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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-25
Inso1vent Notice,

w. w. Fairbanks admir- of Philip Hoodsn
enpyl, deed, VS. P. A. Hoodeupyl ct al
All credi Tors of Philip HoodenpYl, deceas.
ed, are hereby notified 10 file their clAims
duly authenticated with the Clerk and Mas.
ter Of the Chancery Court at McMinnville,
Tennessee, within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred both in
law and equity, the insolvency Of said es-
tate having been suggested. This August
2Sth, 1889. ]. c. BlLES -
lIEsps2tf Clerk sHd NatsF.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-25

Have you dull sense of weight
about your head now and again chang
ing into positive painf Does your food
appear tasteless Or bitter, your tongue
feel thick and rough in the morning or
when fsstingf Have you no appetite
at all, or one capricious and voracious2
Is there constant flow of saliver with
heart burn1 Do your meals feel heavy
on your stomach? Do you sit down
to eat with great desire and longing
for food, and rise up without touching
hardly any? Are you disinclined fol-
exertiop, easily wearied, always in 6
state Of assitude3 If 50, you have
dyspepsia and its train Of evils. .Yol
can be cured Of them by taking Edward
Wilder's Stomach Bitters. 1t has cureC
thousands. Enjoy life and thanh
Edward Wilder.
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The Gutta PeFcha and KUbbeF ManufRct'
uring Com -ManufacJurer5 of Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentees of the celebrated
"Ma,tese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. ]. W. Taylor, Manager
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SAN Francisco SteetS Sales.
SAN FRAEcIsoo, February i. lSsa

A few Sundays ago Warren Loose, we'll
known in Bodie, was walking leisurely up
Post street, in San Francisco. Vixen as
the corner Of Stockton street he saw
modest appearing boy standing near lamp
post, who seemed to be in trouble. Dar
Loose stopped and asked him what was the
matter. The lad in a trembling voicn
stated that he had job, to pump for ths
organ in DIR. Stones church, but as he was
too sick to do the work that morning be
was afraid he would loose the job that hs
had mother and two brothers TO support,
and the organ job was part of his weekly
work. "If you could go and pump, SIR,
during the morning service, l would bs
ever SO much obliged" added the youth,
who was half inclined to cry. Mr. Looze
was struck by the boys earnestness and
do as he requested. He started up to
and was soon near the organ. at
am going to operate the pumping
part Of the organ" Warren replied to
question from the leading tenor. IAN
right" was the answer, we are ready for
the opening anthem" The old Bodiei.e
performed the work satisfactorily, and
when the clergyman had pronounced ths
benediction the o. B. stepped down among
the sirgers and told the leader about the
poor lad and how he had saved him his
job. Ibid he pay your asked the leader.
.sNo; I did the work for nothing" re-
piled MIR. Loose. "Wby, gave him 81
to find man to pump. The cid cuss who
usually does the work is off on drunk.
The boy is the son of one of the deaeons
who just passed around the plate in the
congregation. This statement fell on
Warren like an assessment, and he skipped
down the stairs in hurry. The poor boy
had put up job on him and had taken
the 81 and gone out to Woodward's Gar
dens to have good time.-LBodie Frss
Press.
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HDaHO.
Mormon Ontnio, or corc-ess,.,

mormon opinion OF C0nc~essmen.
Boise CRY. February 13th.-" Interesting
Talk About Members of Congress- Under
the above head the Idaho Statesman will pub
lish tomorrow morning an article prepared
by Bishops Hart and Bulge, three ard four
wived polygamists of the last Idaho Leeisla.
ture, aud published as an editorial in the
Democratic organ of this city. Following is
portion of the article:
At the very hour the Governor was telling OF his
little piece [meaning his message] 10 the Democratic
Legislature OF Idaho, George Q Cannon, Delegate
to Congress and elected by Mormon votes in a
Mormon Territory, admitted into the Union
under q Mormon priesthood was IN Washington
city staring Republican administration in the face
with his four polygamous wives hanging upon his
arm (not prostitutesl, and was ogling the Govern
ment There were heads OF Departments, attaches,
Senators, members and others in high positions,
and mostly Republicans, legally married and single,
staring back at the Utah poiygamist each with an
unsaid number OF concubinns slowed away in the
back ground. Those at all familiar with the life
behind the scenes in Washington city know this
statement to be true, and the same condition OF
things has existed there ever since the reins Of
Government passed out of the hands of the Demo-
cratic party. Their great wrong in this Territory
is not in their religion, but in always voting the
Democratic ticket. They do this because it is their
right to do so, and because they indor-e the ever
lasting principles of Democracy, and it is the right
of the party to receive and its duty to defend them
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Guaymas Items, via Tucson.

GuAYMAs tvia Tucson). February 18Th
The steamer Sonora brought Colonel Fran
cisco Garcia, Adjutant Of President Gonzales,
who goes up via Tucson to represent the
Mexican Government as Director of the So
nora Railroad Company. He left with Col.
onel D. B. Robinson for Hermosillo ON Tues.
dav last.
On Saturday material train going TO the
front was ditched some six miles out from
Hermosillo, resulting in slight injury to one
man. The road was cleared by the wrecking
train inside of twenty-four hours.
Over half of Guaymas proper left on q
special train to celebrate at Hermosillo the
9th of February, the anniversary of the
adoption of the Constitution. The steam
corvette Mexico. now in port, fred a salute
of twenty ons guns. morning, noon and sun
set
The verdict of the jury 10 the Guiteau case
was received here Saturday, and general
good feeling by all was expressed at the re-
suit.
The railroad is out some q miles, and will
have to suspend work unless moro ties come
to hand. The depot at Guaymas il to be
commenced on the 18th.
The cold weather let mp on Sunday, the
4sh, and now is pleasant.
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SAN RAFAEL, February 13sh.-Two boys
whils hunting in the tulss on McNear's
ranch at Point Sap Pedro, to-day, found the
dead body of man, that had been washed
in by the waves during high tide. The Cor
oner was notified, and brought the body here,
1t was that of a sailor, and belonged to some
man. Of war. as it had the blue uniform of the
navy on. 1t had evidently been in the water
some time. The face is very much disigursd,
but whether by violence or otherwise it is i'm.
possible to say at present. There was piece
of paper pasted on the breast of his overshirt,
with the letters &c s." written thereon.
He has the letters :" H. J " in India ink on
the right arm, is six feet tall, stout built and
apparently about so years old. An inquest
will be held Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The examination of the contents of the
Treasurer's safe ia finished, and the county
funds are found intact.
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The Murder Gases at Nevada city.

NEVADA CRY, February 13 .h.-William
Smothers, who killed Chinaman here on
Saturday last By shooting him through the
head, had his preliminary examination this
forenoon, and was held to answer for murder,
without ball. Smothers claims that the
whole affair is q mystery to him, and that he
has no remembrance of the shooting He
was intoxicated at the time. To-day he ap.
peared perfectly rational, not exhibiting the
least symptom Of insanity.
The arguments in the Tampkin murder
trial will not conclude until tomorrow some
time.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cts for time three times for so
cents or rs cents per week.
wv nishing goods salesman. Apply at the Me-
chanies' Store. fel3 3t
CO - REWARD FOR INFORMATION As TO
sDZs1 the present whereabouts or death Of CHAS.
HENRY Wo, DNASS. VIII probably arrived in San
Francisco in 1886. Address J. NJ. PoSToN. City
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ARIZONA.
Painful Rumors.

TUCSON, February 13sh.-A. E. Head has
just stated to Star reporter that he has q
communication from George Hearst which
discredits the rumor in regard to the killing
of his party. The rumor is not believed here.
A report comes from Arivipa that FIVE men
were killed last night by Indians near the
San Carlos reservation.
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Election Returns Railroad Promised.

SEATTLE. February 13sh.-The returns Of
the election held on the 10th instant are now
in from all but two or three small precincts.
and indicate beyond doubt the election Of
ompetitors-Jorden Kellogg, O'Brien and
Benj amin. The whole vote cast was about
1,600, of which 925 were in town. McGIaw
has been Chief of Police the last two years,
and is a capable, good man.
Henry Willard has tslegraphed that the
Oregon and Transeontinental Company will
build the road from this city to point Of
connection with the Northern Pacific south
of Tacoma, and that the Seattle waterfront
privilege is wanted by that company.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
lavtees frorn Victoria.

VICTORIA, February 12th.-Ihe lines have
been down for several days, severe storms
having done much damage. Dispatches have
now to be sent to SEATTLE by steamer.
The Police Court examination of the Chi
nese prisoners charged with being concerned
in the murder of thu Cinnamon on Sunday
night is still progressing. Several Chinese
merchants are implicated. The magistrate
refused to accept S4 00G cash bail for their
appearance till Monday.
10 the American chip Thresher appeal case,
the full Court, on the application Of Z. Davis,
decided to grant an appeal. The decision de-
clares null and void several provincial Acts,
and creates a c,mmotioa in legal circles.
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ENoR sALE.-A GOOD HORSE, WAGON AND
Harness for sale cheap for cash. Apply or
address S. PoSKA, corner of Fourth and streets.
ffS ly
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Land Leagre Meeting.

SAN LUIS OBrsPo, February 13th.--A large
meeting was held here Saturday evening, on
the occasion of an address before the Land
League by Hon. 7. z. O'Connor. M. P. The
meeting was called TO order by Judge Woods,
Presiuent of the League, who made few
remarks, and then introduced the speaker of
the evening, who spoke for two hours. His
speech was temperate in tone, and well re-
ceived by all. General Murphy also spoke.
One thousand dollars was collected and sent
forward to-day.
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Grass Valley has about 1000 population
within the incorporation. Ii has gas works
and most excellent water system, with
good supply of that necessary auid. The
water comes from the Snow Mountaia
ditch in V fume, tho fume being abons
thirteen miles in length. The water is run
into reservoirs on Alta Bill, to the north
west of the town, from which reservoirs Il
lie distributed through the streets in pipes
The assessed valuation OF property In thu
township, for 1881, is 81, 2lo. $40.
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AUBURN, February 135b-In the Superior
Court to-day, the case of the Cape Horn
train wrecker, Steinagel, was continued until
Thursday, the 16ah, on account of the death
of DIR. Hamilton, q brother of the attorney
for the defense, at WRestland.
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cumming Aceideats.
Change of Rase.

MARYsvILLE. February 13th.-The publ
cation of tie cypress, late semi-weekly and
formerly daily, an advocate of Democracy
and hydraulic mining. has ceased in this city.
The remains we're taken to Oroville to-day,
where the paper is expected to reappear as
daily Democratic organ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EDW. CADwAlApER.

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS
~ residence, corner Tenth and N streets, Sacra
mento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner OF Deeds for the States and Terri.
sories aud Conveyancer. Particular attention paid
TO taxing depositiohs-
DEEDS, Mortgages, Wills. .iLesses, Contracts, etc.
drawn and acknowledged Io-H
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SANTA Rosa, February 13th.-The motion
of the Trip claimants to lands in Santa
Rosa township before Judge Bowers to-day.
to reverse the recent decision and judgment
of the Court, was denied, and Tripp win
apTipal
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DRY GOODS.

The white House-The lest Dry Goods House
Ia San Francisco. We Import direct frori the
principal r,arts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended TO. j. w. Davidson & Co., Nos.
IaI and l03 EearnY street. San Franciscc.
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GENTLEMEN: Your Hop Bitsers have besn
of great value to me. / was laid up with
typhoid fever for over two months and coaia
get no relief until tried your Hop Bittsrs.
To those suffering from debility or any ono In
feeble health, 1 cordially recommend them.
J. g. SToRTzu,,
SO Fulton street, Chicago, III.
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prAsI.
1aYnr OIL nai, LAX

SALT LAKE, February 13sh.-William Jeu-
nings (not a polygamist). Superintendent Of
Zion's Go. operative Mercantile Institute, was
elected Mayor. There was only Mormon
ticket in the field.
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ORIGINAL DEFECT TIVE

An order removing the headquarters of the
troops from Hermosillo to Gusymas went
into effect to day. Three hundred federal
troops of the Sixth REGIMENT, with band, etc,
arrived on the train to-day, under the com.
mend of Colonel Leonardo Garcia.
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UPPER LAKE, February Is .h.-A very dis
tinct shock of earthquake was felt here about
8 o'clock Saturday night.
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HAhDwARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC

Hermann, The Raster-Ne. s35 Kearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest price.
Factory No. II Belden street.
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EoR sALE-AN EXTRA LOT oFA
Missouri JACKS, bred by n. Leonard. WA
Of Cooper county, No., just arrived. Ap- ~
ply in person OF by letter, at Wilson's zElhendEAs
Stables, Sacramento, tS Z. d. MONTAGUE.
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A fire inspector and others Of Baltimore
say that carbon point from an electric
light which fell among some goods caused
fire in store in that city one night
recently.
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DRucs. CHEMyCALs
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 7a2
Montgomery st., S. F. Country orders solicited
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Marcus G. aawIey & CO.--Importsrs Of Hard
ware and Agricultural implements, Nos 3o1, 300,
s05, so? and 800 Market street, San Francisco.
CarOIan. Cory sf Ca.-Impor,ers OF Hardware,
iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co., and South.
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. l2o and 122 Front street,
and Nos LIZ and l19 California street.
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The Berkeley Gymnasium-A First.cisss
Academicd Institution affords a Classical
Literary, Scientific c. business Education. Fol
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN f.
BURRIS Superintendent, Berkeley, Cal
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KIDNEY WoRr has cured thousands. Try
it and you viii add one more to their number.
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BREWERY FOB SALE.

FEyHg FOR YEARS WELL-KNowN ga
81. EOats Brewery, 77z%
Situated on corner OF Sixth and streets,
IN the city Of Sacramento, is, account of the
death ef the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire Of
". P. COLEMAN. 3z5 street. d2od
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
SERIOUS CUNNING ACCIDENTS.
Roof Of a colusa County warehouse
Crushed in by Snow.
THE MURDER CASES AT NEVADA CITY.
Idaho Mormon Bishops Give Their Opinion
Of Congress-.
Etc. tc...................E Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
Items from willows.


WILLOWS (Colusa county,, February 18Th
Steps are being taken, it is said, by the rail-
road company, to continue the construction
of the n. r. +. on up to tap the Oregon d.
vision. The result is that the Germantowc
and Orland people are made happy, and the
farmers in that section expect to be able to
ship their wheat this year on the railroad,
without being compelled to haul it to Viii.
lows, as heretofore.
A section of Jones' warehouse here, COM
prising some 800 feet, fell with crash last
night about 10 O'Clock, under the weight of
the snow that fell upon the roof during the
day. The wheat stored therein sustained no
material damage.
a legal proposition has arisen in this place,
that is agitating some of our farmers. A spe-
cial Act Of the Legislature. passed in 1878,
authorized the Board of Trustees of this
(Zumwalt) school district to borrow money
for the purpose of building schoolhouse,
and provides for the payment of the same by
the levying of a special tsx. The law, under
the new Constitution, requires the assessment
of sll property owned on the 1st of March,
and upon which taxes must be paid. Now,
what makes the farmers mad is this On the
1st of March there were many who live out.
side of this district who had their wheat here
for storage. to remain only till such time as
they could sell at an advantage Some of
them sold within two weeks after they
brought their wheat here. They claim that
it is not legal t, exact taxes from them on
this wheat under this special Act. Numerous
lawsuits promise to be the result
Cunning Accidents.
PETALUMA. February 13th.-While NJ.
Jordop and Leonard Smith were out hunting
near Two Rocks, last Saturday, the latter
was accidentally shot by the former, the
charge taking effect in the left leg, rendering
amputation necessary. The parties were
hunting hare, and Jordon was resting his
rifle, ready cooked. upon his arm. On reach
ing the brow of hill and espying rabbit,
be was in the act of raising the piece to his
shoulder, when it was discharged, taking
effect upon his companion, at the foot of the
hill, some seventy rods distant.
CHICO, February 13.h.-This morning
about O'Clock, on the Harris ranch, about
ten miles below Chico, q man by the name of
William Spray, while in the act of loading
breach-loading gun, the cartridge exploded,
tearing the lock to pieces and inficting some
severe injuries on the right side of his face,
and dangerously wounding his right eye. He
was brought to Chico this forenoon, where he
is receiving medical attention.
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STOVES, RANGES, EFT

w, w. Montague s CO.-Inporters Of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Mantels
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Mes. 119 liz.
Iii, II6 and lis Battery street
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HATE.

School OF Civil Engineering. surveying,
Drawing and Asssying "a Post st. a. Van der Nailen
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SCALES

David N. MawIey-Agent of Howe's Improved
u. S. Standard Scales.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
Bros. Manufacturing Core
positury 81 Market st. A. II. 1sham, Manager
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"oUsToN & CO., FOURTH AND STREETS,
Z Sseramento-Farmers requiring plow hands,
send in your orders, we have some first class
Western men who understand the work also first.
class male and fema e help for hotels and families
Branch Office In San Francisco. We can procure
help suitable at the shortest notice. dl5-1ptf
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Bandbox- The popular Millinery Establish
mont B. S. Hirsch G Co., No. 74S hsrket street
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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a THoRoUGHBRgD JERSEY, Y,s-1z,-,
"a BULL. two years old this S%
Spring; solid color, black and-tan, SSfs.zis ~
and as handsome a picture A---A
Grand dam inpofts5 direct from England. in caf by
the Herod Bull. Any per-en wanting an animal OF
this kind "a very superior one, and no other-will
and what he wants by applying ct the Stable Of
MCGEE BROS, Sesoad street. between and L,
Sacramento city. IB. O. fell lplm
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WaoLEsALH GRocERs.

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Taber, Harker SS Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. los and ITO California street.
wellman, Peek & Co.-Importers and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. I26 to 132 Mal Set, and No. 20 California
SACRAMENTO RECORD-UHiQN.
San Francisco Office, no. 53i CaIifernta
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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SrooKToN, February 13th.-H. C. Comp
ton. ex City Clerk, and for thirty years
resident of this city, died yesterday cf pneR-
monta.
II. I. sDorrance, a prominent citizen OF
this city, is lying in a very critical condition
with pneumonia.
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A NY ONE WHO REMEMBERS JOHN HATNES,
IN of Company d, Third Infantry OF California
Volunteers, while lying in hospital at Camp Union
In 1854 would confer great favor upon Haines by
making such fact known to J. c. TUBES, LOG l
street, Sacrameuto. eS.lp2ws
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awaln,s Family Bakery and Dintns
SaIooa-Eo s36 Market str .et. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters ellies, etc.. constantly or hand
Families s11npli,&
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TO LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of Ave lines in this department are
inse red eCF . cents for time; three times for 50
cents o. Is cents per week.
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Dayns al Kellogg Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cop
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importer
and Deale in Rubber Boots snd Wooien Goods
No. 81 California street.
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sTATIoNERS, PRINTERS ETC.
Il. 9. Crocker a Co.-Importing and Manuf-ct.
uring Stationers Printers and Lthographers, Nos.
els, 2l7 and 2l9 Bush street, above Sansome.
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WANTED,
EMPLoYMENT oFEIoE.

A PURCHASER FOR THE CAMPI RESTAU-
"A rant on street, completely furnished. In
atiire OF L. c. CHANDLER No 227 street d2l II