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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-06
Refused to Sign a Verdict.

Cork, Sept. 5. The coroner in spite of
the verdict of jury, has refused to sign a
commital against the police officers, who shot
and killed Hickey. farmers son, near Mill
| street, the night of the first inst
Foreign Notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-06

The population of Canada. according to
a census taken on the 4th Of last April. is
1850. 9Ss, or about that of the single State
of Pennsylvania. The increase during
the last ten years has been s65.l12 or n
little less than quarter. The proportion
ate gain, therefore, was not equal to that
made in the United States between 1870
and 1880. for we added to our population
in that decade something over thirty per
cent. and our increase alone was nearly
three times the total population of the
Dominion. There are in Canada only
three cities of large size, Mon
treal, Toronto and Quebec. and the
greatest of them contains less populs-
ton than our third-rate towns. Montreal
has l4o.6S2 inhabitants. or about seven
thousand less than Washington. Toronto
has s6,445. not as many as Albany by
three thousand, and Quebec has only g.
AT, which is several hundred less than
the population of New Haven. The city
of the greatest growth during the last ten
wears has been Toronto. which shows an
increase of IS l-2 per cent against IS per
cent of Chicago; and Quebec has made
the smallest proportionate gain. or only
4 1-2 per cent. St. John has actually lost
nine per cant of its population. In the
whole Dominion there are only nine cities
with population of $4,000 or over.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

--Subscribcrs to lion. JEFF Davis
book Rise and Fall ofthc Coni;eder-
ate Government will call on Mr.. j.
&. Pike tUr their books 1T once. This
being my second supply, have Il
few extra copies that those who come
cally can get. l.. T.. Marshall agt.
for counties Orangeburg and Barn
we'll
PHoToGRArIis.-A. II. Lcwin's
pm otograph establishment isnow To-
Gated in the rear Of H. Kuhn. En-
trance through Kohn's store. -Ifyou
want good picture, give him Il call.
lie deserves public patronage for his
good work.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

Docs. IT seems To IL, that ii would
he profitable 10 increase the tax on
dogs. The flooding Of oar country
with such Il drove Of worthless tllniv-
ing ours as now inlrst il is an ahomi-
nation. Each dog costs great deal
to support it and If it is not fed hy
its master. it will steal living from
somebody. And Of wha; use are the
majority OF d.gs? They are source
O.! continual annoyance to Travellers
SWAPPING and barking III them, aAd
there is no telling when we may at
tackled hy one iha: is crazy. Dogs, us
Il general thing, arc Il nuisance, aud
the tax on them ought to be increas-
cd or 1T any rate, the statute now
standing on the books ought to he
carried out the letter. The principle
ought always to be to increase the
taxes On every thing that is worthless
or Objectionable and proportionatcly
to decrease them on any thing that is
for the common good.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

The DEATH RoEL.-We are pained
to receive the sad intelligence this
week Of the sudden death oftwo prom
ising young men of our County.
hlr. Alexander S Tate, young
man 10 years Of age, living IN the
lower part OF St Matthews, died on
the Both Of June after an illness of
only three days. just. stepping on
the threshold Of III anhood, with life
ofpromisc opening before him, his
loss will be deeply felt by all who
knew lin. Mr.. John Rickcnbakor,
a son of Mr. Henry l.. Rickcnbakcr.
.jr. and brother of onr worthy young
merchant, Mr.. Luther RickcnhaIlcr,
died at his fathers home on Satur-
day, Of congcstivc chills, after Il very
short illness. Ic was well known i'll
our town, where had been attending
school during a few years past, anu
was recently clcrking with his broth
or. lie WAS possessed of many stcr-
ling virtues which impressed favora
bly, those with whom he in con
tact. Our heartfelt sympathics are
extended to the bercavcd families Of
both these lamcntcl young men.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

The lIor WEATuEH-Sc Seldom
have we experienced such continuous
hot weather rs we are now passing
tn rough. How to keep cool, is a
problem which is easy to solve theorct
ically, lrut which seems exceedingly
hard to work out practically. But
wbileit may he pleasant enough for
those who are able to hang up in the
shade to theorize upon this
question, it is very different, and n
far more serious matter with those
who have 10 bear the heat Of the day
and the terrific rays Of the sun. Such
is the case with our farmers and me
chanics who support the world. May
He who rules all with infinite mercy
and justice bless these faithful work
crs, crown their tables with plenty
and make their humble cabins the
shwncs ofpcrpetual love and peace
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

TAKE Orr THE ORANGI BURG BoYs
In the comments by some oil the
Charleston papers on the change Of
the fire department OF that city from
Il volunteer to 4 paid system, we
notice the remark that mothers will
be relieved ormuch anxiety on the
score Of ''the boys who are exposed
in the fire companies Of all towns and
cities . all manner Of wee and evil
association. Please take the Orange
burg fire department oat Of such Il
supposed category. The young men
OF tie department here are noble,
!,igh-mint!cl and virtuous. They
never loafaround the engine or truck
houses, and indulge, as tircmcn, in
none ofthc vices ana associations re-
fcrrcd to, and which are to be deplpr-
Ell by all good people.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
PLEASANT HILL DIVISION No. 2G

PLEASANT HILL DIVISION No. 2G
Sons OF TEMrERANCE.-The follow
ing officers wecc installed for the en-
suing quarter, July 4, 1881:
j. r. Fullmer, w. p.
0. d. Roberts, w. A.
Thomas Gleaton, r. S.
Miss Carrie Salley, a. r. S.
Paul Glcaton, +. S.
Miss Mary Argrove, Il.
j. II. Salley, Chap.
Miss L. A. Caufman, Con.
j. II. 3. FnIlmer, A. Con.
Miss Lula Williamson, I. S.
John Argrove, o. S.
Alr. ). r. Fullmar on taking mis-
seat rs w. p, addressed the Division
ina marked degree Of encourage
mcnt, saying hat the cause had done
much good, and would do more if all
would takca hand in the work Of
Temperance.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
1901 CoMMlssloNsl;,s O.EIc

SCHOOL COMMISSIONED O-iICE.
ORAScEETKG, COUNTY, ,fuly Oh S6I.
he following days have hccn fxcd hy
the County Eoari o! i,xamucgS Of Orange
burg County for The Summer illumination.
of Public School Teachers, both male and
female:
thursday, July 21st, for white appli-
cants for first grade certificates.
Friday, July 22hd, for colored appli-
cants for first grade certificates.
Saturday. July 23rd, for white appli-
camts for second grade certificates
Monday, Juy 25I,, for colorcd appli-
canrs for second grade certificates.
Tuesday, July 2Gth, io. white applicants
for third grade certificates.
W ednesday, July 9TH, for colorel ap-
plicans for third grade certificates
The Examination will commence mt 10
o'clock each day.
All certificates, whether they have OK
Plred or not mast be presented 10 the
Board during the Examination for inspec-
tion and action
All who expect to teach in the Public
schools must apply now, as the Board
Objects to special examinations.
Durin. the months Of Jniy and August
the OFFICE DAMS OF The School Com
missioner are cha 90. from ri,t,y ard
Saturday 10 MONDAY end UE ,D.iY oi
each week.
STILES r. MELilcuAMr,
School commission r, Drans.Gurg Cuulty
ju'y7 1851.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

Sur!:l;sT1rIoSs ABOUT TIE COMET
The colored people in and around
Richmond, VA. ;.re considerably eX-
erriscd over the appearance Of the
comet and regard it m the certain
omen Of some terrible event. They
regard the assassination OF Garfield
ANA the illness OF their pastor us but
the beginning OF wllatis to come to
pass. a few nights ago Il consider
able light attracted attention in 81
part Of the heavens, and these people
sworc that the comet had "hust,"
and would gradually come to the
Garth. These strange phenomena
hnr, caused religious reyivals. aud
the membership OF the churches in
that community li"s Icrn greatly
increased.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

IMrRo yEalENTS AHEAD.-Amclia
Street is about TO he built up We
hear Of number Of buildings that
are proposed to be put up soon. This
street is the widest in town and it
will yet come out rs it should. One
thing we would propose to parties
owning lots upon it, md that is to
plant out line Of oaks down the
centre Of the street for shade, rs the
streets Of Savannah, the "Forcst City
arc ornamented The cost woul,l be
very triiling and the advantage and
beauty to our town very great.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

TIE WEDDING TouR.-Our cs
tcemed friend, Mr.. Is. B. Owens was
made happy on Tuesday by the talk
ing unto himsclfola partner for life
in the person of Miss Betty Harley,
n fair daughter Of our esteemed fcl-
low-citizcn, Mr.. j. II. Harley. The
marriage ceremony was performed
early in the morning and the happy
couple took the train for the enjoy
ment of a wedding tour in the upper
part Of the State, and in the noun
tains. We wish both our young
friends q pleasant trip, a safe return
to Orangcburg, and a life full of JOY
and peace for all time.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

EDUCATIoSAL.-The reports from
the Normal Institute in Columbia
for colored teachers are mighty graft
flying. The first week has just ended;
and shows an enrolment Of Isl teach
ers, representing 33 counties. We
hope every colorcd tcachcrin Grunge
burg County who can will go up at
once. The Institute for the whites,
as before announced opens in the
beautiful city of Grccnv.ll., on the sec
ond day Of August Let Oran gcburg
be fully represented and the cause of
education be thereby stimulated.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

PEACHES. We are indebted to
Mr.. Willcock for a prescntlast week
'ofa number of the largest and finest
peaches we have ever seen grown. on
his place over the Railroad. They
were monsters in size.
Nealso return thanks to Mr.. j. r.
Shulcr Of Lower st. Matthews for
another lot Of peaches, which, though
not as large, were delicious in flavor.
Mr.. Shuler says that the crops in
Aiken County where he has recently
been travelling loo& line in every
direction.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

A SAD DEATH In another
column we give the particulars Of the
killing Of Dr.. II. j. Aringcr in Tex,
as. He has anany relatives and
friends i'll Orangeburg who will he
deeply mourned by the recital Of the
unfortunate affair. Our deepest
sympathics arc extended to the be-
rcaved ones in both States
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

BASE BALL.-Thc Georges Sta
tion Base Ball Club played match
game with the Branchyillc Club ut
the latter place on Tuesday. We
have not learned the score. Why don't
they try the "Daisy" Club Of our
town?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

For GEnMANY.-Mr. A. c. Wight
man, the popular teacher in 81; Mat
thcws is going to Germany for fur.h
CT study. The community in which
he taught will find it difficult to sup
ply his plsce. We wish him good
fortune in his stay on the continent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

Tie ATLANTA ExroslTIoS.-W C
have received from II. j. Kimball, Di
rector General. full particulars and
plans Of this mammoth exposition.
The preparations .are,;lli for Il grand
affair. There will he no charge to cx-
hihitors for space. We hope u livcli-
er interest may he excited in this
matter to which we have referred
several times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

Dr.. j. G.. Wannamakcr has Just
received the finest stock Of cigars,
cigarettes, smoking and chewing
tobaccos ever offered in Orangcburg
The DIR. never keeps anything but
he best ofgoods in lis line and wet
axe pleasure in calling attention tot
hcse goods. Go down and Try them.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

Wool BUYING.-Mr C. P.Dawsop
at the S. G. r. <. Depot is still send
ing wool to the factory to be cx-
changed for cloth. lie will also pay
top ofmarkct, cash, for Ill delivered
ut the Depot. Bring him your wool.
Gou can all he satisfied
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
Feeble and siclSly Y'cr.ui,s

Recover their vitality hy pursuing n course OF
lIostcttcr's Stomach Biiiria. the most popn.
lar invigorant and alteiaiivc medicine IN use
General debility, fever and auuc, dyspepsia,
constipation, rheumatism, aud "i.icr ma!adi,s
are completely removed by il. Ask those
who have used il what 1t has done foi them.
Tor sale by Ill Druggists and Dealers
r.nCI..llN.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
Syhy suffer Nced,essly

With the convnlsing, spadmodic torturcs Of
fever and aguc and bilious rcmit,ent, when
10 hs real curative Of maarial fcvers, will
eradicate the oauec of so much suffering. No
less effective is this bcnignant Alternative in
cases OF constipation, Dyspepsia, liver COM
and nervous weakness. For sale by NIL Drug.
sists and Dealers ( .Acriliy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
The Orangeburg Times
10 @ A T.

A FIRE.-A fire occurred at Georges
Station on last Thursday night burn
ing gout Mr.. Emory building.
The loss was from $500 to $4,000.
No insurance. Its supposed to be the
word Of an inccndiary.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

WHO SAW 1T ElRsr?-This is the
NIL absorbing question at astronomi-
eAl head quarters at Washington.
Some 500 persons lay claim to it. The
Bureau is anxious to do justice in 4
warding the Warner prize Of 5000.
All parties therefore who saw the
comet during the week ending June
25th or previously, arc requested to
forward their claims to Prof Swift Of
Rochester, Now York
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
--ORAN LEAVES

What would we give for another
good rain?
-Watermelons are getting plcnti-
full.
Mr.. Smith is moving Dr.. Dukes
Barton building.
When will this cruel drou ght be
oyer2
We may look out for hard times
next year rs the result OF the drought
What has become of all the
spring chickens?
Prices are too high. There's
something rotten in Denmark.
is there no good beef in Orange
burg.
The gardens are all killed which
makes good dinners scarce.
Thanks to DR.. Shcrod Reeves for
courtesies extended this week.
Mr. A Robinson has opened store
at the old stand of j. NJ. Danner.
We regret to hear that Col Dan.
Livingston is very ILL.,
The tourists from the mountains
and from the sea board have return
cd.
The Orangcburg gunncrs carried
of second and third prizes at Ash
vile.
-If'thc Times is not up to the usu
al mark this week, the etitor's sick
ness is the apology.
DR.. Muckcnfuss is rapidly pro
crossing with another Gotta ge Oh Clio
yer street.
Capt Bell is moving rapidly a
head with Capt Glovcr's and Mr.
I. u. WolCr's brick buildings
= The river is lower than il ever
has been in the memory Of the oldest
inhabitant.
The brick and sand have been
hauled for the drain from Louis TO
Harlcy's.
John II. Livingston Esqr. we III
dcrstantl intends to move his family
soon To his plantation in the Fork to
live.
The notorious colo-ca radical,
Sandy kcitt, who ran Off from here
some time ago, is back III Orange
burg ngaia.
Rev W. Il. Richardson took
charge of the Methodist church for
mally on last Sunday, and preached
to large congregations.
The passenger train was delay
ed on Tuesday morning l,y some OF
the whcelhoxcs taking fire
G. ". B: xter Esqr. formerly Of
this place is lying very i'll al Mr.. d.
w. Hobinsmn's.
Mr.. y. \. Bull has bought The
large vacant lot between DR.. Eliiot,s
and Col. DcTrcvillc,s.
Dr. i. =. Lee left Orangehurg
Yesterday for Cam;lcn wncrc he en-
tcrs business in his, line.
"a number OF the fac,orv hands
went away last week and their p!%c
are supplied by others.
Mr.. r. G. Uubbell has pat M
neat awning al his variety store 10
keep his ice cream cool.
Mr.. \. R. Walkers residence on
AMELIA street is being pushed ahead
under the supcriasrnda dance OF Mr..
Beck
Monday and Tuesday are the
School Commissioner 5 olliyc days u;,
ring The months Of July and August.
Tie mills can't supply all the
lumber bills. We know OF buildings
that are stopped in consequence o.:
the nnnavi3able state ofthe river.
We hear complaints that the
rules at the Ashvilic tournament
were rather rigid and unrcason il
See change of card of Mr.. w. l..
Robinson in another column. a
fresh supply Of turiiip and other seed
on hand.
Mr. II Spalr, Jcwclcr, keeps
first class establishment with every
thing necessary in The icwclry line.
including clocks watches &c. Give
him call.
-Convcyanccs will he at Reeves
vile fer amy one who desires to at-
tend the Sunday School Convention
which convehrs Oh Friday, with S..
Georges church.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

ExPLANAToRY.- .-Wc told the truth,
but not the whole truth, about The
Copcs Sawyer trade last week. Mr.
Copcs gets the two stores OH Russell
street, and also the houses on the
rear street by the Jail, and Mr..
SAWYER gets the Whalcy plantation.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
NOTICE
The State Of South Carolina,

ORANGEbuK9 County.
George Bolivor Warrant OF Distress
against
W. L. Waltz for rent
by vi,tuc of Il warrant 1T distress Tor
rent in thu above case to mc directed, ]
will cell all the gools and ch,i,cls seized
by me, at the town Of st Matthews, con.
sis,ing Of dry goods, groceries. liqnnrs &c.
AT public alciiun on the 9h dny Of July
lSS, hrlwc,n the lionrs cf eleven o'clock a,
m ard three oc 'ct . NJ 81, sl.l al. I, Z
continne fr,,,. davio :ai 'hc wil,c is
sold. ler'n. Ga Ii
Sh. ri.l Gr, -. c.
shcriG's Office, June .3 1891.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
Dl}I.GG II .iN..S LI-DIIs;.E75

Regular and irar.,cn; Dnar,lcrs can get
coed and reasonable Boar >, tins excel
lent Eo?r.iinT House TEiicii 'nye npr,ru
t. meet He growing reeds ui s!!aigt thurg
1t = locate III :!,,ira'.!r ln..aIi'y. con
vrnirrt 10 HE ,n-':. lar.ion d! lie owu
and irive:..::s imi!,.c.
+ =. u. H2iy.t:MlNE.
mar 10 -,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR or wIIIsK Frs changed to n GLOSSY
BLACK by n single application or this DYE It
i1lpnrtS 81 natural color, acts InslnntnneOusly.
Sold by Druggists sent by express on receipt "i e.
office, 35 Murray st., New York.
II Dr. TCTT-S nISCAL al Valuable Information and p
4U,efu ltreepts will be mailed FREE On appatIon.D
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14
Notice to Teachers,

: z.s.:,s,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-14

-Convcyanccs will he at Reeves
vile for amy one who desires to at-
tend the Sunday School Convention
which convehrs OH Friday, with S..
Georges church.
There is no Disgusting The fac:
that the provision crop in many parts
OF our county is almost ruined.
Tile Sunday School Convention
meets to morrow ii, Georges. We
hope fora full attendance.
The lumber has come, and work
commenced on Tuesday on the adhi
ton to Rev. j. +. kiscr's School
house.
Real Henry Kohn's new advcr-
tiscmcnt in to.dnys Issue, aud call
around to this fashionable bazaar
and be suited for the season. You
can't do better
Rev. j. L. Query Of tic Episcopal
Church will preach in the Factory
Chapel, on next Sunday night at
the usual hour. The public arc
cordially invited to attend.
Advertisers are requested tu
send i'll their advertisements, or
changes of the same, by Saturday OF
each week to ensure proper attention
, 1881-03-05

4 {}llANN AFFAIR."
sn,.,o. nf,notth h ~. chtraoo t,rtat,nk
WAaHIk0ToN. u u, slarcn 4.-Follo@luQ Was
tho order Of the inaugural procession;
Two plntoot,a City Isoljce trpountel,,
iraII Mnrsbul.
Aides,
rt,tsr n1y,stoy.
,,..,. a.,., ~. ~ 49,. ..-...
ton Ponnsy!ynnia anu SoW hork avenues north
Bldes IAesu9 ahutn' tlBAt neAr eosen"
tGthth atrtet.}
HrGvot~Ma1.'io II. IL, Ayres, U. y. ~
stan.
T~eteo camnahtes rcHnlar hrIliitrys
, 1881-03-05
Thirteenth Regiment National t},,n,, H..

Thirteenth Regiment National t,uor, -
NInh Regiment NatonnI %''i''i t,uor, r.n, "''''
Fourth t'rtFM',-lirlv.-a j, h h:ehmm,sSyllsap,
FIRM ,,.E,mns kmnms ,Ni"i,tt",y7;tMnt. N,t',.; u,nn.
Fourteenth ItrRirncnt Na,loua s.,,nr,'' n''EvMna EvMna
EJxhtccutt, 1,or,mont ss,1 aa,,ona, ,;,,u, =, '''E
Fifth lIriiga,ls,-;I,rlr; :uun. u, =. ltnltckoDo.
Fifteenth t1'.y'l1e ltsvot 5ta!N5ssymCnpt Nc;yonsp
Sixteenth ,,es'mcnt S"'!ana, S%''!a; Guar, p..
Seventeenth Regiment t?''ai S"tonal t,,,o,, p...
vntitn. snAsyL
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ION south aldo Pennsylvania nycnu, e..
soutfonst. HUT so1e lcft Sew eat sFgsy assnus.
htroet, nl,A masset, 10
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Ytnif.
Grand Army u tAo lscpublIo.
lInys In Hue,
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s'"''''e" i'un'oF '' YarN Ys'a' Fifth Division, Ne,
Troopr 9r + Me-, Ney rcrk 4, M state Sntloual ,,uar1,
oh'oh e'ao ''"'tefy. Lm lsm",41y''-c"pt ,1an Kenue
h!Inss"'tI!an I}a,, s!;;,,ent G,ty ytt!!"arAs. t!,IsA
1lntaory A.. Light Artillery iiuchc,tnr
=, Battery y. liult Art'!lnry. New y"rx XIII GItv
I'liiHnH!tltn LOiilpMhy: NuW inrk Slate tlt,Hn,
nin,'a I"m',. I,,'rn MY @ rt'rk r,t S!Nie tiuani
EI,nrs Eo,n,,,.n2S Mor 1a, u.h State tlRni.
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i'"st"''o' VI >o'otc'' Ltto's II" "'stfet OF Coun.
WashInRton Lcht f}linr,1s. cnrt ua,,,..
Union Yptcrun i,urns s~A'ulaa'
thuu,tr,ui,
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