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WIN buy one OF the reliable Emerson pianos
from rhos. Goggan 4 Bros, No. $50 Commerce
street. g-2S-tf
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=, Children and boys suits So, 81 25 and 81 80 at
koenighem. lI-l-tf
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And look at the bargains offered at the man
moth clothing house. 800 and 81 Main plaza.
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BUREAUS, tables, side boards, wood OF marble
top, &C X. Beeker's the live furniture man,
No. 10 Commerce street 1i-9-tf
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he dwelling, No I3l, corner King william and
ohnson streets. u-l2
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Proposals wanted for cutting and clearing
brush out Of streets on Prospect Hill" by
Sam Maverick or p. j. Moss. lilo 81
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By Mrs. l. II. Cookrum, 500 East Houston
street and northeast corner Alamo plaza. Ac-
commodations hrst-clase. Terms reasonable.
lO-lg.Im
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PrIyate IIonrding.

BY Or. A. ]. Smith, No. 80 Commerce stree
over Clavin's drug store. ll-l-tf
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Try Pancoast

II you want suit made. He has full line of
piece goods and first-class cutter in charge.
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Unless an Accident Happens,
Emerson's watches always give satisfaction.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-12

by Professor Adolph Brandt, Jr. The finest
parlor instrument. Terms reasonable. Leave
orders at any OF the music stores. 10 blew
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The painter, can be found at Bacon's paint
shop, on st. MarY's street. lO-l6-tf
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Ladies Cloak Department

now open. A large line OF fail and winter
wraps. Nowmarkots, walking jackets, cloaks
seys," for ladies', misses aud children, at all
the popular prices.
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All kinds OF lightning rods and fixtures at
lowest rates. All work guaranteed. ll-3-lm
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Oysters The Best In the City
Received daily by Gilbert, Houston street
10 oo-If
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Until you have seen the fine stt ok of clothing
OF Pancoast 4 Son. 0-2g-u
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In old California wines we keep only the
nnest ll-S-lm HARRY BAUM \ Co.
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And Agency, for rooms, offices, houses, etc, .
least side Main plaza.
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Shirts and Underwear.
A very complete stock for sale by Paneoast
y Son. q-p-tf
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Box Office now open at Sim Harris. Secure
your tickets early as 1t Is the best of the
season.
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Late styles of Hats
For sale at Pancoast & Sons. e-l-tf
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The charming little soubrette star, as "Chip" in
Foggs Ferry, Turner opera hall tonight
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The New York Elevated Railroad
Is a fine thing; 80 are Emerson's S-day clock
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-12

A splendid assortment at @. W. Baldwin 4
Co.'s, 257 Commerce street.
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Black and COlOrGd Dress Goods.

Excellent bargains. We claim to have the
largest assortment of black and mourning
dress goods ever brought to this city, In all the
Armurs, foule, etc.
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TRUST SALE.

Tn pursuance Of the terms and provis.
/ ions Of certain deed OF trust bear.
ing date the LIST day OF March, 1881, and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book, No. 5, pa.
ges 2ST and 2SS, executed by Joseph W.
johnson and Rosana johnson, his wife,
and Francis l.. Colvin, to the undersign.
ed, Trustee, to secure to Ann Fowler the
payment Of nine joint and several prom.
issOry notes bearing even date Herewith,
executed by the said Joseph W. John.
son and Francis L. Colyin, and payable
to said Ann Fowler, or order, on or
before the lst days OF March, 1852, 1888,
1884, 1886, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1850 and
1890. aud the said Ann Fowler having
assigned said notes to John ]. Fowler,
and defanlt having been made in the
payment Of the note falling due OIL the
LIST day Of March, 1883, and having been
required by said JohnJ. Fowler, assign.
&C, as aforesaid, ! shall on the It'll day Of
July, 1883, at the Front door OF the
Court House Of Mason County, West
Virginia, proceed to sell BY way Of pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, all Of
that tract or parcel OF land situate in said
county and known Us part Of the Mechan
tract Of land OF which Harriet Machir,
died seized and possessed, and designa.
ted in the Report OF the Commissioners
appointed to partition said land, as Lot
40. Z, and bounded as follows, to.wit:-
Beginning at a stone pile in Cox's line
corner to George E. W. Fowler, thence
8. 3S4' ". 251 poles to stone pile, thence
$. 5O' g. Is poles TO stake, thence n. so
Q. 23S poles to u stake and white oak,
thence so 9. 81 poles to q stake corner
to Mariah Y. Winklcy, thence with a
part OF her line II. 3Si9 G. o. poles to n
lOgwoOd corner to q. Z. W. Fowler,
thence with his line 52' ". III poles to
the place Of beginning, estimated to con.
tain 1859 acres, and fully described in
said trust deed.
Terms OF SALE-Cash us to. 80 much
OF the proceeds Us will be necessary to
pay the expenses OF executing said trust
and one hundred dollars with legal in.
terest thereon from the LIST day OF March,
1883, and as to the residue upon u credit
to correspond with the dates at which
the notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
may3O-4w.
The above sale is postponed until Sat.
urday, July 18th, 1883.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
julyllw3
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NOTICE.
Hartford Cry, W. Va,
June Sd, 1888.

A Ia General Meeting Of the Stockhnl'
n ders Of the Union Salt Company
held ut Hartford City, West Virginia, on
the LIST day OF June, lSS3, all the Stock
Of said Company being represented and
voted unanimously for The following
Resolutions
"ReOirei, That tho business Of Union
Salt Company be discontinued, and that
the President thereof certify this Reso.
luton to the Secretary Of State Of West
Virginia, and that due notice thereof BE-
published siX consecutive weeks In thu
Point Pleasant REGISTER, q newspaper
published in Mason County, West Viz.
ginia.
"ie@lri, That all the property Of said
Corporation be devoted 10 the payment
Of the debts and liabilities Of said Cor
pOratiOn according " law.
"ResOlrai, That George W. Moredock
take possession Of the whole property d
the Corporation, and settle atl the out.
standing business Of the same, with full
power to dispose Of the property Of the
Corporation, both real and personal, and
to transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts aud liabili.
ties OF the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, il my, amongst the Stock.
holders according to their several inter.
ests; but in making such sales and settle.
ments the said George w. Moredock l.
authorized to continue the business Of
said Corporation pending such settle.
ments, and to use the Corporate name
in settling the affairs Of said Company
q. W. M0REDOCK, President.
N. G. BuLxRLY, Secretary.
june lS-Bw.
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NOTICE.
HARTFORD Cry, W. Va,
June Sd, 1883.

A TIA General Meeting Of the Stockhol
n ders Of the Hartford City Coal an(
Salt Company, held ut the Company,
office in Hartford City, Mason County
West Virginia, on the list day Of June
1883, q majority OF the Stock being rep
resented and voting unanimously Tor The
following Resolutions:
"ResOlred, That the business Of the
Hartford City Coal and Salt Company
be discontinued, and that the President
thereof certify this Resolution under tbC
Corporate Seal Of said Company 10 Inc
Secretary Of State Of West Virginia. and
that due notice be published six consec.
utive weeks in the Point Pleasant RE-.
IsTER, q newspaper published in Mason
County, West Virginia.
"ResOired, That all the propertv nj
said Corporation DO devoted to the nav.
ment OF the debts and liabilities OF tho
said Corporation according 10 law.
"ResOlrcd, That George w. Moredock
take possession Of the whole property Of
the Corporation and settle the ontstsnd.
ing business OF the same, with full pow.
or TO dispose Of the property Of the Cor.
porailon, both real and personal, and to
transfer and convey the same for thF
purpose OF paying the debts and lisbili.
ties Of the Company, and then - divide
the surplus, Il any, amongst The Stock.
holders according TO their several inter-
ests; but In making slAiIl settlements the
said George W. MSredOCk is authorized
to continue the business Of said Corpor.
alton pending such settlements, and to
lIsethe Corporate name in settling the
affairs Of said Company.
g. W. MoRED0CK, President,
NJ G. BuLEELY, Secretary.
june l3-5w.
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TRUST SALE.

N pursuance Of the terms and provis.
i Ions Of Q certain deed Of trust bear.
ing date the lst day 81 June, 1881, and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, In Trust Deed Book, No. 5, 10.
ges $50, DC, executed byJ. w. Johnson
and Rosana Johnson, his vile, and
and Solomon COlvin and Mary Ann Col.
VI, his wife, 70 the undersigned Trus.
zee tosecure 10 George w. u. Fowler
The payinent Of eleven prnnisory notes
bearing even date Herewith, ten oil
Which notes were for one hundred doll.
ans each, and the remaining one for six.
ty,tour dollars, al Of which notes bore
interest from date, and were payable
respectively ON ihe Inst days Of June,
1889, 1883, 1854, 1856. 1885, 1887, 1888,
1880, 1870, 1891 and 1902 all 81 which
notes were executed BY the said ]. W.
johnson and Solomon Colyin and are
payable 10 the said George E. w. Fowler,
and default having been made in the
payment Of the said note falling due on
lst uAy Of June 1883, and having been
required by the said George y. W. FOw.
Ter, shall on tie 2SIh day Of July, 1883
q tile front door Of the Court House O
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed
10 sell by way OF public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, all Of that tfact or par
eel Of land situated in said County ant
known as portion Of the Machir tract
which was a part Of the estate Of Harri
Ell Machir, deceased, situated on the wa
4 tiers Of tie Kanawha Sixteen, Mile Cree
Land designated in the Repon Of th
4 ComsllissiOner's filed in the suit in whicl
said estate was partitiOned as lot ND.E
containing 1874 acres, and 40 poles, an
which tract OF land Is more fully de-
I cribed in said deed OF trust recorded q
! aforesaid, towhieh, trust deed reierenc
I Is made Tor tie metes and bounds there
Of.
TSRss OF sALE-cash rs to so much q
the proceeds as will be necessary to pa
the expense Of executing said trust an
one hundred dollars with legal interes
thereon from the lst day Of June, 1881
and as to the residue upon a credit t
correspond with the dates at which tn
remaining notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
iuly4-4w.
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Free schools.

Mr.. Editor In reply TO "G's" ar.
ticle, which appeared in the last is.
sue Of the Mason County Gazette,
permit me to say that l think he
is sadly mistaken when he says
the lukewarmness of the people
toward the free schools is due Ia
"Aagraut violations Of the law" !
do not maintain that his state.
ments regarding violations of the
law are untrue, but l do most US.
suredly have serious doubts as III
the truth Of some Of them. Yet,
on the supposition that they are
true We are unable TO see how
these things, which he mentions,
become the sole cause Of the indif.
terence OF the people.
He calls particular attention to
violation No. l, which is that Of
holding the Institute in August
instead Of May or June. Now, so
far as Institutes are concerned it
matters not when or where they
are held, for there is not a teacher
in the County who does not know
how to plant trees about school
grounds" or jump q six.rail fence
either lift becomes necessary. Any
one who will take the pains to ex.
anime the programme for this
years Institute will find that
"Tree planting" and "Calistben.
les" are the main topics mentioned
in it. However think the State
Superintendent understands his
business; and Notwithstanding the
fact, that the above named writer
seems to have an extensive knowl.
edge Of the law, | think il bardly
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Our Next State Auditor.

c. L. Thompson, of the Noun
tain Herald, is highly spoken of at
Auditor. He would make a goOC
one; but newspaper men stand bul
little show for political preferment
in this State,-AldcrsOn Salesman
The above quotation voices oul
sentiments exactly. Newspaper
men have long enough been "hew,
ers Of wood and drawers Of water,
and it is high time some Of them
at least should reap some reward
for their patient labors. We can
say with sincerity, that we know
Of no one Of the newspaper frator.
nifty that We would sooner take
by the hand and assist In leading
to the front than Mr.. c. l.. Thomp,
son, the editor Of the Herald. II
the Democracy should nominate
and elect him, we feel assured, they
would have no cause to regret their
selection.
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Boss Golf.

General Gof, the wealthy and
princely Republican Of the First
Congressional District, is getting to
DO quite a proud and naughty fel.
low, and he will not be satisfied
until he is declared the Supreme
Boss" Of the Republican party in
West Virginia, and selects all can.
didates and officers to suit himself.
In fact, he has the party pretty
well in his brooches pockets now,
and has an organ in the Wheeling
Eccuing Journal, TO assist him in
getting in his work. Recently he
had Ex-Governor Piorpoint remov.
ed from the ColleCtOrship, and he
has forced Mason from the Nation.
al Republican Committee, and
had himself appointed in his place.
Hereafter when Republicans want
anything they will have to go
down on their knees before Golf,
aud in this humble attitude ask
him for it.
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1naAn rrnrrrna.
TRUsTNsAi' r

TN pursuance Of the ,errs o,a n....;.
I \ Ions o. q . deed Of inst execiia,i by
wilson Franklin and IsbeliS F,sntiiS
his wife, to the undersi sne t,n ss,.
bearing date on the llth dSs X $500
ber, 1871 and recorded n u I. fIs,ti
S5rSs 81 /. t1e County Court 81 Mason
county e inIrust Deed Book N6 + ~ q,
Sl57Sli 70 secure to Q. Sehon nv, ~
ment Of four certain bonds thersi,,i ",
scribed, one for one hundred 5Sils, ~
and the remaining three ior t,re n, !. w
red dollars each, with the iniereSt 49,.
ing thereon. and default having h,.ss
made In the payment Of said bonSs
which fell due respectively on the Ara
days Of January, 1879, 1880, 1881 ana
1852, and having been required by MA
O. Sehon, / shall, on the 11th dan Oh
august, 1883, at the front door 8
the Court House Of Mason county, West
Virginia, proceed TO sell BY way Of pub,
liz auction, for cash, all Of that lot OF
parcel Of land situated in the town O
Point Pleasant, Mason county, West Wiz
ginia, containing one-sixth Of an acrt
more or less, being the southeast cornel
Of Lot No. Is in the lst tier Of the towr
lots Of said town, fronting IS feet OF
Main street and 1882 feet on Seventh
street, bounded on the north by hi,
Presbyterian church lot and west BY g
p. simpsons lot.
JOHN ". ENGLISH, Trustee.
iulyllw4.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate,
LYING on rHE-
WATERS OF l3 MILE CREEK
UNION DISTRICT, Mason Co.

UNION DISTRICT, Mason Co.
DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed
ID to the undersigned Trustee, by Frank
A. Polsley, on the 24th day OF April,
1880, and which said Trust Deed is duly
Of Record in the Mason County Court
Clerks Office, in Trust Deed Book, No.
5 iolios Z and 5, to which reference NAV
be had, to secure to E. s. Bright the
payment Of certain single bill therein
mentioned, for the sum OF -Four Humid.
red Dollars, bearing even date with said
Deed, due and payable twelve months
aiterdate, executed by +. A, Polsley and
]. N. Polsley, and being requested by
= $. Bright, the holder Of said single
bill, TO make sale OF said land In said
Trust Deed mentioned, shall proceed
to sell by way Of public auction, at the
front door Of the Cont House Of Mason
County, West Virginia, on Saturday,
August 4th, 1883, the tract OF land
conveyed to me by said +. A. Polsley,
lyingand being in the District OF Union,
Mason County, West Virginia, bounded
as follows Beginning at a stake in the
public road one pole, n. 40'e. from gate
post standing near the n. ". corner Of
tobacco house, same being corner 10 lot
No, 9, thence with road 5. $50 45l W. 81
POLES to the :. ", corner OF east abutment
Of bridge, thence up the creek n. 81 Q.
BAT poles to stake, thence 1917 o. a
poles to stake in Ashton's line, thence
with said line So e. 81 poles to hicko.
ry 8, 40l W, q poles and 20 links to n
fallen white oak s. 2S' ". 10 poles 10 an
elm on the bank Of Poplar Fork Of Thir.
teen Mile Creek, 3, So! Q. 10 poles 8. ia
9. 10 poles and o links, 8. ~ W. l0I poles
5. %! e. SO poles s. 81 Is poles and o
links s. AZ ", l0I poles, =. So ". 81 poles
and Z links to an elm on bank OF creek,
g. Q! W. s poles and q links 8. 3Sl Q. 45
poles to o white oak and black oak s. 4.
". " poles to an ash on creek bank,
thence Inv " poles to o beech % poles
to small pine with branches marked Us
pointers, same a corner to lot No. 9,
thence with line Of survey II. 4Oo e. los
poles 10 the place Of beginning, contain.
ing lS2 acres, II being the lot OF tract Of
land assigned 10 said F. A. POlsley, as
his share in the real estate OF the late
Daniel POlsley, deceased. The above
land Is In high state OF cultivation, and
has upon It several good dwelling hou.
Ses. Terms Of sale, CASH, on the SPOT,
JN0, Il, TlMNis, Trustee.
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The Board Of Education in thi,
district refuse 10 recognize the Ger
tifcates issued al the late examina.
ton held at Point Pleasant. Ga.
sette.
This is some Of Matt. Gibbon't
work. He is an exceedingly smart
fellow, you know. He is no lover
Of Mr. Kenny or the present Board
Of Examiners, hence he has put hil
foot down on the certificates grant.
ed at the late county examination
conducted by Prof. Kenny. But
be and his Board will have to rec.
ognize them whether they want to
or not.
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M. de ChaniaI Commencement

WHEELING, July 2, 1883.
Mr.. Editor: Having been present
on the 21st ult., at the distribution
of premiums at Mt. de Chantal,
and other exercises usual on that
occasion, l can not refrain from
congratulating the citizens of West
Columbia on the brilliant success
achieved by their townswoman,
Miss Lillia Knight, as pianist
Her rendition of "Mendelssohm's
CapriCeioso," was an artistic tri.
umph. 1t was genuine caprice,
from beginning to end. Opening
in a most tender and pathetic mood,
the skilful touch of the performer
actually made the piano, in certain
passages, sing like the human
voice, while the crisp, clear tones
in the Allegro movement produced
the most charming and striking
contrasts. The spirit Of the spark
ling composition was admirably
sustained to the closing measure
Bewitchingly graceful, yet change,
full as the summer sky the melody
would steal upon the senses, and
then like u capricious beauty elude
the grasp with rippleS Of mocking
laughter. The entire piece was
given without notes, and in the
most rapid parts not a note was
dropped, nor a false one Played
The perfect finish of the whule,
bore ample evidence to the superior
culture and earnest application Of
the student, who returns to her
home rejecting the greatest credit
on her Alma Mater, and should she
make music her profession, giving
practical proof Of her rare ability
as a teacher. VERIrAs.
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The Future Of West Virginia
COnIa.

SONAbt
From tho virginias.
The american Manufacturer and
Iron World, of Pittsburgh, Pa, in
its trade report on the Western
coal market, says
"Prices remain without change
they are quoted down to the low.
est paying rate for coal from the
mines lying nearer the points Of
consumption.
These deposits ore mainly in
West Virginia and Alabama; and
that the operators Of them do moi
force prices lower is owing to
their lack Of the requisite fac,
ilities for mining and Lransporta.
ton. When these are attained,
and work can be carried on with
the systematic skill that has been
acquired by the long experience Of
the Pittsburg operators, prices will
be likely to drop still lower.
The great region, where exhaust.
less quantity and superior quality
exist, is that Of West Virginia,
which, as yet, has been but imma,
terially opened, and is without the
facilities and experience needful
to carry on successfully a wide.
spread, complicated business like
the coal trade. Time will remove
these hindranceS, and West Vir.
GINA, with her vast deposits of
coal, will occupy a commanding
position in oil the markets of the
great Valley and the Gulf"-and
it might have added in nearly all
those of the Atlantic slope and
seabOard.
Ex,speakOr S. J. Randall, of
Pennsylvania, is reported by the
Philadelphia Pres as saying after
MS recent Visit TO West Virginia
10 look after some coal lands there
in which he is interested: ~ hate
to see ii because of State pride, but
the Kanawha Valley of West vir.
ginia will soon supply the West
with coal instead Of Pittsburg, |
nm told now that Huntinglon's
Chesapeake and Ohio railway can.
not begin to handle its freight.
Capital is pouring into Virginia.
Only recently a million Of English
capital has been invested there,
Railroads are being built, and tho
rapid development Of the State is
phenomenal"
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TRUSTEES SALE
Foundry and Machine Shop
Print PIeasant, w. Va.

-, .,.,.., u 80, ,,s4dsof trust oxecu.
X uI , ! y W. Pingham and Sarah
i; TED Dy sa me- az EsSrge " Hnrgins
nln pun ,.,, M y I 6is wife, 10 the
anu l.ls4ls = II Hnwatti. Trustee,
,gs.l II i.,no M tbe 2gd day OF
eaell e ,ss, H. Wy " ,sh;ch deeds Of trust
jung, i IN !; 1ns soScordsd IN Trust Deed
a y, w " = i,iinS sTS 90 a 10 secure
pvVA ~, W., y, y, WI N twalve several notes
wy I.yi ~ " q sSli.gg; with inter.
eAcii ~ W. ~ ~ M. " ,.n, which said
est from lnelI y yaso' ~ ~ ,hs orinr ~ n
NJ NOTES are pAyaple W. ~ Wy .S,oe s and ionr
sIrlplng, IN 1ns, NV ~ ' ,hs;, date. i'm,
!st.[si resPee,slse,s u osa noSahIs ~ Tho
o ', O s " n N.Y. ~ 49, ny X! ono two
V luz VI y; =. :. 1880 'S.,,n.,,caIY trnm
.,t ; S nv. loui ,,,a o,,,,r iar, n ss;d
u,n ivy, HI ~, y, 1 ,hs o,S"r ~ I1hn
lug S,a NY PS!S on " ,,sn '' ,, T .nd ionr
y,.s s'v... % ,s w. n, teo al III ~
ss;5 nn,al j is ~ ~ SSS ia. ~
lime ISs M ,6 e n,h ~ So.j ~ ~ t;7,st
and which e so sS Sst y; ,, SS, All hnni
No a ioljos On . /; t y. 49, Dy ,,a
nsyment ri ionr SSS y y ,' sevu'0 os w
Eor the siin, az sa2S IA hv ~. ,e eas
from Stiate and each noSSS 'l5Is , ~ ,La
order Of d shrewsburT 49, N ~ ,, srs
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