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Also, a. saa bu rya and t,s bu barley ahsppcd By rail-
Our hard wheat, tho stock Ut which Is only
n04 10 bu. II nit wanted by miere In direction
north and northwest from this city; and ar
Engagements have already beon made to 1hip
about tho wholu OF II to them. Milwaukee,
Racine, kenosha. Madison. Japcaville, Ilochos-
tor, md Minneapolis arc amonx the
places mentioned as wanting more
Of It thnn they cnn got. Tho whoat
nil around them has been used up, and
tho new wheat Will not be available for grinding
TIL near the middle Of septembor. Tho mlltcrs
Of the section referred to prefer the hard wheat
which hns bcGn grown npar thom; but 1t Ii not
improbable shat they will tako tho other
kind Of spring wheat when tho hartl
Ia not to be had. It would DO atrltlgO
II tho whole Of our present stock OF about
.,t00, 600 btu Nc. spring shoulu 20 back Into the
country whence It was attracted BY tic lfK
pronlum p1il for spot wheat during May. There
Il plenty OF whcnt III Wisconsin md Minnesota.
but It Il yet OH the stalk, mad is yet long why
fru1n tho oven.
Reports from several piaccs yesterday con-
tl1nel tho news Of tho uny provlous In rcKnrd
to oats. They have suffered severely by pre1pA.
turo rpcntng, that the Yield Ia thin over large
areas lii this State.
The exports Of wheat, and Hour reduced to
Wheat from Atlantic cities Iuring tho week
ending July II included a,07v.737 lnl TO Great
Britain, 468.8S1 b,t 10 France, GJ,3nl bu to Hol.
land and belgium, 1G.hl4 bm to spain and
Portugal, 1O,ol3 BIZ to Hamburg, and ~, ,.G. hn to
Draztl and tue West lndIcs. TOtal, nun B94 bu.
Tho exports Of corr, were 1,34s, 10 bu tn Urcnt
Britain. ~. .C0J hi 10 France. :7G,&A bu 10 lln-
lnnd nrd belgium, 8,t7B bu to Hpnn md rurtu-
Eul Nd, ,TN bu 10 Hamburg, md U,l49 bu to West
Indies. Total coru, q, 81. 40 bu.
, 1880-07-21

9 lake 1rsxht. rha forctn tnhrkr.a ero rasy under
e. q srs II ia e ths s rs Sr1,fS Fl
'e%; ] = set @ Assa't ia dcens
n IS ;;2 Ss;S s. ss:s: i
ss & ess.' S I'd 1S itss' % p e
~, e,txs sna nrm n }hs nr.t h.t
ss shs d ~ ~ ea'sI,ssi sossi
- e
ssa 4 ssss Il IL 5 5s.S, s % Ss ;s" es5s 4 r. ta;
re ~as Aax,e,, .hieh told q 23axa md closed At
sses ts ~ "o99 s sG'sa ss
2 III e 3s,s %
-; Il os Az de,ana heaE shs ca, from
at s biz .e s?'sh sa saf ssfes g.
S;; :s t.
SS'ss sse liz;
ss:, s,: 5 ia
":S'ss - ns%s sSs'sSsss
e. a i'is e rs 81 ID ss'sI'S Il 4 q &
Two O'CLOCK CALI.
s ssa q
~ et'ko f0r JUL, AtaA<o tor August, aDt7suAe fnT
II sna Il ist s sa t
s"5a e!Sssd y ssst'4s for 1aaa.t a5a i5esssa fot
and aoJtssc for scptcmbHr, qau wcre l,{c fnr Al.
Esss o. ,sep.c%9sE M tale. W sH By at q!
x5:s tor A.Eni s ana sa9of h3GHM u. vsdS q!
lLla inr AuxMst aI tiidhsf TUX fos Septem,i,te.
Eales asn b5!s nt }ilD lor tep0HbeF, stP for ucs-
seE1 s:s " 81 segtsntsf re- ais91aAE tx AYF1s
mo JcMr ehrt ribs steulJ, MIth sales OK HnM1
lbs At &G.A21x1&dA5 for SgptGn1bnr. "''0-
, 1880-07-21

enl,l nn onorgcfia tt,cksekcr If the ,,.ll pnrty,
"ws shall hnrn Il tfintuatLnR. market. but ns
,Thun we shn1i have nuDther ehonrlng. Tho
lnn.hs hnvo Given is two axoallqnt o crops of w.nl
that, IL the Influx III sold IA At MI large W. cum
sLcnr tbom twice moro before Chl1stnns."
, 1880-07-21
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wGro tho receipts and ship
ments Of tho leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twenty-faur h0urs onding at
o'clock Tuesday morning and for tho CORE.
spending time last yoar:
, 1880-07-21
0coNOM0WOC GOSSIP.

ffp1n uat, a .tr,,H.t ~ nnnir,,sc nntf tGnnrnr
0C0M0MOW0C GOSSIP. .
N ,ss Es9, @ssae,sas :, IT, es,se9o a a,sr1s ,,
Ihroe hundred e. ftet above tho love! Or Luke
e1rIa,ma ari yr houmtsni wnman @ - from % tho sunny
South And sho drawa 4 lons breath. her iarga,
blNc-krny, lmstrous oyds beam With dolisht hor
tace slows, mid her ohooks t.nrle, a. sho sqscs
delightful! to ho far sxey fron tae dast, and
rttio uarty. assempIc;l on tho nlufl, turn to
DUNK tao s1ondo beas'y :. tor r, e1otes.lux tae
general sc1ttfn,cntso admirably, grumpy old
bachclor picks hi. way aoross tho lawn, aud,
with m expression ot disgust ejaculntcs, :" obi
dew. ,vo Ind been llstoniny to tho twlttcr
Of tho birds in tho .uroyo,, to tho
spnsh Of tho ours rs tho nshorsnan's
boat gl{dcd ncross tho winter, to tho rumble Of a
cnrraxo on mo iara roa.l IN tho distance. to Tho
sagrs to she msrry ansR,tor q ehIrSn pay
y a. m Inc III a'y III! Hwn f ,1 ,h 't4 @ 1 St
rs s!cnrns 4',t, sprins .nit,inE UP from ths
f5,re of n aid maufo nroves ;,on T TX ~ r,s M
'ho rs eqSo o ,!sh With s waYn gra
Is 4, aMe5a,d: -. %aos ~ fer M iaalaas sSsas
ert ras hnr ~ 9ao 'nr
diminishing eyes stsTts SerSo!.:iy asS 'asEss /
~ =. td .r III ,s,s
an Il her rasas tri hars Sos xtsss Ks eo
ho soKo ,os sa awny e1rng me t 1antas NJ io
trees, and ar.o,, rising and dnrkentng tho blIo
, 1880-07-21

Ut WEHtHF .asWN1HgfU 1'tVJss
NEW YO1tK. July 20,-Tho mlntng-stook nns-
kct showod considerable aetivlty, Chrysolitc
being tho leading feature, hnd forced uown un.
dor AtronH bear movement. Tho closing 9th.
Oiul otututInnB yyGrD:
, 1880-07-21

th npnn large ftodJcs Of nav Dre. shipments To
FmeltHrN yt.5lerfHy HnsHny-tlne tons.
A [lcA,lwtH,h encGinl *ay8 the Inst cleRn.up OF
Catcdonla Rara Hoo for Twelve days. run.
, 1880-07-21
UY TELE1RAPW.
NEN YORK.


sptefuf Dtspdteh 10 7Ad chttdso Tribune.
NEW Yonx, July 2o.-wIthin tho Inst two
weeks tho prices Ut stocks have bcer advanced
from 10 10 per cent, but nothing hns happened
to Justify this Adval,ca in tho minds Of s0hcr In.
vcsturs. What hGa caused IT. TITO market hns
been and is NOW at the control nf professional
Hamblcrs, and tho bulls havo been abo to com.
pei the bcars TO como In and buy 10 cpver tho!r
shorts. THAT II all therc is Of IT, TT.day tho
market felt tho effect Of the largo sn1es r,ntio
yesterday Of tho granger and other stocks by ccr-
tain big bulls who hRd secured thofr plnndcr
and who wished to atep oaie. A partial wcnkncss
on tho railway liHt followed; but tho crafty
bulls had forescen all this, and had maln prep.
aratlons for now diversion by n sehcmu to put
ylp tho coal stocks. Therr arc 80 many ahDrts
out In these stocks that tho sohomo II a sofo
one. and those the inside viii probably makc
a pretty ponny by i. Those ontho outside bad
butter atay tharo sora whls; snes mon tho
tral g slH. md .e on. Every puo kno.s lint
lniS TSe III ns ,narEot prase1'ts S no onoousns
feature, nlthnuRh thero wa4 much activity.
Chrysollto contlnuoS 70 Ga pressel @ for aalc. To.
Little Chief was also pressed s.d f2r so!e and I
gloom nn.ong tho holfors Of tho il0l,erts stocks.
Io The tssstxrn Aasoetated trss
NEW YonR, July yao.-oovornmcnrs quiet and
hai!road bonds ast1yo, . and In tho main strong.
Tho stosk nashsts %as T sarTcnx acoo and ast!vS
es} except}on % 1t a. sisht fcactio'i nSo,t may.
rs nqs't b 5p pfsei a tss a & hs III sssa
on the tny's trhnsact4ons ranKe1 frotn y to VI
Sr tto co raay shrss IN an s
Seyaney essies! H. ss
, 1880-07-21
TIKI UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK,

= EorthcaAt corner Stadson mid nnnrboFn.sts.
lpcovcs FarsrH1 dcpostts und allows ntnroston
nttho rase os ~ por ucn subject to the r,pa OF tho
tant. G.M, WILSON, Cashier.
, 1880-07-21
.LO0MlS /. WHITE & CO.,

DO Broadway. New york.
Deposits received subject to ebaek nj ai9hton which
socks snndr and All dealt In at tho NJ Y.
Rtnnk EfctAnve bs,1lHht and Rulh mi commission. /,
, 1880-03-04

"Who's who ?" asked the bewildered
Mr. Bigler, struggling to free himself
from Simpklns' grasp, "What in the
name of common sense is the matter
with your
"That divine creature in there y said
Simpkins, wildly. 81 must know her
l saw her for the first time yesterday.
She is the most lovely woman have
ever met l followed her to-day. Such
q figure Such step Such an--ankle |!
Biglcr, / must know her There are
chords, Bigler, in thg human breast,
which ones struck, renaer,a ithh lire
sponsible .AEbo is she T. r,dq ..a
"Whol That = exclaimed Mr. Bigler,
following M. SimbEins' gaze tow7ifd the
ri Mr. ysimtbsiins' q naSaid,d eagerly t1r,.
Digler looked at him blandly. Then he
looked at the lady and then again at
Mr. Simpkins. Then he became seized
by violent internal paroxysm, and
commenced examining his handkerchief
into his mouth. urn"a0... u....
"That ?" he exclaimed, as soon as lie
had, in some manner relieved himself by
this proceeding; "why, you blasted fool,
that's your wife p ..r ,n.,..
, 1880-03-04
The j. wrong Seat And Woman

/. An absent-minded man, travelling with
his wife in railroad car, left her side
to get drink. When he returned he
dropped intoa seat, immediately in front
of his betteF4half, beside an unprotected
female, over whose head the SHOWS Of
about thirty-eight Winters had glode.
His wife was looking out the car window
at the scenery and didn't notice his
awful blunder Presently, without
turning his head, he impatiently re.
marked: "Jane, how often have | told
you not to starch my shirts so Internally
stiff" The ancient female whose for.
ward name happened to beJane, screamed
"Monster," and faiated on the spot, and
the absent-minded man looked un-
comfortably warm as he changed seats.
-Norr. Herald.
, 1880-03-04
Hunger and Hopeless Sadness


A special correspondent Of the Liver
pool Daily Post, writing from Come
mara, says "At oneL side of the fine
bay which opens up to the town Of
Roundstc1ie is the Island of lnnisnee,
upon which there are about 81 family
residents, Tn company with the parish
priest, Father Mollohy, and others, we
made. a visitSto this place The hold
ingsSon this little island range from go
to , sG5 per annum. The land is the
property Of minors and is under the
control Of she Chancery Court 1t is
not 6ver-rented." All the evils Of fail,
hfe in each Of the industries in which
they were engaged have fallen upon the
inhabitants, Not only have crops been
bad and labor unobtainable, but their
speculations have accumulated mass Of
debt upon them. In the first house
which we entered heartrending sight
was presented That the cabin or hut,
which consisted of assingle room, was
smoke begrimed and almost absolutely
destitute of even the rudest firniture,
might be expected to be under the con
ditions Of life which prevail in. Come
mara; but the wretchedness of want
which had been reached by the inmates
was plainly told by the appearance o
hunger and the aspect of hopeless sad
ness presented by the family. A man
and his wife and several children were
huddled together over a few sods of turf
which were smouldering on the floor.
1t was not easy to distinguish at first
in the comparative darkness Of an
apartment into which the hight was only
admitted by the. aperture of a small
doorway, which you had, to stoop to pass
't6rough9how' idany persons were in the
placed The group around the turf en-
bers seemed to be the only occupants Of
the dwelling, but presently there came q
rustling and piteous moaning from some
living creature which lay imbedded in a
heap of straw close to the turf fire, and
an elderly woman, relative OF the oc-
supant of the cabin, evidently, poor
creature, almost within. the grasp of
death, struggled into partly erect po7
sition, a dog at the same time starting
from the straw at such point as to sug-
gest that the woman had been lying
with the animal in order that the brute
might impart some heat to the poor;
creatures wasted frame, This was not
q case of skeleton in the cupboard, but
q veritable skeleton upon what should
be the hearth. 1t was but work of
supererogation to inquire what were the
means and resources of this family.
There was no provision in the house ex-
ept very small quantity of potatoes
and little Indian meal, and anything
that the small patch of land which the
family held could supply for food or seed
for the coming season had been eaten
into. We were quite prepared for the
announcement which Father Mollony
afterwards made, that this family,
among several others, had been relieved
by him through the fund of $50 placed
at his disposal by the Archbishop of
Tuano O.s.r .tfH.. 800 .U.H.. I'D .....
, 1880-03-04
.D7 70 ."I p YpH'A
' yhI ymo aa.gljH 10 ...
Port Townsend
M 20 J9m yt4H bag 3d.
IiOSPI'T-A T. !
.gr a. 9-.-In "jiGK
PORT TOWNSEND, W. 7,


% The above Institution having uceu p,IceG on
permanent footing, as the United States Hos.
pital for Marine Patients on Puget Sound, the
proprietor takes pleasure In ANNOUNCING that
no pains or expense will lbo spared In minis-
terIng . !, the comfort and conNspience OF pri-
vate patients
This Is the largest General Hospital north OF
San Francisco, and by far tho most, complete
In equipment. IL has be eenthortuBhly rehtted
and refurnshed. Its general wards have ac'
commodations tor about one hundred patients
and are pecu liary adapted for cases requiring
the most careful treatment and constant su-
pervisLon AZ limi.ed expense. Those who de-
sire them will be furnished With private rooms,
entirely separate and distinct, M aslight addi-
tlonal cost, .I r..
kTThe attention Of MliI ownera, ana those
senmen suffering from CAOniagn nls Diseases VIII
be treHCel outside tue Hospital without eA'
penSe 10 tho vessel. ... ~, .l...I
sr Thomas 4. MjpOr,, ". De-
.8if Managing ~ufg pn'
, 1880-03-04

The latest story is that Bismarck is a
hypochondriac.
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Consumption Cured.

Ar cid physician, retired from prac-
Nee, heviug had placed 10 bis bands by
% East India missionary the formula Of
{ simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
'snd psrmsnent cure for sronsumption,
Bfonchitis, Catarrah, Asthma, and all
Throat ard Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debili-
y and oil Nervous Compla nts, after hav-
lag tested its wonderful curative power,
IN thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty
ts make il known TO bis suffering fsl ows
4 etuatsd BY this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, l will send fres
Of charge teaA who desire it, this recipe,
il German, French, ,or English, with full
directions for repairing aud using. Sen,
by mail b. addressing with stamp, nam.
fsg this paper, W. w. SHERAR, las
Pswevs' Block. Rochestcr, N. \.
Nevt, '79sowl3t.
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Queer ,sfarksmanship.
Richmond Telegram

~
A young man named Cross goes hun
ting Without gun. His sole and onl;
weapons are smooth round stones which
be carries in bis pockets. Throwing
stones. be kills not only hares, but par
tridges. Three respectable and truth
telling men assured me, yesterday, tha
they went out one day with him, the,
taking.their guns; that be killed thu
day, using nothing but stones thrown
from his hand, six hares running ant
three partridees flying Last fall he al,
tended our State fair, where Snowman
exhibited rag babies arranged on steps
and charged five cents for two throw,
With ball, at say ten PAGES. If yo,
struck baby be gave you cigar ant
charged nothing You have doubtless
seen the game. Cross went in, threw
and struck and struck and threw. knock
ing over baby every pop,until be brok
up the show.
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Notice to Teachers.

HyHR Board OF Examiners Of Monroe Coun.
/ ty will hold meetings foe the sxamina-
tion Of Teachers as follows:
Woodsfsld, Saturday. February IA, 1880.
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NOT ONE AGENT

out Of 3s6 appointed since the 1st Of December
HAS FAILED TO MAIZE money sell
ing our Household Necessities. Many are ma
king as high as $13 PER DAY.
These Inventions are New and have
only been out since December l, and are al
ready indorsed by both Press and Public
ss tie most valuable Patents ever offered house
keepers, It does not require an experienced
agent to make success OF the business, as the
goods sell themselves.
By writing US at once you can have your
choice If Territory, for which we will fur
ntsh n Certificate Of Agency With
out charge. This establishes you in q
pleasant and profitable business. and one that
you need not be ashamed of.
Catalogues furnished Agents free with thsil
name and address printed on cover az Agent
for the county assigned them. Write for II
Illustrated Catalogue and Price List to Agents
Z. e. BROWN & CO.,
Fourth and Central Avenue
feb10,S0v7. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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p A n e N II s

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones, Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
lNvENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED may still. in most cases, be
patented BY us. Being opposite the U. 8. Pat
ent Office, and engaged in Patent BUsi.
ness exclnsIvely, We can procure patents
in less time than those who are remote from
Washington and who must depend upon the
mails In all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise as
TO its patentability YREE OF CHARGE. Cores
pondence confidential, pricos low. and NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OD.
TANNED.
We refer TO Hon Postmaster General D. u.
KEY, Rev. f. D. POWER, to officials in the u.
s. Patent Office. and especially to our clients in
every State of the Union and in Canada. Foz
special references, terms, advice, DC, address
q. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D. O.
febl7,'S0.
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Probate Notice.

4 CCOUNTS and vouchers have been 6led
IL In the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Administrators and
Guardians:
Fourth partial account OF Thomas 8. Fowler,
Admir- de- bonis non, With the viii annexed,
Of the estate Of John Henderson, sr. do, d.
Second partial account of Rnoeh Martin Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Isaac Botten-
field, decd.
First partial account Of D. L. Brown Adm'r Of
the estate Of William Brown, decd.
First and final account OF Jacob Kasserman
Admir- Of the estate Of Msgdalsna Fest
decd.
First and final account Of b. B. Hill Guardian
Of the person and estate Of Aftimacy
Morris, An imbscile.
Any person interested may ale written ex-
ceptions to said accouuts or any item thereof
on or befots the 9Th day of Narct next
when the same will be finally heard and ocn-
tinued from day to dav until disposed Of.
3. K. WALTON,
feble, ,'s0wS. Probate Judge ". c. O.
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ll yMsking announcements from Che
pulpit bas become an integral part Of the
morning and evening service in many
churches. It is convenient method oi
communicating q fact to hundreds Of
people, but . preacher In Sharon said be
did not propose to turn his pulpit into q
bulletin board, as .tbese were three news
spai3ers In The town, and in accordance
with tba, Sleclaratioa refused to give out
the notices handed 70 him by the sexton.
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.
Jacob Reisssr, Admir- Of the estate Of Caro-
line Rsisssr.
vg.
Louis Reisser ct q.

NY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, free Of dover, at public
auction, at the east door Of tie court house,
In Woodsneld,on
Saturday the 9Th day of March, 1880,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate in Center town.
ship, Monroe county. Ohio, to wit:
Lot number Hfty-eight. 1851 in the town Of
Woodsheld, in said county.
Also, twenty. five acres of Of the south
side Of the south half Of the northeast
quarter Of section number twenty eight,
township four and range I've.
Lot number fifty eight is appraised at $500
Twenty i've acres are appraised ct $3.50.
Said property may sell ct not less than
tvo thirds Of the appraised vaiue.
TERMS or SALs-0ns-half cash on day ol
sale and one-half in one year; the deferred
payments to bear interest and to b secured
BY mortgage en- the promises sold.
JACOB RRIssRR,
Admir- of the estate Of Caroline Rsisss decd
feb24 S0td.
sPRlaas 4 DRIees, Att'ys.
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A. l. NORRIS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

JERUSALEM MONROE CO., O.
CPRCIAL attention paid to the selling and
" trading Of farms, and desire all persons
wishing to sell or trade their property TO
send me their names and address, describing
their land and property. their lowest cash
price. and where they desire to locate. and
viii come and see them, OF write, ss the case
may require, giving them al the information
and assistance am able to give. Intend
to devote my entire time and attention to
this business. and will make no charge unless
| make sale for you. Imean what say,
and wish you TO write 10 me at jerusalem,
Non roe County, Ohio. ian20,, ,,S0n.
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PAINTING and GRAINING.

A. N. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes.
vile, has opened shop In Bsallsville, Ohio.
he is prepared TO execute all kinds If Paint.
ing and Graining In the best styles Painting
Carriages and Buggies speciality.
isc25,77m6.
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Ask the recovered
Dyspeptios, Bilious
Sufferers, Vic inns Of
Fever and Ague, the
Aercurial Diseased
Patient, how they re-
covered Health. Cheer.
nj Spirits and Good
etite--thsy will
tell you by taking
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

T,HN undersigned, having been appointed
! i Notary Public, would inforn his
friends, and the public generally, that he 10
prepared to Gil Pensioners Blanks. admin
'istsr oaths, take Depositions, acknowledge
Deeds. MortgsRss- and other instruments o.
writing. JOHN JBFFRRS.
sprl8,76y 3eallsville. Monroe Co. Ohio
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These examinations will commence At 8
O'Clock =. m. and close at 4 p. M.
A fee of so cents is required from each
applicant, Is condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order OF the Board.
8. scHooLCRAFr, Clerk.
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ssble,' ,'s0wS,

rRR week in your own town. Terms and
JOO s. outfit free, Address b. HAILsrr 4
Con Portland, Maine. dsc1,'fsT.