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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-31
HAMS, BACON & LARD.
OUTSHONE BY A NEGRO.
How = Colored Man lnsulte ed Nine. JumeI,
Onco the wife of Aaron Isurr, at sara.
toga, Nearly Forty Years Ago.

n. o. Delta. lS<9.
Yesterday Saratoga was the scene OF
what some term "a most disgraceful out
rage, while others hold to very different
opinion. But de gustibus non est disDutan.
asm. The facts are as follows: Nine.
Jumel, once the wife OF Aaron Burr, is
now here with turnout consisting of four
gray horses and 4 barouche with seat be-
hind She has several times ridden out
with her footman seated behind the car.
riage. and all four of her horses ahead No
one, however, took any notice of it, Yes.
terday her carriage and four stood In front
of the hotel one hour. On each Of the
nigh horses = position wa, mounted,
dressed in livery, with broad gold bands
around his hat.
During the time the carriage WAS in
waiting Il dense crowd had collec, ed
around. She had no sooner started off in
her carriage and at the very instant She
passed the corner of tue hotel, than she On.
ccuntered another turnout exactly ike her
own, with the exception that it had white
position, aud iootnei, and the four
horses were = shade lighter, while the sole
occupant OF the carriage was a shade dark.
er, he being nothing more nor less than
the negro Tom Campbell, and away they
both went IN gallant style, amid II deaten
ing cheer from the assembled multitude
On reaching Congress Spring the negro's
carriage had distanced the madam',
At this point Nine. Jumel's carriage
turned round, and up she came again. But
Black Tom was not to be outgeueraled IN
that manner. His positions wheeled his
carriage around in mastery style, and
away he went up Broadway again. Black
Tom standing erect in his open carriage,
displaying n shining row OF ivory from ear
to ear, and, As he passed the different ho-
tells, gracefully acknowledging the cheers
he received by bowling to the assembled
multitude, or holding his beaver in one
hand, while with white handkerchief in
the other he ssluted the bystanders ON the
sidewAlks.
In this manner they drove up Broadway
and turned down Church street. About
an hour afterwaid they were seen coming
down Congress str ct, the morse, attached
to both carriages neck and neck. Turning
,he corner, they came up side by side tn
che hotel, Black Toms Positions having
managed to get their carriage on the u-
side. Mime. Jumcl was compelled to drive
round TO the side door Such is u plain,
unvarnished statement OF the facts. 1t has
created great excitement here. Several
gentlemen have been employed 10y Mime.
Jumel to ferret out the persons who iur'
nished the negro with the money to hire
the horses. and paid him and his pos lions
for their services, and the affair promises
some rich developments To-day Nine
Jumel again rode out, drawn by her four
grays with their mounted positions. She
provided herself, as AN told, with six
barreled revolving pistol.
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Every smoker shc"ld try Little
Joker"
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Grace was In all her steps, heae
her eye.
In every gesture dignity andsS
So appeared Mother Eve y
may shine her fair descendant
the exercise of common sensstti
proper treatment An enofmo7
Der of female complaints ana
. caused by disturbance OF sup
. of the Menstrual Function. y
=, such case that sterling and
Z specific, BRApflELD's FEMALE
- LAToR, will effect relief and Gu
II is from the recipe ofaE
, - tinguished physician. tnw
= of strictly otiicinal ingredifnp
> , happy combination has pe,s'
surpassed. II is prepared WIZ
n titic skill from the hnesi laIi. ,.ar,
,. bears the palm for com sisSs
- OF preparation, beauty Of aRH Ss i,
y and relative Cheapnts; =,
- mony in its favor Is genuihe' ~
J fails when l4irly tried
- This will cariity that ly9 ny
of my immediate ialElli " an
suffered for many years liz liz,
Strudl irregularity aud hT.A "a
treated without beneh' w
= medical doctors, were Il, sJt4
" pletely cured by one LOW ,e, bi|
- Bradhelds Female Regl'A '.os nj
y feet in such casc- j. lrhl IA
- aud well may the relnneP
"Woman's Best Friend
Yours Respectfully AZ s,ra|
Send for our book on lnss M
and Happiness of "omm a,O,N
iree' bF"pf'tI' nv iil,ah y
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See those smyrna rugs with tinscl
the novelty thi, tall at
SANGEB Bios.

One good secondhand clght horse
power engine for sale cheap. Apply
to TOW pApGIrT.
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Have Won sccn the elegant roIorings
in tape, trN brussels sanger Bros
are showing;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-12

waistcoat pocket, aud marked HIS
Lordship's coat all over, and said:
Take that coat TO my cutter, My
Lord, and he will make the necessary
| alterations.
A German gentleman of aesthetic
| procliyities recently sat in London
| restaurant where Oscar Wilde occupied
1 n table. Oscar called for a bunch of
yiolets, stuck his nose into them, in
| hailed their perfume, and remarking,
II have dined," paid his bill and
| passed out. The German aesthetic re-
| ilected for moment and then ordered
a cake of Limburger cheese. After in
haling the perfume he exclaimed, 81
also hat mittag gehaben, and followed
Wilde. -PutSJury Chroatc.e-Herald'
Col. Yerger has son named Leoni-
das, whom he is having taught music;
put he is the LATEST boy in Austin, and
prefers lounging on the sofa reading
dime novels and the Texas SUtingS TO
practicing on the piano. A visitor re-
Gently overheard Col. Yerger remarks:
You miserable whelp, if you don't
get to that piano and play Beautiful
Dreams over ten times I'll make the
neighbors think somebody is saving
YOU in two with a dull saw. Get at
them Beautiful Dreams, will you?"
Plantation philosophy: Delay man
is er man o Judgment lie allus picks
out de easiest place. Use afeerd o q
stump-tail dog, case, habin' nothin' ter
WAC, | doan know whuddcr er not he
is in er good humor, Sometimes yer
meets er wise man dat looks like er
fool, but more often yer meets a fool
dat looks like er wise man, De oman
whut is keen ter get married doan often
make er good wife. De little fish is
more APP ter bite den dc big one. |
doan like iur man ter pertens ter be
SIGH frien'. Bilin' water, fang up on
cold day, will freeze quicker den cold
water -ArkaHSa0 Irac-l!cE
sam Kalleton, member of the
Arkansas Legislature was very fond OF
Offering amendments to bills intro
duced. That was the limit of his Leg
islatiye capacity. One morning after
a nights Aiiarily, he entered the legis-
LATHE hall just as the chaplain was ask
inc divine aid. The old man took a
chew of tobacco, and listened atten-
lively until the chaplain closed his petit
ton with an effective recitation of the
Lords prayer. MIR Speaker said
the old man, arising, Il move to
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-12
The Market
MONDAY, EVENING, Aug. II, 1884.

| MONDAY, ENEAlNG, aug. IL, 1854.
The pleasant weather Of the past few
| DAYS still continues. The breeze that is
blowing from the north makes the air al
most as bracing and refreshing as that of
Fall.
The markets are little duller than a
few days ago in all things except green
hay, and led stuff, which have if anything
been little more active.
FLOUR-Easy aud quiet. Stocks mod
crate.
HAY-New hay is in light supply and
good demand No demand whatever for
old hay, especially below choice.
CORN-The stocks Of white corn are
very hight, and there is a good demand.
Mixed and yellow remain firm.
OATS-Ne3 oats are very active. Sup
ply is good; receipts of new, liberal and
fully up to demand. Old stock, no sale.
WHEAT-The prices are off cents on
all grades. The receipts are good.
BRAN Old bran holds its own. Coun-
try or that from new wheat some or 8
cents below old stock.
BUTTER Strictly fancy IN good de-
msnd. Poor or inferior quality, no sale. y
EGGS-In good demand. Receipts
...,,,.,.
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MEAL.

sl0 hhls CITY on orders ........ ? So
500 bills City " ............'...." : ~
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THE AlCalde."

The first Alcalde Of Nevada City was
elected by a-yoting population Of $50,
but in many camps ten or dozen men
chose this peculiar and all-pOwerful
officer, giving him all the powers
granted under the Mexican and early
Spanish system. He became the Judge
of the village, the petty lord of the
tented town, and only the voice of the
people could bring his powers 10 an
end.
Brief though the reign Of the Al
caldes was, it left a deep impress upon
society, as story will illustrate, The
writer once knew California school
teacher, a man of mighty muscles and
great energy, who had spent his boy
hood in placer mining in Siskiou, in
cattle raising on the Eastern Oregon
uplands, and in Indian lighting and
! wild prospecting tours along the
frontiers of British Columbia When
the war broke out he rode Tor Missouri,
crossed the lines, joined Virginia
regiment, and came back so crippled
| and battered that the Old free, careless
life was impossible, Always a great
reader and close student, he turned
to the school room and won reputa-
| ton over three counties as a successful
teacher Under these circumstances
he was called to take charge Of what
was, with undoubted justice, called the
worst school in Northern California
The trustee had written to him at his
cabin, perched on a pine-c.ad height Of
the Sierra, trout streams within a
stones throw, grouse in the woods, and
deer and bear, his gun and rod, his
Marcus Aurcliusn and "Noctes Am
brosiana" on the shelf within reach.
lie Saddlcd his horse, and rising at
dayDreak, reached the village, once a
mining camp, before 9 0 clock. When
scAOO. was called TO order he found
that efficient work demanded areclassi-
tication, for the previous teacher had
tried to gain cheap favor BY advancing
grades and skipping the hard places,
and had come to grief by begging q
large boy not to smoke Il cigarette in
school. The playful lads ducked him
in the adjacent stream, sousing him up
and down ii he escaped, wadcd to tho
farther bank, and sought other past
ures. But the new teacher was 0.
s,cruer material.
~ shall have an examination to-day
to see where you belong, and mus
turn you back in your GRADES if you de
serve it," he said.
/ A loud murmur Of discomfort anC
= | almost omen rchpIllun IA. lO,ypI Noth
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-12
TOBACCO


Why do you suffer with back ache, pain
in the chest, rheumatism or lameness any
where when a Hop Plaster will surely give
YOU relief, Druggists sell them. % cents.
10)
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WIT AND HUNIOR.

ing?' In the salt water dear friend.
NO. " said Brown to Robinson with
s!gh, a haven't got change for 4
five, but | should like to have five
for 4 change.
4 country Postmaster had an heir
born at o clock n. m. He afterward
remarked TO a friend, who was con-
graduating him, thatit was the earliest
male he had ever received.
Choosing a wife is very much like
ordering 4 meal in Paris restaurant
when YOU don't understand French.
You may not get what you want, but
Won viii get something.
Who was the most successful fnan-
cier mentioned in the Cd Testament?
Noah, because he successfully floated a
limited company when all the rest Of
the world was in liquidation.
YES, sad Henderson, I've got
quite an ear for music You have
quite an ear, sure enough" said Fogg,
"uut wasn't sure it was for music. |
didn't know but it was intended for q
windmill ~
A Vermont man has a hen 80 years
DID, The other day hawk stole it,
but after an hour came back with a
broken bill and three claws gone, put
down the hen and took an Old rubber
boot in place OF it.
Girls, when you marry, be sure to
wed a big, strong, healthy man.
While in nine cases out of ten he won't
bring up the coal, he'll come in handy
in the Fall to sit on a Bible filed with
Autumn leaves to press them. :
What DO you think of my mus
tache?" asked young man of his
girl. "Oh, it reminds me OF West
crn frontier city," was the answer.
In what respect, pray?' Because
the survey is large enough, but the
settlers are straggllng.'
A clergyman in an entcrprising
Western town does much Of his
parochial visiting by means of the
telephone. But he is concerned to see
that many Of his parishioners 60 to
church by telephoue-at leas, they do
10. 90 in bodily form,
Is that young man on the corner,
with two girls on his arms, from the
country? lie is. Is he looking for the
Common? He is; but those girls are
looking for an ice-crcam saloon. VIII
they lind ogc? They will, or that
young mH will 20 home alone.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-12

A pretty Boston schoolma'am and
youth OF mien sedale, We're parting in
the evening beside the garden gate;
His hand and heart he'd offered her in
Il grave and sober way, And she, with
quiet dignity, had named the happy
day. lie fingered AT the gate with her,
ant said in accent, low: There IS a
little favor | would ask before | 90; A
favor never asked before; sweet maid
en-, ii is this--A lovers privilege. that
IS ala sweet beuo,hal kiss. IF
you'll wait, the maiden whispered,
with her color rising nigh Till | re-
move my spectacles, I'll willingly com.
ply. - S0merciHe Jomnai.
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WHEAT


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No. , Mediterranean. ..... .........,..... 79gs9
No q do ....................... u
MOD do .......... ............. 81
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FRUIT.

cooEs choice ena..........,....''... tJD3 w
~ COOps choice young. GjA2 o.
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Sales and Quotations.

NUTE.-Tne prices here gwen are tor s.es from
fret hands IN round lots. An advance 's
charged for broken lotslu ni'irVNrder-
FLOUR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertisers

By ad Iro..nl GEO. ?. EOwELI. q co 30
Spruce ~ New York, can learn the exact cot
OF aLy proposed l!ue Of AbNtR Rising In Amer
can Newspapers. D~lnNpage Pamphlet, Zoe,
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DISTRICT cnNyKNTIoN.

The Rspubiicsns OF The secoad cougrss-
sionAl DlsIrict met Al Aabarn last Tues
DAY. b nomlbste q candidate Cor Member
Of Congress. q Presidential Elector and
Two delegates ans two aitsrnates 10 The
Chicago Convention. The attendance was
very isrgs considering TIE fact that there
was NJ ooate-t Thls Vas the hrsi con-
vsution since ne nsw superintendent We
are plsssed O. ani % many active. taking
men added b oar working forces IN this
district
The co1rentlon wAs called h order q,
sisvea O'Clock. ~ James ;. Wright, esq =
o. Paris. Chairman % the District Con-
mltiee Gen. J. A Hal of Damsrlseo,is
was CHOSEN Chairman, ;. l. Miller q
wallobor,. paollshsr Of The LiHcoln Cous'
q. Nsi,s. and A ). staples % Lewiston
we're chosen Secretaries
Gen. Hall maize brief thoaga very &C
csptable speech. on takiug the chair.
The District COMMITTEES WAS made Com
mites on src,icnilAls They reported that
there we're delegates Prcssat from The
counties a. follows
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Administrators Sale at Public
Auction,

IN. s.h.s,,,.r. ssus siarssar Of the ssss's o.
Jeremiah n Crosby. lst~ ~ fhusfelphia- feas
deceased. hereby give plbllc notice hat ~ ~
ell 81 pnbhc anrfien D. th~ hFhe-t bitdes, ~ W
.iors 81 kiss A uoimrs a weifhtiiis IN ne tcss
ef osless. co.e', - os'ss, ss' III ~ sss-s
o'cicsk ~ she sn<fneos. pu,sasnt - q irsns
grsst~d bv the Iionafsbls isixs o. frobsie o..
s.lf Csantt a Oafofsf. on the thiri fuestsy 81
Apfll A ID. ls~t ne foliovinE fs-cfih-d real -.
tsis. bsIonsins 20 th~ estate % ssh fseessef %
20 maeh thsrsof a. I'll, profses ne .sn oftsel.s
ha.ds~s se.snty feaF dollars AL sish's iso GNU
A ios Of Isai saasisd At weishslls 10 me TOYS
af ID sfsri saa g1unfy OF GA lord suf touefei a.
fslloss = nesisalns 81 Q cessf post " loIhs q
rasds l~sfins 10 NJ Fslls snt folsna, AMI uencs
- .suth .lis Of NJ f.lls rost 20 issi 2. vn.s'
Isaa 70 lad u ne heirs of OsosEe " kieE 90 o.
the fIarpef MsnufaeturiaE Coppsal theae. ses
erlt b. a ueafea lsace on lice u ssid usfpe'
Mao. Co.. lad. or isni 81 Ne heirs Of eeo.
kias 10 me Polsnf read sfssesait thenes eorth
rsslsriy by ssld last ssmei road y poi.t ee-sn
deed frDm Mssy D. klns a. jeremiah cfosos
fscor'isd IL Otford Rsgisiff OF Dceis, Zoos ~
paxs "a, and IN . iced hon e.enffe W MAJ " az
Crosby recorded IL sat Osf1ri kesistIy, h,ok ~
psss o. Alec q crrta In parcel % lenf ftnssa
Oeforf sforcsad % NE set stis % the wall
ias NON weiehvls 70 POISED eorusr' y 20 nssl
welehxuls On the northsestrfiY stie ~ fisso.
llnl - callsd. bolatsi o. ibs norih ~ lad o
Crus Hfasa, eat By "a rad above msntioaei
/ % south by lad fornsflf tnoso 81 10 hecoft
nrn All now osnsl by D. u Holmes snd sest ,,
ani Formerly osesd By kion C,sdoe.fe tn'
lat named parcel tsiaf sab oct q Ne tisht iSos
o. Of Aanls y. Crosby. ~ios 81 's's~Ah
psisi mi. .e.sai day of M AD. I~i
IEssH a. tluhN. AdmiaIsifatnfs
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would b. a. likely 10 survive The campaign
o. would Mr.. rildsn. Who 10 10 BE- th'
Democratic candidate. and u ;, ae woald
slso then fssr yssns u sssseieas, states
msnlIke ACKNOWLEDGEMENT an sininis-
trziion a. would make history. Mr. Ham
IN Il not carried assy ny popular prsja-
dlces or ~ lnladIeioas. though popular
messar,s n fully eomprehends what
the future Of mi. vas, country l. likely 10
b.. ant he believes In lexi-lsting With thai
future Ia view. 4 man whose politics
ssplrs,lons have been fally allied can thus
dispssslonatsly sis~ the situation, and u
Nigh, he better Zoe oar future history v
such COali rule The nation for some time
70 cone lastead Of such as grasp 81 ever
straw noailng Ia The popular current. OF
throw straws Into the current OF popular
sentlmeu, apparently regardless Of the
future with lts questions which should BE-
half answered Nv The generation Of To-
tay
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suERuFr's SALE.

OklunD e.. -.
f.leo % Esss1tlsn act al be ssli ~ Pablaf
auction % me llst dsy ~ Mar. u, lee Al to-
efi1eG L. the afisfnp n. 81 a. store ~ - . Nef
il tsatsa IN saif counts. AZ the risht IA equhi
Oh ~ UIds1n avis " sninu 10 sad cpuntT
Osf,rd hsi sn 80 thlfi dsf 81 Febfus f ID, lstl,
-h~n thc sans sas sttsesei . tss isiasl sus
b ~ trem tne tdlios irg tfsrfihei moffastd fssi
estate sHnsis,i 10 Canton 10 said e9uhif ~ 80
ths 10 nssts.i lara u - late eifcoa tlilti a..
cs..s-i a. Iasrflbof ta I've several leeds u a -
real estate. oos tslax sansntes dsei Ton w
r.n A tiiis - etisSa = D. AL les. ti.s'
dated Apfu itth. 80. sad rccortef 10 % lori Ne
cords ueok W. paxs ~ t1e othef ~ ifsm
HIls. adnialstfsiof O. e'dena al saaf A. huis,
tee.i datsd Mar ATT. ID, ~. aad recorded IN
Ca fofd Records. nbos - pafs ~ anftt Iee
tso cells sbsss aessfiusd coaPftss ths iani snh
hullIlass thsrson taoe - ths e.deoa tiiis
hsmssssi lara. on sbich Isaac A Elits as ~
.kies. iha zane trinf satl.rt - mortgage 1ese
Sitcn by Gldeoa an5 tsaac A. Eilis . " sffet
fsabs.ly datsi aTcnber ath, lsil, eonsilefsilon
fssrtses hssarcl eslisfs. recorded 10 otfefa "
eHds nooa isi. pas 81
Caatsa. Apt ga $50
WILLIAM n FAINTER psps'y ,hsrir.
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PxnrrrrAl INJUNCTION. la the Y. 3.
Circuit Court IN Maryland, II was, On The
10th Of March. 1884. sdjadeed and decreed
that . perpetual injunction be Issued
against Louis y. wcttcr, and eixhtsep
others, restraining them nom Initiating the
labels OF the Rnmford Chemical Works.
manufacturers OF Horsfort's bread Preps.
ration. and also nom using their old bot
tles.
The defendants were required 10 brlog In.
70 court all fraudulent labels. aud ell iml.
tstlon powders. for destruction.
II MAS decreed that the Rumford Chemical
Works BE- entitled n receive the pro hts
which have been diverted from II by rea.
son ofthe infringement, and the defendants
we're ordered 10 pay all costs.
Thus IL another victory scored for the
RumfOri Chemical Works, who, not long
since. caused several parties 10 be heavily
nned for violating the Injunction Of the su'
prcme Court restraining all persons from
offering for sale "Aclf Phosphate" %
called In any package which shall be
SUBSTANTIAL or colorado Imitation OF lIors-
ford's Acid Phosphate
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applsase TIA, no one eosli fOr . moment
doubt thxi he vas the unanimous choice
Of this convention. When Mr.. Baker IN
trOdoCcd Biai1e's usms. 10 glowing and
choice terms. the enthusiasm. spplssss ssd
cheers wsrs such that he vas Coz some
tine unshls 10 proceed with his address
rheconventi0n wss harmonious through.
oat. aai 10 enthusiasm. esruestness and
action prs.sxe . complete victor, 10th In
September ant In November
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Coon Trsrt,R MurUsL RsiirF Asso'
ciAuoN. OF MAiNE Al the annual meet
lug ~ he Cool Tsmplar Natal Relief
Association 90 Maiue. held a. Bangor
April gtih. the following onicsrs were
elected fof the ensuing year President
Rev. n. c. Munson. q. W. e. T.. Vice
Presidents. :. :. Kalght. ]. 7. Mason. W.
n Keith. Rev. J. H. Taylor, sharon Rob
lusoa Treasurer. y. II. Dexter SECRETARY
NJ T. Pfcuilss. brewer
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Mil and Store For Sale.

TIE saesssitss 80 has lea 10 business ~
Meth fafIs. fof The pasi tselfs jean, isirts 20
male q fhsnge In his husinfas ani therefore
ofsfs fof ssic Ma store snd MI % hat lscs.
Ths sinfs 10 located a. sat a mils. from Wee
Fars haLrosl sfafna, an u ne Poet once ~
North Paris HLss fsenlag eFef 80 stcfs
a sd stnsk ~ ssnsfsl nFfr1saIlte Ill - teif
IN the strfr o. scpArstslft AZ fafctAsff mal
desfe he also ocffa boz ssle IA ffIst NTH Al
Nalth fafa Tbs miu IL SOS "a ssfrr rflfi
lsgs ani ~ dfirI .Hh guni re nah SER inf
sustosu sfiaaiag a ssru I'D anf f1uf fafcf'
abe tsfns - ssfif rasfumef
Meth fNit. Arnl o. -
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Fins go tso siofy hou.s % NofsaT Village.
eaatsolsat 10 Charches. schools, stoffsi fosi
Orrs ani u n Coutalns siEht rtems pstifes
paairy ara htns. nult ~ tso rear afe
rtnriusfig daIsted thruufuut IN sutef 90
nauner. Ret Of pfao ciaptotfds auf eeasf ttin.
Eiss Il1s skfsiiant fylf siore ffiaf handtn ~
summsf hose sd rurliff hoase. ihf osnef
haglrs moVsi s~aY HN o. toii 81 Sles pa
ssin Tefms frfr sasT Part cashs halantc o.
raaftfasr NJ liffifef. fsf fariher Particular,
49,. D Il. WYNN. - Pr.