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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
FOR comfort md durability, wear our
celebrated csc fast back nnd c0lOred
Half Hose. {. HESS l. SONS,
1924 and 1924 Market Street.

IF you cannot SEQ and need speciHclcs
you should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. CRUDE.
JeWeler and Uptician,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Strccte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
An Aromatic Fragrance

Is impaired to the mouth by the use OF
sozoDoST. tits beyond doubt the clean.
est, purest and best wash ever offered to
the public. SosoDoSr and comfort are
synonyms. 1t cleanses the cavities in
the enamel Of the teeth. Mwraw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

OF health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature 10 etlectually cleanse the system
when costlve or bilious. For sale in a1c
and 81 60 bottles by all leading druggists.
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House, by home talent. Everything is
ready 10 present a beautiful drama in a
perfect manner. A full dress rehearsal
was given Saturday night and the result
was more than satisfactory to those who
have the affair in charge. Seats arc going
oil rapidly at Houses Music Store, and
those who desire to attend should lose
no time In securing them at once.
The Opera House orchestra will fur.
nish the music ut each performance.
The cast In full is given below:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
DEATH Of u Former Wheeling MINI.

Mr.. Henry Cans, formerly Of this city,
late Of Greensboro, KY, died there Inst
Thursday. His wife and Mrs. r. G..
Moflat, Of this city, were sisters, and the
family had many friends here who will
be sincerely sorry to hear OF Mr.. Gans's
death. lie died OF pneumonia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
Marble md ErnnIt.

:, II ,you intend erecting q Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any Find
ana want II arst.elass work and low prices
call at Office Of l. A. Moore, second tloo,,
3lcLaln's Building, 1905 Markat atsn ov.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
+. G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
L. V. BLoSD's, Sole Agent.

we are Sole Agents for the ], j.
Badollet \ Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
deslringa line movement should come
and see us. WHEAT & HANcuEn,
1881 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

cindefs and ashes. Tho stone work will
be commenced this week, and a switch
Is being put IN to run out stone. The
main track will DO laid between the
Whitaker mill and the stone wall under
process OF construction. 's1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

4 W. G. T. U. Convention Over tho River. Z.
= The second annual convention Of the
Ninth Ohio District Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will open In the
Kirkwood / Methodist church Wednes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
FROM THE RIVER.

t'onary, Weather clear and warm. ''''
BROWNSVILLE Pa, juno s.-RIver 4 too. /,
inches. Weather clear. Thermometer 7Sat 4
p. III. - - 49, - a.
MohdAsrowN. ". VA, juno s.-Riycr icet
~. ih ~ and falling. Weather clear. Thermomc.
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Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June S.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair, warmer; variable winds.
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STONE & THOMAS.
Gbe Sutelliotnfer.
DnIce Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth, Street.


Now Advertisements, ...
Stockholders Mcc!lng-odd FGllows' Hall AS.
ISOLATION.
Fowler's Patent Fly Fans-Scsbitt 4 Bro.
stuckhoiicrs aecttng-AEisnn Glass Co.
Hayilhn IS Chlua-Ewiug Bros.
Proposals-W. r. Milche !.
To The Retail Trate-W. II. Egcrter.
llali.pricc-GCo. ii. Shook 4 CO. Fourth
Fugc.
Adjsurned--T Trustees sale-W.J. W. Cowlen,
Trustee.
A sta,cmcnt-Ameriea Steam Boiler Iusur.
ance Co, OF New lUrk-Fourth Page.
Carpets, China and Observation-Disclosures
instaiment co.-fourth Page.
Wauted-A Young Van. .A-..
TO the publlc-W. II. EGerter-Fourth Page.
Wedding GIfts-I. G. Dillon & Co.-Fouf,h
PAGE CO..
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WAR MEMORIES REVIVED


WILL undoubt Q dly
be a crowded house
present this evening
to witness the first
production Of "The
Dru m me.r Boy OF
Shiloh" at tho Opera
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six
tenth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty's
Old Rye Whisky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

The Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

HAVE your Watches regulated with
our chronometer, which you will at all
times find in our window. !. :.
ia, WHEAT 4 HAScnER,
81 gg,.sS 1881 Market street,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
A Nan -i,h Ir.n N.r,..

An exceedingly cheeky thief made his
appearance In Boston one day recently.
lie was dressed IT, oyeralls. lie went
into the Office - life insurance com.
pany and. while whis,ling one of the
latest tune. began "a un-crew from the
wall Of toilet nom on the fourth fioof
a mirror valued at about teO. Fully
twenty occupants u the building sa~
the man at work. and everybody thought
he had tscn hired either 20 repair the
glas. or clean Il. They did not suspect
anything was wrong until after be left.
Then II vas learned be was thief. lie
walked down the four flights of stair
and left boy means of the front door.-
Philadelphia Ledger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

bat the time. have changed. John 10
no longer the good guinea pig that he
was The entcrprising Mr. Cook has
arisen with his personally conducted
tours, and been followed by many imi-
taiors. all anxious 20 give you the max.
imum of sight seeing a, the minimum
~ cost.
AZ first these firms were only patron
iEed by the city clerk clas< Unable 10
speak foreign languages. but anxious to
make the most ~ hi. annual fortnights
holiday. the clerk put himself under the
carr ~ one % those lightning conduct.
ors who. for n consideration ~ eight or
ten pounds. lodg~i him. fcd him. spoke
for him. and whirled him through
Europe Ia les time than u takes 10 90
London tolcnbly.
but now. IeOple Who would not think
% going With this nook u gapers. pur.
cha-~ Casks coupons and obtain hotel
accommodation la any foreign town for
about two thirds - the usual cost The
continent 1. oysrrun with English tour.
isis. whose object !. 20 do the thing
chesply.
Tho French hotel keeper % today
keeps his smilss and his bsst bow for the
American. and the Russians. and shows
his disapproyal - the Coosists by s-nd-
ing them To his top noors, scarcely an
enjoyable elevation In land where the
elevator u a. Yet rare luxury.
Poor fellowi is ii any wonder II. find.
ing that be u not wanted. be- takes his
little revenge 10y shutting hi eyes to all
that l. admirable. and doing hi. bsst 10
confirm IN his mind all the absurd preju.
dic.- he sst out WITH
How be- has managed this. you may
dnd out " you care to question him On
hi. return a. to what be has sen
Has be passed a day OF two among tho
treasure. Of Cluny or the Gobclins' la.
he done morr than walk through tho
Louvrcl Has he made acquaintance
with the Sorlonne and the College %
France and what gocs on therci Has hs
ever ben. on Sunday. In som. - tho
churches. and sc.n for himself that
French churches are not, Ike thu
Engii,h ones. full only from eleven to
half past twclyc. bat thrOnged from sir
O'Clock In the morning to one In the
afterpoon by crowd whose feryor is
second % that - M other church gocr.l
Oh. dear. no! Catch John In a church
on the continent
Then where has be- passed his timel
look over hi, shoulder the fir-t time
he writes l,ttsr "a an intimate friend
on arriving at home
"DEAE Boy have just returned
from the continent ! Will postpone giv.
ing you details until We NEE, In private.
All I can say now il that thank God
vas born an Englishman.-
ritE INn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

doors di.creetly lined Ia hide the scarcity
of looks, and the presence of q cigar
bos filed with penny productions from
the French government manufactures.
and also. maybe. a whisky bottle, the
little fraud Il a harmless one. pathetic
rather than amusing.
let NJ not b-grudge this poor. shabby.
honorable gentleman. Who kcsI= up
such a brave face a. the world and pre-
tends he enjoys his enforced cbeesspar-
ing-let "a. not bcgrudge him that hour
With his cigar AMI hi. ''toddy:- u 10 his
on. little solaco in an existence as hare
a. tho l-pokshelyes.
Az, the whole thing Is paihstic-tho
dining table. with it, wealth u he'lge
flower. and doarth ~ bcef and mutton.
PcrhaTs. u 1. lun,h time. and there arv
fruit and chec-e for all fare; or. u may
b.. the family are al dinner. and the
master !. carefully helping the trout hs
caught this morning. or dissccting harr,
with due regard Ia to-moro~s Gro
qus,ies. There. behind his chair. stands
the COOL Breton servant who wait. on
them. doing her bc.i Ia keep from smil.
Ing at the solsmnity With which thee
English people eat
By AMI by. la the drawing room,
friends will drUp In. and all will play at
life Ia Ilclgrayia and Mayfair. The -
ciety papers come from London rcgu.
larly every week. and supply the convcr.
sation With topics. You hcar the little
scandal. ~ the day In London com
menied upon. 90 running accompani.
msnt ~ "Nou don't Gy az who
would have thought III etc. The latest
l.DudOlr secrets and London club gossip
ar, told With many q "Thi. is entire
nous, YOU Know Or. II shouldn't Ike
Il o. h. r,p,ai.,l. no. not for the world,
you understand" To hear them, you
would imagine they we're all intimate
friends % every member % the Guelph
family resident In England. They spsak
Of the Prince aud Princes. of Wales a.
thry would - their next door nsighbor,
anil nobody - worth mentioning who l.
not az least a bafonet.
These English I-oople are all siaunch
Conservatives
Nov AMI then there Is little farewell
gathering. Some one has died over
there In England. and some one here l.
the l--,ter oG for IL. And then there are
sad little Iariing.. and ~istful eyes
watch the departure of the lucky fellow
Who l. gulng hack o. resume his place Ia
the delightful whih 81 London life.
while the r,st must rIs,icaie and rust
until a similar pieces of luck bofalls them.
Puor. reduced John Built Tho sun
never st. On his d0minions. u u true.
bat his own particular star is no, la the
a-'-n,lant yet ~ be goes on playing
his little comedy. th0ugh every body s.cs
thruugh ii. gcts What consolation he
may out - the -pcisty - hi. companions
In exile. AMI tile lOcal mobility Who arr
Kind enough to opcn their houses to him
and pat him az" at their club The
l.purgrois call him ''goilam." bat has a
lurking rysTsct Tor him The shop
keeper oyefuhafgvs him. bat thosa Eng.
lish people have the reputation of iiilting
wiih A. little ceremony asthe rocks. and
th0.- - them who pay must pay Tor
thos- who do not
"Que youlez.yous' On the whole. IL 1.
not such bad life. says John 10 him
III. and the children are picking up
the accent w0ndcrfully."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The oil method of "heavins the Lead"
VA. a cumbrous aud often unreliAh.s
process. which occupied considerable
time. and could only L. performed when
the ,s-s..l was brought 10 90 going At .
very modsrate sp~~i. With Sir William
Thomson's improved sounding machins
the depth can H. accurately found sith
little trouble and without altering the
sp.cd ~ the vessel. A line % soundings
can b. taken with great ease and the
ships plac, h. made known by oompari.
son with the chart long before she comes
near to any dangerous position. fcf
steamships going at great -p-od' and
especially when nearing land. the u-. Of
this machine u absolutely indispensable.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
a Dog That s1ss.

TIL. rccalls the story u the grey.
hound, whoss master was an erpsrt bi-
cyclist. and Was accustomed % run down
hill. With hi- legs tucked up on the ma.
chine. The greyhound. speedy and
highly intelligent creature, Away. .-sm-
"a b. take extreme pleasure In ,hi. feat,
and one day. to hi. masters sstonish.
mrn,. suddenly drew all his leg. under
him AMI sho, past the bicycle At an sls-
vation - some i've feet from the ground.
Three times only. In ths courss of long
descent. he Just touched the groani With
hi. left hind foot. and met hi. master n
the foot of the hill with frisss and
bounds. having Travelled nearly three
hundred yards In the air, II 1. curious
fact. bat the chronicle asssrts that. on
the death of this dog. elementary wings
were found on hi. shoulder blad~-, which
seems o. indicate that he had . natural
prcdilcction for flying. London nmes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

lgnatius Donnelly sometimes tells this
anecdOte from the platform: An old
farmer In the -outh Was taking hi. first
trip on a railway train. The equipmeni
was poor and the road was rough and In
bad condition. ~ that the train made poos
time. Suddenly the engine ~hlstled.
What's the natter asked the farmer.
anxiously. "Oh. aid a fellow pas
senger, "thsr, are some cows GA the
track aud they are ~histling to scare
them oil. The train ran along ''o~ly .
few miles farther. when the whistle
sounded again. The farme. suddenly
started and then exclaimed; "Blowed II
We haven't ketcbed up with them cows
again"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Tn. Coo, .f r,.,.s s....,,,.s..

One 81 the managers Of a biz eastern
uniting mill has made calculation that
he shoestring- % . working girl viii
,ome united on the average three times
per diem. and that girl will lose about
~ seconds every time she stoops To ret'e
them. Mo-t Of the employe. have two
feet. - this entails n los Of 300 seconds
every day foe each girl. There are about
900 girl. employed In thi. factory. and
therefore the gentleman finds that a.
so. 900 seconds are wasted In the course
of a year. which time. at the average
rate of wages. !. worth set3.i's Orders
have accordingly leen issued that girls
must wear only bu,toned shoes OF con-
gre.s CATERS under penalty of discharge.
Detroit Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

rHt bflt"Att>'
Herr I. a list of the men Who named
the county ticket:
Albany.-George ". lIcekler, Fremont
knceland.
Andoyer.-iIenry u. Cu.hmin, John
Akers. samuel T.. Clark.
Bethel.- John VI. Phllbrook. \. W.
Bean, II. VI. Grover, L.. u. Barker, j. U.
purington.
Brownfleld.-w. u. stickney, Hiram
Gatchell. j. l.. frink.
Burkfi.ld.-William II. Atwood, thss.
n. Berry, Merritt Parsons.
BVron. ~. Reed.
Canton.-Charles n. Gilbert, Honelio
4. Barrows, \. Delano.
Denmark.-A. y. bradbury, George o.
Allen. .
Dixhrld.-IIenry q. stanley, william
m. Tainier, Frank stanley.
FTyeburg. "A. l.. Gordon, i. =. Mcin'
tire. VI. VI. smart, Z. l.. Eastman.
GiIead.-George Burnhsm.
Grafton.-l,ufu. farrar, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures u. Rand, Horace
a. Berry.
UlnoNtf.-fsuNnuf u. Euh.
Hartford. Irish, ID. %. Cor
li.s. Cleon :. Osgcod.
IIebron.-Charles II. George, Horatio
4. Cushman. :,
Hiram. - Almon Young, Marshall
Spring, Henry n. Burbank =.
Loyell.-IIenry q. Walker. Cyrus n
Chapman, J. l.. Parker.
Mason.--J. Hastings Besn.
Mexico.-rrank II. leavitt.
Newry.--Ie,i II. Paine.
Norway.-A. y. Andrews, y. n. Iraf'
ton. r.. y. smith, q. y. Partridge, Chas
n. whitman. ThSd. Cross.
Oxford. = Sllas n. Wright, Harry
White, w. y. Caldwell, I'd Parrott.
Psris.-IIerriek &. Davis, Charles w
Bowke Caleb Fuller, \. N. King. VIM
c. stearns, Gnnall Stuart, j. W. hams
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Tvs Asi,ss lDaye

Governor Braver wisely designated two
Arbor days this year. April II and %.
Pennsylvania Is such large state that
the advance u the s-ason Is not the same
In all portions In sotne sections the
tirt named date IL much too early. and
these can tax. advantage Of the second.
One or the other viii b- pretty certain TO
suit everywhere. and there should he .
more than ordinary Observance Of the
occasion. The planting throughout the
state has received q great imPetus within
the past few years. and. ~ there cannos
be too much Of II. should be urged on
with enthusiasm BY all.-Philadelph'a
pru~a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
R.rit, .f IN. C.fm.r.n,.

II seems rather strange that, while
skins and eggs Of the great aux are -
highly valued, the pubic rarely hear OF
Pallas' cormorant, the extinction OF
which In the North Pacific corresponds 10
that % the great aux In the North Allan.
tic. Only four specimens of Pallas' cor.
morant are known TO exist In museums:
no one possesses IT, eggs; and no bonss
were found or preserved until Mr.. Leon.
hard stejnegrr, u the Smithsonian insti-
tuition. was ~ fortunate sorue year. ago
- to rescue few Of them. Yet this bir
WAS the largest and handsomest OF its
tribe. New York Ledger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

A check for several thousand dollars.
sent 10 Pops Leo Kill from Newark. N.
J., has been returned through tbs rexu'
lar channels 70 the Newark bank, on
which Il was drawn. duly indorssd By
the pope. Ths handwriting is neat and
even. Ths check viii b kept - go
snis.-Brooklyn EAglA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The Insulating material Of the electric
light wires over the stage Of Vienna
theatre began to melt few nights ago.
and a shower of burning India rubber
fell upon the stage. There Was panic.
and 900 persons had rushed out before
II was auieted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Here is u pretty heavy thing In ord
nance. A gun has Just been fnished by
Krupp for the Russian government which
weighs iss tons. is 40 feet long and is y
feet In diameter In the widest part h
ell have n range of eleven miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

r-iS WEEK.
ws-irs-iar. tn-.lysnfy 1uuft- farts liiil -.
IA s.ius-tat. Hspahnraa Ouuuty tsutention,
Paris tltil. Tea
FtHralaF t..fnrnTursutrnt lNgFyisss, 10th
Fans nixt >Cta-sl, haFtisi shuryh, >oash
rars 49,
Tb.r-isg .s1a 80 ufrt.ssut CsuCsrt ~uuth iaris
uI.h = hlsii bY RaxEl-. >tryst Qaaftetis
- fisstra a..ist-l ~ ". l,snnsfls
Uu,raft.t nayfist rharrh, >"uih fansi
tN-srs uJsn az. ncgin HsFs
SEsr WEEK.
Tts-iav. Na.anic ENcur.isn D. luftlani a.
s..uupanissi b. Nar~ay hrNs. hani
Gars fr,san allssi on IS. Wet tLsthsl ani
gsti.sl sil3 Ls-ks's Mlu., 80
nryaut'. i'uni si IS We.t fsrisi slln
~.sntf Farts Nur~av, oNturl An'l
Nr.hanif Fau.. siea fur rsani tnp.
Tilkets s,-si for tias dsy uuly
Ts..l.s. 1asnu.snosu,snt tNsrsi-es 81 heefvn
Aoa.ismf a sfs ,,-,
F..s..f.r t.srsulrfifsHnsfIt tunurr ~ hehf"h
ao.lssny by iiaVari Vuaft.tte, froi
" = Ilaitls sh-rutisaist Ani .rnin'ef
Oryhs-tra. Nsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
. WOOD LOT +!

containing ak aeres, AMY VT. vi
xood.,i. within one and one hsii
mile. Of the village.
All OF the above property must os
.old Al once to close mp the estate ana
m ~ offered al great bargain. n
portion Of the parchsss money =" "a.
main on mortgage with the scu
saving. Hank. n desired. for ina,ns'
information apply at the store o! "'e"
.ri.,n A kenney, south Paris, Ne.
J. r. RICHARDSON, Assignee
south Paris, June 4, 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Ruralist t~bo has paid u 70 street
peddler for . tencent chainl-Police!
Peddler-what do yoa want nowi
RurAiist-I want the Kind of watch
thk chain dsssrvss.-Jswslsrs Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
". u. SkIIii>Ss.
4. Nou>G.
OgLANis lgisiI.

Hon. John T.. swa.~y ~ Canton va.
called for In an earnest manner.
Mr.. swss-y'. speech VA. one OF those
brilliant, eloquent pcroraiion. for which
he I. distinguished far and Vide aud
which canno, be appreciated without be-
lng heard. We much regret that cir
cum.tanc-. make Il impossible for "a. To
report Mr.. swa.ey'. speech In full. To
aiirmp, .ynop.i. oi !, In the brief time
before going to pres. would be- simply
to defac- Que oi the be.t political speech
e. that any convention la. ever had the
good fortune Ia listen Ia.
The convention adjourned after one OF
the mo., harmonious. meeting. that ever
convened la Oxford County, aud " the
feeling ~ the convention u any indIca-
ton IL the feeling and interest of the
party We may safely predict good he-
publican majority at the polls this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Dentist.

NH.W a.. NNiNh
.r.. sNsr - oarusr psafsr,h
H. r1Ha
o ,-.su. risi-. 90 o.. -arrau,s'i B. -
.... ...t. aai r,itl-r as.is
.....t.- f..-aais.-i is ever rartisaisT o'
F.-f,.fa- t.a.. q, rys.anabls rr'os'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Fer GsScrmer.
Edwin c. Bur|eigh.
or Augusta.
NELSON DiNGLEN. Jr.,


OF Lewiston.
isf ~~nsi.sf..
WAttsp rIrrN>gtt.t. - Eauafsr,i
itRlN E etlls. ~ nru~uashi.
Fsr Ch.rs - ,.ur,.
NIuEEr AUSTIN. - Parts
Fof Register - is-s.l..
lOiiN . srNNLtN, - raTi..
49, Essistsf - issi. Western pi.tr,,t'
THOMAS N,iNrtgE - rrysburg
~ tsauty TrvasarsS.
eIoUsC u ArwUhp. - Parts.
Fur Guuutf Cusauaisslrnff.
WILLIAM wufrNAR>n. - >sr-ay.
~ ~hrftr
iANIs T. rAEkEE. - ~,ons,.sla
80 toustr Attau.sy,
Epv AEp I, wNLATR. - t",sl
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uttT~ UiU-k sotru PARIS
r.... r.,tl. t..li Alsr risis.. uait iiuei
..... I...f.s tr..a.slI t'.strs aat ~.s.ii tsnsl
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