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New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
Gonntrn Dropertp Uanteo.

EARM WANTED.--In South or West, in ex-
IL . cLauxu tor valuable Hudson River Country seat
FARMER, Post once Bex aTs. SeWfork.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-One of the best
FARMS IN Monmouth County n near fhELHoLiD' ~ oio
Ab0nt 40 acres large house and 0ubudDgs three apple
peach and orchards grapes and small tsi
about 900 bushels IN cribs; fully stocked and eqppeI
business. OF all encumb Would exchange OP
good no SE and LOT In this city. Address o,o
". V. s., Box 2,2s9
Neyy-YOrk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

10TH AND llblH SIS, lOts bujolAns, O~' AO0e
Maps with Auctoneer, , Pine-st.
oh QOh YEARLY RENTAL.-Referee's 5
% 4, oh Sale. JOHN p. SMYrH, Auetioneer, wlH
sell Tuesday 25 II o'clock at III Broadway prem
los 62d-st ee CANT br)wnstone front mousse
newly decorated all improvements IN perfect order ana al
ways renSed. Janitor will show premises
DECEIVERS SALE of valuable improved
and unmproved real property, by order supreme court
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company
The undersigned Charles H Russen, Receiver OF the
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company wh seh Dy D.. ~
Wells Exchange saesrOoms III hrOauWay
York City, MONDAY. APRIL7, 1854, at IL N, the
following described parceIs OF property =, xr,..
piece OF land situated at Spuyten DuyVl On nOh
Terrace running through Paisd Avenue Grounds beau
tifuy laid together with stable caTriagehOuse etc
About three and one-h hah acres. , -, N..
very brick house, barns stable coacn mousse
known a. Patterson House This house II finished 10 haId
wood has all the improvements billiard rOon etc Seeen
teen rooms. About and 69l-lOOO acres. go ooo
Also plot vacant land adjoining about ana sooIVVo
acres. 49,. ,o., -
six j2d st. between llth and 18th Ay-
enues. NewYOrk city.
AIso three houses strykers Lane IA De-
tween and between llth aud l2th avenues
Of vacant land situated on the nortn sne
ST. Ill inches the east side OF har0ad A'
A.
For maps and full particulars apply az the Office OF the
auctiOueer Pine the ohco OF the Receiver D. II
liam St, New-fOrk. .-, ,..,...o an
Of Ten cent cash On dy OF SAFE Ddance Oh
delivery Receivers deed - - -.---,,.r
HOBBS & keller, CHARLES L. fC 71SEl;;Iy
ATTORNEYS for Receiver, NecelNer'
81 William st. New-iOrk city.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

T1ERRACE HALL. in the RamapO Mountains
Lovely iocatlon hours ride over the ETe Railway
f hOr.e furnished Tor personal occupancy
or for very reasonable to responsible
p"''3' PrERsON & CO.. p westst
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

COMPLETE MODERN COUNTRY HONE,
\ POUGHKFEP-TE, y: Y.--l- acres; lawn aia emo chnice
fruits 500 beirin5 trees @ @hIga, % nea''' iOcA'o''
Al''' uAiiS anu - '1' min ALFRED rNDERHILL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

L~ists hans Golden naisasa Ne. .
Cures CHANGERS. nrst ana second stsgs
Sores on the Legs and Body; Nyphiii'
Catarrh diseased scalp, and all pfius'
forms of the disease, known ~ Hyuhii
Prtc~ - % pss ossses.
Lctsirhsa's 0eidea Waisam No.
Cures Tertiary, Mercuriai, kyphiii
rheumatism, secondary stages, Pat
ia the Bones, Uiceraied THREAT. syph
lite Hash, Lunps, etc., and ersdisat
all diseases from the system, whutk
caused by lad treatment or atsi-a
mercury, leaving the bloa.l luia. ~
healthy. Price. - 90 p~s eDsisss.
sent everywhere. q. u. u. secure
packed per express.
G. n. RICHARDS 4 co..
AT 4 40 Sansamc street. Corner Clay,
San Ffanci=cs,, Cal.
Sept. a. iss3.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

\ bill before Tue house provide:
for the abo lIon OF postage charges
"a newspapers aud periodicals OIL
j 'Iut ~.
The bill introduced in the House
of Representatives last December
Astonishing the duties on lumber and
timber las been adopted.
Amendments to the constitution
ha: been Introduced III the House,
prescribing Uniform marriage and
divorce laws, and giving the Presl-
dent power to veto one Or more Items
OF Appropriation bulls.
4 bill has been introduced in the
house authorizing the Oregon Plcl-
tic railroad to construct = bridge
across tue Willamette river; also 10
allow the cities of Portland and
Astoria, Oregon, to levy tonnage
tax.
Delegate Brents has in introduced
q biil tor the admission vi WasnIug-
ton as u State; also for ,le < .u-
struciion OF ship caual uel~eeu
lake Culon aud Puget Sound.
A constitutional amendment is
proposed limiting the veto power
OF the Preideut by providing that =
measure can be passed over us veto
by !: majority of votes; also giving
Conetess the power to pass uniform
laws regulating the management of
States and Territories, to establish
u bureau of statistics.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

n . tsevcs mlling
i Cuse tor Nervous
llebliity. Exhausted
Vitality, nsnsissal
weakness. NlHI!Ssa
lnvrhua. esnj> oees
eeses Imrols l,ry,
pvsss essssesos 1,9ss
alysis and 81: the
terrible e0ests ~
1eli. Abuse. ycssthSUl
fnAikmm aud Uss.s.aGmnn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

oi IL n ;Lvi Prc Il. iIrrri, NC.
copied. lie Was 1otino: y con- &c; ed
with the Cnl~a-,n, ia. iluso.l Il
4 nucy :nrA.
Lass. .hu-"i'S D'm r.a;..
Bo>roN, Jan. Ii The Democrat
&c S;a e Ceuttal Committee e!.cied
Moan \. P.vinpton Chairman (Jonas
ii. Erxncn deciiuns to BE- IL c4n-
L.da y, and voted 20 euLeavor to
have me national convention held ip
Boston.
Only "a Passenger.
1t is now stated that Capt. Holt
Was only a PASSENGER on tue unfur-
tunate steamer .hcdtd, which he is
reported to have deserted. Cant.
Holt hid important BUSINESS at the
miues on the ]1.n and went ashore
that he ml3ut De enabled to reach
III, di,tlultIpn. Tue lmputation of
cowardlce against The captain is de-
med 10y TIE pa, ,en9ers.
F"'ai Oh Explosion.
BRADFORD. Jan. lJ.-While train
ct the DiauiO.i aud Cayu9a Raul
road Was pa>einS au oil We'll being
toipe,ioed, Tie lire box WAS open,
amt me Gas lohiled, setting the we'll
On lIre. Ine uain Jumped the tack
and IL persons are reported bu. he Il
/" d"tn. Another dispatch says tie
en- ,nc jumped the lrach aud collided
viii Il INK, wnIcn exploded. No.h-
ms dehnlle yet. TDiee woman are
dead and lU to ID persons badly
burned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

ANv>NG NoweMt Mssc Goods SvoVA E~ssevM MNN-
IWSNetWvevs ut y NcxAeMAoWs NOW Vv\ce, We NA~sG
INsSove YOU NE SOAovS>NE sNsc\~N<\ss:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
Feed Z EAeH n

% Bran and Chop feed constantly KEEP
on hand.
HOPKINS & ROBERTSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
Territorial Items.

mere are o,Ol9 people IN kllckltat
county.
The King county, Jail, has a dozen
inmates.
The seal fishing off Neah bay will
commence next month.
The steam yacht Arrov has been
purchased for Lake Washington
trade.
The prisoners confined in the city
Jail at Walla Walla still refuse to
participate ina chain gang.
The fall sown grain in Central
Oregon is looking splendid. The
farmers are jubllant over the out
look.
Andrew J. Osell, wood man at
Alkl point, is missing SINGS Dec.
10Th, and it is feared he has been
drowned.
A great many horses, says the
Salem, Or. Talk, are dying of a
disease supposed to be lung fever,
near Mehama.
Ice. cold lemonade will be scarce
both in EASTERN and Western Wash
lngton the coming summer. The ice
crop is total failure.
Backlog has made its appearance
among the cattle at Yreka. On Lost
river. thirty head belonging to j. W.
Paul have died within Il week.
John Anderson. a Young man ,e-
SIDING at Toledo, Lewis county, this
week became Insane, started away
alone, and has not been heard of
since.
The new $12 900 government hos
pital at the Vancouver barracks is
about completed, and the painters
and plasterers are putting on the
finishing work.
The proprietors of the Chinese
theatre ut Seattle have become de-
faint of law, determined to run SUN
days and all night. They have been
arrested again.
In various portions of Eastern
Washington, disease has spread
among the cattle, and stockmen are
apprehensive of severe loss the COM
ing spring.
| A gentleman from Neah BAY
states that quite number OF seals
have already made their appearance,
and the prospects are favorable for a
good seasons catch. which will start
in about the 1st Of February.
Cards have been received in this
city, says the Vancouver Independent,
announcing the marriage ut Boise
City of Rev. L. A. Banks, formerly
of Vancouver and Miss Ainsworth, a
school teacher of that city.
Since the establishment of excel.
lent schools and colleges at Tacoma.
Walla Walla, Spokane Falls and
other points in Washington Terri
tory, there has been a marked falling
} off in the attendance at the Terri.
torial University.
The new railroad project is already
bearing fruit by enhancing the
value of timber lands along the pro.
posed route. There are millions OF
feet of good fir, cedar and spruce
timber within reasonable proximity
of a line joining Oyster bay and
Gray's harbor. Transverse rail and
: skid roads will bring this timber to
the main line when it will be at once
on the highway to either one OF two
good markets. Let incoming set.
tiers make note Of these things.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
Local Notes

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A. ~ : .,a. ha. h.,.h, uo
, a. MN e.. Ia
m,t. Market. aud will hereafter con
duet the business cor Llm-oIf.
A, J,.enh KoNo was aeriously
,,i,,,l last saturday nj Ellis camp.
l., n l,cl f,om nm ox. Ue WAS
broopht Ia town and ~ DOING we'll.
t.JnI., .,,J az ,sa,. who's,
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=, ,a,. had has emilia, hone broken
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ialenisnt, Rev. 4. q. Hetzler. is ex
pec,sd.
Mi. u,o,i. r,a.ma, has beeu
.,,,,,.l Lv IN. a,hoo, R,.rl ~
,...h ,o IL. ...,na ,.,,.,v a.,a,,.
msn, of our publ,e schools. Mss
Freeman comes highly recommended
from Maryland.
M...,. oa,,..l,ll a "a ,rese,
nav advertisement, in ,h;. ;ssue
,,,,,, .o,,a ,...o,. n, thai, h,s;
os..n,l,ey of low ,,i,.. anla liza,
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Preaching and religious worship
will be held at Tumwater. Lext Sun
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

Columns, Ohio, Jan. 14.-Gov-
ernor Hoadley was inaugurated in a
quiet manner to-day. The Dick
worth and Jefferson clubs of Gin
cinna,i, AMI the Jackson club of Day
ton, were the only organizations
present, from a distance, numbering
N all not more than 500. The Gov
ornor delivered an inaugural which
recommends the establishment of O
DJnrd Of Pardon, graded license
system, the adjustment of the fees
of county officers, with the Cincin'
nati fee bill, as far as available fol
the STANDARD. The other new Off
caIs took the oath Of office and the
business OF the Legislature was pro-
ceeded with, The outgoing State
officers tender Ex-Governor Foster 9
banquet this evening, to which Gov
cinor Hoadly is invited.
President or the Noithern Pscific.
Nrw York, Jan 17.-Robert Har.
ris, Vice. President of the Erie rail
road, was to-day elected President
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
Kendall'S Spavia Gu

fromo 1. ohio. Ian. 25th ~
bh ", y. ktNpALi Il 20. Gents. 1 O.
u NV duty Ia f"udet you ius thanks
i"ti-iits and profits whlcl have ,irt
from eur inyaluabl" nd iare fannd
WI Cur". nv 'ousln aud had az. ga
all" stallion worth ~ 9n which IA !,
very Tad sps vim. and Was pronounce by
htuf eminent Veterinary Surgeon
Nohd any cure, and that the lfoise VA
CON" Tor ever. As u last resort 1 aiS a.,
NV cousin To try bottle Of ken,,it'
Spawn Cure. II had a magical effect. 30
thlfu tito cured II and tho hut~r -
wei as ever. br Dies of E,iinburgI
euh''"h. veterinary surgeon WAS ut.
uncle ~ nine, aud take great u,i, 4 ~
III assisting bis profession.
Your truly,
JAAss A. WILSON.
civii Engineer.
IL sure In its effects mild in II. scti,ur
u uocs not blister. yet u IN Ieu.iratiuu a.
IowcfIhi To- reach every deem seated al
90 10 remove amy bo'y growth or oth,, n,
Ia, ge"ent~ such ss sjavinS spiint., euri,.
cnllous, sifih- swcliings aud any lame
ness ana All enlargetnrnt< of the tolpt. a.
iiihb-' or Tor rheumatism In MAJ, and Ia
any purpose Tor which u Imminent In used
Tor man or beast. IL In now known Ia ls
the best lininient for man ever u,t,l
acting mud and yet CERTAIN In its effects
send address Tor illustrated Cifcule
which we think gives positive proot /.
Its virtues. No remedy has ever ,net vii,
such unqualified SUCCESS to our know ie,iae
Tor ieast as well M man.
trcc u. per bottle. or six bottles for o.
AL Druggists have II or can vet n for yo,.
VI u VIII be sent To any sddsess on re..l,
2tpr'ce ~ the proprictors. pK. n J.kEN
DALS ~ Co., Enosburgh Falls. w
SOLD nv ALI. DMc00ssrs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18


In nsaturer yenFn, such ~ DsOas ~ neeus
~, Lassitnde. Noeturnat Emission. Aver
Sion to Hocicty. Dlmncss Of Vision. NOtnrs
In the Head. the Vital nutd pnuslnw uusslp
served In the urine. aud mnuy 0shuf AZ.
esscs that lea, 10 InsAnity md 1Dcaeh.
DIN. 1tNrtE who - REGULAR rhyaos
clan tgrHduatc NJ the Univernity IT fGnsss
sylyanIal. will sgrce "a forfeit vtvs wass
ds~0 Dsteass for = case Of this hiud the
VITAL RESTORATIVE tundss his Atzp.
cial advice aud treatmcnit Will n0s ours,
or for anything impure ~ injuriosss iamud
In IL. DR.. MINT1E trcats I'll private dIe-
eases successfully without mercury. Qesss
sussssesa sr~ss Thorough exnmsiUeetuo
and advice, Including analysis Of uvlms,
o. Price OF veal o6~sessss - : lsseolo.
or four times the quantity oee. ssul " sgsy
address upon rccss ~ OF 1ss1c~. eF &. u. H..
secure from ob~eruatt0N and Ia = pslssto
~ A.. Y. MrxriK n. D..
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sAnpLR sOrrLs vaEn
VIII DO sent IN any ous applying "
letter. stating symptoms. esd and aue
:. ct secrecy In regard W buslssess trsS =
actions.
DIR. Miltic's Kidney Resnesiy, sEpu-
E3reCuN, CURES sii Kinds -. klll " and
bladder complaints. goi,vrrissuss. Niest ana
81 y bottle. 9 bottles Tor -.
DR.. Mintia's OANUet.1 n pyaaD ~
the bcst and cheapest Dyspepsia cod NJ
lious cure In the market. tUs sals ~ "a
druHHasss Jelly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
To the !Tnfn~tnre+c


thea, elect. structure ~ phiiiA. III all
forms, seminal Weakness, lmpo,~acy,
night losses 10y dreams pimplcs on the
face and lost manhood can positively bc
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
travelled extensively in Europe. and IN.
spccted thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
information, which he is competent to i'm
part to those in need of his services. DR.
GIBnON will make no charge unless h.
ehect cure. Persons at distance may be
cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars Tor pack.
age OF ne,icinc. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name o. the
pane: ~ SEE this advertisement in
Cliai-eS reasonable, Call or write Al
dress DIR. J. +. GlBBON, Box ,yo7 san
francisco.
May 2sth, 1880. "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

West Enosbur9h. VI. Feb. 18th, tsst
pR. u. j. KENDALL a Co, 0euts.-A.vrra
months age l injured my Knee ldu
winch caused AN enlargew eI,t To- vron m
SIZE 81 large walnut and c,,,,s,,
me very severe pain all tho tim,
kcndaii's SPAWN Cure with the mes, s.,l
factory results. IL has completnlV a,
moved the enlargement aud st.,pa.ad ~.
ian'eness and palm. I have long knns,,i
70 TO excellent for horses hut now Am.
y 10 be this best Imminent for human a.
THAT am acquainted with.
Yours truly,
T.P.L LAWRENCE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

Cleveland Penny Prcss: The people OF
America may as well sef their houses in
order for visitation d Asiatics cholera
this year orrnext. Ithas already beaten
dowh or eludedH the siSicte,t .iqlaranine
regulations ever adopted andsinyaded, the
Italian and French Meaiterranean ports
in tie latter 'df,&hicll II Is already epidcm
ic. II we may judge by a score OF invari-
able precedenls, it is only question Of a
few months more or LEGS, when it will
reach the interior, pass to the northward
and strike the tide OF emigration moving
westward at German and English points
of departure. Its fateful advance has al
ways been as relentless as the march oil
time, and there is little reason 10 hope foI
an exception, in this case It's reassnrine
TO kpoY, howevers that tIis most deslfnct.
iys oftaiisthe I'laepesis 1ametnble toislimi
tatidns imposed Nby scientific discoveries
and sani,ary regulations far more effective
than any that were known at the time o
its. last visit 10 America. Quarantine law
all over the world are also more stringen
and capable Of immediate and concerto,
application. While we may not, there
fore, expect TO wholly escape another ex
perience with the dread afllction, ther
are good grounds for believing that it cal
be held in check and its evils mitigated
But this hope depends in large measure
upon immediate attention ard enforcement
of every one of the ordinances OF sanitation
in every city in the country. Every stree
and alley shonld be cleaned and KEEP
clean, sewers flushed frequently, drainag,
pipes and lateral sewers examined ant
their freedom assured, water closets anC
vaults empied and disinfected, and tn
rules relating to garbage thoroughly en-
forced. Wherever these preventive meas
ures are dolly observed, dietary considera
lions studied and enforced, the appetite
properly restrained and needful rest take'
in the localities subject to this enlight
ened government, even Asiatic choler
need not cause-a panic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
THE SCOTT LAW.

The Supreme Court had before them
two cases, each of which was supposed to
involve the constitutions of The Scott
Law. These caseA, known as the Cincin-
natl and Cleveland cases were decided on
Tuesday, the 18th ult. They were us
follows:
l. King of Cincinnati, engaged in sell,
ling liquor, commenced suit against the
Auditor of Hamilton County to restrain
him from assessing the liquor tax. The
Auditor, as defendant, demurred the de-
murrer Was sustained, and King took the
case on error 10 the Supreme Court, which
sustained the demurrer TO the original pc
tiuon, aud thus affirmed the Judgement OF
the conrt below, without passing ON the
constitutionality OF the Scott Law.
2. The other case, the Cleveland case
was brought 10 test the question whether
the real estate can be held liable for the
tax which tenant, occupying such real
estate and engaged IN teling liquor, neg
lects to pay. To tins extent, on this poinl
only, the law WIS declared demonstration
al, and The court declined to decide on any
other questions not presented by III,
record.
Thus the Scott Law is retained as val
nd law, and The Legislature elected 10 re-
peal il, Supreme Conri elected TO decide /
unconstitutional, and the Governor elecie,
because he regarded il M unconstitutional
have all shown a wholesome inability I,
knock this decidedly large chip of th,
Republican shoulder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
VIII ~ be Fiovcr VS.. Blaine "A
Sketch of One of the Tnikcd of
Democratic Nominees.

The Republican Presidential ticket is
to become the candidate for the Demo-
cratic party and throws the mantle to
some younger aud more vigorous states
man than himself. The time for The
Democratic Convention il rapidly ap-
proaching and less than half dozen
names iire IN the mouis Of the people in
connection with the Presidential candi.
dacy in opposition to Blaine. Among
those very freely talked OF and advocated
as man who might possibly secure TO his
prrly the Stateof New Yofk ia (
ROSWELL 7. FLOWER,
Of New York City, who was lprn'he The
ress, J,flesson county. n. Y. August fIh,
1885. When eight years old Rrstell's
father died leaving The family in straight
ened circumstances aud ihe Ny worked
hdrl 10 aid in, Supporting his widowed
motherand her children. At fourteen he
began his business life MS h clerk in u
store and a, eighteen we fnd Li,n iii
w UltTlVNu, ~ N'SfN iH 'hS p'os
office which position he held for six. years.
lie then hegan bnsiness i6r himself in II
small way; as II jeweler, nnd-in telf years
| he had saved quite Il competency from his
profits. Henry Keep, a celebrated rail-
road magn ate at That time and Il brother
in. law vi Mr. Flower, now died and left
| him in the charge of his estate of four
million dollars. Mr.. Flower removed to
New York City ut that lime and sopn de
vcloped the fact that hewas remarkable
fnancer. He tecame aud still is t4e head
of hi+ bunking firm at 81 BrqNds street,
two brothers being his jauior pafInps.
Mr, Flower was elected to the 47ih
Congress IN opposition to- Wml Waldorf
Asor under most peculiar circfnislances.
| 4 vacancy w,,s caused inthe Sevea,h n.
Y. Congressional District which Includes
the wealthiest portion of,New York City.
by reason of Lew p. Morion's appoint-
ment TO France as U. S. Ministers Wm.
| w. As,or ran for the vacant seat asa lie
publican, the District being a Republican
stronghold. Mr.. Flower was induced 10
permit the use OF his name in opposition
to Astor and although the latter is SAID
10 have spent fabulous sums OF money al
the polls, Mr.. Flower was selected by a
majority of over three Thousand votes
He subsequently refused n reelection ard
has devoted all his time TO business and
acts of philanthropy, his generosity to
charitable and public institutions being
unbounded and yet unostentaiioms. MIR
Flower may develop a strong support al
the Chicago Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

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