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Mr.. ]. w. Kigar and Miss Lucinda
Thompson have Just done one of the most
proper, and to them, agreeable things for
a young couple in their circumstances to
do, which is to commit matrimony. On
Saturday, the 30th ult., they were bound
in hymeneal bands by Rev. Geo. Stubbs,
of this township. Mr. Kigar was former
resident OF this township but now halls
from Paulding county, where he intends
to take his young bride who is a step
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Abbs, OF this vicin-
ity. May unalloyed bliss attend them
along life's pilgrimage.
Old Mr.. Barr, of Florida, was buried in
our cemetery on Saturday last, his re-
posted by the side of his first wife. The
deceased was long suffering victim OF
cancer.
In the last issue OF the NORTHWEST it is
said that MIR. VIM. Tubbs had raised his
great barn on Thursday OF that week.
This is not strictly correct. An attempt
was made on that day to raise it by means
OF machinery, but after spending day or
so aided by about so or 60 men they were
only enabled to raise four bents, when
the machinery broke and one belt fell af-
ter being partly raised, and was consider
ably injured. Fortunately no persons
were hurt. The machinery business was
then given up and Mr.. Tubbs determined
to raise the remaining two-thirds of the
building by man power, which was &C.
complished on Friday last by about rs
men without single accident, which may
be considered the greatest feat of the kind
ever accomplished in this township.
Our new harness maker, Mr.. j. H. Shat
fer, is now fairly installed and is having a
good runof custom. He is No. work.
man, with reasonable charges, and de-
serves success.
Corn fields that have been worked are
now shooting forward with wonderful eel
Gritty. AS a result OF the intensely hot
weather of the past week. The wheat
fields are ripening tor the harvest, which
will be upon us in few days.
The Emery Bros. have commenced burn
ing new kiln of tile and brick which
will soon be ready tor customers.
EoLUs.
Monday. july 9th. 1883.
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or all those whose patriotism took them
from home on the "Fourth" none enjoyed
themselves better than the people who
took In the celebration at the lively little
town of Liberty Center. The accident in
the morning which betell two Of its. citi
zens MIR. John Ford and Zera Palmer
while firing an anvil WAS regretted by all.
Mr.. Ford loosing one Of his fingers and
Mr.. Palmer being considerably burnt
about the face and hands by premature
discharge from the anvil.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.. j.
B. Viers who was chiet marshal OF the day,
and the success of the celebration was to a
great extent due to his good management.
Several of the private residences We're
tastefully decorated, and the lawn at the
residence of G. G. Young was selected as
the place for speaking. The Liberty band
dispensed sweet music while the people
hecked to the speakers stand to hear the
orations. The exercises were: Prayer, by
Rev. Baichly, Orations, by d. K. Bowker
and Jas. Raglan, Reading. by w. D. Scarr.
Mr.. Bowker and Ragan both done credit
to themselves and Mr.. Scarr's reading was
excellent.
The afternoon was taken up by sack
races, slow horse race, wheelbarrow race,
climbing creased pole, ETC., which
gave great amusement and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves. The bust.
ness houses showed activity and we were
surprised at the rapid growth and pros.
perity which displayed itself on all sides
Our jovial landlord of the Liberty House
Mr.. Smith, has made many marked i'm.
provements In his building, and is always
on the alert for the comfort OF his guests.
In the evening there was fine display
offirow0rks, and all who went to Liberty
congratulated themselves on selecting
that lively little town in which to enthuse
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PERSONAL POINTS.


WPerons who h.yerelaiives or friends visiting
them, or relatives or friends abroad viii confer e.
BY informing us, or leaving names 81 this once
BY postal or Otherwise.
Mr.. -Phares Mauk visited friends In To-
ledo last week.
Mr.. Julian Tyler and brother win are
home from College.
Mr.. Ellsworth Augenstein has arrived
home FROM school at Oberlin.
Mrs. skinner, of Fostoria, has been q
guest Of Mrs. saur during the pastweek.
Miss Nellie Shoper. Is visiting. friends
and relatives in Tifin, Lima and other
places.
Ex-sheriff Daum, OF Liberty township,
was In town Monday. Came In TO get
shaved. hare :
DIR. Phillips was called TO Seneca county
last week by the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs Rebecca Steedman Mccain, of To-
ledo, has been the guest Of friends in Ma
poleon this week.
Miss Clara Snyder was given a sur
prise party by her South-side friends last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Dodd and granddaughter
Mamie, arrived home Tuesday, after a
three weeks visit in Toledo.
Mr.. d. X. Bowker, of Liberty, smiled
down upon the county seat Tuesday. He
did not forget the printer, either.
Mrs. Ringle, of Attica, o., has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. ]. W. Miller, of the
Miller House, during the past week.
Mrs. DIR. Coudit and children arrived
home Monday from Perrysburg where
they had been on several weeks visit.
Mrs. Baichley, OF Grand Rapids, and
Mrs. Gisey, of Basil, Ohio, were guests OF
Mrs. Ed. Dinsch several days during the
past week.
Clerk Barnes Is again at his Office, able
to attend to business. During his sick
ness the Clerks Office was ably managed
by his deputy, Samuel Facy.
Mr.. w. A. II. Kidder, of Buffalo, for.
mer resident of this county, has been the
guest OF DR.. Harrison for the past week,
Mr.. Kidder is an engineer on the Lake
Shore r. r. out of Buffalo.
Mr.. John Werlich, of Washington tp.
gave us q call on Tuesday and paid his
subscription for another year, as he has
done for the past 81 years, or ever since
the NORTHWEST was established. Mr.
Werlich has resided in our county for 35
years and has lived on the same farm du.
ring that time.
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CHEAP MONEY ORDERs.-The new reg
ulations of the Postoffice Department, by
which the cost of postal money orders are
materially reduced, went into effect last
week. The new rates are eight cents for
sums not exceeding $40, ten cents for orr
ders above $40 and below SIS, from that
up to $50 fifteen cents; from $50 to $40,
twenty cents; from $40 to $50, twenty-five
cents; $50 to $50, thirty cents; from $50 to
$40, thirty-five cents; from S70to $50, forty
cents; from 80 to 100 dollars, iorty-five
cents. One person can buy three one
hundred dollar orders in a single day.
The reduction of letter postage from three
to two cents does not take effect until Oc-
tober 1.
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Why does the county officials let road
and ditch contractors NOPE along from
year to year with their work and not COM
plete their work. Now this section of the
county cannot get any OF their work COM
pleted, but have to pay their money into
the county treasury all the same, whether
the work is done or not. They sold away
from one contractor, his name is w. II.
Stockman, but why don't they serve the
other contractors the same way. There
was sale oi Ditch No. 4l2 here yes-
terday, wonder when it will be COM
p.eted.
Farmers have u bad time in raising a
corn crop in this section, there seems to be
more weeds than corn.
The saw mills are pretty well stocked
with logs.
Wheat, rye and oats, will average with
last years crop, also the same with hay.
Mr.. John obenaur is up and around
again. OAK.
June rs, 1883.
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THE NORTHWE EST
Attention, Members of the County
Central Committee.

There will he meeting of the newly elected DEM
ccrac Central Committee for the purpose OF organ
ization, on Saturday, August 4th, 1883, at O'Clock
D. m at the Office of the Probate Judge. full at
tendance is desired.
The following compose the committee:
Ridgevlle-C. Mohr.
Freodom-H. Gchrett.
Napoleon-D. Meekisoii,
Flatrock-F. Nischwitz.
Pleasant, New Bavaria-C. HOrnung.
Pleasant, Holgate-W. kaufman.
Marion-H. Mangus.
Monroe-W. n. Booher.
Hsrrison-J N. Bliss.
Liberty, East-G. u. Foncannon.
Liberty, West-E. T. Martin.
Washington-W. W. McGitiin.
Damascus-A. NJ. Gidley.
RichfeId-C. D. Winner.
Bartlow-J. @. Waltenire.
D. MEEKIsON,
Chairman Ex. Com.
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DESTROYING THE CABBAGE WoRM.-As
the season for gardening is here, the ques-
tion OF preserving cabbage from destruc-
tiou by the cabbagerworm ID ofespecial in
terest. It is said on good authority, that
the most satisfactory remedy yet tested,
consists of mixture Of half \ pound each
oflnard soap and kerosene oil In three gal
Ions of water. Two or three applications
are gene ally sufficient. The growing
cabbage presents such mass Of leaves in
which the worms may be concealed that II
is hardly possible 70 reach all at one ap.
plicatloI. It Is Of importance, therefore,
TO repeat the use eof any remedy at fire.
quent intervals.
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WHAT TO BUY Now.-If you have ma
chinery of any kind, such as Teapers,
mowers, threshing machines, or saw mills,
you should buy good lubricating oil at
Saur's Drug and Oil Depot. He keeps all
kinds, at the very lowest prices. But the
best and cheapest oil to buy now since
the great decline, is the extra winter
strained lard oil; it lasts much longer than
any other oil and does not gum the ma.
chinery. The next thing to buy is good
harness oil and leather preserver, which
not only makes your harness look well
and nice as new, but 1t win last much
longer and save much hannoyancein breaks
and repairs. The harness oil sold at Saur's
Drug and Book Store has been thoroughly
tested for many years. It leaves the leath.
or nice, smooth and black like new and
does not make 1t gummy or sticky when
used or it gets wet as 1t does when you
apply fish oil or tanners oil. Then too II
is cheap as other oils and does not give
any bad smell or oder.
f D
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We hereby tender our sincere heartfelt
thanks to the good friends who so kindly
assisted us during the last illness Of our
loved one; for their aid and sympathy in
the hour Of our great aff1iction and their
respect and assistance I'm the burial OF our
dead. We,can only wish for them, that
when the hand OF God is laid heavy in af-
Fiction upon them they may find friends
as kind and willing to aid.
MRS. MARY BARR,
and children ofdeceased.
Florida, July 8, 1883.
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New Church Service at the Episcopal
Church Sabbath morning at half past 10
o'clock In the morning and half past
o'clock in the evening, July 18th, by Rev.
p. B. Cabell.
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A weather prophet says that all years
ending In 8, o and l are extremely dry.
Those ending in Q, 8, 4, 5 or 6 are extreme-
ly wet. Those ending In or 8 are ordi-
narily we'll balanced. Those ending in Q
have early spring. Those ending in have
a late spring. Those ending in and 4
are subject TO great floods.
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ALMoNT PILOT DEAD.-On Friday last
Almont Pilot, the celebrated horse owned
Jointly by Messrs. Sheffield & Saur, died
from the effects Of a rupture of the stom-
ach received from fall the day before.
The death of this horse is not only Pc
cuniary loss to the owners, but Is Sc
rious loss to the county, as 1t is not likely
His equal probably could not be purchased
for less than "a, 600.
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\ Farmers, you can have your tile laid
quicker and cheaper by J. Miller, Of Hol-
gate, o., than any other way. He lays
them by machine and guarantees his work.
He lays tile from inches down to three
feet under ground. Ct
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While many are taking advantage OF the
bargains being offered by Capt. Jas. Ora
per. there are many still who should visit
him at Cary's old stand, and he convinced
thai the goods he is selling are first-class
and sold at prices less than first cost.
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old GUS
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping general stock of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
foundin grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tt
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In no other medicinal preparation have
the results of the most intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been so steadily and
progressively utilized "A in Ayers Sarsa-
pariila. It leads the list rs truly scien-
tifie preparation for all blood diseases.
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It ia an almost invarible rule that men
who make money easily spend 1t pr0di-
rally. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher affords
an illustration of the easy-come- easy-go
habit. He earns more than $50, 900 q year,
and vet never has any money. He buys
whatever pleascs his fancy, without re-
gard TO its utility or his necessity for .t.
He paid $3.50 for q book recently, saying ut
only means one more lecture.n
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The steamer Waite leaves Toledo for De-
troit eyery Thursday at 8 a. m., returns at
9p. m. Fare only $l.O0, round trip.
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Mr.. G. F. Beard has purchased the inter-
eat OF his brother In the foundry and ma
chine shop, which has been running under
the firm name OF Beard Bros. We wish Mr..
Heard success in his business, Is the shop
he is earring on has been great conven-
fence to the citizens OF the town and c0un-
". He should be literally patronized.
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Peter Cooper, the philsnthropist, once
said: "In all towns where a newspaper is
published, every man should advertise In
It even If nothing more than card, stat
ing his name and business engaged in.
1t does not only pay the advertiser, but 1t
let's people know that the town you reside
men. AS the seed is sown, SO the fruit
recompenses. Never pull down your
sign while you expect to do business"
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Crowds Of people are going to Saur's
drug store, to get free trial bottle Of DR..
Days Liniment; nothing like it for
sprains, rheumatism, and any kind OF
lameness.
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No. young man, it doesu't hurt you a
particle TO SOW your wild oats. Go ahead
and SOW as you wish. But it's the gath
ering In OF the crop that will make you
howl. And you have to gather It, too. II
you don't 1t gathers you In, and one Is y
great deal worse than the other.
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PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned will of
fer at public sale, at her residence, on the
Bryan Pike, Az miles from Napoleon, on
Saturday, July 2lst, 1883, the following
property to-wit; COW, Jersey heifer
calf, sow and pigs, head ofsheep, 8 doz-
zen chickens, household and kitchen fur
niture, etc.
Sale to commence at / p. m.
t...se MRS. j. M. RoHRs.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer is verging into
an independent ana sensational paper
aping after the Chicago Times.
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Canes for dudes, made of single straws,
are the latest thing out. It is feared they
will be so heavy as to overballance their
brains, but trial of them will be made in
the cool hours OF summer day.
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Mr.. Philo Suydam and family have
moved into their new residence on Wash
inpton street,
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Business being little dull quitea party
of our business men went on fishing ex-
cursion to Grand Rapids this week.
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Clewell d Fisk have received sole agency
in the city for the sale OF Mrs. Weimer;s
Fresh Home Made ieast Cakes formerly
sold by III. Z. Cary.) Try them once and
you will use no other. At
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For fruit-cans 60 to Bradley's.

Farmers and working men, ask for the
Pat. Duplex overalis; the best in the mar
ket; out wear two other pair; at 8. M.
Honeck the tailor. II 4
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Mrs. A. E. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
nrices are reasonable. tt
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The Reform farm will take in several
youngsters in this town If they don't
mend their ways.
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Money Saved.-Do not forget 10 call at
d. q !. Wilson's as they are now making
a grand semi-annual cloeing out sale. OF
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats and clothing
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Lace Goods.-We have lately received
a large line of childrens' and ladies' neck
wear W hich we are offering at very low
prices. 2t d. Il J. WILSON,
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The Senatorial Convention is called for
August 10th: Henry county is entitled to
"a delegates.
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The great question of the day at present
il how to wear high all-roand collars and
still be able to sneeze hard without cutting
YOUR throat.
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At Norden's is the place to buy dry
goods cheap. Call and see the prices on
all summer goods. st
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One Of our township assessors in MAX
ing his statistical returns to the Audi
tor returned 3l71l cows!
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Go to s. M. Honeck and get one of those
beautiful shirt waists for your boys, they
are Just what you want. tt
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We hear it upon every hand: "We do
think Napoleon is just the prettiest little
place we know Of" The truth, and moth
ing but the truth.
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The new county central committee il
called to meet oil Saturday, Aug. 4th.
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Shasteen Bros. have thelafgest and finest
stock OF confectionery to be found In Ma
poleon, and atvery low prices. Give them
q call. ..s If
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The farmers are quite busy, which
makes business in town extremely dull.
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The steamer Waite connects at Putin
Bay with steamer for Lakeside during the
Encampment and Camp-meeting. Fare
for round trip $l.75.
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For the next 10 days we will offer
some special bargains in shoes and
slippers at No. "333.n If
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HIRAM COLLEGE,

"Where shall attend schoolsr Before deciding
send for catalogue Of Hiram College. Location
high, pleasant and remarkably healthfui. No 50
looms. Conditions favorable for study. Courses
of study, Classical and Philosophical Instruction
thorough. Fine advantages In Music and Art.
Good Libraries, open daily. Reading Room, Liter
ary and Musical Societies. Normal Class in Fall.
first class training school for teachers. Expenses
low. Year opens Aug 2S. Address President Of
Hiram College, Hiram, o. july l24t
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The wheat harvest is backward in this
section. Probably some fields may be cut
this week.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-On tomorrow
evening at Beckman's Hall, the New
York Standard Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
will give one OF their celebrated renditions
of Uncle Toms Cabin. Miss Lille Rogers,
who has no equal, will appear as Topsy,
the girl that was never born, and pack
of genuine Cuban blood hounds will be
produced in the play. The press every
where speak in favorable terms of the
troupe, and no doubt they will have full
house,
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Rummen gets to the front by selling
Wagons for $65. Call and
see him before it is too late. 1T
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MFR. Fl. Hirseland has made marked inn
prosement in his resident property on
Clinton street. ~
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Fine machine and illuminating oils
at Bradley's. If
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The Fourth at Liberty Center.

Largest stock of Spring Piece Goods at
s. M. Honeck's, the tailor. If
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Those unheard of bargains are still oper
at the store of Capt. Draper, Cary's ole
stand.
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A lazy boy makes lazy man just as
sure as crooked sapling makes crooked
tree. Whoever saw boy grow up in idle
ness that did not make shiftless vagabond
when he became man, unless he had g
The great mass of thieves. criminals and
paupers have come to what they are be-
ing brought up in idleness. Those who
constitute the business part of the COM
munity-those who make our great and
useful men-were taught in their boy
hood to be industrious.
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People who keep light in their sleep
ing room at night injure their sight.
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II you consult your own interest before
purchasing shoes, you should call and see
Frease & Longs. is kinds OF mems shoes.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
1888"
Grain sacks at Norden's. St
Some little base-b fever.
Horrid, those sea shell hats.
The wool season Is about over. al
A type Is l5-lsths Of an inch high.
Girls, lawn tennis enlarges the hands.
The court house roof Ii being repaired.
The time for tax paying is drawing to 4
close.
Some good corn weather during the past
week.
Rust is damaging some of the wheat
fields. .
The Henry county jail is without an
occupant.
a,IS0 kegs OF beer were drank in Toledo
on the 4th.
To preserve early cherries-tie up the
small boy.
The lady who was bathed in tears now
uses tub.
The iowa Republicans have resolved for
prohibition.
Politics will be red-hot about the mid
die Of August.
ly and victory.
Go to Norden's for boots and shoes at
very low prices. 81
Under the Scott law it is illegal to sell
liquor on Sunday.
Ohio railway property increased s4,5OO,-
600 in value last year.
The youngsters amuse themselves now
with rafting the bones.
Barnum has billed Napoleon for his show
at Defiance on the 3lst.
The roads would not be so bad If the
chuch-holes were filled up.
Next year Napoleon should get up a
big 4th of July celebration.
The "harvest' will be far above what
was expected month ago.
The County Treasurer will receive taxes
UP to and including the 2lst.
The strawberry has retired and the ras-
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The milling firm OF ,. Roller a Co, has
been desolved, Mr.. Martin Roller retir-
ing.
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Don't go sweltering around in those
heavy winter clothes, but 60 Immediately
to the Eagle Clothing House and get one
OF those stylish summer suits. st