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THE VETERINARIAN.

A Department Devoted to the Care, Treat
ment aud Ailments Of Domestic Animals.
Erhis department is conducted by DR.. O.
b. Robinson, a skillful veterinary surgeon
n graduate of the Ontario College Of Agrl'
culture and Montreal Veterinary College
All inquiries will he answered through
this department free Of charge. To obtain
desired results all questions must be clesl
and explicit In describing the ailments O
the domestic animals about which lnior
nation 10 sought, otherwise Q proper dag
nosis will be impossible,
All communications requiring prtyau
answers, by mail, must be accompanied b.
the usual Zee OF 81, -,
Address all communications TO Editol
Veterinary Department OF the INTRLLIaRA
GER, Wheeling, W, Va.
Parties wishing to use this column mus
send their proper names and address viii
the letter, otherwise the communication
will not be published, The initials onil'
are printed, but should any one send onl'
initials the communication will not b
printed
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How n Pat Phrase Found It's Place.

CineinRah TiR,ssktar.
"Just mark that D. H." said Genera
Manager J. W. schrange, Of the Erie Ex,
press, the other day, az I brought in q
package to be sent to New York. "You
see, you're a desdhead as a newspaper
man and tit won't cost you anything"
"Thut doesn't approximate to deadbeat,
l hopeH"
mo; not at all. Adeadhead iS another
kind Of an individual. You know how
the term originated. No2 You've heard
Of Mr.. D. II. Coville, Of ChiCagoP"
Eyes; he was Mayor OF the town once
"That is the man. He was at one time
agent for tho United States Express Com.
pRny, and he used TO receive great NUN.
Der Of personal packages, which were, Of
course, free. Well, he got 90 many that
the clerks got tired writing on them ID. II.
CovlllC, free, and they would just chalk
down ID. H. Everybody around the OF.
Gee knew that that meant for Mr.. b. II.
Coyillp, and that nothing was 10 be
charged. Finally all FREQ packages came
10 DO marked ID. H., and AZ last some
smart chap translated the letters as stand.
Ing for 'deadhead,' Il 10 very express.
I've term, too, isn't III"
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sonndnes. of norses.

This is a subject upon which l receive
many letters, and to answer them as brief
as possible will say that anything which
depreclates the value or renders the anil
NAL unfit for service Ia said to be unsound'
mess, While many horses that: have blem'
ishes which are sound, which II on other
horses used for different purposes would
be unsound. For instance, 0 small spllnl
on draft horse, il he Is not lame. T ,p "
a driving horse would be an eye-sore and
Thus depreCiate his value; so that have
to DO very careful In answering the cues
lion Of different blemishes rendering
horse unsound, without knowing the use
he is to be put to and the claas Of horse
he beiongs 10, so that In writing to tne To-
| information please state fully the purpos'
he Is required for.
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N.Y., OADIz, onIo.-1 have young
horse that got cut by barb wire fence
about year ago. The cut was across the
fore arm. 1t grew up oil right, but lett a
Gear. Now the scar has grown until 1t ia
about the size OF my doubled fist, and the
horse Is lame from 1t. Can anything be
doneP l have ugCd a number Of linl'
menta on It, but they have done no good
If anything eau be done to help 1t would
like to know, az the horse Is valuable
one.
ASswEE.-.The part has not healed
properly, and tumor has grown from 1t,
The only treatment that will be OF any
use, in my opinion, will be 10 have Il
operated on by veterinary surgeon.
You had better call on Dr.. Kent, Of your
place.
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TunlOr,

Al, s., FAlRvlEw, W, Vail have
young mare that had q amal
lump come on the neck about ono yea
ago. 1t broke and run for about two
weeks and healed up and has opened
itself twice since. Now there is . !umE
about the size OF goose egg, and looks "
II Il will burst again. What can ! put or
il 10 cure It, and what will prescription
cost that will cure III
ANs.-The tumor Is caused by a small
sack having formed in It which seCretes {
nus, The only treatment that will DO 0
any use will be TO have 1t disseCted out
The cost will depend upon who does !
for you, hut should not be very much !
attended to by Veterinary surgeon.
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Office Of the Junction Iron Company,
Laughlin Nail Company, and LRughlin |
and Junction Steel Company, In the
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia.
A Joint special meeting Of the several
boards Of directors o. the Junction Iron
Company, Laughlin Nail Company and
Laughlin and Junction Steel Company
was held on the Goth day Of September
A. D., 1886, to pay respect 10 the memory
OF the late Samuel Iaughlin, the President
OF the junction Iron Company, Laughlin
and Junction Steel Company and one Of
the directors Of the Lsughlin Nail Com
pany,
Mr.. Henry K. List was appointed chair
man, and on motion OF Mr., NJ. l.. OFT the
following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted;
The members oil the several boards have
received with q sense oil profound regret
and deep sorrow the intelligence Of the
sudden death OF Samuel Laughliu, For
more than quarter Of a century he has
been actively identified with the best in
terests OF the city Of Wheeling, and dur
ing that time his intelligence, energy,
and iudustry have contributed largely to
the building up Of many important bus
iness and manufacturing industries Of this
community,
AS the president and active manager
OF the junction Iron Company, the laugh
lin and Junction Steel Company and one
Of the directors Of the L9ughlin Nail Com
pany from their organization, his efforts
have been untirlng to establish their bus-
iness on q solid foundation, and his sur
yiYing associates here willingly bear wit
ness to the high measure OF success which
has rewarded those efforts, and as tribute
TO his memory they here put upon record
their judgment Of him, that In all his re-
lations in LIE, In the church, In the
home and In business he was
man whose influence was for good, and
one whose death will be keenly felt
wherever he was known.
Resolved, therefore, That these boards
are fully impressed by sense Of the cal
amlty which they, in common with the
people OF this community, have sustained
In the death OF Mr.. Lauphlin, and that
they will cherish bis memory, which has
, been eudeared to them, no less by many
personal attractions than by his eminent
duGlItieg as q successful business man.
RCsOived, That thegs resolutions be pub.
/ lished in the journals OF the Glty and
spread upon the record books Of the sew
eral companies, and that they be also
communicated to tho family Of Mr.,
LRughlin, with the respectful expression
OF the sympathy aud Gopd0lencs Of the
members Of these boards,
Henry K. LIST,
W. W. HoLLowAY,
GEO. A, JEAN,
} DANIEL McGGRRY,
JAMES W. PAXTON,
NJ. l.. Orr,
DAVID GuTMAN,
MANUEL GUrMAN,
F 4. l.. WETHRRALD,
W. l.. GLRssSER.
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wrnt vanderbilt Wanted. 20 net On.

NtB York Tina.
When Mr.. oammaCk got ready to be
married there were few Of his friends that
placed much faith in the stories Of his In
tSntIcnS, and Que day last summer up In
Saratoga some Of tho chief mon Of Wall
street were on tho lplaEsa Of the United
States hotel discussing the gossip about
Mi, CatnmACk, when Of a sudden the bear
leader doomed up Ia person before them.
He wasn't alone, A handsome lady was
by bis side. But oven this innovation In
Mr.. CantnaOk's promsnading habits did.
MT 20 far toward convincing anybody that
Addison was on the verge Of being 4 bon.
dict TILL William II, Vanderbilt, bringing
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sATuRpAY, oCronER 10. lsA.

commencing ut 2 O'Clock p. M, the understood
special commissioners VIII sell al public AMMAN
at tho front door OF thG Court House OF Nd r@",,
the following described piece, or panel d rmDgGY
situated In Ohio County, IN the STATE Of NVyt'TS,.
Rlnia, on the National Road ut the rIlie1g pliT
bounded Rs follows: BEGINNING at me- BoGG,
western corner Of EAid field, thence south tIc6ir
eight aud q half degrees west lOrtyOne rolc N
linkS 10 stone, on the bank Of Wheeling li1Et
thence north i0tty'Sbven aud fourth dcgtv,svet
five poles and twenty one INKS to q stone, lhrntS
north twOnIy.eight and half DEGREES cal iOtW.
one poles To u stake VI tie eu(c by lal nd.
thence south fOrty'nine aud ihnc,iOlfhS degtrts
cast ak poles, and Munty'Clght links 10 the btgin.
ming, containing one nCtC, tWJIOddl, aud IuCGiy.
six poles, subject, however, 10 an 6gtremgnI u.
tween Daniel steGnr0d ani wife aud John " iefiy,
about certain streets and roads therein mentioned
which agreement Is Of record In sAidCOuniy Ui Ohio
sRid real estate will be offered NJ whole aud IN
three parcels, the tirst being the hotel pfUpty
fronting OIL the National road aud extending
back 10 street In tho rear; the second being TIC
homestead Of said Lewis Ortiz, AND thu third The
factory or Slaug hier.hOuSO OF said Ohh, CLuHllug
10 Wheeling Creek. Apl4tOi said parcels may "a
seen ut the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Coart
Of Ohio County.
TERMS OF SALE; Oneiourih mud rs much
mole Us the pur thaSer may elect TO Jay, In cG6ol
the day Of sale, the DAlanCe III three equal ih'hl
ments III one, two and three years Notes Ocaflugn
teru4t from the day Of sale 10 bcgiycu for th,dt
ieTred payments, aud the title u bC retained uHtl
payment III full. The payment Ol the putclAa
money shall bG further secured by personal ,,CIr
It's on the notes therefor, TO bG approved by w
Commissioner, or Ut the election Of tho puEGlhSi
by policies Of Insurance on the buildings on Aa
property payable TO kAld commissioners Ia ia
amount as they shall require, and issued by tOz'
panies 10 DO approved BY them.
". !; lIvG,BA4RtD, Special Commialoasz
THAT said special commissioners have g.rla
bond with LGCurlty approved BY me, according 10
law, and NJ required by said degree, Is hurcOIo''
titled this I'D day Of september, lS6.
JOIlN W. MITCHELL, ClgiE,
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" ! !; VI h ts,TSES, Special Commls,loasz
sant.2i
n OTs FOR SALE SUITABLE FOB

T OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES near Elm GFuIg,
By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust to ne mhte "
AbnOr Key and bis wife, dated the iwgnly'ulihgil
Of July In the year 1879, and recorded In tue UdEi
olllCo Of the County Court VI Ohio county, We!
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK nlmbclg! n
page 2G2, 1 will on TUESDAY, TIlETNELfllW
OCTOBER, 1856, commencing at ten o'clock T. IT,.
sell at public auction at the premises ihc l0HG
parcels OF land numbered respectively " u W.
Oh slVe, the location and Dimensions wheicO ny
more particularly shown BY the plat Thereof hIt9
In said Clerks Office. Said lots or parcels o. lbl
are Part Of the Eub.ulvlslOns X and u shown Gu
the plat Of the subdivisions Of the shgphvil aAs
recorded In Deed Book numbered ~, hoge SiA "
said Clerks office, which sub'dlyislOls hni y
were conveyed 10 the said AbnCr kcy by hhdG
List aud Daniel Lamb ~ special Commissioners
BY deed dated the 18th day Of May lsiv Ala r.
corded In Deed Book numbered b. Page ~ III
said Clerks OlliCe .,,..,,,,,u.
believe the title To bo unquestlonablsi bu'tuF
lug US trustee, do not warrant.
TERMS OF SALE-EACll purchaser 70 NE W
hand Oue.thirl Of tho puTChRAc money que Y alil'
and as much mOtC ~ he may choose 70 Jay ~
tue remainder IN equal instAlmenih bearing ln,g,
est from the day Of sale, payable tSsIecHIGl i1 H.
aud twelve months thereafter The dttntu w
StalmentS 10 DO satisfactorily secured SAd WV "'
10 30 retained until payment IN full; ,u ,-...,.
sel0P DANIEL LAME ''lNe
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his easy chairs legs down with athumP,
said this: ~,
"Cammack Is going to be married, ~
wager 100 to | on It. Do you notice thai
lie 10 carrying the lady 3 shaWlon his arm
That Is q sure sign, gentlemen-an upeI,
ring sign. When a man gets that lar he,a
gone. I've noticed it q hundred times II
never faila--neyerp
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In Dublin dwOllA q rich quakoress who
Ia coming over 10 pass the winter among
home Colored people In Tennessee, These
Colored people hayO lately become lflenlE
aud they wear the broadbrlm hat a Ia
Philadelphia.
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Tho Figure tells Of spoftStnan who wal
suCh a bad shot that when he passed
through a town, his dog, who had neces.
6Aflly become acquainted with the secret
oi where his master obtained his quarry,
used 70 point the poulterer' shops
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Not Explicit Enough.

In. W,GRArroN, W. VA.-Your letter
does not describe tho case you mention,
full enough for me to give advice on 1t.
II you will describe It more fully l will be
glad to help you.
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In biz London town a dozen days or 90
ago, q clerk In q rich firm was made IMAM
Bger, Dizzy with his astonishing luck lie
not q rifle, Touched the trigger with hlH
Toe and swallowed the leaden mOrsel.
Death came instantly.
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Special 9atisss.

FITst-Ali Fits stopped free by Dr.. KIlno'S Great
Nerve Restoror No Fits after HrEt days use, Mar.
yelom cures. Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to
Fit cases Send to DR.. Kline 93l Arch st., Phia IA,
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Fl,,t gbiriei-NATHAN GoFF, Of KARLSRUHE
s,e,od Di,ttiet-W, II. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley Co
qkirt Dtsrel-JAMESH, brown, Of HanaWhSCo
Fourth Di,lrie.-J, A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood Co
HOUSE on DELLGATEs,
\. t. WHITAKER,
GEORGE L. MUM,
WILLIAM S, MEEK
EDWARD NJ. ATKINSON,
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gspal aottees.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF M
" TON REAL ESTATE, BONE MILL M
PERSONAL PROPERTY, ''"'' ANU
Lewis = Britt noble County
Lewis Ortiz and Otheu l alhsn [Sr''
by virtue Of decree Of said court made IN A..
above entitled Cau,c on the LIST day o, Dtr '1 s
1888, the uLde 6Igtlcd appointed lIpcal cnmn,.'
Sloners for the purpo'c, will sell public NHrIVn
on the premises, occupied by Lpw6 Urtb | s,iul
Eat End OF the town Of FuIlon in aid COUNTY ' os
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, lS,6 iva
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, H., the lono ,,u,
and the boiler aud engine aud all The msNbi "i
and implements used OH the premise, al ,0IIi
Lewis OIth, Also the household aud kltrh,u m,Nt
tuIG and other personal property Belonging IN III
0Tth, except certain buns and hulCn au1 XXX.
machinery bought by said Ortiz ut lale oi y S,as
eEty formerly belonging 10 Michael nrTr. SGlT NVI
used about the business u said Lewis ON d rS On.
Quoted by him, wa
TERMS OF SALE; Cash.
Also on said
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IL u, ~ u lthilfOhu'
Leave BollAirO at 9:OOa, m. for woodsAeld and
Anesyllle.
Leave BcllAlro at 1902 M. for wOod,aOld and
summUfnell.
Leave DellGite al 4.SS p m. for woodSaold,
$3.50 D. IN. for ZAnOsyilIO, S,2b m, for WOO1lBell
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAlNS-on and after May 90, lsS6-ExPLA-
NATION or REVERENCE MARKS sDGily. tSunday
excepted. MONDAY excepted. Wheeling limo:
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aleru Aapertisen1smts.

WTANTRD-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w RRAL HOusewort Apply at No. Alley 4
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Gke Gwtey!lig&Hce&
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

lrIINn. NJ. VA, ooronEN !, lsS0.
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TOR SALE = THREE ACRES OF
ID ground At the foot Of York and Huron slA
voc oet / '''' E,E,z ZANE Proprietor.
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DEA THs.


HEss On Wednesday morning. in Columbia,
7 a. Jeremiah G Hess, aged 65 years.
Funeral services from his late residence, No.
s3s Cherry street, on Saturday afternoon, No.
vember 6th, at O'Clock.
GIBsoS.-in Hartford county. Nd of TYPHOID
dysente-y, on september l-th, ZeIla VI. Gibson,
IN the 18th year of her age.
Also. OF the same disease, on october .th. her
father, WIN. y. Gibson, in the 6lsJ yesT of his
age. Formerly of Lancaster county, Pa
GiLL.-Sovember ,, lSe5 Maria e. GIL.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her former residence,
No. 4is W est Chestnut street, on Saturday at 10
d. m. Intern. mt at Wood ward Hill cemetery.
KELLT.-In this city. on November S. 1885 Wal
ter Dennis Kelly. aged years months and %
days son of Henry and ha'e Kelly.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from his
parents residence, No. 32i West Walnut street.
on Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery. MS 2td
RICHARDs.-N ovember 5. less, In this city,
Luther Richards, In his 77th year.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No 20 south Prince street. on
Monday afternoon at 2oclock. Interlnent at
Lancaster cemetery.
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AtuussDPnts.

i Big BLyleJqas Company Tonight his
evening Ida siddons' large troupe of artists
will be in the opera house. There are very few
ifany stronger shows on the road at present
and there is no reason why they should not have
a large house. The burlesqGe opera entitled "A
Strike in the Harem" will be given, aud 1t VIII
serve to Introduce numerous speciality people,
including Jeppe and Fannie Delano, the won
derful Lamonts, and others. The show winds
up with an Ama.onian march by handsome tt'
malps.
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Another Harnde of Rnx.

The Republican boys OF this city held Q
parade Thursday evening In honor OF beavers 8
election. They formed at North Queen aud
Chestnut streets and, headed by the Liberty
band, marched all over town. Strange to say
that Notwithstanding the recent victory this
parade was not as large AS the one that the
democratic boys held on Monday evening.
Tne usual banners were carried and there
was some fireworks. A boy was arrested
because II was alleged that he had made an
ASSAULT on some in the parade. This could
not be shown before the mayor this tnorninS
and he WAS discharged.
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MAkh kTS.


NEW YORK Nov. o-Wall street, l30 ?. N
dull at u slkd4 IS Governments we're firm :
Currency e's, o. % bid As coupe, tl2ssS bid
tk's coups, lllh bid
The stock market this morning opened
heavy and weak, with a brisk selling. said to be
for London and Chicago parties, and during the
nrst fifteen or twenty minutes OF business prices
dropped = to ~ per cent After the first call, a
buying movement in jersey Central, Consolida-
ted Ges, e {. e. 4 |. and Oregon Transcontnen-
tai caused nrner tone, and the stocks men
toned advanced from 70 ~ per cent from the
opening ngnres, while the others went up frac-
tionally. Since midday raid an the coal shares
has caused the market to become irregular and
feverish,
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floor, and the salesroom 10 be ON the fest door,
the nrm 10 confue themselves largely 20 sales
of goods Of their own manufacture. They Will
pay especial attention 10 the Lancaster shoe,
which has already won such an eDvisble reputa-
uon, and meanwhile, in order to get ready tor
this, Mr. John Hemens will positively sell his
entire present stock at sacrifice, as no old
stock will be carried over to the new enterprise.
We espectfully call the attention of those In
want of shoes to the advertisement of MI.
Hismen: In another column.
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sent TO IN, Bou.. a, R.,,..

Charles Grastf was before the judges this
afternoon, on the charge of being beyond the
control OF his mother. The testimony
showed that he was bad boy and the court
committed MIN to the House of Refuge,
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h. Z. Demuth returned home on Thursday
evening, after two days fishing trip along
the Susquehsnna. He brought with him 50
large bass IL was the finest lot OF tish
brought to the city this season.
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Annie NJ Brock, who is not living with her
husband, sued out a writ OF hsbsas oorpns
this afternoon TO get the custody of two of
~. cnilofen who she alleges are kept away
rom Der. The court viii hear the case oi,
Monday at 2 O'clock. w
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Now n nNau.nansr Man

~. M H. Williamson, late manager for
refris bros, the Wilmington directory puh.
nsners has severed his connection with thst
ION, Del, NoraiRg Ne,cs.
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Hs, proved MOST REMARKABLE Success.
sPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

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Beaded Dress Fronts. Toc, tl 81. 81 co. etc.
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The Young women's Christian Temperance
Union viii meet to morrow Saturday evening,
at the residence OF Mrs. James Black, North
Duke street, At hslf-past O'Clock. All WORKER rs
IN the temperance cause are invited to attend
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HAVANA CIGARS AsKLEY -
1 new brands. {" Amorita and "Doao sole
clear Havana Cigars the boss &C. and 10
Cigar In The market Try them
hAhhLhl's, " elbow Front"
tEormeriy Hsrtman'sl SNoo'
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Mr.. ]. Dinsn, of Williamsport, was defeat
Cd along with the other two Republicans for
me legislature. lie Was a member OF the last
legislature
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MARRIAGES..

BAusNAN-sHrRk.-On on Thursday. November 4,
ls at the residence of the bride, by the orot her
ltd.
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