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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Mere Mention OF Miscellaneous Matters of
General Interest.

Mere Mention of Miscellaneous Matters of
General Interest.
MATINEE at the Academy this afternoon.
"MAN'zELLE' at the Opera House matt
nee this afternoon.
Two deeds of trust we're left for record at
Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
OFFICER JOE BARNUN took q w%ell-known
citizen to the Dixmont inebriate asylum
near Pittsburg yesterday for treatment.
An electric light was erected at the west
end of the suspension bridge, yesterday.
This is an improvement much appreciated
by Islanders.
Two DOGS were shot and killed yesterday,
one in the North End and the other in the
Fifth rib. The officers who shot them
killed at the first FIRE. They are improving
rspidly-tbst is, the officers, not the dogs.
MISS CARRIE MCNABB, of the East End,
died last evening after q most severe aud
lingering illness from typhoid pneumonia.
The deceased possessed a most pleasing dis.
position, and was q favorite with all her
acquaintance, TO whom her death will be q
sad loss.
LI~EUrESAHr STEVE JOHNSON was the re-
cipient of q handsome gold. enamel iulaid
X. of L. badge yesterday. Col. Louis
Schwalb being the donor. The Lieutenant
is very proud of the present, and we'll he
may be, as it is very pretty. There were
no speeches.
MANAGER CHLs. H. CLousroy, OF the
Island rink. renews his challenge to all foot
ball teams in this city or vicinity to play
the Island team. This challenge is open TO
al Corners, and Charlie means business, as
does likewise his team.
Tbs Wheeling polo team returned from
GAINESVILLE yesterday. In the FIRST contest
with the GAINESVILLE boys the Whselngites
we're victorious but in the second the Zauss-
Williams came out ahead. The decisive con-
test viii be at the Capitol rink, in this city,
at q date yet to be agreed upon.
A MEETING will be held at the Office Of
Clerk Geo. Hook. in the Court House, on
Monday, March 18th. at 2 O'Clock p. N. for
the purpose Of organizing sjoint stock COM
pany to buy or rent land to be used as q
stud farm. Citizens interested are cordial
ly invited to be present At this meeting.
JoHS MooSEr and Eccles FiiAA were
before Judge Jeffers yesterday morning
charged with entering the house on Chap
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SOME OF DUB FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the strange
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
within Our Gates.
Mr.. VIII 81. Daniles is quartered at the
Mcclure.
c. A. Prichard, of Warrington, W. Va.'
is in the city.
O. Stevenson, of Parkersburg, vas in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. Travis, of Fetterman, W. Va,
was in the city yesterday.
(. J. ". Hull, of Grafton, accompanied by
his daughter, was in the city yesterday.
MISS Maggie Wood, of Bellaire, o., has
been visiting friends on the Island the past
week.
NJ. NJ. Commerford, Esq, of Fairmout, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. Jas. Com
merford, on the South Side.
Genial Sam. B. Harrison, the popular
chief clerk at the Mcclure, is out after q
week Of sickness, much to the qualification
Of his friends.
Ex-senator Hereford and Judge Hsmill,
of this State, are among the lay delegates to
the NJ. E. Church, South Conference, now
in session at Salem, Va.
F. Reister, Secretary of the Jefferson In
surance Company, and J. P. Adams, Assist
ant Secretary of the Franklin, both Of
Wheeling, were in town yesterday and set
tied q. G. Filson's loss at Mr.. Filson's OWE
figures Hancock County Independent.
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AN EXCITING CHASE.
Officer Gruber Strikes n Tough Case, but
Gets His Man.

officer Gruber Strikes n Tough Case, but
Gets His Mar.
Yesterday a young man named Winger
purloined a large quantity of rope from the
steamer Townsend, lying at the West
Wheeling wharf, and conveyed the plumber
in a skif to the lower point Of the Island,
where he cut the cables into small pieces
and packed them in a sack for convenient
delivery to some Junk dealer. Word of the
theft was sent to police headquarters, and
Officer Gruber was detailed on the case.
Gruber spotted his man as the
after had embarked with the proceeds Of
he raid for this side Of the
river, and kept his eager eye upon him as
be pulled l~eisurely across. When within q
'ew yards of the Belmont wharf, however,
WiDger b~ecamaaware Of the officer s presence
on the bank, and turned abruptly down
stream. The officers gave chase along the
bank, followed by a motley crowd Of peo-
pie. The ferry boat and the towbost Townsend
cast of from shore and joined in the pursuit,
and for a time things on that
portion Of the rivers surface
were extremely lively. Finally, two men
lowered a skiff from the Townsend and ran
Winger down, whereupon the latter threw
his bag Of rope overheard, and then jumped
10 bis feet, seized an oar and threatened to
brain the first man who came within reach
Of him. The stesmboatmen showed fight,
however, and the belligrant Wiuger was
overpowered, taken ashore and delivered to
Gruber, who took the prisoner to Jail aud
locked him up. The exciting chase on the
water was witness from the banks by sever.
al hundred people, the scene, as one gen.
tlemsn expressed it, putting one in mind OF
a boat race,
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LAST EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT
By the Mission Band, at the First Presby
terrain Church.

BY the Mission Band, at the First Presby'
terrain Church.
The entertainment which was given last
night,in the lecture room OF the First Presby-
terrain Church, by the Mexican Mission Band,
was q decided success both financially aud
socially. Miss Gussie Hupp, a petite young
lady, detailed the work Of the Band for the
last year in a neat and ladylke ann
Miss Katie White, a charming little bru.
nette, came next with an essay and handled.
Her subject Life" in an excellent manner,
her elocution is very fine. Master
Sammy Hsrper's recitation Of The Masters
Voice" was Justly splendid. The r~ecitations,
"Joe's Boauet," BY Miss Tilie Burke. and
blue Eyed Mary" BY Miss Nora Simpson.
were very well rendered, and spoke well for
the young ladies, who recited them in a bet
ter manner thar an older person could have
done. The song; blue Eyed Mary BY
Miss Lucy Robinson and Miss Bessie Jepson,
was the gem of the evening. Both of the
young ladies are good singers, and show de-
cided talent. Miss Dora Rossnberg's recits-
ton of The Maniac" was very good, and
received q hearty encore. The songs by
Miss Theresa Philips and Miss Lucy Rob-
inson, were also very good.
The entertainment was under the
auspices of Mrs. Robert White, and speaks
well for her success as Q manager The
Band wish TO return their thanks to Mr..
Miligan, of Houses music store, who as.
sisted them with their music, aud also to
Mr.. House for the use of his piano.
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THE MURPHY MEETING,

Last Night, in the Capitol Rink-One
Thousand People Present.
Probably one thousand people assembled
in the Capitol Rink last evening to take
Tart in the fifth of the series of Murphy
temperance meetings. The floor of the
immense building had been covered with
saw dust by the proprietors to make walk
ing safe, and in the eastern half of the
house fronting the platform, about twenty
FIVE triple rows Of benches had been
placed. These were all occupied, as were
he permanent seats on the north side.
The meeting began at 7:3O o'clock with
the singing Of a HYMN, at the conclusion Of
which prayer was offered By Rev. Shott, Of
the First Baptist Church. "Toiling On
was then sung by the choir and audience,
after which Hon. G. W. Atkinson introduc
ed Mr. Murphy o mar who had q reputa.
ton as q temperance worker all over our
broad land, and who was also known to
thousands and tens of thousands beyond the
sea-"
Mr.. Murphy came forward and began his
address BY saying that he seemed to be re-
garded by some people as q sort off talk
ing machine. Sometimes they placed him
on an open space on the floor, where he
could see no portion Of the audience except
those people in the front row. and again, as
on this occasion, they set him upon q sort
Of q derrick, where he could look down upon
the multitude, as from q mountain top.
What 9 blessed week the cause has had in
this city. When he first spoke of coming to
this city some folks attempted to discourage
him. They said the citizens Of Wheeling were
the most conservative folksi in the world-they
were cold and Indifferent, and hard to turn
aside from their old-time ways. But never.
tbeleSs to Wheeling he came, and he found
the people here much the same as other
folks He would like to remain here over
Sunday, for that was the day on which the
workmen were at leisure and he could find
an opportunity to talk with them, but he
bad made q contract to remain in Pitts
burgh for q year, and especially must he be
there on Sundays. However, he much de-
sired to stay here, and had telegraphed to
Pittsburgh to know if he could not postpone
his return. While he was speaking Mr.. G.
W. Bags came up the aisle with q yellow
Western Union envelope in his hand. The
telegram was handed up to the speaker,
and, the seal being broken, he read it as
follows:
"PTrrsBrRGH, March Is.
Francis Murphy:
Pittsburgh expects You to return on
Sunday. Do notfail"
$50 I mus GO" said the gentleman,
with 3 disappointed air, however, l will re-
tsrn again on Monday, aud We ~ill have sn-
other week Of it" Applause
In this connection he took occasion to ten
der earnest words Of thanks to Rev. Sho,t
for the generous placing ofhis church at the
disposal OF the temperance workers. and a n
nouneed that another meeting would be held
there this. evenings sort Of experience
meeting, with Eve minute addresses from
people who had signed the pledge.
Then, with the PREDATORY reuarkthat he
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MOUNDSyILLE.

Details of the Late Municipal Election
Turned Over q New Leaf-A Pitched Bat
tie.
Yesterday was election day in our town.
The day dawned amidst5a heavy. misty fog
During the whole day the candidates
which were many-stood around the polls
looking more gloomy than was the day.
As there was only one ticket out for
Council in the Third ward some thought.
less person had some tickets printed with
Major II. W. Hunter, Chas. Quinn and
Nm. Koontz. The latter gentleman said
time and again that he did not want to be
in Council, and would not serve if he was
elected, and the two other gentlemen were
not consulted regarding the matter. other,
wise their names would not have been upon
the ticket. Johnny Brooks said he did not
know that he was q candidate for Council
until about ten o'clock, BY that time he con,
sidered the other fellows" had too much OF
o stsrt-but be beat several other csndi.
dates-some receiving all the way to one
vote.
Our new city sergeant has turned over q
new leaf. He arrested Q couple Of 'cullad
gemen" this morning. both of them having
voted tor him yesterday. l. has been as
serted that Tom always showed psrtislitY
heretofore in his arrests, thus we say be has
turned over q new leaf. A great many
wonder ifthe Mayor will do likewise, and
show BY his conduct in Office hat be is q
Mayor for the people, instead Of. az he has
been charged, being q Mayor for his friends
only, and q tJrant and p~ersecutor of those
who did not belong to the ring" We do
not say there iss "Purdy ring" but we hear
a great many say there is, and that it il
more rotten than the "Court House ring"
of old. of which every Marshall county
school boy and girl has heard
1t ia asserted as a fact that the African
population voted solid for Purdy and Brsn.
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osruE OHIO
rtous otusvs concernisstA .
and Beatmen.


0n0
The Eugene passed DOM light
Capt. Young is building tQT 00a' ~
Portsmouth. ...
The river hast evening vas s isst 4 inches
and stationary. -
The Alex. Swift went up yesterday even
ing with q tow Of empties- -
The Scotia is the Cincinnaa packet 70
d.v and is due here at 4 O'Clock P. M.
The swift steamer Katie Stockdaie Is que
at this port from Cincinnati tomorrow !,
The Clifton arrived with 9 tow OF coal ana
brick yesterday from above, and retofnea'
Tbs ,~avorite packet, C. W. Bachelor
leaves for Pittsburg and way points al O.
m. to-day.
The Relle Prince succeeded in removing
The snnken barge iust below the beiiaire
br;dse Yesterday and took it ashore ana
raised it.
hill ia posted at the boat store offering
a reward for the recovery OF the oo1y Oh
Thomas Riley, who was drowned d we"
Cumberland, March 8.
The steamer Elaine broke q wrist on one
Of her engines yesterday below sunfsh, and
was compelled to work up with one engine
She will Be repaired Immediately, however
and will leave for Parkersburg on MONDAY
The Diurnal came in late Thursday eve
ming and wen. down in place Of the E.ains
YESTERDAY. She will be up to-day, returning
again to Parkersburg tomorrow, whence
she will leave on her regular trip MONDAY
fr this point. ,
CrscIyyArr, March l3.-River II feet and
falling. Cloudy and warmer.
PITTSBURGH, March l3.-River 1 feet .
inches and rising. Weather snowy and
cool.
CAIRO, March l3.-River % feet 3 inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-River falling with
8 feet 6 inches in the canal. Cloudy
chilly and damp.
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hbe street containing the smallpox patients
The prisoners we're discharged with An ad.
monirion from the Judge that they would
Sc dtahf With severely il they were detected
in breskingthe flaws in this respect.
TIE Health Officer says the language in
Yesterdays REGIsrER that reads: II Is
about time q stop wa put to this sort OF
business, as il has been carried on ever SINCE
the small pox cases were first discovered,
is incorrect and does him great injustice,
and further, that whoever makes such q
statement makes it falsely. The REGIsrsa
accords the doctor the space to make this
correction with pleasure.
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IN GENERAL.
Runaway Team.

A team belonging to Louis Koellinger. q
gardener, living out Caidwelfs Run, while
standing in front of Stokers saloon in the
Eighth ward, yesterday morning. became
frightened and ran up Chapine street to the
pottery where the wagon to which they were
attached struck a telegraph pole. The side
of the vehicle was badly damaged and the
tongue wss pulled out the horses proceed
ing On sp Chapline street, dragging it after
them until tbey reached T~xentT.tourth,
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r was Very Disagreeable."

This ia what the hunter said on returning
from a night spent in storm and darkness
amid the growls of bears, the howls OF
wolves and the expected approach OF ser
tents. The combination of horrors known
as dyspepsia is even more disagreea6le thai
all this. Ged rid of it by taking Browns
Iron Bitters, as Mr.. j. +. Gilky, OF hamtl'
ton, Texas, did. He says, 81 used Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, Ind am greatly
benefited"
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AMUSEMENTS.
THE THOMPSON BROTHERS.

with their unrivalled acting dogs, Hector
and Hero, supported by a first class dra.
matte company, in the realistic drama For
a Life" will appear at Charley Shay's Thea.
re Monday night next, the bill be
changed on Wednesday night, when "Sen
fenced" will be played, and Friday night the
great German comedy "Gacup" will be pro
duced.
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AIMEE.

This charming and versatile little actress
will bold the Opera House stage this after,
noon aud evening in m zelle, a play
which needs no introduction to the Wheel
ing people. We expect to see a very large
turn cut of our citizens at both perform
Rpcfs
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Roller Skates Given Away-M. Gutman
4 Co-[Loesl Page
The North End Rink.
For Sale-Business Property.
Public Library Notice.
Proposals for Coal
For Rent-Furnished Room.
Save Your Eyes-L G. Dillon.
Royal Semi Poreelsin-EWing Bros
Local Page.
Bargains Before RemovsEW. b.. S Gsio
-Locsl Page.
For SAle-Foundry-ILoca Page.
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Foundry for Sale,

THE PROPERTY Known Az -,
mont Stove Company %frontin, an al
and on First and Locust streets, Marin, ~
consistipg Of one acre OF ground, svd -
foundry buildings and machlner 90
full ets Of patterns and tasks Tor uip. y.
stoves (ccal and wood ready for lie NJ
the premises are also dwellip, hoas ~
rooms, and . blacksmith shop "a
Schwartz landing touches the pryp.-, -
ea,t Z, and railroad Is on Frst street on
siderable ma eiial, msnu'a iurei ana 90.
hand. II not sold In the meantime, Vii :,
ut public sale.
This 10 the n~eatest, mot complete, copr,.
valuable property In Eastern ONO. liz =
take place on the premises, at 10 o'dss'
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1855.
Terms-Cnh. For further particuli, a.
call on BELM0NT STOVE oIYFI,
mriieodi Martins ZEN,
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ASK your grocer for Magic Glycerine
Soap, the best in the market for laundry and
hath purposes. Sold by grocers, generally.
G. s. Feeny, l4l0 Main street, agent for the
enln nf II
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II you want to see the most accom-.
plished and graceful man on roller skates
in the world, see the great Daniels at Chap
line Street Rink this afternoon and even
10
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OF INTEREST TO PARENTS.

OF INHERENT TO PARENTS.
The Easter holidays always
bring q demand for Boys Confr.
nation Suits, and for q number Of
years We have always made special
arrangements TO meet the wants
Of the trade I'm that direction.
This year We have surpassed all
our previous efforts, and can show
You the largest stock or Boys
Clothing In the city, and at prices
lower than ever heretofore. Call
and he convinced.
KRAUS BROS. d BAER.
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Mn. WILL II. DANIELS, the most scientific
man on rollers, will give performance at
the Cbapline Street Rink this afternoon and
evening.
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HATS!

We have received Eve more cases
Of those stiff Fur Hats, at S2.OO.
KRAUS BIOS. a BAER,
CIOthiers and Hatters.
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II you want to. see the most accom-
plished and graceful man on roller skates
in the world, see the great Daniels at Chap
line Street Rink this afternoon and even
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-14

If you want to see the most accomplished
and graceful man on roller skates in the
world, see the great Daniels at Chapline
Street Rink this afternoon and evening.
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Nh. WILL Fl. DANIELS, the most scientific
man on rollers, will give performances at
the Chapline Street Rink this afternoon and
evening.
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Mr.. WILL b. DANIELS, the most scientific
man on rollers, will give performances at
The Chapline Street Rink this afternoon and
evening.
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NEW GOODS

In every department. Something
very choice In embrOiderfeS,
White Dress Goods, BLACK and Col
orPd Silks, Summer Silks, Bro
eaded VeIvetS, Dress Trimmings
Jersey Jackets, Neekwear. Hosiery,
Ee.. xe. 4. SGABACHER,
IOeI Main street.
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Arsss,d viii Be gwen to IN,
can ell shoes q cheapas "
Bsby shoe. 26s; rubber, .
style button shoes, &I00.L
shoe. $l.25; boots, si.2s;
shoes for $500; men, I;IAs
! for all prices, children's ,bo-s
and see us to-day. as great G
given. Many new spring ssssssS
snd some Of the best stsks
Wheeling will be shown. ere
BY coming early. J. 7. I,sN%e II
street, Wheeling. 'Shal
: BIASr books Of all kind, sr..
i.y, for sale BY J. B. Wilson, II. In.
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Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets 50 pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. stone China Sets still lower,
DAWSON BROS.
RAGS Market Street.
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OUR 81. 90 Celebrated white Shirt, rein.
forced both front and back, for QUALIFY and
strength is superior to any other in the
market. Call and examine, Mt
G. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant TaiIors and Gents furnishers,
1891 Market Street.
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WbeAing gesistss
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thermometer Record.

Thermometer Record.
The following is the thermometer record
for yesterday, as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Z a. m,
~; II M, 35; 3 p m 80; I p. m, 50.
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WE have just received q new
stock OF Geld Spcetaeles.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
Jeueler Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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Nh. WILL II. DANIELS, the most scientific
man on rollers, will give performances at
the Chspline Street Rink this afternoon and
evening.
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HENRY JACOBS. l. ISENBERG.
New COOdsl Great Bargains!
No Matter How Cheap Others Sell
we Positively will Sell
cheaper,
HENRY JACOBS & Co.
1884 Main Street.

A. " -
LOW PRICE AND HONEST DEALING.
Our Great Bargains are Always spoken Of.
Double Width Cashmeres l2c, have been sold at 25e.
Received this week tEenty ave pieces SILKS, (as-
sorted
Black and colored, Plain and Figured,
Warranted Pure silk,
Sc. Per Yard, a bargain for Sc, 4Oc, Sc, zoe and
T5c 70 81 50 per yard.
Jersey silk, the very latest, Extra Fiue.
Saline, slack and COlOred, $, 30, 30 and - cents
per yard.
An elegant Line OF Cashuerss, all colOrS,
Heurietta Cloth aud Nuns Yelling.
Trecot Cloth and Ottoman Reps.
Satsens, SsersuCkcrs, rercales,
GinShAns, last co'ors. I'VE cznts, Print { ard S
essts, sheetiug 5 cents, CheViOts 6, : and scents,
INN enss lines Of Hamburg Flying and Insertion
all over net.
Indian Linen, Lawn, NainsOok, a splendid asort'
ment, nice goods, Tor cents.
Curtain Net and Lace Curtains, remarkably cheap.
Jerseys our line cannot b. beat, and our prices
ber eyeyboly's.
gIa,ss. silk and Llle Thread. Hosiery, ami Neck
wear in endless variety, sni everything else that Is
kept IN a inst class bry hoods and Notion House
you will ind at pr iceS astonishingiy IoS,at
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Index to New Advertisements.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-08-01

After viewing the birtbplaan :,
Adamses ont at Quincy / fslt mor,, " ne
cfied To INV own birthplace Comna.; .eevo'
house in which was horn with .hus 'ns
which other eminent philantbror;s,S 'e u
hish-priced statesmen originated Ara , aaa
have no reason 10 complain NaitSas s
the Adamses was born in a larger hons ,,,s "
was. and for general tone and ec,st ~ t ,aa
ward and cook room on behind lam LA ~1 ~
baI;ava that Ihava the advan,ara '''4 W
John Adams was horn haforo Joh, o,,,.
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John a was hall hasdad no was a ,hl ,, Is
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and ascsrtainsd fro,,, nar,,,. Who Osu ooln'
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