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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-12-20

to keep them from advancing ahead
When trapped the sensation of con-
finemcnt seems to deprive this raven
Gus animal of its native vigor and en-
ergy, and it has been known passively
to allow itself to be dragged from the
tran to meet its fafn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-12-20
n IN m EN - The use of the term " Short
y e VI - Line" in connection with the
IA EHHkkH corporate name OF O great
- q ~ a. road, conveys an idea Of lust
what is required by the trav
EkREA cling public-a Short Line
EAsEz Quick Time and the Best of
lint accomodations-all OF which
Rnhs ass are furnished by the greatest
CHICAGO,
MIL WAUKEE
! and Ct. PAUL

1t owns ana operates over $500 miles of road in
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa
and Dakota; and as its main lines, branches ami
connections reach all the great business centres
Of the Northwest and Far West it naturally an
swers the description of Short Line, and Best
Route between
Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul and NIfnneap-
Oils
Chicago, Milwaukee, La Crosse and Wi.
Chicago, Milwaukee. Aberdeen and Ellen.
dale.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Still.
water.
Chicago, NIilwaulxee, Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago, milwaukee, Beaver Dam and OsII-
kosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Ocono-
mowOc.
Chicago. Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie
du Chicn.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fari-
bauIts
Chicago, BeIoit, GAINESVILLE and Mineral
Point.
Chicago, EIgin, Rockford and Dubuque:
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and Yank-
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamber
Rock Island, Dubuque, St. Paul and Mime
Dayenport, Carmar, ST. Paul and Minneapo.
lis.
Pullman SLeepers and the Finest Dining
Cars {2a the tCOrLd are run on the main lines Of
the CHTCA GO, MILWA UKEE EST. PA UI
BRALLWAK Z, and every attention is paid to pas
sengers by courteous employees of the Company.
S. S. Merrill, Avn. Carpenter,
GenH Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
j. II. Clark, Geo. lei. Heafford,
Genp supt. asst Genr Pass. Agt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-12-20
Squibs.

Salvini, the famous Italian actor,
has agreed upon another profess
ional tour in this country next year
Rev. Thomas Sherman, son of Gen
eral W. T. Sherman, who entered
Catholic priesthood, made his first
appearance before a congregation
IN ST. Louis Sunday, celebrating
high mass.
The new Lord Mayor of London,
who is considered as being a very
level-headed gentleman, declines to
take out his state carriage and liver
les on Sunday, because it would give
work to his servants, and he wishes
to give them day of rest
Mr.. John Platt Bailey, of North Sa-
lem. Westchester county, n. Y, has
brought suit in the Supreme Court
against Ulysses S. Grant, Jr;. for $1O,--
600 damages. 1t is alleged Mr.: Grant
keeps q vicious horse, and that on
March last the horse inflicted per
sonal injuries upon Mr. Bailey, from
which he is still suffering, and from
which he never expects to recover.
The horse complained of is one OF the
Arabian stations presented to General
Grant by the Khedive of Egypt.
Alphonse Karr was lately a guest at
q dinner OF some homeopathic physI-
clans at Paris; when, after toasts had
been honored to Hahnemann and to
the great lights of the science now
living, he was asked to propose a
toast. Gentlemen" he said, you
have drunk the health of many ply
sicians, but there is one toast you have
forgotten. Permit me to repair this
omission. | drink to the health OF
your patients"
Recent false statements IN regard to
Mrs. Theodore Tilton have developed
the fact that she lives with her child
rem in family in one of the best
streets in Brooklyn, receives ST 200
per annum from Mr.. TiltOn, and de-
votes her time and talents to the study
and teaching of music.
A doctor is called in to prescribe for
a sick child, and having examined the
patient writes a prescription and
leaves instructions as to the treatment
of the little sufferer. On making his
visit the next morning the prince OF
science is surprised to find the house
hold in tears. My poor child" sobs
the mother II never thought that he
would have died of croupT OF
croup?" echoes the doctor; ''do you
mean to say the child had Group?
Why didn't you tell me"
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CONNECTIONS.

AT MILWAUKEE-Wi With Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway for all points East, West and
Southwest.
AT PLYMOUTH-With Sheboygan & Fond du
Lac division G. & n. w. R'y for Sheboygan q
Fond du Lac
AT FOREST JUNCTION-With Milwaukee Lake
Shore & Western Railway.
CT BUTTON T. P REGAIN,
General Supt. Gen1 Tiki Ag't.
MI,vautae Wis Milwaukee, Wis
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GIVE me my money or | shall be
forced to do a thing l have never yet
been able to in my life. M du Tao
took out his pocket book, gave it to
the robber and said to him. NOV
that you have stripped me, may | ask
what you would have doneW The
bandit looked at his victim and cooIly
replied, II should have worked. "
Mrs. Carlisle, wife of the new Speak
er of the House, is a tall, blonde lady
of great dignity and courtesy of man
ner and except in years, In which
Mrs. Robinson has the point of youth,
she is not unlike the wife of the Mas
sachusetts Governor-elect.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06
BRANDOEVILLE.
FcoAuoErAs

Locals scarce.
CIDER making is The order Of the day.
Mrs William MCKEE and sons, VIII and
O7tey, ere az UniJnlowu attending the
Centennial celebration.
hss Maggie, eldest daughter OF Rev. +.
g. w. Ford. is home FROM Barbour coua-
~ where she has boon visiting her brother
for some months.
We ore sorry % say thst nv. Ford end
family wiz lesvs us soon.
R.v. Beerbouef is % tho sick li4,.
Wilbur Frey soi Lowde Hsglos are
uymg ibeir luck 10 ucs fsis.og Tuey
each have 0ic calf 10 begin WITH. Buc
cess 70 YJu, boys.
jasper Augustine drsye fac 10, OF cat
ile through here last week.
" Is. Hag,ns hss bccomo The Nmlod
Of lbc town VITA % revolver.
Turkey hunting b.s beg ard Worlan5
Kcm5er.y oems % o. zoe boss shol.
JUu1R
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ALBRIGHTSVILLE.
GooDY.

The left hand wall of the fiji leading
to the bridge which has been PROSTATE for
some time, was repaired by Col KING and
X. p. Jackson, this week, with force of
workmen.
Miss Flora A. Albright, the accomplish.
ed daughter of Dir. Eli Albright, of Sleu
benv.lle, Ohio, and who has been visiting
at N. g. Mssons the past week, is now
among relatives In the Snyder Settlement.
The river is very high from recent rains,
and crowded with logs and drift.
Perry Metheny's evaporalor lie stationed
At Bobtown, condensing all. the sweetness
in the vicinity.
Uncle SAM Bishop ia convalescent.
LYTToN.
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SENATOR PBNDELTOE on DEMO
CRATJC CHANCES IN OIIIO.

SENATOR PENDELTOB ON DEMO
CRATJC CH1ECEs IN OHIO.
II have been TO the Northwest
/ End The best spirit prevailing in
that part, with promises Of increased
msJorties tbis year. went to the
committee the other day 10 Columbus
and found that their hopes we're
high and tast tboir correspondence
from every part Of The Ststs just
fed these hopes j. is true that t1sr.
are troubles here and there through
out toe State 10 the county orgsu.za-
tions OF the party, but these troubles
do not affect the State ticket. Il
stands al the head Of every ticket /
heve seen in every portion Of The
State 1hich elaine 20 be 10 any re-
spect Democratic ] believe 10 the
principles OF the Democratic party.
I believe 10 che fidelity ofi,s mem
beTs. I believe jn their devotion.
rot only 60 ils principles, but s,so TO
ils discipline, ss The means By Which
it shall be msde effective 10 csr-y
out those principles and I have 60
abiding faith wherever these dis
turbauces exist, that good faith good
temper, patience. devotion 10 puDci-
pie, devotion to discipline, viii, be-
!ore the day Of election, heal them
all, and that We viii present united
front TO enter into That great contest
IN October with . confident bone Of
victory every where
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

home, had the exquisite pleasure Of re-
ceiving thorough drenching.
Rev. Joseph Clark will preach at Point
Pleasant next Sabbath at 10 O'Clock.
Mlss Laura Hawkins, of independence,
who has been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past week, has returned homo.
Miss Della Brown is staying at Glades
Vile for few weeks.
Dir. King, of Monongslis county, was the
guest OF j. S. Snider les, Sunday.
j. w. Montgomery has removed 10 hil
new home.
We dare say that Ida Montgomery hai
raised a condensation by her exquisite
playing on the organ.
| GooDY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

LARGE numbers of the clereymen
OF lowe are preaching sermons urg-
ing their congregation to vote the
Republican ticket. Collections ere
taken up every Sunday, and the
money, it is clsi ned, il forwarded to
the Republican State Committee.
Each church is assessed certain
amount, and that amount, at least,
is expected to End It's way to the
contribution box. The Methodist
churches are the most conspicuous in
the business but other denomination
are engaged in it.-IPhillippi Re-
publican.
We are allow 10 believe such re-
port, but, If it be true, the clergy
men Of Iowa deserve the bitterest
condemnation Of the people. When
they die there is place Of sal rhuric
torment which will be largely pop
ulated by them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

was greater sacrifice than faithful old
Abraham was willing 70 make.
Dir. Nate Evans and sister, Fanny, of
Grafton, were out taking In dedication.
Shorty you was slightly of your pegs
when you said that Tag 4 Plug were at
Albrightsvillc during Institute. The in
nocent party rebelled, and therefore
through justice to ourselves, we hasten to
correct the mistake.
That mighty conglomera,ion of sense
lessness that Pocahontas' pushed of last
week was fair s;unner; IL almost took
these darkies of their 'foots.' Poky,
dear. In promulgatiuG your esoteric cog
niiations, OF articulsting superficial sen;I-
mentslities, philosophical or psychologists,
observations, beware of plstitudinous pom
derosites. We are sorry that 'PocshontaA
thinks of committing suicide, bet we sup
pose be is gone by this time, and we beg
the privilege Of furnishing beautifurit
tie epiiaph for him that runs somethiu,
like this:
Here lies his body-but for his soul
You will have TO search in deeper hole
We suggest that the numerous CORES
pondents of the Argus, each write q verse
OF winter poetry for next weeks paper, and
thus lay the foundation of fortune, (al
the Editor has promised the highest mar
ket price, besides heving your name 10.
grayed an letters Of gold upon the tablets
of fame.
TAG 81 PLUG.
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Roodsvillo
PATSY DOODLE,

Pra7ermeetiug ct Reedsvillo mex, Sun
day oigh,.
L.dies leap year motto. Lot no single
man escape.
Miss Kate slauzman Of Kiogvood bus
% visiting friends here Tor a few days.
Ora Kelley, OF Morgantown, is
gls her sister, Mrs. Alsnder, at The
place
II II. Reed, accompanied by bis daugl,.
Ter, MIss Ela, and Miss Cora Harrington,
drove over 10 MorgootovD last Friday.
The church at This place was dedicated
las' Sunday, R,y. DIX preached two able
scrmora, one IN tlo morning snd one in
afternoon to a large aud attentive oonqre.
cation. Among those from abroad uo
noticed Jerome Mcnear M.sses M9nio
Monroe Belle Snyder sad Berthe Fairfax
and Alison soydr of Kiugwood, Misses
lou aud Epma Brown, Olivia Falrf7x.
Ben Brown, } Matiu. sh8oI Brown. Mr
n. Martin ard wife ~ Albugbtsvdle. ria.
s0uionn wac 81, c1 masso and the peo-
pie here are uoder testing obligations ~
them for their liberal contributions Mr.
Frank Wright aud sister, and our own
Jennie June Of Independence wss out no
ho Jennie, what on earth has become Of
that mustatle chat created such uuiversal
admiration. Of course we take 10 for
granted That our innuondo was the csuse
Of its untimeIy disappearance. K surely
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Elisha Thomas, Administrator OF Mi
chael MGAle2r, deceased,
AGAINST
David Nj. Hart, William Il BurCh ad-
minisirators or James Il Burch decreased
Mary Burch, widow OF said deceased. and
the following named children and heirs
at law of said deceased. viz: James m
Burch, William Burch, John Burch,
Il Annie NJ NIne.late T.. ADnie NJ. Burch
widow OF Christian III Nine, deceased
Emma Smith, late Emma Burch'
and Isaac n Smith, cher husband.
Jane Stunkle, late T. Jane Burch
aud Charles Stunkle, hor husband, "A lice
Furcb, and Charles Burch, LISA S Hart
and Thomas Il Wilgus.
EQUITY
AND
Hugh McAleer,
AGAINST
John Mcleod. David NJ Hart, LISA S
Hart, Thomas Il Wilgus, Mary Burch,
James ID Burch, William II Burch Jobn
Burch. i Annie M Nine, Emma smith
Isaac N Smith, II Jank Stunkle, Charlie
Stunkle. Alice Burch and Elisba Thorn .
as, administrator OF Michael McAleer,
ON A PETITION.
David NJ Hart,
AeATNsr
Hugh McAleer, Mary Burch. James Il
Burcb, William II Burch, John Burch
u Annie NJ Nine, Emma Smith. Isaac
Smith, IL Jane Stunkle, Charles Stun.
kle, Blice Burch Charles Burch. aud
Elisha Thomas administrator OF Michae
McAleer, deceased.
ON A CROSSBILL.
BY ajoint decree rendered by the Cir.
cult Court OF Preston county, in the State
OF West Virginia. in the above mention
ed causes, on the 10Th day OF August
1888, the said causes were referred To tho
Undersigned, one of the commissioner,
OF said court with directions 20 state AND
settle the administration account of VIII
liam Il Burch, administrator OF James Il
Burch, deceased also to ascertain and
report the liens and charges against the
estate of the S lid james II Burch. de-
ceased, their character, order and priori.
ties, and TO whom owing, together with
sueh other pertinent matter az he NAV
deem proper, or be required by the par
ties or any of them.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
hIHoWoOD, w. VA,
September IL, 1888.
The aboYe mentioned parties will
please take notice that shall on the 3Cth
day OF October next, at NY Office afore-
SAID, proceed TO execute the above men
toned decree OF reference.
SMITH CRANE,
] ut Commissioner
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TIE Republican party has outlived
its usefulness. 1t cant possibly
stand upon it's feet and undergo the
pressure of public sentiment that
will be brought TO bear npon it in
the next canvass. The party found
ere are deserving, the leaders are do
morslized, and even the Outraged
negro has declared bic intention to
quit the most corrupt party that has
ever existed in any form OF govern.
ment.
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RENO DISTRICT.
TAG 81 PLUG.

The farmers in this vicinity are about
all done cutting corn and sowing wheat.
Several severe rain and bail storms Wis
tied this community during the past few
| days.
Apple cuttings are about over, much 10
the regret OF the boys and girls.
Mrs. Creek entertained quite number
Of young folks in the way of an apple
cutting on Saturday night last. The boys
report a good time, but regret to say there
way but one good locking young man
present. Mics Ida b. did not forget 70
show her appreciation Of this young gent
In preference to all Others present.
Mrs. Flanagan, of Grafton, was visit
ing her son, Mr.. John Bolyard, Saturday
and Sunday last. Bhe returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. Gross and lady,Of Rowlesburg, were
visiting Mrs. Eliesons Saturday and sun
dsy.
A. Jasper Shahan was visiting the pa
rental roof, Saturday and Sunday Iaet, in
company with Dir. Frank Trotter. We
are informed that Mr.. Trotter secured the
school at No. 10, and will teach 1t the
coming winter.
Miss Jennie Brown, who has been very
sick for some time, is slowly recovering.
We are informed that Mrs. E. +. Brown,
of near Sinclair, iis lying at the point of
death with consumption.
Mrs. Eugenus Wilson has been quite sick
for the past week, but is better at this wri
ting.
The Sunday. School at Union will con-
tinue during the winter.
NJ ssrs. Jonathan and jacob Smith have
sold their threshing machine.
William H. b. says there is but one pref
tY girl attends Sharp's Chapel, but John
II. l.. says he thinks there are two at
least, there is one who thinks she is a mod.
81 Of beauty.
We had the pleasure OF attending a s.
S. celebration at BolyaTd's School House
on Saturday last. About 10 o'clock the
people began to assemble la in small but
beautiful grove with their baskets well
filed with the delIcscies of The season.
About 1880 the congregation was called
to order by NJ. William Knotts, Supt. of
the Sunday School. j, W, Shahau and
others entertained the audience with vocal
music, after which Rev. j. w. Bedford
delivered a very interesting address sub
jecy The Lights and Shades of tho Tin
eracy Of the NJ, r. Church, after which
the audience was dismissed for noon. AT
ter dinner, s. Fuller Brown delive. ed an
address on the subject, Sunday Schools.
The SCHOLARS we're then given treat Of
candy. All present enjoyed themselves
well.
Rev. J. w. Bedford preached On able
discourse st Nazareth, on Sunday morn
ing last. He also preached hls lsst scr
mon for this conference at Union church
at $50, and received the probationers into
full Connection with the church.
rCoAuOETAs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

IT is about time now for the Re-
publicsna to commence huggiug the
negro. They are seized once in
every four years with a longing and
unnatural deeire TO caress the dar-
heye. just before a Presidential 9.
lection they suddenly become morti-
fed at the Outrageous manner in
which the negro is treated, and they
hug him. aud tell him the great
wrongs which the Democrats are try.
in6 to perpetrste upon him. This
used 20 work but. it wont any lon
ger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

Hon. w. L. WILSON has recon-
mended JOSEPH II. MEGRRw, Of
Grafton for the csdetshiP at the Ma
val Academy made vacant by the
dismissal Of TRAPNELL. The follow
ing ie what the Grafton Eagle Gays
Of young MoGRAw
JOE McGRAw is a bright, manly
boy, aud his appointment, if success
full In gaining him admission 10 the
Academy, will reflect credit upon
Mr.. WILSON, as well also those gen.
tlemen who recomm ended him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06

WENDELL PHILLIPs, one OF the
founders OF the Radical party, has
this to say of the Republicans
i distrust and dispise Republicans
as hypocrites aud time servers, as
dcuble-dealers. as soulless carrion
mssquerading in the grave-clothes oil
their honored predecessors
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS Els

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS
by judgment, or otherwise, on the real
estate, or any part thereof, OF Sarah A
Grimes:
In pursuance OF the Circuit Court OF
PrestO0 County. made I'm cause therein
pendlng, to subject the real estate of the
said Sarah A. Crimes to the Satisfaction
Of tho liens thereon, you are hereby re
CURED to present all claims held bv' Won
and each of you, against the said Sarah
T.. Grimes, which are liens on her real
ostate.or any part of it, Decentralization TO
mo, at nay Office, in the town OF King
wood, Peeston county, West Virgins, on
or before The 18Th day of October. next.
Given under my hand, this I7th day
of September, 1888.
1. G. RALPHSNYDER
ZZ'4t Commissioner.
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county court convened on Monday, Oc-
tober 1, 1883, with Hon. G. ~ Bishop.
Capt. I'll. 9. Hagans, and Jas. r. smoot,
Esq. present.
James Walls was appointed a surveyor
of roads in Reno district, vice George Nose
resigned.
A change OF route was made in the road
leading from Cranberry 10 the MARYLAND
line. Said change not to exceed 500 in
cost and payable out of Portland District
levy Of 1884
Daniel Hanline was appointed q special
surveyor of road leading from Cranberry
10 Maryland line. Aso Of road lesding
from w. l.. Washiogton'o cottsg: to Terra
Alta via Cranes Mill
Daniel TitchDel WAS appointed road
surveyor in Portland district, vice Jno. H.
Friend who failed to qualify.
George Williams was appointed a road
surveyor in Reno district, vice VIM. Law
renee, resigned.
1t was decided that the old Clarksburg
road leading through the lands OF Fairfax
and Watson be changed az indicated on Il
plot made by Jno. w. Gusemsp.
That portion OF the road through the
land of Apgu-liuo Wolf, in Grant district,
was ditcOD :inucd on account OF i,s being
unnecessary 30 Keep 1t open on account of
tue ner, rosd,
j. J. Guseman was appointed road
surveyor in Pleasant district, vice L,wis
Smith, rcalgncd.
LAW.
Ordered that taxes paid on 10 acres of
land by jacob Stemple be refunded, es i,
WAS made evident that he did not own the
land q, the time of assessment.
Mrs. Mary Q. Heath was granted licepce
50 keep hotel in the town of Rowles-
burg.
A. d. Bowman was granted duplicate
of order No. 0,O59 payable out OF poor
fuod, the order being lost.
Jno. a, Lantz WIS., appointed adminis-
traitor to The will Of Jnu. Lau,z, decd, 20
administer on that part of the estate un-
administered by s. McCrum, Executor.
A. o Tilchnell WAS appointed com
mittee Of Isabelle Rodebsugh. Steve
Martin and Guslsvus Cfesep, eure,ics.
[cOpiindsd next week ]
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tconenued fyop1 Iast SEAL
How Watch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows n successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus il is
that the James BosS cold Watch Case has
is initators. Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark Of oroOn, from
which is suspended a pair Of -, " ~
scqIcs. Be sure BOTH oro10n and X n
seaies are stamped in the cap Of the watch
case. Jewellers are very cautious about en-
dor5ing an article unless they not only knov
that 1t Is good, but that tho character Of
the manufacturers is such that the quality
Of the goods willbo Kept fully up 10 standard.
WILMINGTON. Pa. Feb. IL fes7.
lhH James EosI Gold Watch geffs co lire la
cakca zach ono ] cell sells another DON'T noel
- recommend momi thcy rcii ihemaoIvoa ono al
nay customers has bad Jiylfs Issi &C.
pa use iI ~ yca, and t ie sa good al over Eith fa
cafe DO nQt hesitate g. eis0 10Y own qfarartoo 81
Icclely With the now and narrowed onnas ~ ffoh
sooin 70 be everlasting. JEs6E 4 BrIrLE yscsisr.
ErwpnrEewrcK, NJ jar. 2. fssa
. llla Fpi1 cafe, No ltf. known ng the james fioaf
.oll Watch Case ctnc into my poaFees0n allout fss
~ 9n IN nee slnco ingt time, and 8 elu in good
case when bought ii. and O. condition shows thf
t1e cleo he's reilly outworn iho movement which i1
playedout Mtrrrr "A Uotrrff
~ hoard n director W " vi R 4 Tggrs n,
eead eeuf siap 70 Esyso9s Watsh Css ysstss ptii.
osiphis Pa f'r tsndoass astrated fanphIet shos hes
saaes Be- 40 ksystose watch cssss srs asds.
az Be C1nfinuedl
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Apple cudioga ars scarce but surprise
parties are plentiful
Some isw from this scc,i9D took 10 dcd.
ic-t,Jn a. z c1srille, sud While iotu.n,nQ