. REED and L. p. Seymour and
wife left on Monday for Nantucket. !.
w. p. HAzEN, Esq, spent Sunday in
town, the guest of Almon Chittenden.
| M. STUART, Esq, has gone to Day
ton on professional business.
MRs. FRANcEs HuxFoRD. of Hart
ford. Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
+. A. Babcock.
MR. j. II. FURRY aud wife returned
from their Eastern trip on Monday
morning.
T. w. BRowNING, Mayor Of Wade
worth, . former citizen of Ravenna,
was In town on Monday.
REv. E. B. MASON occupied the pull
pit Of the Congregational Church last
Sunday, morning and evening.
r GEO. d. HARRIs, An employe of the
PREss Office, started Wednesday eve-
ming for Chicago, to be gone couple
of weeks,
FRANK FORD has been confined to
his house and bed for the past week
by . severe attack of malarial fever,
but is able to be about again.
Miss ANNA DERR Of Warren, who
has been visiting her friends, Misses
Rose l.. Richardson and Name Beaver,
returned home Monday.
MR. III. L. CARRINGroN and family,
formerly of CharlestOwn, this county,
who have been residing for about three
years past in Texas. returned on Sat.
urday last on visit to their old home
and friends. He speaks very highly
of his Southern home.
Mrs. FANAIE B. WARD started on
morning last for an extend
ed trip 10 Utah, California, Yosemite |
Valley and Oregon. She goes as the |
guest Of q Congressional Committee,
The party consisting of twenty four
persons, among whom are q number
IF ladies.
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Or Friday night the residence Of
Mr.. George strlckland little north
of towR We burgIarized and . pocket
book containing Aiteen dollars in
money stolen. The thief gained &C.
cess through the parior window,which
was up. the blinds only being closed,
and proceeded to Mr.. Strickland's 3
sleeping room where he obtained
p0ssessi0n Of hfs pants, from the pock.
ct of which he took two pocket books,
q, lot of keys and . pocket knife.
The money was abstracted and tho
pocket books were found the next
morning in Mr.. Twitt's front yard,
where tho thief had thrown them In
his flight. No trace has been obtained
of the perpetrator Of the bold robbery.
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BARN BURNED.-AbOut nine O'Clock
last Monday morning the large bank
barn belonging to Mr.. Orrin Smith,
in the north part of Sufiield township,
just south of the ,Brimfield line, Was
discovered to.be on fire, and before
assistance could be obtained 70 extin-
g0ish the fire. the barn with its con.
tents-about 80 tons of hay, the wheat
in the straw from 40 acres, and 700
Bushels of old wheat-was destroyed.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Loss from 5000 to $1,000. We are
not informed whether or not there was
any insurance on the property.
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The AKRON DAILY TR1BuNe is the
title of tho new paper just Issued in
Akron by Messrs. Werner & Neisen,
the fret number OF which we received
on Monday. 1t will be Democratic In
politics and labor for the triumph of
the great cause of the people. Much
taste is shown in its mechanical exc
cution and ability in ite editorial make
up. The publishers have reason to
feel q pride in the appearance Of their
psper, and we wish them the most
success in their enterprise.
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| 8-Misses Jessie A. F. HOl-
comb, Belle F. Sprague, closed July 8
Dist. No. 9-Union with Hiram
Estelle Parker.
Messrs. Loomis and Judy, of Raven
na, have commenced laying the brick
on 6antora's new building, while VIM.
III. Wespeaker does the tin roofing,
which is well under way. sgi3 -
We are sorry to state that Mr.. Pat.
Kelley continues quite poorly 90
Mr.. G. L. Hall, of Hiram, who has
been engaged to teach our school the
coming winter. has secured the Park
man school for the Fall session, closing
October 31st. q = ,...ls-.
Mrs. Franklin has moved from Mr..
Van Etten's house into the south room
up stairs in the Russell and Saddler
building. 90 $500 . ' (
We understand that our tailor, Mr..
McC cCollnm, ia soon to remove to Hiram
to engage in business there. Mac is q
good workman. aud II he sticks to bu-
siness, cannot fail to do we'll.
Our neighbor. Mrs. Bair, after an
absence Of several weeks, has returned
to her old home.
John Porter, Esq, is now in West
Va. on business connected with the
Cleveland Farpitafs o., oxwhich he
Is travelling snpt. = \ ~
We received . call from VIM. Bab-
cock, Esq, of Cleveland, on Friday.
"Wih !" was on his wayto his fathers
in Shalersville, on business visit, and
reports the temperature Of the city as
having been quite comfortable during
the hottest part of the, season, owing
to the prevalence Of lake breezes.
Martin Dodge. another young attor-
ney OF Cleveland, was also in town
last week, on his way to the farm in
Auburn, fora few weeks acquaintance
with the invigorating properties of
mother earth and the healthfnl air
which fans her cheeks ~
~ The A. 4 GIN, gravel train, which
hassbeeh operating toR thisipoint for
ssme days. while backing down at
0arrsttsville on IRsiday, ran into a
freight train, owing to a misplaced
switch, piling up five or six cars, and
requiring the aid of the wrecker"
to clear the track, which was done in
a hurry.
Seth Andrews, of Rootstown, passed
through here one day last week, with
aa head of sheep, mostly purchased in
this section, with more to pick up on
the road south of this point. Mr.. A.
evidently does not believe in allowing
PEEsNEss to sTAa-nate when he can
buy animals SO SHEEP.
Mr.. G.. r.. Brown, Of the Vienna
Bakery, Garrettsville, makes regular
trips to this point. much to the accom-
mediation of those who have no gaso.
line stove, and we doubt not to his own
advantage a& tsslsatiE
Miss George Farr, teacher in Dist.
No. 3, again resumes her duties this
week, after q vacation OF one month.
VIM. A. Smith, whose left ancle has
again been somewhat troublesome Of
late, reports . decided improvement in
the condition of the same. oasiaa
The bees in the old "hive" on the
fats have manifested a pretty strong
desire to "swarm during the recent
hot weather, with the usual pugnacious
indications, and it has required the
utmost exertions on the part of our
vigilant keeper Of the peace to prevent
the theft of honey one from another.
July q, 1879. MOuRNER.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL!

THIS popular House is about to undergo some
radical changes which will make it the best
hotel in Ravenna. The Billiard Room and Sa-
loon have been closed and it is designed to To-
cate the dining-roo ON the. first floor and to
add q number of comm0di0us rooms for guests.
The table viii be. Aupplied with the best the
market affords. and every pains taken to render
the House y neat. quiet home for its guests.
Having had several years experiencs in the
hotel business, ana conhdent OF my ability to
give to the patrons of the COMMERCIAL entire
satisfaction. - ~ -.. ~. .,t -.
Meals will be served to Portage County cNs.
toners at IS cents each. =; ,.ss,. "a H. 5s
...,..--..,., ..,.t : W. B. TAYLOR,
-, -, Late Proprietor Of City Hack Line.
k66-tf
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HIRAM GIDDlNGs, one Of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Palmy-
ra, died suddenly at his residence in
that town on Wednesday morning Of
last week, of congestive chills, in the
eighty fourth year Of his age. He
came to Palmyra from Litchield
county, Conn.,. over sixty years ago,
aud by his industry aud economy he
had become one of the wealthieat cit
izens in the county. He leaves no
family. ...4
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UKIvERsALIsT MEETING AT MANrUA.
The Uniyersslists will hold Groye
and Basket Meeting near Aantua Sta
tion, on Sunday, August 10th. Rev.
Andrew Wilson, Of Rayenna, will
preach at IL .. N. aud n p. m. To all
. cordial invitation il given.
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Quick Stepping.

AT the races in Chicago last Friday,
the blind pacing horse, Sleepy Tom,
made mile heat in the unprecedept-
ed short time of 2 :l24, the best pre-
vious time being 2:l41s made by this
same horse. .,s.-.l i. ,e.s .,..ra.
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CLoCK|s'l CLIO oC|Ks! c
Beautiful In design and finish,
fine Time Keepers, and the
price only 81. aeo
: +. WAIT DEWEY & co.
Ravenna. May Q. 1872. i;-i'i- ~. 's'',i '''.t=
isflf1-zf 9fl.as as3t
Portage County Teachers Insti-
tmfQ. ~. ~ .f.,.-.-

Portage County Teachers Insti-
s.-tf .sea: i-s t0Cos :. tes i lts1i
"A Teachers Inst: tute. will be held in the
Union School building at Ravenna. beginning
Monday, August 4. 1879. and cOntinuiaS two
weeks. ,...@ 3. s,!.-a...s ~ - ..s4 p
The services of tho following Instructors and
lecturers have been secured: Regular Instruct
ors, Prof. n. G.a Apdrews. Aarietta College,
Marietta. o.. Prof: A. II. Tuttle, Ohio Universi-
ty, Columbus. and U. =. Cniran. Supt. Public
Schools, Sandusky. o. These gentlemen, though
strangers 70 many Of the teachevs in this county
are instructors and institute workers OF expert
ence and ability. and come to ms highly recon-
mended. Evening lectures will be delivered on
literary. scientific and pedagogic subjects by
the Instructors. Pres. b. A. HiLsdale. Hiram
College. DR.. w. G. Williams, Delaware. O., and
others. The success Of this institute AMI its
consequent value t. the educational interests OF
our county, rest mainly with the teachers. The.
very satisfactory or encouraging. The record
showing an attendance of only about twenty
five per cent. of those who apply for certificates.
and what is most surprising and most to be re-
gretted Is that of the seventy-nve per cent. who
stay away. the young and inexperienced con-
stitute by Ear tue larger part. Teachers. these
things ought not 90 to be. These institutes are
the only agencies Afforded by the county for our
instruction and preparation In the great work
of teaching; lit is therefore, imperative that we
make the best use Of them possible. This we
can do only by attending and taking an active
part in their proceedings ,esst1 *, ,i ti,f.i
Information in regard to board and aqeommo-
dations can be had on the t,rst day oc the insti-
tute BY calling on the Committee at the Super
iptendapt's oilice in the school building. Pio-
vide yourselves with text books. nste books and
stationery, So. y Sisssa =.
H.LPECK. EAeCGtiXe
ssy.lw. q. +. DOUTarrT. Committee.
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rralns 30 and 2 oa main line rnn sa!ly,
and Is between Cincinnati and NewYork daily.
Hotel Coach ON trains No: and =. between
Chicago and New York daily .Wte Nsus1eld.
Train No connects 1t AsnSAeId with Pitts
burg Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad for Chi
caro. Milwaukee, Omaha and al points in the
North-West; at Meadville. Union and Cory fhf
OIL Regions; and at ysmestown for Bu4al6 and
NiaRafn FxlIs:- at Salamanca for Rochastef /:
and at Binghamton for Albany
for the South and West
No stop-over'' allowed .pon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
1rst stopping place, and may then Yepurchase
from that point 70 destfnatSon.
Passengers for ChautanquA Lake sbould, on
arrival as Lake View, take the stoa.ers 81 the
w b. Shattuc'' which run direct coonec-
tion with traina On this road for All points ON
~. =. 0HA13UC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CuCIuNA9I. o.
=. y. COORER
General ouDoHintondoat,
CLBvukAuD. q,
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Low Prices.

1 shall sell my Hats from now until
the close of the season at greatly re-
duced prices. Those needing Hats
will do well to call.
st. RI Mrs. A. H. PARSONS.
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The following is list of teachers
who are, or have been teaching the
schools Of the township the present
season: <S ~ .,''si =
Dist. No. miss Emma Plum.
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THE Wood County Reporter, the or
gan of the Nationals, has seen Its duty
in boldly advocating Ewing's election
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WHAT an enormous non est money
league could be formed these "pros-
ous times"
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D = l :
FOR SALE!

A VERY YDEsIRABLE PLACE of about 20
"a acres. situated at tine Center of Charles
town. Well suited for fruit raising; has .
Thrifty young apple orchard Of choice fruit
with peach. pear and plum trees, - Concord
grape vines, tearing FAST season about I, 600 lbs
OF the best grapes in the market. There is
large barn on the premises. also. well. cistern.
and spring. Said place will be sold at Public
Sale. ON the premises. :; ~ 80 R'ss sf
AUG UST IS. 1879. at O'Clock p. m.
For further particnlars enquire Of 8. B Nor
rts. Charlese0Wn, .. Terms made known ON
day Of sale. .iit p. Il. BEAN. AuctiOneer.
6AA 6Wt
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The basiness will be conducted by A. T.
Smith, Mr.. ;Els0n remaining In New York.
The advantages of y resident buyer in New
York are SO many and self evident, as to make
it unnecessary for us to dilate upon.
Our customers may depend upon finding ON
our counters everything FRESH, SEASONA-
ABLE and FASHIONABLE, At lowest possible
prices, sflts3s 5sei's
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Sale Of Doubtful Claims.

"Y virtue OF an order heretofore made By the
Id HonOrable Probate Court Of Portage Co.,
o. shall offer for sale 1t public auction 70 the
highest bidder. for cash, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1879,
Mt O'Clock r. NJ, as the door ofthe Court House
IN Raveuna the doubtful and uncolIocesble
claims due TO the estate Of James Hudsen. de:
rnnring ali the way from twenty-five cents 70
three hundred dollars. and being against nearly
three hundred di9erept Dersons. embrecing
lise ar said CLAIMS Is on 1le in said Court which
All uerzOus dcsirous Of bidding arc requested 70
narreIs or in gross. as may be most desirable.
ELLEN ,. HUDSON.
Adnsx Of James 80deoa, deoaosed. 4
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till YIyB :. H.. until further notiee.
Archexys Archery!!
We hsve just recetvsd ., fine lot oi
Archery goods. =. III. STILES.
RETREsHIkG showers.
GRow1se weather. sss
i HAMMocks, At F. H. STILES. 2w.
The mslon collie days are near at
hand. sE45F ~
1 SATURDAY was ! bad day for the
excursion. .---.
The ChautauquaAssembly will open
August End.
NEW potatoes are becoming plenty
and cheap.
l., PoL1T1cs haven't begun to boom
much in this locality. ~
BURGLARS are doing a lively busi-
ness in Warren ~
| The Commercial House has put in
new safe from the Canton Safe Works.
Cur SHELF PAPER, assorted colors,
variety, designs, at F. II. STILES.
Go TO HEIMEs s. RoGEKs' for Lap
-sS'
III. ioa'n snen. " w.. WI
no'a l's reunion - ea"'o" :" '"' N''"
- A'hs' 5000. ;.
~ c...., 80.
s.s. O.. -
." - ana,,; v...,
49,. - iii .on,;n.a I'm Fr;d.v
-. -. - -
o-' -
- - - Is s..G
- 80 s,.... ~.
.. ~ oA'. y noN
,,o.. - . a..t fs.,;i;zsr ,f
AG...r~rsvrr.rr bme bali c,ub IA
IN nl.v /. Ravenna club At the Fair
Gro,nds Friday afternoon.
u....... - 49,.
- - 60. - 49, e.h;,. :. n-..or
conclusive that there is vast revival
of trade-in fsh hooksl
Tur st.ck ofD. 7. Baldwin & Sons
r,.,;.o gma,E tan owe, "a Sund.v
morr,nv =, the roof. making 4 terrible
racket bnt doing little er;no damage.
5Hr,x.. h,,ej6, = pr;sSrS mock |
b.v. . 6nS .seortment of Duete,s. Ian
Rons.I s.A ne Mas. which thav viii
.slI = lcv 6ySr.s I
.is,,...... Z, 2. z. :, -. -.
report thss the new wheat crop is !
much better ouslity of grain than last
vear,s crop.
.I.,s,,,. -.c,n.. ;. if..,.,s.
~. .s,.h,,sh.,an, - -. .o,o .w.,o-.
3. 49,. W.. \. y.,,. :. 800.
-. -. -. -. - ..-....' -. A..
u -" -. -. - 80 go. .-on. 49,
p...h,,..n R;,..-;,, nn,..lv ..s-'nrn
!. 49,. - =. .nSo...a :. AZ. .om;n.
n.S-Lr... ro....,,. afC
s' -" 80 80. 9'. ..snS
:. -. -. -:
~. n -. a.. TN. e..
~ a. a.. s.s.s... g.. :. -.
.---- :..--.-:....a -
NEXT Sunday forenoon the pastor +
ofthe universalist Church viii preach
from the parable OF the nnclean spirit
:. ~wo.s.s,,oe.rse ..n.ss 80
cura ~ Desnondencvn
.... ~ -.
- IAE yearly neeting OF opiritoa''sts
y % % nsld ~ A'waters 0rose'
a an'os o.slon' next sunday aug
uss sro.. = inere VIII % { basket PFC
mo N' u noon. " Ao''oes wa ce
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s,,t,9 5s1,,ss : ,,.s;.7 =.
LIE slae "nA on. ones'nu' s'ree' ~
llon' =. .no nseS A.A' 'os 20 'opo'.
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