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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10
From the N. Y. Herald. Sd inst.
Keep Them at Home.

"Tbe Congrtssmen, Republican and
Democratic, who voted to pass the River
and Harbor bill over the veto OF the
President are being sharply called to ac-
count by their constituents. In several
districts the feeling of indignation is so
strong that the defeat Of large number
of them either in the nominating con-
ventiuns or at the polls is not improba-
BILE. This is right. The men who voted
to pass this outrageous swindling bill
are not worthy to sit in Congress. They
are not proper guardians of the public
treasury. The President in his veto in
timated that be would sign reasonable
bill which should provide for the great
and important works that every one con-
cedes to be necessary. But the jobbers
we're 10 the majority and the grand raid
was successful. The men who partici-
pated in It should be retired to private
life. No constituency sh' 'uld send back
! to Congress as Representative single
man who voted for this scandalous meas
lure"
| Voters, RUFUS r DAWES, the Re
publican candidate for Congress in thi'
district, "voted to pass the River ant
Hsrbor bill over the veto of the Presi
dent" The Herald sounds q warning
that should beheeded: ''No consiituenc'
should send back to Congress as Rep
resenta,ive a single man who voted TO
this scandalous measure"
Again: "The men who voted to pas
. this outrageous ewindling bill are nc
worthy to sit in Congress."
General WARNER, while in Congress
: voted against the River and Harbor bi
n of 1881, because it contained jobs an
n swipdling appropriations.
q Vote for him to day and let US be reI
r resented in Congress BY an honest. uE
: right man, one who will vote against a
Jobs and swindles in whatever shaI
they may appear.
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GEN. wARsrR's position en- the money

GEN WARMERS position On the money
question before, and while be was III
Congress, is sufficient to condemn him
as public man and should forever de-
bar him from seat in Congress.
men will reflect that subse-
quent events have proved him wrong on
that great question. Warner is a man
OF no mean ability, hence the conclusion
must be that he was dishonest on that
subject, resorting TO trick OF the dema-
eogue to catch votes. Demag"gues are
not statesmen. II he was misled by
popular clamor and honestly took the
course he did, it equally condemns him
as an unfit Representative of the intelli-
gence OF the 18th district A legislator
should be q Ievel-headed man not easily
misled by the clamor Of seli-constituted
statesmen and too patriotic to truckel TO
the crowds Of impracticables that con-
stanlly hang on the flanks OF the parties
anG howl for recognition. Warner can
not escape being classed either as q
demagogue or weakling carried swav
against his better Judgment by the noise
OF a clsmorous handful of alleged finan-
ciers whose wisdom was claimed to be
a Divine inspiralion.--Monroe Gazette,
October 6
This Is the kind OF charge that anv
fool could make; and it is clearly mani
| feet that this stuff wss written ny one
who knows nothing whatever of the suh
ject be assumes to write about. Who
bas been right, the Democrats in al vo'
eating the retention of green backs and
the continuance of both metals as
money, or the Republicans in advocating
the single gold standard aud the destruc-
ton Of the greenbacks What does tht
writer of this senseless charge know o
the position of Gen. WARNER or OF th'
Democratic partyp In what has he beer
Inconsistent Can the Gdzetse tell !
Gen. WARNER asserts in his printe !
speech that "more real bene6cence has
come to the country from preserving tn
lgreenbacks and the restoration OF silve
than from any financial measure the Re
publican party can point to as thei
work" And who did mnre than he Il
secure these objects2 1t would be foil.
to inquire il the writer OF this charge
: had ever read Cen WARSER's pamphlet
on 'sThe Monetary Conference OF 1881, /,
"The Appreciation OF Money" eth
Unlimited Coinage of Silver" and hi
very recent work on the "Source
Value 10 Money."p M, such ignora
muses. write without information, an
. The OBJECT Of the article was to mislea
the public on the eve of the election.
could have no other object. Who the
Is the demagogue2 The thief is alwav
the one to first cry "stop thief" and
is the real demagogue who is the first
cry demagogue!
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed
II in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admin
istfators and Guardians, to wit:
First and anal account of David Lentz
Executor Of the will Of Jacob Rhman, decd.
Second and final account Of Matthew War
wick admir- OF the estate Of Elizabeth Mas.
ters. deceased.
Second and final account Of W. 7. Hurd
Administrator Of the estate Of Michael Ruf,
deceased.
First partial account Of Michael Boughner
Administrator of the eststs of James l..
Brock, deceased.
First partial account of Robert McCammon
Guardian Of Anthony Paulus, minor.
Fourth and final account OF john b. Noll
Guardian of VIM. v. BRIGHT, minor,
- accoun. Of A. v. Slack Guardian Of
Martha, Mariah and George Slack, final as t.
Martha and partial as 70 the others.
Third partial account Of Mar,hsJ. horri
Guardian of Mcclellan and Rpsraim D
Trembly, minors.
Any person ,.tsrested may die written sx
ceptiohs to said ACCOUNTS sr an5 TEN D zee
on or before She 26th day of October nea
when the sams will be finally heard ana con
tinued FROM day to day until disposed o.
| L r. K. WALTON,
ooti0sSzws. Probate Judge u. G, Q,
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THr singing letter Of GEoReE VIII.
lam cuRrIs, editor of Harper's Weekly.
defining bis position on the methods
adopted to secure FoLeER's nomination
as the Republican candidate for Cover
nor Of New York, is published in this
psper. Those Who have been engaged
in using money corruptly TO and DAVIS
shouId give the letter 3 careful reading.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

WAS it LusD's (the Postoffice detect
ive's) distribution Of HuBBELL's per
cent fund here that forced change 10
the editorship OF the Gazette last week,
and caused It to make 80 many reckless
statements concerning the Democratic
party and the Democratic platform The
productions, while reckless, show zeal in
the suthor, begotten by o desire to lick
the hand that bestows the crumbs.
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wA NV York paper saws: ga
young lady, who is very heavily insured
by strangers in the matrimonial lnSu
rance companies. on the report ct her
approaching marriage, went with "a
frleni into dry goods store last week
She knew that the clerk who was wait.
ing on her had inves' ed years savings
in policy on her Coming marriage =
While examining piece of silk she said
to her friend, in an aside perfectly audi
BILE to the clerk: Since my en- Lagement
is indefinitely broken off l will have no
trosseau to buv. ! think | might afford
this When she turned to ask the ciel k
the price he had tainted"
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For headache, sick headache take Pc

For headache, sick headache, take Pc.
RUNA.
1t was reported in Paris on the 81
inst, that soldier had shot at the Pope
in the Vatican, but the report Is not gen.
orally credited.
The arrangements for the trial OF Arahl
Bev and his comrades have been COM
ple,ed. The Egyptian peasants are stil
restless and do not recognize the down
fall of the national party. The Wa
Offi,e has determined on the stations tol
the army OF occupation in Egypt.
Your duty is to keep from getting sick
il you eau. With PERUNA you can.
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Neb 4obsrtisemsnts,
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

rNHoMAs STEWART BRADFORD, Of Au-
/ gusta Kentucky; Laura Marshal and G.
C. Marshal, her husband. whose place OF res.
idenoe is unknown to the plaintiff; Margaret
A. Stuart, of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania; Jane
b, Lawrence and 4 8. Lawrence. her hus.
band; Aramin;a A. Lawrence and Edward 8.
Lawrence, her husband, Of Philadelphia,
State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that
on .he 5th day Of October, 1882, James Al
derson fled his petition in the court Of com.
mon pleas OF the countv of Monroe, in the
State of Ohio, against the above named par
ties, praying for partition of three acres Of
land in fractional section number seven, in
township two and range four, and seventy
three acres of land in section eight, in the
same township and range, situate in said
county, and more particularly described In
said petition,
Said parties are required to answer on OF
before the 25th of November, 1882, or judg-
ment may be taken against them.
oct10,'s2t7 JAMRS ANDERSON.
D. OKRY & W. CKBY & Son ,Att'ys for plaintiff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

Mr.. PHILlIps. U. S. Mail Agent on
the B. Z & C. Railroad, run the editorial
pen on the Gazette last week during the
absence OF Mr. DoHERTY with 'the young
man with the auburn bair," who, 1t is al
legged, was distributing HuBBELL's Q per
cent fund over this district for Dawes
benefit.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

The Star Route rogues walk the
streets OF Washington with brazen ef-
frontery that causes honest men to won
der what causes them to feel so conf
dent. Dorsey is still Secretary of the
National Committee OF the Republican
party and relies upon his past services
to the party to protect him. BRADY fur
nished thousands to the Indiana cam.
palgn in 1880 apd he expects protection
from juries for that service. The pris
c;pol sscindlers ciH notbe convicted wkil,
che Arthur Administration holds ro,cer.
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oHio viii he carried by the Democrats
io-dsy, and. we believe, they will elect
II of the 81 Congressman. The redis-
iric,ing by the Republicans last Winter
arranged for Is Republicans and only 5
Democrats.
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letter From George w. Curtis.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 3, 1882
Mr.. George William Curtis. has writ
ten the following letter:
AsHFIELD. Mass, Sept. 80. 1882.
William Potts, Esq. Secretary OF the New
York Civil Service Reform Association:
MY DEAR Mr.. PoTTs-l have to-day
returned from a run into Vermont, and
/ hasten to answer your astonished and
astonishing inquiry, which have just
received, whether / advise republicans
to vote for Judge Folger. bv saving in
the most emphatic manner that do not
advise, have not advised and shall not
advise q course so totally repugnant to
all nv political convictions and to my
sense OF public duty. The advice in
Harper's Weekly to which you allude
was not mine and was published hur-
riedly, with the press waiting, 10 my ab-
sence and without my knowledge
Judge Folger's ability and character
are not in question, but his nomination
lis. That nomination was procured by
the combined power of fraud and pat
ronage, and to support it at the polls
would be to acquiesce in fraud and pat
ronage as legitimate forces in nomin
ating convention. Every good citizen
| is bound to resist TO the utmost such o
wrong to free institutions; and the only
effec,ual way in which the voters car
smancipate. themselves from the corrdp'
and debasing rule OF machine is to
defeat it's candidates.
This, l believe, will be done decisive
ly by the republican voters of New Yors
and Pennsvlvsnis at the election OF this
autumn. They will see their party de
feated rather than fraud and the corrup
ton of patronage triumphant. Event
in both States show that no graver po
li!ical peril now confronts the countr.
than the complete subjueation of part.
by unscrupulous cabals which brib
with public employment and pay thei
way by tilching from the public treasury
This is an evil which will end in vic
llenee unless 1t is conclusiyely rebuke,
by the people at the polls.
i Yours, very traly.
1, GEoRaE WILLIAM Curtis.
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The Washington Monument.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-The WASH
lngton monument was to day completed
to the height of 80 feet, leaving 245
feet vel to he completed. The present
weight o. the Structure is about 10000
tons, Of 23i0 pounds each. Tue taper
ing off of the monument is now so raj
id that the additional weight to the top
will probably not exceed 10000 tons =
Col. Casey says that he will recommend
that Congress at its next session make
a sufficient appropriation for the entire
completion of the monument.
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A oAyALRY soldier at fort Walla Wslla
recently invented breech-loading car
bine for which the government paid him
100000.
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MR. HEPBURN. Republican nominee
for Congressman ct large in New York,
having declined. the leaders are annoyed
because theJ cannot find prominent
Republican who viii step forward to be
slaughtered.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

SENATOR SHERMAN is very emphatic in
his declarations that the Democrats will
carry New York and Pennsylvania. He
holds to the opinion that the Republic
cans have chance in Ohio because OF
the absence Of an ARTHUR party in the
State. This information was impaired
by the Senator during bis visit to Mari.
etta last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

TIE Republican fsciions are yaging
an amusing warfare over the temperance
question. Last year FosrER, NASH Z
Co. formed an open alliance with the
disiillers and brewers. This year Eos.
rKR, NASH q Co. want the people to be
Iieye they are the original apostles oi
temperance. The game is too dlspha'
nous. Defeat shall be the portion OF al
such hypocrites.
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THE Monroe Gazette has not dared
doring this campaign to lift its voice in
defense Of DAWES vote to pass the River
and Harhor sSiDdle over the Presidents
Teto.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

The Republicans are colonizing Ne
groes in Athens and Meigs Counties to
Aaye DAWES. We don't believe they can
vote enough OF them to return the man
to Congress who voted for the Monitor
steal and the svindling River and Hsr-
Dor Bill.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

A CITIZEN OF Omaha has feather
growing in his beard. He says that ever
since his heard commenced to grow that
feather had place on his cheek. and
that pulling it ont did not check it's
growth, but rather increased It.
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Sixty-twO Trunks.

CHIo leo, September 3o.--The b ancb
wholesale dry goods establishment of
A T. Stewart & Co, was closed this
morning, throwing out Of employment
one hundred ami lwentv-fve sales men.
Some wag posted upon the locked doors
a placard hearing the inscription: "This
the end of the Ruhhcr bag corpse
Secretary of War Lincoln shipped
from Springfield, this morning. for
Washington, six.v-twO i'm 'nense trunks
aggregating nine thuss I'd pounds The
trunks contain an extraordinary fine
collection Of dress goods. Games hair
shawls, grapes, iewelry and trinkets pur-
chased nv his mother. the late Mrs Pres
iden' Lincoln, while in Europe. Their
value was placed at thirty thousand dol
lars.
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LoUIsvI.LE, Sept. 30.--The steamer
R f. Lee hound tor Vicksburg caught
fire early this morning, near that CITY.
The boat was entirely destroyed, with
mails and large cargo OF cotton. Twenty
lives are lost. Among the known dead
are Miss Adams, music teacher; Mr..
Pointer. Maysville, XIV +; Mrs McC!ern.
and, New Orleans Several colored
women are among the lost Of the crew.
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. CATTLE MARKETS.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvERroN LIVE STOCK SCALES
MONDAY, Oct. e. 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week 3 OO'6 90;
that generally rated first quality 5ao3
medium or good fair quality 4a5
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
3,4; most of the sales we're from 4'
51c.
Mich Cows-Trade is slow Prices q
wholesale &30a50 per head, in lunches.
Hogs Prices l0sllc, with extr'
11a12c
Sheep-Prices OF sheep ranged frou
8 25a5 so, ami lambs 4 so 6 %. will
an extra bunch of $50 Virginia lamhs
averaging 10 pounds, at 5 Is. Stock
sheep 50a3 25. per heal.
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xw YoRK and Pennsylvania will elect
Dsmocratic candidates in Novem-
-, The people are tired Of Ring end
s sninistration rule.
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The Dublin police profess to have dis
covered the murderers Of Lord Gwen
dis hut say it will he impossible 10
convict them without the aid OF an iD-
former
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-10

TW take the following from the
proceedings of the East Ohio Confer
ence:
FIRST DAY.
A blush of shame mounted to the
cheeks of many as criminal charges
we're preferred against two ministers o.
the Conference who have gone wrong
during the past year, with "woman IN
the case" The accused ones are Rev.
W. Bedall, of the Beallsville circuit, and
Rev. j. C. Sullivsn, OF Salem. A COM
mittee consisting of thirteen ministers
to sit as jury and decide the evidence
presented was appointed in both cases
In the case Of Rev. W. Bedall the
church will he represented by Rev 5. F.
Minor and Rev. L B King. Rev j.
W. Toland will defend the accused.
In the case Of Rev J. Z Sullivan
Rev. S. NJ. Hickman will he the lawyer
to represent the church Mr.. Sullivan
has ss yet failed to find any one willing
to undertake his defense In the event
he cannot, the conference will appoint
one.
Such trials as these are rare occur
renee in the East Ohio Conference. The
various committees of examination have
their work well nigh completed
THIRD DAY.
The committee appointed to investl
gate the charges against Rev w. Bedall
late OF the Beallsville curcuit, and j. G
Sullivan, late OF Salem, and formerly o
Barnesville station, Belmont county
made their reports, which was that eaci
of those unworthy men be expelled from
the ministry and from membership o
the NJ E. Church, which report wa
! unanimously adopted
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Oct. 5-Flnur 4 6Os5 Is; Wheat
9S; Corn 64c: Oats SEC; Rye 64c !.
BARLEY rs.
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RoItInOre.
CincInnatl.

Oct 81 Flour 00a7 20; Wheat l
CT; Corn Soc: Cats 40s44c; Rye 6S'.
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Farnn.fcr Sale
In Ohio Township.

THE undersigned offers for sale his farm
i in Ohio township. 81 miles BY the road
from Baresville, and only ] 4 miles from the
Ohio River,
CONTAINING 210 ACRES.
There are 15o acres cleared and the balance
In fine timber. The improve Cents are, ono
new frame dwelling house c6ptsining six
rooms with good cellar under fbe building.
good barn 40 by 20 feet Suitable for dairy
purposes. Also two other dwelling houses
on the farm. A good well at theshouse and
one at the barn, There 10 . 6ne spring near
the house. The farm is well SET In grass.
water plenty and fencing good, and improve
msnts generally In frst-fate dpndition.
There are four orchards containing $50 bear-
ing trees.
Ny reason for selling is, have po&r health
aud am not able to farm the place. For fur
ther particulars, or terms address,
cHRIsTIAN cEHRs.
sep12,'s2. Hannibal, Monroe Co, Ohio
&-tI7t-
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SIDING ELDER.

ear:
DI,TRicr-a. W. GRAY, PRE-
SIDING ELDER.
Antioch-S. Cummings.
Armstrong;. L. Fisher.
Barnesville--J. H. Rogers.
Barnesville Circuit-C B. Henthorn.
Bealisville-J. A. Wright.
Bellaire-A W Butts.
Centreville-C. NJ HOllett.
Clarington-Wn. Ferguson.
Fsirview-W. D. Starkey.
Hannibal-J. f. Garrett.
Hendryshurg-M. Moses.
Miltonshurg-W. Darby
Morristown--J F Huddleston.
Powhatan-Scut
Quaker City-T H. Armstrong.
St Clairsville-S F Minor.
Somer'on-H. A. Cohhleaick.
South Bellaire-T. Fl Taylor.
Wsshington-H. s. Jackson.
Winchester-W. K. Yingling.
Woodsfield-A. J. Culp
5TEUBENNiLLE DIST a hs Sn AK u AN' . 80
]. @ A. Miller-Bloom6eld.
] R. Keys-Bridgeport.
N. e. Wor,hlngton--Bridgeport CIR
cuit.
John Williams East Liverpool.
R. 5. Strahl-East Springfield.
M j. Slu,z-Harlem Springs.
Geo. Crook-Highlsndtown.
To be supplied Mineo & Geo. Run
E. R. Martins Ferry.
5. P Loyd-New Somerset.
l.. Fl. Stewart-Richmond
Isaish Winters-Salineville.
N. B Stewart-Smithfield
Stenbenvillt-First church,. n
Hollingshesd.
Steuhenville and Hamlinc--R. f. Ran
dolph.
J. G. Smith-Toronto.
J S Secrist-Unionport.
j. D Nulton-Wsrrenton.
J.W Toland--Wellsvilie.
FL Swaney-Wintersville.
Rev. S. Y. Kennedy goes to Cad z
Rev. j. K. Grimes to Flushing; Rev J
NJ. Carr to Salem; Rev. E P. Edmond
to Chagrin Falls.
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Conference Appointments.

The following are the appointments
OF the Eastern Ohio Conference of the
NJ f. Church Tor the Stehbenville and
Barnesville Districts for the coming
year:
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TIE Democratic majority in George
is only $4,000 this year.

DELAWARE. like Georgia, responds
with Democratic msjority.
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Premiums Awarded at the 31st An
nual Fair Held in WOOdsfield, o.,
Sept. 26th, 9th, 2Sth and Goth,
1882.
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The first law of nature is seif-preserva'
ton; but to do it she needs PERuNA.
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Amount overpaid. $36j O5
The Board ordered the Secretary and Treas.
urer to issue orders and bonds for the total
amount of the awards and Indebtedness and
the Treasurer is ordered to paw one-third in
money. JAMES WAioON' iTeS' :
Oct. g. 1882. GEO. P. DoRR, Secretary.
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WOOas1eld stock Market.
Oct. Cattle 4a6o per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

N,HR Monroe County Examiners vii. hold
examinations as follows:
Antioch, Saturday, August ~. 1852.
Granville. ." 26,
Clarington, Is September Is.
Beallsville, 23,
Stafford, (at close Of Insti.ute) September
80, 1882.
Calais, Saturday, October IA. 1882.
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations to commence at 8 O'Clock.
iylS, ,'S2td. JAMES A. WATSON, Clerk.
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New York.

Oct. 5-Flour 2Oa7 90; Wheat
OF; Corn 73a75c; Oats 34a52c; Rye
76c; Barley l 10
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wreath. beaded frame, display paper frames,
display seed frames, pillow sham, bed set,
card receiver, bolster slip saa n sheet. each CSC
N A Way, orotchst sack, ESQ