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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09
Census Matters.

In Harrisburg precinct there are 167
farms. IL Harrisburg. there are six manu-
factories. Population of tue town is 422
of the precinct. .274. During the twelve
months proceeding Iunt l>t. there were :
deaths anh As hirihS since the first Of
June there have been deaths and births.
In the precinct there are 80 persons aged
GO and upwards. One marriage dHri''g
tlIe year where lie lady WAS 55 and the
gentleman 60 years. Mrs. Sarah Keys i
the Oldest person in the precinct. being S5
years Of age Mr.. John Kitchen is tile
oldest male. heiug so years. The east end
OF the precinct. called Mohawk valley.
where the enu.neratnr expects tn find NOT
more than 16 to 20 persons. there are Is
families IS persons. among whom there
are 20 voters. They support school OF
an average attendance of 30 scholars.
They have retitinncd for seperate precinct
as they are 40 miles from Harrisburg, their
present voting place.
IN Rrown<vilIe and Center precincts
there l. Il population Of l.7H. North
Brownsville has population of 307 :;
South Brownsville. l43. Ia the two pre-
cincrS there are IS persons 60 years and
upwards !; "A who are 20 and upwards.
and who are 50 years and Upwards.
Dnring the twelvrmouth To June 1~t last
there have been 81 births aud II deaths
There are 13 pru'lncfive establishments in
tile two precincts. 227 farms, saw mills.
gri<t mills. tannery. slaughter and
meat packing establishment. There are
biiu,l persons, l insane person and
,at1nrr [
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He was braE- new office-boy, young,
pretty faced, with golden rnglets and blue
eyes. Just such 81 boy as one would I'M
agine would he taken ont of his little trun-
dIe-betl In the middle of the night AMI be
transported beyond the stars. The first
day he glanced over the library in the
editorial room. became acquainted with
everyhntlv. knew al the printers. and went
home in the evening a. happy and as
CHEEKY rs sunbeam. The next day he
appeared. leaned ont of the back window.
tied the cat mp by the tail in the hallway.
had four fights with another boy. borrowed
two dollars from an occupant of the build
ing. saying his mother was dead, collected
his two days pay from the cashier, hit
the ianitor with a brooustick. pawned q
coat belonging to member of the
editorial staff. wrenchesl the knobs off tire
doors, upset the ice cooler. pied three gal
leys of type. and mashed his finger in the
small press. On the third day note ives
received saying. mi MotIl"r do not want
to wor% in such dull place. She says /
Would make Good preacher. so Do l.
my finger is Better; gone fi~hin'. Yours. !"
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brownsville Dates.
"Dav of all the week the best
Emblem OF eternal rest"

BROWNSVILLE, Or. July 7. 1880.
ter. is the lea'ling question here the past
week. and the weather has been very
warm and dry.
HHyiug has commenced in good earnest.
Large loads of wool and fence posts are
being brought into town
Harvest is ia>t appr ,aching and crops
never looked better.
The Chri>tian ci'npmeeting wound up
la-t Sunday; it was well attended.
MIR David Gary rIearly severed The thumb
of his lett hand not long ago. white
splitting wood it is very painful cut.
Mr.. VIM. Cochran has bnit Il fence,
in front of his residence. and Mr.. A e.
IIrESInan has built II new sidewalk from
his house 10 the '.lain street.
Some of our citizens are ne ginning to get
home from the coast. AMI report catching
plenty of fi-h, and having a good time
generally.
The hills all around us are assuming a
brown color. reminding lis that fall ia fast
drawing near.
FTttlI tI an kIIHlS E1GOIll~cs u nGhFS
yield here.
Last Saturday evening the following
We're duly Installed regular officers for
CaI:ap"ova Lodge No. 43. T.O.O.F., ny
ID d G NJ Penn. af Corvallis Geo. c..
Blakely. n G G.. El<wick, V q ID. VI
Walter, r 5; F. VI. Angel. W G. v.
SranIiSh. Con Geo. Gross. G Wm-
y. Washburr. o G. NJ B. Crane. r : n
G !; a. j. A,lI,ns, T. 5 y q; !. ID. ArIhur>.
r ) V G.; G. A. Dyson. l. V G rhO<.
Hay. II 5 S VIM. X. Temple, L $ $.
The iod1e is IN very good circumstances
financially. being clear from debt and
money at int rest.
Mr.. Saml Wilson is still alive, but is
very low.
The surveyors of the narrow gauge are
still in the field between here aud Lebanon.
they have located the first mil. OF the
road. coming Into town nearly OH the
>ect ion line between Mr.. 0. P. Ctsshow's =
land and Mr.. Hau<man's. aUd cutting the
latter's meadow INTO two nearly equal
parts. Work Is being pushed on the lower
en,I. aud several more parties are talking
of going down to assist.
MARROW GAUGE.
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sherin's sale.

In the Circuit Court of the Stnte of Oregon for
the county at Linn
Henrietta b. Gore and James Gore, Appellants,
JF. Hendrix, Respondent.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO SEPARATE WRITS
ID of execution issued out of the above nam
ed Court in favor of the above named appel.
lants. and against the above named respondent,
10 me directed and delivered. the first Tor the
,un OF $lO3 80 costs with interest AZ the rate of
ten per cent. per annum from the n day of
Anril 1850 and he second for the sum of SSl3
l5 With interest at the Iute of ten per cent
FA~-r annum from the 9ih day OF June, lSS0,
ave levied upon The following described real
: property, to-wlt:
in the CITY of Harrisburg, IN the county OF LIN
State of Oregon the real property u the sal d
respondent, :. f. Hendrix, and on
Saturday. the 24at day Of July. 1880.
at The. Corlrt House door in the city OF Albany.
Linn county, oregon, nj the hour of one O'Clock
p NJ 1 will sell said real prol1ersy at public
saucfou cash in hand. 10 The highest bidder,
10 satisfy said writS with accruing costs.
Dated this 3jth day of June, 1880
/. C. EICkEY.
Sheriff Linn county, oregon.
BY Geo. HUMPHREYs Iepuiy.
June -. SoV l2n39
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Foreign News.

The crop prospects i'm Ireland were ney-
er better. promising to exceed anything
anterior 70 1917 in the potato line. Root
aud cereals are also luxuTiant.
Greece is making energetic preparations
to place her army on war footing by the
end OF the summer.
The Z. S. Government is reported as
negotiating with the Porte regarding the
safety of American missionaries in Euro
pean Turkey, should trouble break out.
1t is believed that the Murderer OF
Prince Krapotkin revealed the names of
all the principal nihilists to the Russian
Government, enabling it to arrest all the
ringlcaders.
M"rino has been elected President of
San Domingo.
On the 9th the ship EZdoyudo went
ashore on the northern coast, between Pi;-
Ter Point and Lisle river, during - thick
fog. 1t is probable that nothing will be
saved except the sails. rigging aud anchors
Francois Aguste Bonheur, the pain,.
er, and yonpg brother of Rosa Bon
heur, is dead.
The civil tribunal OF Nancy to which
the .Iesnits applied to have the seals re-
moved from their establishments. has
pronounced itself Incompetent to Judge
of the question.
Three Thousand Albanians have been
posted at the most suitable places to
prevent the eession OF Dulcigno. Ev.
cry position of advantage forming q
continuous line from the Adriatic
conres to the shores OF the lake is pow
occupied by Albsnianp.
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SheriR,s sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Andrew AIcClalley. Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court of the state of oregon for
the county of Linn.
Andrew AIcCaliey. Plaintiff,
C. C. Kuhn and lydia Kuhn his wife. and W.
Thayer GoFerno = Ea.as,' sI,i. af ar
gon. the board of com IssionerS for The salc o1
Common School fund. Defentlanfs.
DY VIRTUE OF A ItECREE OF FOREt LO
D sure in the above named 'onrf IN ne ai,oEe re
entitled suit. and an execution ana or,ier OF
sale issned in pursuance tlEreof.fo me direct
ed ami delivered. ha se levied npon the mort
r:,gea premises de%cribed in said execution
and order of sale a follows. io-wit F:
Beginning ~ the northsseSf corner oi me 90
nation land claim of Harvey tfort.on, Known as
Calm No "a. Notifcafion No. 1888 In To y: ;
Of X W Of the Willamette merldian, m Inn N
cauntXand state of oregon ana runine ~ M S
south 9 Oj chains thence east 69t3 chains 10
the east isaananry line Of said claim, thence
rorth Il Gs1ree andes ui1fIttes-Ses y 9,;'lai :
t. the fpti thPast corner Of =ai4 eiaImt nei'ee
following the icen ieTingS Of tue " E
ianii,.. COZ, tn., one hundred AMI tweni j.
elk acres, more or less, of land and on
Satsudoy. the I'm day If JUN. 4. D. 1850.
At the Court House door in the city Of Albany.
Linn county. OREGON, at the hour Of one O'Clock
p. NJ wiz ~ell The hereiuiefore desert 'et real
properly at pnblic anciion- for cash in hand, O
The highest bidder, the proceeds OF sale 20 ne
apnied as proyiaed in said decree, "a follows
fn-wit First To the payment of the costs and
dlsburSemcnts of this suit. aSed AT SSZ.a+1, ana
atccruing costs on former writ taxed at s4Sl5,
ana the cost and e--penses of sale second. 70
the payment of the said Defendants, he board
OF commissioners for The safe Of school lands ard
the management of the common school fund,
and the further sum Gf s16s.7I in coin, with
interest on said sums from the 2sth day of Oc-
tnpt.r. 1879, AZ the rate of en- 3er cen fstr an
mum third, 4. The menr 10 he liaintin
herein the sum of s316 ia Z. $ gold coin and
interest hefenn from the % Il slay of October.
lsls q the rae Of one ner cent per month,
ana Z ANY Of the proceeds Of said sale remain,
the same he paid over 10 the said c. G. Kuhn.
Dated this 18th day of J-ne. 1850:
sheriff Linn d:ogni2 I; g; RIcseY; d.encn.
ByGEo. HUMPHREY, Deputy
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gone Ont witt. Flying G-olors.

On Monday Mr.. James Cowan Turned
over the offfce of County Clerk 10 his sue
cessor, Mr.. N. Baum The retiring Clerk
made an efficient officer. was genial and
oiIiging, and we tender him our thanks
for fnvorS extended during the two years
ir which lie SO acctptahIy filled tie posi-
tion Mr. T. G. Dickey also vacated fhe
office of Sheriff to MIR. Charlton Oh the
same day. No more accommodating or
genial gentleman ever collected taxes or
served papers than MFR. Dickey and we
are sure no man ever vacated the Office
y itll more warm. genuinc friends tn follow
him to tile private walks oi life. than ex
Sheriff Dickey. Judge Johns also on the
san,e day. gave WAY TO his successor.
Judge Finn. who will, tor the next four
years. fill the Office of County Judge in an
able and efficient manner. Judge Johns
retires with the best WISHES of all for sue
cess and prosperity wherever III. may cast
his lot. We may say of Mr.. G"org'' Hum
piIrey. who has filed the Office of Deputy
Sheriff for so many years. that with his re-
Tracy the county loses the services of as
active, efficient and capable an officer as
fitrrt. is IN the buSIl4e~s. and Who has made
hosts of friends all over the county by bis
courteous manners aud proinptne$s IN all
matters PLACED in his hands. AS Mr..
Br1c4. Is his own successor in tile Office of
County Treasure r. we have only to say of
him. thai he has male a most efficient
officer. aud The people imying found it onf,
re-electedl him. The new officers take hold
as if they had been bred 70 the business.
aud We predic: that county affairs in their
hands will prosper as they never have be-
fore. Amen.
A number Of nur .itizeIs talk of going
r., x,,,,;y,o ,,a@t ,,,s..k .I.l,t. ,a,a,l liz In,
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oaa Fellows, Installat1op.

On Wednesday evening District Deputy
Grand Master Penn. of Corvallis, Installed
the following named brothers of Albany
Lodge No. 4, I.O.O.F., into their respec-
tive chairs
G. F. Simpson, N G.
Ed. Zeyss, " G.
C. C. Cherry, R 8.
j. A. Davis, p s.
A. G. Layton. w.
w. C. Tweedlle, c.
q. w. HochstedIer. r n e..
L. H. Montanye, L = n q.
E. "A. Parker. | G..
Joseph Tebber, o G.
Sam'l Grape, r 8 S.
r. c.. Clark, L s 5.
j. NJ. Nolan. r s v G.
W. II. Brunk, L S V G..
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Bishop R. DubS. of Cleveland. Ohio.
will preach at the Evangelical Church in
this city next Sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ.
The Bishop will visit Corvallis in the
evening of said day.
Rev. J. L. Wolfe will preach in the NJ.
f Church next Sunday morning on the
appearance of evil and in the evening
ON Christ among the philosophers y
An are cordially invited.
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Ankle Hurt.

On the 9th ult.. as Mr.. Clay Powell
WAS driving home and when I'm the vicinity
of the Central Christian church. six or
seven miles elSt of this city. the tongue
broke atl the team became unnanagible
and ran away. Clay Succeeded IN rnnn-
ing the IN into the fence, eventually. and
then got ont and unhitcIn.d the horses
from The vehicle. preventing further dam
age. No great damage resulted from the
stampede except to Clay himself; in some
manner his left alkl. was badly bruised.
aud caused him intense agony for some
days. He is all right at the present writ
ing. however, and Is thankful that he
came off so we'll.
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AHIElRnOIlS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon
for tIle county of Linn
y. G.. Bruce, pI:tlutiu,
Tat,,, = Bruce. aeft.n lnnf.
IT, th.. 7..f.gv 81 he Stats Of Oregon GHU
az gi.:,t5v REQUIRE asre:tE 8ri the
,so,np.a;u. of tiIe ABOVE paint III in he a ove
entitled silir now file wiz II he Clerk OF said
Court on or before The ioIirth II Monday. he 18th
tav of October, IsSc. II being he drSt day of he
next regular Term of said Court: and You
hereby mortified thai If you tail Rn1,;lr and
answer said comnIaint US hereby required. the
psaiutiH will apply the Court for The relief
demanded in plaintiff'S complaint to-wit : a
decree AGAINST said deten ant for The tii~soiu-
rinn of the bonds of matrimonN subsiSi ing be-
tween pIainl II and defendant, for the cslrc,c
tody and control of the minor child, Lillian
{;rtict, and for costs and disbursements.
THIS summons ia published by order of Hon.
H. +. Harding, Judge of said Court. Inade q I
Chambers in Se,}cu. Oregon, .iIJne Il. l-So-
wEATuERFORD & BLACK hBUR RN.
yI2nS9 Attorney for p3aintIn
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Think or 1t.

Once and while, say once week, let
us all strive TO be good. Sunday b the
best day for the business. it having been
set aside for thar purpose from the bsgfn-
ming. Don't laugh at the Suggestion, or
turn up your nose and giggle, for the idea
is not only practicable but eminently
sensible, and some OF the most eminent
men aud women In the world have acted
upon it In the years gone by. Every
mothers son of us can certainly feel good,
act good. look good, say pleasant words
to those around us ; laying Aside week
(lav cares and business, we can feel thank
FIJI for the good We injoy. be charitable
to our ncighbors and fnrGiv:ng to all.
Forgive Us onr trcs>paSses "a we forgive
those who treSspaSs against us. will have
no avail unless we fnrgive-in other words,
unless He forgive we can not expect to be
forgiven. The week has gone by with its
intrrmiuahle disputes. petty wranglcs and
sIuabbIeS. it> envics, ieaiOu>ies aud ambi-
tIons. Blows. too. have been given and
received let them all pass-forgotten if
pnSsib.e-anyhow forgiven, and to-day,
Sunday. the seventh day. let us be on our
good behavior. Why should We not
Are any too cowanlIy Docs any one
doubt the propriety of being good one day
la seven ? Can it possibly do any harm
On the other hand won't we feel better in
mind and body by being good one day in
seven DID ynn ever try 1t? Come. let
us all try the experiment next SuIiAy.
The bells are Ginning. Some npn and
women are praying. I.i-ten. how the
notes Of the organ. blending with tuman
voices, flnat out upon the morning air
fOat ont and mp. heavenward. See the chill
tlren, hright-eye,l and clean faced. going
by in troops to Sunday School. Every
| thing 4ppeals to TIA. to you AMI me, to all
mankind, to be good. Let us try it.
| There is no tooli$hrrSs in the suggestion :;
there is nothing week-kneed about it. 1t
| is Il truth glorious truth. that we may
make one day in seven on earth a type OF
! Heaven
| ''Day of all the week the best,
! Emblem OF eternal rest"
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A1bang gegister.
ALBANY, OREGON. JULY 9, 1850.
LOCAL MATTERS.
A Runaway.

Harry Parker drove out to the eight
O'Clock train Sunday A. NJ. Leaving his
team moment to attend to business, two
sharp whistles from the locomotive fright.
ened them aud they ran off. Before they
concluded the business of the evening. two
wheels were broken. the doubletree and
pole ditto. while the harness were unneceSa-
riIy demoralized. AS usual the l0iries
were not hurt
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Rohert.. nrl..ge picnic.

The picnic at Roberts bridge camp
ground Tomorrow promises to be even
larger than At first anticipated. The at
tendance will be- pretty general from every
portion of the county. as all the schools
have been Invited. Tie procession will
form at 1920 A. M. and all are invited to
join, especially the children, in the march.
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Mr.. Ed. Cox writes back that business
is good in Kansas. that he has all the work
he can possibly get away with this sum-
mer and tall. Mrs. Cox thinks of going
t" her husband early this fall. then it is
rather doubtful ii they return to Oregon.
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Al His New shon.

FRED WILLERT is now established In his
new two-sto1y wagon and blacksmith shop,
on Second street opposite s. Z. Young's ware
house, where he is prenared TO do all kinds of
b1acksnithing. repairing of hacks, wagons,
etc He also has on hand. and will continue
TO manufact ure, hacks and buzgies. which will
be sold at the lowest possible figures reason
able terms. 35yl2u3
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Wool Shipment.

Mr.. S. f. Young shipped ninety-t'0o
sacks of wool the first of the week, over
eighteen thousand pounds. the price paid
being 261ac. Mr.. Young has purchased
about 40, 600 pounds of wool SO far this
season.
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DIR. G. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE In Odd Fellows Temple, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed and as
reasonable as is consistent with good work
nanship. nS2yI2
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Excellent Lumber.

Conn Bros. ready TO furnish all orders
for building timbers and lumber OF any grade
at lowest prices and on short notice. They
have also on hand seasoned finishing lumber
flooring, rustic, etc. All orders sent to them
| at Lebanon will be filled promptly. Orders
solicited. 3jyl2
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EXECUTORS Notice.

NIo1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT letters
IN documentary ol the last will and testament
of Nicholas Kizer. deceased, was issued TO the
undersigned on the I'd day of June, 1880, by the
County Court of Linn county, OreSon; there
fore ali persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased, are required 10 pieseni the
same. with the proper vouchers, within six
months f ON the date hereof, to The undersign-
ed at his residence in said county OF Linn.
+. NJ. KIZER. Executor.
Dated June p, ISSO-vl2nS9
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New To-Day.
Nn1Ice Of rinal ScItIement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Franklin
IN Presley, administrator of the estate of
David Presley, deceased, has filed IN the county
Court of Linn county, Oregon. his final account
III the matter of said estate. and said Court has
npnuinted the third day of August, 1880. at the
hour of one O'Clock in The afternoon of said day
as the time tor hearing objections TO said ac-
count il any there he, and for the settlement
thereof. FRANKLIN PRESLE1,
july l, lSSO-VI2n40 Administrators.
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Dr. g. w. Gray.

Dentist. Albany. Oregon. Office in Eos
ter's brick block. up stairs. at large bay
window Prices ip proportion to TINE and
MATERNAL consumed. 1l-34
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MARRIED.

Al the residence of P. w. Sphinx In this
city. .Iulv 9TH. by Rev. s. G. Irvine. d. d..
Mr.. William Newhou>e. OF Portland, and
Mrs. S. A. Thermon. of Albany.
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DENTIST

Dr. h. R. FREELAND has located I'm
Albany for the practice of Dentistry.
ALI work warranted. Office I'm Parrish
block. corner First and Ferry sts. febl
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buggy was upset in the eastern sub
where the ROAD forks. one branch Ieaelin q
to Lebanon aud the other to Salem In
,naking The turn the pole slipped from the
b:east-y"ke and the buggy was upset
The occupants. young lady AMI gentle
man. were thrown to the groumd. and
a new one, was severely used. being iamm-
ell anl wrencEled ont of all shape. The
horses were not injured.
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List of Letters.

Uncliled tor anil remaining i'm the Post
office IN this city for the week ending
July Stll, 1880:
Arily. Cias d Hansen. o
Conner. l. o Holman. Mrs f C
Mcdonald. w HanSarl. &c
Fischer. Chas Kneel. Nancy
Walker. B F
P. Fl. RAYMOND. P. NJ.
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At the election for officers of the Oregon
State Agricultural Society. NJ. wilkins
was reelected President. with J F. Miller
aud C. r. Bnrkhart as Vice Presidents !:
r. NJ Waite. secretarv. and I4idd & Bush.
Treasurer. The Fair seems TO have been
. financial success this time.
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A number Of nur citizens talk of going
70 Yaqnina next week. The road Is in.
frs ciass condition we are informed.
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The Demorest patterns are the best for
ladies and children's clothing. while they
a re the cheapest. For sale by Mrs. Coll.
Van CIeve at this Office.
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invite tine attention Of those wanting
GOOD GOODS aG H'OPU .AEs PRICES to
call and see me.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
Albany, April Is, 'so-v12n42
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Connty Court this week.
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P. II. RAYMOND. P. NJ.