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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08

bat the deeds If the heroic dead Who
fell beneath the C.,nssder~ss ban
ners are bl' x"ned % brightly and 40
high In the ~ortd's sscoxpi ioa ths,
all the malice north Of The MARYLAND
line 10 powefless to reach Them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
A GARD.

10 weak nervous and debilirated men
senering from the errors and iudiscre,ions
OF youth, Early Decay, Lost Manhood, v ar
icocele, etc we will send . remedy guar
sn.eed to affect q speedy cure. This grew
restorative was discovered by an emine,e
London physician whose lite work was INTO
voted TO suffering humanity in the hospid.
o, the worlds great metropolis, and wiltls
cneerfolly sent to the unfortunate Slab.
now. Address, The Acton Medical eCp
washington, d. O. (Sole Agents forIuA-
me'ica') Oct. 1s. 'S-y,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOTICE

Having resigned my position ss Princi,s
OF the ID. Il d. h B. Inst. I have resume
ihe practice of law in Romney. All bust
cess placed 10 my hands shall receive promp
attention. n. r. GII.KESON
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes.

Nor CT hssy lot, ..,s n
en-
o theeof
--S--'N.e 'ss'9oe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Our 9rp Guods ind dress


hmm
design quality and let bead Wv" IN
bats and have exceed quantity quality and stv
Our Boot and Shoe department. leading brands
the markets Afford and for Durability ye
they are cheap, they good, they nobby.
Our clothing department s loaded down the
times, price and quality to suit purchaser
Our Grocery line lie full, but are
Our Queenswares npoue paterna
complete throughout from the bert imported the
ware made, including line Of fancy Bohemian English and
French coors Our hardware depaytnent @ oid 81
leading Of the best goods call for what you will
DC pleased will permit give prices but come
and examine stock you will be pleased buy Ali kinds If
country produce taken exchange for goods which the Highest
market price will be allowed again cordially invite ai 90
come and goods - - ="
Romney, Oct. 20, ga T. =. ROROaaOM n anu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
ELWoOD HOUsER,

-DEALER IN
Stati onerv, Cigars. Tobacco, Novels, Maya.
sines, &C., &C.
Main st. Kinney, W. Va.
~ Subscriptions received for any paper
the United States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Notice! Notice!

Come one, Come ALL both high and low rich and Door
and the bargains
CHEAP STORE in ROMNEY, W.
ME glad 10 notify the good
w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08

PEABODY INSURANCE CO.,
WHEELING w. VA,
ENSURES against loss by Fire and Light
i ming. Rates reasonable Losses prompt
and satismethrily adjusted. The leading
Co. In West Va.
CHARLES N. BIETT, Agent,
Aug 3. North River Mills, W. Va.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20
srArE sIFrINGs.

The citizens of Waterville have or
ganized board Of trade.
The lion for street railway arrived
In Vancouver on Sunday.
A chamber of commerce Is being or
ganized at Port Townsend.
A company with a capital OF $1,000
has been organized 10 build and con-
duct ar academy at Latah.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company has force OF men engaged
in fencing their track between Pendie-
ton and Waila Walia.
The Yakima farmers are going to
determine by actual experiment
whether sagebrush land is suitable for
the production of sugar beeis or not.
Appointments of new ministers by
the Presbytery of Washington are as
fellows: T. ] Metiuire, Second church,
Tacoma: s. c. Head Yakima: T. ]
Glenn, Aberdeen; A. II. Laekey. Sum
ner; A e. Boyd. la Camas: BENJAMIN
Parsons. Necond church. Seattle; r..
Fruiht. with the Germans in Clarke
county.
The fftti annual meeting OF the
. Puget Sound Chautauqua Assembly
will convene on Nashon island, be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma, July Is,
lssa. The themes are TO be along the
line OF science and literature. temper
aIsce and morals Able lecturers and
instructors have been secured and
everything seems 10 point 10 success
fli gathering.
King county. in which Seattle is sit
uated. shows an assessed valuation of
property. si5.0iS, Tas. Pierce county.
the county seat of which is Tacoma,
shows sli,f'2l ,ss2. and Spokane county
s. .2l2 ,ss9. OF the thirty -four counties
( In the territory thirty-one show an i'm
( crease in accessible valuation of tax
ahle property, two s. decrease and a
new county, okanogan. appears IN the
/ lis for the 1}TSt time.
r. $. Garfield. whose place IS on the
northeast diagonal road, about five
Z miles from town, exhibited one OF the
+ freaks of nature tho other day, SIS
among the wonderful products of his
ranch. IL was - newly-hatchei
chicken. having tao bills, three eyes.
tao tongues and two combs. The
j possession Of So many members was
probably mere than the little thing
could stand, a. it Gia not live 10 cackle.
& 49, - akssas ftsssfFfg
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oar stat. ss1t L..

Washington tsyFstory. says the saa
Frascisee tafVssels. i fifty times
greater than Rhoae Island. auss il ex.
seeds ia AREA Vermont, New nslas.
shire. Cunneeticat. Rhode Island.
Massachusetts,, Delaware and Mary
land combined. and il IL onIy a .lueS-
Flnn ~ time when. in conimen with
al fAciae Sssass states. Ia viii he pess.
plesl liSe ohio. New YeFk sna NsssA
eh0setts. fhe gsasoa that tkss mag.
nsIseeslt sists9ala has been "a slowly
settled tgp a1ld i BOA ~ spArcely nap.
Glatesi : asgFshatad IL rs iS0lAtioss.
Twenty years ago the territory was
more Inaccessible. AHa was generally
S0uSsslevesi ltSs desirable tAan i Alaska
sss-das. This Pennsylvania al the
West aS the neA state has hxva
esisest, without exea mAa cxageeFa.
toa has nos Only ia rs keeping an the
tFxaSafe that mssss i'enHs sfsatiA gl1.ts
htat she has zlse 4 naaSnafleesiE eslsss
iise EseT eegltuerce. igs bitch i iuessssx.!
The great hsFhoy II the Faeise coast
Fsgsg ssaaad, Ghege she uAvseS and
marine gleets ~ the world w0alst Gas.
ample aaa ssfc refuge. Ana psgstx IL
sssNsss for al faAnraxNrs.
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sSouoMIsu pRospERiSG.
s,sssen = Post Propose 20 Erect a
MIL.

sSssaHoaisB. April - TSs special
trains came ia this week, bringing ii1e
railroad officials on each occasion.
Work has been resumed. 10 some
extent. ON the road north of Snoho,
fnish.
Joseph plaskett. OF this city, has
lately heen offered $1,000 for his tract
OF land lying on the river bank. bali
milo east al town, by Sietson & Post,
uf Seattle, who propose to erect Il
large Sawnsili thereon.
snehomish will ceishrate the Sash O:
April. On Aonday evening the prin.
espal citizens IT the community met
en- naasSe at the NJ. r. Church. and
after eiecsing Mr. J. c. Denny chair.
man. all the necessary preliminary
arrangements. s8eh as the appoint.
ment uf committees and a general
ontiaying OF the work. we're made.
The programme committee Was made
the executive committee subject Ia j
call. after which the meesing ad
louEncd
Architects A. II. Eddy and J $.
White are rapidly pushing the can-
ssrusflon of the T1eN buildings for J
H. oals and A. NJ. Black man, ua
front street TIE tg0 structures are
large and ornamental ana add much
60 the appearance ri Front street.
The lsaaies Adj Ssseixsy gave ths
9th 81 a series uf SooialS at the rsss
deRce at Mr.. ana Mrs. A. pr0eiua, 0a
/ "Wednesday ssef1Ssr which was yvry
sntsyFa ABS sac sasess .as 81 every
psrtleUIze,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20

sAS FRANCISCO PRoDuCE MARKET.
sax FRANCISCO. April I9.-Wheat-Quiei
aud nominal, aad is quoted at 81. 26l4.
Barley-sseadier; more inclination "a
buy: NO. feed, 67i s9asss4c.
Oats Stocks sre iarge, but the impress
sion is that prices have touched bottom
and thar an Improvement must develop
shortly. Il is reported that there is q fair
/ amount of wholesale buying for specuia
ton. Choice feed. sio2i9tal.0 5: No. 1. 81:
lower grades. s0oe9se.
Hops-No business.
Potatoes Old generally neglected
choice, Burbankx being almost the only
description In demand. Peerless, 5oei0c
Burbankss s5esa<1: Garnet Chilli, 35tGioc
Early Rose, 2Na3oc.
Butter-steaaier: fancy, 17Giso; good to
choice, ls(alGc.
Eggs-Dcmand better; California ranch
/ lsa2Dc: store lots. lSGi7c.
wheat-Easier; buyer 1889, sl.ss.
Barley--Lower; buyer iss9, slssc: buyer
/ tais season, t6ssc.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
/ CHICAGO, April 1s.-cattle- Receipts
600; steadfer: beeyes, 81 2Sd43s. steers
/ s3.23654 10; stockers and feeders. s.. I0G3 40
Texas steers. s3tg3s 50.
Hogs Receipts. IA.ooo: steady mixed
s. .soSe4-s2'z: heavy, sf7Oe4.s2is; light
Receipts. 400; steady; natives
$50; Texas. $5.50e4.
THE WOOL MARKETs.
Bosros, April Bit has been dull in the
/ wool market this week. Prices have moi
been materially changed, but tendency L
| IN favor OF buyers. Fine territory wool Il
inquired for at 60c. Clean Texas. Califor
[ MIA aud Oregon woods are dull.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1g.-Wool is quie
and prices are unchanged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20
"A HIGH LICENSE MOVE.
Health Commission Appointed
Purer Water Needed.

roKr TowEsKsr. April is.--At the city
councsl meeting tonight Councilman Star.
rett introduced q resolution asking for the
passage OF an ordinance fixing the license
On saloons II $500 per ~ nan.. The pres
CIT license Is tsH. An effort was made 70
Fus1i through sn ordinance TO this effect,
bat u failed. and the matter was referred
70 the Hcenee committee. 4 resolution
skiing for IN ordinance that saioous close
On Sundays WAS permanently tSbled IL /,
believed that higher license ordinances
will pass.
Mayor Learned appointed health com
mtEsion, consisting Of nf | ~ Harrison
health officer. Dr. H. e. Wilson aud DIR. 4
I. H<asy, They are O. examine lao and
Unte fan report on the beverage, drain
aEe aud water supply Of this city. This II
an attack Oh thu wafer now supplied 10 fhs
business portion 81 the eliy. and It 1.
thoaRhs that the outcome OF the health
c0sninissian's work win he % bring ga at
ample supply OF pure mountain water from;
= lake near the head 81 Discovery bay by 4
pipe iIne. q distance az nine mile.
The resignation OF Street Com missi0nei
William Hammond wss asked for ON af,
rount Of bis inatfenfiun 20 duty.
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nEAL ESTATE raAssYgEs-


V&&fE ASAt&FN8x
Ees, stare frsnssetsszs ffosn garssry !
fsss. III cate, are s. - So q There vsss
fled for record ysa.sssssF - deeds. ne eszn
ssaesIflons axgrsgsssng 80. lis.ss. as aver
are III sxH. FoEsowinz IL the Nss ~ flarn'
ishss ~ Dskorne. Tsempsr 4 Ca, sasErze
tors Of tile.
r. Tablet 10 Fred seeger, $ acres *
sxe s. to z RI. fssga
g. ]. Elesser - Pages S11nd Lap1 and
I5gSslopmeas c0FHpaurs lcts eza5 ,, DIX
Is. DENIM 4 Hnyt'z aid. 5sAsa
VI. ~ s'osse - 7 g TssnsoEs, q s sfss {.
bid 81. Degnyss ssfa sdd. ss7S
4. Dnprea 20 ]. ~ Williams. bsts i. 2
ard Z. liz /, Washington ADD. ykssssa.
Z. Ese~ets ~ r. A EaasEr7x. ie<s 70 and
II. TX :. I1enns & H0stss aid. ILL.,
]. J. Carheft 10 Peter Bssnafs. lots y
Il Enei, x. aanfofstss supplemental Plat g
ssTsaness. lots and AM e
X nf ~ Y of sec {, ~ ST. =, - aerea.
r. sffssky - gsEsa Asrpssy, - s. Dix
and ins 8. Blk -, Eentxki sd, $40
]. jones 10 ID Nils. 10 frsss square ~
Gee y. to ~. re, gs1o
j con- - b Martin. psrs u ]. y. coilias
deazxtsn claim, ~.
Coils donation claim, ".
J. A. Gould 90 TeFFesce Ta1r. pI-s=sz, II
suA IA and tsfs ~ Is. i1esnsiTe, BIB II.
Iofs 70 -. lssk /, Harrison Heigats at6
SO Go
fsssrge n0-fgeI to q. A. Taylor. lots 2 and
4. BIZ -. YeSssTss fret sdd. 81 slfsa
A. Anderson to 3 Il. Evans y IS feet q
lots and Z, blk s. Burke second sid $50
4. A. Tfvefs 70 II. :. t;<sDfe lot 2, ok Is
sefrerss aid 70 North seattle. SO.
IN EfHmege0n to J. II. smith. lots y
ard II. blk y. Pleasant VALLEY add. siao.
II Fowler 70 steven DuheeE, 5 acres Ia sec
5. % .. = 4. 5ze
&C. Craas & VIZ A Dieker 10 A.
Refs. lots and 10. blk 4. Crane 4 Dsckey'
add to Kirkland. 500
Broadway Improvement co. 10 W. q
Cagne. lots and 10, bfz Z. Highland add
<3f5
wv. Meesea 70 II. II. AEaes. .ot !. blk II
EIgei0. ssid. $500.
r. ~ Wbit.orta ID II. III Aues. lots =
i ineIusise. blk 8. Cansl add, ksuoi
j. W Emmefsen 10 III. HiekltBg. lots i
and 20. biz Q, Pleasant Waller add. $40.
=, White 20 Dan MeEaehson, lot IL. Bib
m, sanders Esst add, $50.
A. Mseklniexh ~ y. =, Nhiiwofths lots
and 3. blk n. Beliss sixth add, S.
l.. s. I. Hunt 60 @. IL. Helibfon, part 10
6, sec 10. t. -. = ., $40
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busy WALLA WALLas
Ysupe I.sdy's Hat Fired ~ Cigar
Lighter.

WAiIA MALTA. April i9.--Ths hotels and
eeainx houses. without exception. are
poskeA 20 their full sspAeity. Among the
lxndes eli except the bfsekmasous are
basy, aud they also would BE- II the mate
riai nas ct hand. skilled labor OF All kinds
q IN constant demand and the cali for nn.
skilled labor l. better than heretofore. The
utockyaSd reports large demand for
Wh1le Waiia beef from both Portland and
fugef sound points. Shipments Of sfasl-
I'D cattle have been Of daily occurrence.
Hs3 exprsss companies report sh;puicnts
az vegefAblns during the week of 1900
rounds. OF the amount ? 600 pnunsEs IN be-
Ing sent to poinss along tho Northern Pa,
cil[c.
AtariOns accident. that came very near
pfoying serious. occurred st Tsyiar's vsri-
~ store yesterday. Miss Celia chiias and
LADY COM snson wers making some paf.
ehassa Miss ChilGs approached too near
cigar lighter and the trimmings upon
hof hal caught IRE. burning her hair and
&nok. 4 clerk immediately snatfhed q
Racket Of water from behind ths counter
and threw IL over the young lady and thus
sxtfnxut6hcd the nnsnes.
During the past menih over s.ess
STRANGERS have registered ~ the va-ioes
kptels here. hailing from all parts OF the
void.
Rumon hare bsen flying around 70 the
e1ect that another transcontinensai rail
Woy will pass through WAiia Haiia on ffs
way 10 the Pacific.
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A SPIRITED COUNCIL.
They Reject Hall site Purchased
by the Mayer.

foEsfAsn, April i9.--At specsal laeei.
Ina Of tie city ceaaeil to night Mayor Vas
u bclashmatt aud eoaneiimon had q
lively discussion on the subject uf eisy
hall sites. and some very warm words
we're exchanged Last week the rsayos
contaminated The purchase ~ half bloc !
IN the west end Of the town for site,
aud 10 night made a ieng speech asgins
the confirmation 81 his action. The cons
raftusa were unanimous ia their epfsaxi
ucn 70 the purchase. thinking Il luseeexsi
Die. 10 they rose up and sat down on fhs
mayer. Councilman Woodward. president
OF tue council. sxcitetiiy said that al the
epaRSs'iuen were men sad dtd uus Insend
" Gave TIER oasfs pulled By the uaasos.
After STORMY debate The may sts's aur.
ehsse was rejected and the bsssssins cora
tniltns vas Instructed "a break eronnd fsli
the tonssftiSsien Of city hall hnilssiug uu
VIC f3ssa block, owned Icy tAc csty, THIS
~ uohe 10 brsrk te&t ease into th4 courts
- ~ in dNuhf whethsr the city gaE
nntla GA the plssa. IL having heea sassussed
sef iisss onsy, fhe proposed city hat i
20 cost s1fa CO..
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The Tide BueninE Ia Gladstone.
Fall Mall Gazeife.


In 1886, by the detection of the Lib
eral lnIonists, the Liberals were in a
minority Of l0. Since isS7 tlaers has
been a series OF hy-elections which
show that alike IN town and country
north and south of the Tweed, the
balance OF party strength has reverted
60 the position of 1851. when we had a
majority of Ito In the house We are,
therefore, justified IA stating, net as a
matter of speculation. bar with as
much authority as can attach &c any
scientific calculation based en- long
series Of recorded facts that Il an APP
peal "a the country we're 10 De made
to-slay ne should have AZ least q naa-
ioFigy Of I0o I'm the next parliament.
That is not an id5e arithnAetieal Study
il il a scientific calculation, which Lord
Salisbury can verify AZ his leisure
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NORTHWES NEWS
fourteen Prisoners Stand
Up for Sentence.
: n.~. r,es.ss ns.s 1t Port Town
sepd-r.rsiasa Council Re-
h.9s she MAJOR

= -. Anr.l f9s--Jhls WA sentence
- - 9, - dsxtdes cosr:, and the eoslss-
-. - cserded. Fonrsecn cor sasAs
sse,ox np Is fusn befese sasise Asisn si.a
1870 severe scnteae<f. VARYING ispza
- i, <ielsf ytsrs 10 ths penatss''zsy g
80. Ua1]x The seDtsnees Ne's re-
49, s.dl esressly. Some Of the prison
- 1900 David Eennla. hsshs.T rob
49, -, - rIrl,t ysssx e. bayf lsfspTs FrxDk
- "a faafses Emefsgas bsTgissy. ssx
s ~ = seu years respectively a. hard lNts,F
SSf<5<k Wet<5, bsfd isfDs. stsht ysAls s.
1Srlo R0eesfA. fosgsfy. iwe sh1 80 $3.50 80.
,sssrss &c .Hnrk5ey gnngs JosE II. Aysa
~ fdkn Yafssef. who pleased euiitJ,
- efves eight ard ssDe Tt sss fsstsset
t.<5x FRA Marin GSenE, John Brady Jon 9
-g.s, 1sss1ez Rogers. JG1sn Goufars AL
s.E~ Srr<tn eeysn yeafx each. This nEts
- fSt pfseeners fxDee fsusa - year,. lse
- 81 Thomas Eofnsfss toe sass g -
ISff5ey gang, wssose sessIeEeS wAs 81
fe7re1 b eecssunf OF his yenla. = "a 49,. =
-svsff was fsnesl HOO and sent 20 iAsi Tor
RI r6oxlhs for refl. larceny
fi5<n b. Mason hopzhx @inase Npffn %
fe1d Sd North Yakima t9rday.
lolsu NrkeN.y. treasurer OF tisI J0Afref.
sSrrs Plneteferx PTofeesIy e and E*nes9setss
0ocfe;y. u being sEka 70 rstUs<s $780,
SEIch Il IS claimed BE has failed 10 fufa
ss1f. naynr DFam was among etssfs as 30
1sTe stesxiss 70 owe AcKenty. whe Hers
nenlnkeed.
n ooa1f affecting 81 civil suits Ia stss-
3sSfs c0(1f:s Has raised IN Tie ease Of tie
9in6ers hank asainst X. J. EFssas % re-
01yes on $50 profsissory note ~ Aii0f.
- Ii ". Taylor ia Justice Beais egssfI
7Eis afternoon. He eontended shat nefiees
- Oh complaint in . civil seztoa.
mutt be Issued ia the name 81 TIE utica
1f6fen. = The notices Ia controversy Dad
- been The court lsks the point isiaass
0ous5defatson-
FSulmseter Westherrsds house wks
heoSen tuto last night b. burglars ana az
jney GOT was bie- They we're frightened
Cksr:es s. Pinmmer. q New York drum.
mer. had i Tacoma hotel waller named
I0tcss !. Montague arrested after bfrsk
1T slIis morning for Messing hirss The
a1Hcfcafion grew 10 warn that Montague
noiened and PiHumer was afraid Mon.
51nae would hurt hifa. He went nsst All
G3Ilo1 IL the police Montague was dis
S6nrxod when he assured The court thai
y N0uld not iDjusc the druMfaef 1sse
l0tfer circuiates card reading ~ follows
sEhafief 81 PIummer. osiy . drummer.
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A spicy story

The Wateryille Eapift publishes
something ia the nature Of sense
iion. II seegis that a highly l,ectea
citizen ef that town who Is a lawver
and also a deacon vas shoat Ia marry
one of the village bellies when the
startling report came trosE Illinois that
he was claimed as she husband of 4
woman NAMED Pepper and the parent
ef a lot % little Peppers Bradley Is
the name he has been known by in
Waiervllle The marriage viii hss
postponed Til il + proven that ne is
not PEPPER. IL he Is Pepper the fam
liz in Illinois viii no doubt make il
hot FOR him. on the whole il may be
called q somewhat spicy story.
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feEra-Asis. April II - y has lass earae "a
Axhs mat the nvs ehsStsr gsassea Is sas
ely ~ TIE last legislature was doeseFea :,
thst the police ssaEaua ssssgsssSrs fsNw Id
eisse Will held cgsseS Anti, their sasssesxags
Are elected ana qualified fae ofessSlan
SSahshk oue tsAttF~ eosn ssssssnssrz 10 *
elexssd annually wxS stst,sSss, an. "a -
charter makes no saeesss,sa 81 h,.s. 49, -.
tsssnsntsSsoness shall ~ chSsssa. Tao sf!z.
cntsfs has raised 8 eaamossan is E>osttsesl
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TOWNSEND nuslpIsa er.
Aste.oee Church % he Constructed
There

Fosf TosSsgSn. APRIL ts.--cast, n. :
hceehsf. ex sreeiHl aSvAs ~ tha sreasaF,
department, has bought eas The ruFs Tesn
seaa transportation Campsav, aai viii e
ossk 70 BIS old business Of stsHnassa atsnE
ne VIII take charge cE the sssalnug lihay
now plying between here aai Mhaicoa,
calling At various Islands. sra win In
crssss Tue service IS Trade iassihes Il.
ING fFssssfeEsan church has axseAttess n
unssa aew hausr of worship ca ste sfts
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