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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-07
Bound Over.

Willie Mcintosh and Theodore ID.
Rosenfelt, the two lads arrested on
the charge of burglarizing the residence
of J. s. Brown, of Americas township,
had hearing Friday before Justice Cul-
yer who bound them over to district
court in the sum of $500 each, and in
default of bond, the boys were CON-
mitted to Jail.
Rosenfelt, who was sent out from New
York some years ago by the Children's
Aid Society, says that Mcintosh did
not enter the house nor steal any of the
goods, hut merely wore a pair of boots
which he, Rosenfelt, purloined. Part OF
the goods were recovered and a portion
of them were sold and pawned.
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In answer to the uncalled for attack on
Senator Plumb in the Manhattan Ma
tionalist the Manhattan Republican
says:
Senator Plumb has been an untiring
worker in the senate and the people
know It. he hes accomplished more
favorable legislation Toy the state of Ean-
sas during his frat term not quite ex-
piTed than any other senator In the same
length of time this state has ever sent 10
Washington. Mr.. Plumb is worker
he is q successful man because of his un.
firing energy. He has not forgotten his
struggles in early life, and his sympathiez
ere with the Ps8pie. OF coHrse he can
not please every one nOy can he gst an
Office for everybody who applies f0F one
but he has done his duty nobly, and tbs
Republicans of Kansas are g,nng 10 re
elect him.
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Hon. E. 6. Ross, of the Leavenworth
Standard, and Hon. VIM. Rambo, dele
gate from Pawnee county 10 the late
Democratic convention, gave the NEWS
a pleasant call last Friday. Both gen
tlemen expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the manner in which the
Democrats were treated during their
stay in Emporia. They think our peo-
pie have added new laurels to their al
ready we'll earned reputation for gener-
Gus hospitality Both of these gentlemen
arc leading men of their party, and We
are glad if we have earned the good
opinion of such men for our town and
its DeOnle
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by the chair, and on motion of ]. L. B
Synder the convention proceeded to bal,
lot for commissioner.
On motion of W. II. Clark, John L
Butler was nominated county commits
sioner.
Col. harrington seconded the nomi-
ton of Mr. Butler.
A. W. Plumb put in nomination Mr.
Holmes, of Reading.
A motion was then made tn proceed
to ballot which resulted as follows: j.
L. Butler, 81; Holmes, SO.
The result of the second ballot on
commissioner was as follows: John L.
Butler, "a; Holmes, 80.
On motion of A. w. Plumb the NOM
ination of J. L. Butler was made unani-
nous, after which the convention adj
journed.
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Robert Doniphan, night-caller at the
Santa Fe Switch yard, was caught the
other morning under the beam of a
freight car as he was walking along the
track, and dragged some distance, bruis-
ing and iDjuring him in such painful
manner that he had Ia be conveyed 10
his home in a carriage and has since
been unable for service. We are pleas
ed to learn that an improvement in his
condition is noted.
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THE PLATFORM.

There are probably not many peo-
pie who will take time TO read the Dem
ocrAtic platform adopted in this city
August 81. Those who do will he lost
in amazement at the height of il, at the
depth Of il, 1t the emptiness Of it. AS
Colonel Moonlight said of it, II covers
everything from The days of Ishmaei
on the plains. clear down TO the time of
Arab Pasha. II has in Il all the bun.
combe Of all the modern attempts at a
reform party, and is noted for the care
with which it fails 10 hit any live issue.
II takes up 1--WE times as much newspa-
per space as it ought 10. and deals only
IN '.gliItering generalities," and still 1t
don't glitter much. II is lecture on
morals. Il Is only an argument in favor
of turning the ins ont and putting the
outs in. It's object is to catch votes. II
puts US in mind Of an old dough- face
speech of the days OF slavery. The
three or four little resolutions of the Re
publican convention mean something
They are after ideas. They are aggres-
siye The Democratic platform
roams over The earth in an at
tempt To catch all the voters. 1t asks the
people of Kansas TO go backward and
re-submit the temperance amendment.
The Democrats ought to know by this
time that the people of Kansas don't go
backward, and that this thin dodge of
the principal issue before the people
won't do them any good. We ara really
surprised that that fine body of men
should adopt and send to the country
such long and tiresome string of YER;
bIage for a platform. They ought 10
have done better. They had the brains
TO have done better, and few had the
courage, but the majority were afraid TO
meet the issue squarely, and so tried to
fool the people by a display of words
words which as used in the resolutions
don't mean much. Wall till the votes
sre counted and see what the peoplcof
Kansas think OF that Democratic plat
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Ivy precinct E Wallingford, Sid
ney Putnam, John Bramhill, r E Burn
ham.
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nePresIaa1k

PROyIpEHcE, Sept. 1.-The steamer
dispatch with the president and party
Anchored of Squantum, three miles be-
low the city at noon TO day. The presi-
dent landed and was received by Senator
Anthony, who introduced him 10 Cap
tain Shubael Cady, president of the
Squantum club. Captain Cady vel
coined President Arthur to the grounds
and hQspitalities of Squantum, and the
pFesident made 3 pleasant Hesp0nse.
he then proceeded 10 the club house
where the members of the club were in
fFoiucafi IN him
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rom Pomtien

LITTLE Rock. Sept. LA Corsicana
special to the Gazette says: The Texas
6Teenback convention finally agreed TO
support the independent ticket and en-.
dofsed Ter gogsEhor George " ashinEton
JoResi lieutenant governor, D. Young
comptrolleF, j. Kennedys attorney gen
eral, g. Burnett No names were recon-
mended for land commissioner or treas
urer, but Ii is understood that A. Keaih-
eller and II. Nixon, Republicans, will
the commitiee meets at the Grsenhack
campmeetsng. 70 which al Hrnmipeni
Greenbaekers IN The country viii be in.
vited. Il viii be held at Rosewood
October 9Th, 9Th end 1th-
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The kansas City Times intimates that
the Democratic party have taken step
backward ia the nomination of Click
for governor upon such platform as
was adopted at the Emporia convention.
We wonder if the Times expects the
Democrats of this state, in the face Of a
Republican majority of 10000, to pro
fame every tradition Of tho party Of JEFF
ferson and Jackson by relinquishIng the
craw- fish system of locomotion.
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The Lawrence Journal has changed
hands and has become the property of
w. NJ. Thatcher, son OF Hon. T. D.
Thacher. and Frank l.. Webster. The
new owners promise to improve the pa
per in various ways. We trust they
will meet with success. We suppose
T. ID. has given up the Journal because
of his duties as state printer He has
not given the paper any attention since
his election. We regret very much TO
have him retire from the editorial field,
and shall look for his return To the ser.
vice st he expiration of his official
career.
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RE0RGE ". CLICK.

The Democratic nominee for Cover
nor, Hen. George w. Click, Is a resi-
dent OF Aichison. as most of oar readers
know. He was for many years leading
attorney OF that city. but is now princi-
pally engaged in farming and stock
raising. He Is a man OF ability. energy
and good character. and has ever been
popular with his people. He has held
many local offices Of trust and response
bnity, and has served his district many
times in The state legislature. In this
body he always took. by force OF his
ability and power as ready dehaier, a
leading position. Knowing him for
nearly twenty years personally. we have
never heard aught against his integrity
or honesty. The only objection
We can state against him is
that he is firm, unyield-
ing Democrat OF she strictest Orier.
In the contest before tho people OF
Kansas to-day he is an outspoken op.
ponent of prohibition, but while he-is
this we believe he is good practical tenn
perance man. He has been tor twenty
years Q prominent man in politics and
though he is bitter partizan we be
lieve be has been n useful Han to tbs
state. OF course he will BE- defeated by
a heavy majority. Though he is all We
say, there is no reason in our judgment
for any Republican To desert his party
nomination to vote for Mr.. Click.
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The Craig Reunion.

Our most respected citizens Uncle"
John S. Craig and his estimable wife are
at present extending their hospitality
to reunion of the Craig family.
Among those already here are VIM.
Craig and wife, from southern Califor-
MIA, ]. B. Craig and wife, of Indepen-
dence. Kansas, Miss McVicker from
Pennsylvania, and two cousins of Mr..
Craig's from Ohio. Kansas is q good
place for reunions and we wish the
Craig's one and all a pleasant time and
many returns.
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Hiram Miller, A p Walstrom, John o
Green, Thos F Burns, II G Phelps, Robt
Pollock, G w Cromwell.
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Convention of the Eighty-Second Dis.
trIct
Upon the adjournment of the county
convention, the delegates of the Eighty
second representative district proceed
ed to the court house and were called to
order by 1. E. Lambert
On motion of J. F. Culver, James
Miles was made chairman and P J.
Carmichael and Lee r. Wright, were
made secretaries.
Judge j. F. Culver, in stirring ad-
dress, presented the name of Hon. E. B.
Peyton for representative, which was
warmly seconded by I. E. Lambert and
4. Buckner.
Charles Fletcher, IN an able speech,
nominated W. w. Scott; seconded by
John Bay, who was quite eloquent in
presenting his candidate
The convention proceeded to ballot,
but was interrupted by point raised in
regard TO filling vacancies.
Judge Culver made motion that the
various wards and precincts ill the va
cancies.
After some discussion the roll was
called and resulted in &c ayes and AZ
nays.
The delegates then proceeded to select
persons TO complete the number in the
several delegations, after which voting
proceeded and resulted as follows: Pey-
ton, "A; Scott, 81. On motion of Mr..
Lambert the nomination was made
unanimous.
W. w. Scott acknowledged the honor
in ringing speech, after which the con,
yention adjourned.
Eighty Third District Convention
The delegates residing in the SD rep.
rescntaliSe district met Immediately
upon the adjournment oil the county
convention, and the following busines.
was transacted:
The convention was called 80 order b,
a, w. flumb.
Mr. Albright was elected chairman by
reclamation.
On motion of H. F. McMilien, L. ID
Bigger was elected secretary.
On motion of a. w. Plumb The con
vention proceeded to tho nomination o
a candidate fnr representative.
On motion of A. " Hunter a commit
tee of five was appointed by the clerk a
teilers, consisting of A. VI. Hunter, 1. a
Taylor, w. H Clark. d. r ,up and
David Burgess.
On motion ot w. A. Iruin MaStil
MccIsery was nominated q Fsprescnie
tive
Or. sutton was nominated by W. S
Cook.
A motion was then made TO procee,
to ballot fur representative. which re
suited as follows:
McCleary, 50; Sutton, %
The secoga haslas resulted as foIlows
| Ia. sutton. sc; McCleery, As. d
! Sutton was then declared the nomine'
: and made brief speech pledgiBg hin
self TO support Plumb, and declarin
|, himself a. in favor Of prohibition.
The convention then adjourned al
die
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Bertha, little daughter of NJ. Moreland,
died Thursday at the family residence on
Mechanics street, of whOopIng cough,
at the age of four years. The remains
were taken tC Lyndon Friday tor burial.
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'che Itepubliean. editors who have been
lllass5 q ON 81 John.9ay as well take
aoNn theIf bAels BAKING crow. as a
sieedy dhtirsn now,sptil November is
alslid CA &c gaa, feuuny e6ninared 10
swallowing tie Democratic platform
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eamn,iaaIouars. Caavensloa

The second commissioner district con
ventian was called 10 order by II. F. Me-
MILAN. and G. H. Thompson. of Agnes
City, was elected permanent chairman
by accIaraasion. w. II. CLARK was elected
seesesAry. Three iellers were appolnlsd
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Mr. Carter, below Burlington, has an
orchard of Seeding peaches which are a
sight to behold. Elder Rice showed US
acouple the other day which measured
fifteen inches In circumference.
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Asa Bancroft, agent of the Niagara, of
New York, and the California company,
took out the first license this morning
under the ordinance imposing a license
on fire insurance companies in Empo-
-
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sporLlRE bow

MINNEAPoIIs, Sept bud Dobla to-
day deposited with q banker here 81 500
on the stallion race between Monroe
Chief, owned by DOble, and Commodore
Kittson's Van Armin. The race occurs
September Sth. The total purse is now
$500
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Topeka Capital: Since his return from
Emporia Hon. John Martin may be
something less Of Il Democrat. but he Is
also considerably more of a man.
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c. B. Bachelor has just succeeded in
obtaining back pension money for VIM.
Rawson in the sum of 81, 400 and
Howell Williams to the amount of
5000.
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Anxious About Ben. Butter.

BosToN. Sept Much anxiety is
felt here among the friends of General
Butler for the safety of his party. The
yacht America was due at Quebec two
weeks ago, and nothing whatever has
been heard from her
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Miami Republican: Nearly ali the
cplPlies jn the, Second congressional
district win send up representatives, ia
vorable to the re election of senator
Plumb.
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tsy he fQeSs,bt bat miaorily report
g6iIa Adoption BY sections, ! must
lave had great many friends IN the
Democratic convention AT Rmporta. -
John p. ~. John.
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..ooMMlrTEE or rnIRTY-EIeHF:
Business Matters Considered Last Night

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$500 nau peel su, 'S'I !t g..
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ne pueslloIs VI tisn. , ~ - .ne ~ pasll. N,
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ti9n OIL ueieGatio1s Oh vetsLsns were con
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The action Of the Democratic conven
tioH)muluplied ST. John's chances for
suseASs,by M least A.hundree.l =
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Discriminating Kansas mothers viii
stiiI) 0ohtinGe To name th,ar male in
fauis after John Peter st. John.
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IA. II, Green tells wonderful stories of
The Success IS irrigation in Western
Kpnsas. On blnn has AN acre Of onions
f'1r Which hr1eItist,f$.lOO, Auo,her has
cut three ernp4 nr alfalfa, averaging
three tons Ia lhe acre at ench cntllng.
Another Iias -raiS.d $50 bushels of sweet
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- 80 - $500 .v-----S--r-D q = o.
The Wellington Press speaks, Of the
coming issue" Had the editor been
present at the discussion of the platform
in the late Democratic convention here
DE H0hklilIaye concluded the issue''h had
golAsraJU1 EtftF(tr
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At the last state election. two years
ago, st. John received 115,2O4 votes and
there were 5000 against him, 6S,o57 of
which were Democrats and Il, 447 Green
hackers, leaEingia majority for st. John
over all opposition of 3s, 200. The tick
cts are now all in the field, and We do
not believe ST. JOhn's majority viii be
less than it was at the last election. We
shall rather be surprised fit is not
larger
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-07

Ills said rtat thirty out OF the forty
STATE sepators have declared for Senator
Plumb's reelection.
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The Democratic convention was the
biggest thing that Emporia ever under
took to handle, but she made the land
ing in good style.
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Holderness, ]. B. Miller. VIII Ernst, W
81. Clark, VIM, Ray, j. L. B. Snyder, Har-
vey Moore, j. B. Barrick, F. E. Hawkins.
j. s. Steadman. Daniel w. Stanley, ].
c. Brown. S. N. Bell, w. A. Irwin, D.
c. Grinnell.
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The Far-ciolded atmosphere at Tope-
ka qSeStl.a opera hOnsS question rather
tehda 70 sxbiode he theory ibst there Il
nStllIng in a nainn
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Professor Davis has the telephone al
his residence. and any one desiring in
information about the kindergarten can
address him through the exchange.
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81 The d1lascplatsd minority. report Of
: she tspsnitie$ ON RESOLUTIONS adopted as
tbe pnlifornI j uie Shnsas Democracy
MT f:mpbria should b preserved IN the
AscIi ssspf II.e stale a unique and
priceless literary curiosity.
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v. Randolph filed a complaint Fri
day morning before Justice Bachelor
against lad for stealing grapes from
his vineyard.
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Chanutc Times: 5enasor Plumb is
now in a position To do our state more
good than any new man could hope
10 do in many years. and IL is GER
tainly for The best interests of our state
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Col. j. N. Steele Elected Temporary and
HE McAEIlIan Permanent Chair
man of the Convention.
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1t is very evident That John Martin
was not born in Ohio
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A general invitation is extended to
the public to attend the tent meetings
on the vacant lot near the Presbyterian
church
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Col. j. w. FeIghan Nominated On the
First Ballot for County Attorney.
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The shrick Of stEangIed liberty comes
floating up flom far-0K Maine, where
sixty kegs Of beer were destroyed by of.
ficers OF the Law last Saturday. The
sickening suspicion Is beginning TO in.
wade the popular mind that the founders
of this Republic went on a wild goose
chase, 90 to speak, when they fought, bled
and died for freedom.
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j. L. Butler Nominated for Commits
sioner of the Second District
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LYON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Proceedings of the Convention Held At
Jays Opera House Saturday
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ANERTcus ToWNeHR.

Delegates John L. Butler. ]. s.
searcy. Eliza ApEeheaa, levi Mills. T.
g. Terrell, 4 A. Strain. 3. Swartzs p,
w. Morgan. James O. Irvine. John A.
Lauehlln, e. b Lesh, R. q. AfshaD. z.
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Selection of County Central Committee.

tive In the S2d District. and DIR
sutton In the SD.
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Probate Judge Kellogg RenomInated by
AeelamatlOn.
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JACKSON TOWNSVILLE.

NeHsho Rapids-S. Fagg. VIM.
Wyckof, y. II. Blansenship. p Grover.
John Mcleod, T. Owen. g. r. Harper
John Talford. ThOs Fry. w. q. Cook.
Traylor's Precinct.-A. II. Hunter,
Michael Myers. Ira Sutton. w. C. Simp
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~. @. Gross. P.t<issat.
Was. RARTfgDAZE. rfes Pys'f.
). cR0sS. oashfsy
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J. Z. KIOek Receives the Nomination
for County Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction On the
First BALLOT
J. G. Traylor. the Present District Clerk.
Renominated by AcclamatiOn.

First Ballot.
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G. H. wETMORE, MD.
DHY SICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over
l. the Grange Store on Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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BUCK & FEIGHAS,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
"A Once over Emporia National bank
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Rast Side. ii. Griffith. z. B. Pey-
ton. ]. G. Kean, o. L. Davis, D. n. May,
j. ". Weaver, Wiley S~epstoD, Ellis
Roberts, VIM. Lewis. Eli Fowler. John
Williams, Mahlon S:ubbs. John Ham,
mond, George Martin, R. j. Roberts.
West Side DeIegAtes.-H. B. Morse,
". ], Carney, Clinton Keeler, L. r.
Grifth. n. W. Sonnedecker. II. Marsh.
burn, ]. J. Wright. WIN. Jay, D. L.
Thomas, ]. R. GrifIith. n. SWariz, l.
d. Williams, Humphrey Roberts, L. r.
Wright.
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DIR. w w. HIBREN,
lHFFICE-oycr Dunlap X Co.'S. Rank
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PEYTON, SANDERS S PEYToN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Emporfa, Kan.
"A sas. Will practice in the state and
federal courts.
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Eimendaro-B Henline, j. Burgess,
E. F. Pruitt, G w Albright, F Van
sickle, R BaYsinger, c Cooley.
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IN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
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