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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-15
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Geo. w. Bevis. an old ard w~el1.known
citizen OF Salem county, died Gu Saturday,
at his home near P~ennsgrovc, aged IS
years. He was, until recently, a member
of the County Board of Freeholders.
Nathan Thorn, an aged and respected
citizen Of our town, died at his home here
on Monday morn ing. Mr.. Thorn had been
engaged in the general store business for
many years past, and was a director of the
Woodstown National Bank. His is the
third death in the board OF directors of that
institution within the past seven months.
The many excellent qualities of the de-
ceased were familiar To all who knew him.
The funeral yesterday was largely attended,
interment being madei il Friends cemetery.
-o-
Any person wishing to purchase a good,
reliable watch, gold or silver, can't do
better than to call on White, the jeweler,
as he has made the watch business a spe-
cialty for several years. Yen will get the
full worth of your money every time.
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Il was our privilege again to attend
Divine service at the NJ. E. church in this
place Oh Sabbath morning, May 81. This
church has by FAR the largest membership
OF any church in Tie occasion was
set apart for the obser vance of the Euebar-
list. or Lords Supper, a sacrament COM
manded 10 be observed and one com mem-
orative Of the greatest event in all history.
and associated with The mystery of mans
eternal destiny. The morning was a
pheasant one, neither too hot or too cold.
All nature was beautiful with the foliage
of trees aud fragrant with the perfume of
blossoms. Everya here and in everything
was occasion for thanksgiving. All things
conspiFed to inspire a feeling Of devotion
10 the Giver Of all eoea. Aud yet of tie
number who said with the Psalmist, by
their presence. How atniable are thy
tabernacles, o Lord of hosts" We polied
THIRTY. eight OF the male gender, Including
choir and preacher. OF this al a
score or more were Scared with the battle
OF years, and their locks were white with
the frost of a half a century OF winters.
OF the adoiescent there were three in mum.
Der Who had not attained to their majority
These figures are a deplorable commentary
on the moral status of this place. II
righteousness exalteth "a natiOn,H and
''sin is u reproaeh TO any people" then the
devi. has a mortgage on this community
We hear a great deal Of raik nowadays
about moral tendency and the elevation o
moral sentiment, aud zealots are figuring
the fulilmcnt of prophecy aud the near
approach Of the millennium. However
this may be, one thing is certain, aud thai
is there has cot to be q stu9erdous mora
revolution ~hereaboats before these things
come 10 pass or Woodstosn will be count
cd cut in the general gloritication. W.
venture the assertion, and We think we az
" Thin reason, that the devil has more de
voices on our streets and in our question
able places at Low teelye on Sltufda,
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to make our classification, with this as
sufance on our part as a prick to their
Judgment, our eroaking is not the reflex
action Of a diseased liver. We are sound
and healthy in the chest however inuch We
may be stricken with cynanthropy Of the
head.
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TO Guide Assessors.

At a recent meeting Of the Slato Board
Of Taxation rules wero adopted Tor the
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-15

The following persons signed the
application of Samuel French,
Woodstown, for license. May term of
court, 1890:
Ewalt Richman, &c. M. Miller,
William Robbins, Frank.P Wallace,
b. Il. Waddingtop, John L. Hughes,
Michael 6arvey, John X. Deacon,
John Holmes, Nicholas Justice,
Il. ". Ausain, Geo. W. Barton,
Richard Costing, Frank w. Iredell.
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Expressman Reeves has a new wagon.
The light shower Of Monday scarcely
the duAt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-27

carried States that had formerly
been regarded as Republican strong
holds. Ohio elected the Republican can
didates for State offices by good-sized
maiorities. There can De no doubt that
MCKINLEY IN some respects Will De a
strong candidate. tie represents the
policy Of the Republican party and he
viii have the active support aud the
pecuniary assistance Of the trusts, mon
opolists aud extortiouers whom he ser
we'd faithfully I'm the Fiity-frst Con-
gress. Unusual efforts will be made In
his behalf, a. his election would be re-
presented as a verdict IN favor OF the
most iniquitous tariff law ever enacted
at Washington.
There is but one plan Of campaign 70
be adopted by the Democrats. They
must "get together" accept the Re
publican challenge aud unitedly make a
determined and thorough fight for
Tariff Reform. II the Ohio Democrats
should do this their success will be GER
tain. as the Republicans are far
from being as harmonious on the Tariff
question as they pretend to be. An
aggressive campaign upon National IS
sues will certainly strengthen the Dem
ocratic party, whateyer the outcome Of
the election may be, and prepare il for
abe greater contest OF 1892.
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wnAEE THE MONEY HAS GONE.

Do has been justly stated that She
pension steals during tine administra-
zion amount toa sufficient sum 20 give
us. had ,he money been distributed that
way. a complete system OF coaS, de-
fenses. by which we might laugh at the
thrssts % the most formidable OF the
European powers. The Washington
sharks get away with a considerable
proportion Of the pension appropria-
tIous. and. under the present admins
trat.on. fraudulent pension claims have
"A better chance OF succeeding than
genuine ones. as the fraudulent claim
ants are more willing 10 share and 20
give the sharks larger returns.
The last Congress not only threw open
the doors OF the Treasury to the pension
sharks inviting them 70 swim Co and
help themselves. but IL warned all COM
claimants that the sharks were under
IT'S special protection. The President
evidently is 90 entangled with RAUM
and his schemes that he dare not re-
move him from the control OF the PEN
Office. lest ugly disclosures might fol-
low. RAUM. meanwhile, permits the
employees OF his ofice TO 20 into the
pension swindling business without the
least effort 20 check them. Indeed, as
10 has been remarked. there is absolute
y no scrutiny Of the expenditures OF
that branch Of the government where
expenditures are heaviest. Ii is to be
hoped that the next House Of Repre-
seatatives will so thoroughly investl-
gate the Pension ONCE that a stop will
be on, 90 the frauds going on there.
Meanwhile the Treasury is empty and
San unavoidable deficit therein OF many
millions OF dollars is what che Republic
can suanclers are now wrestling with.
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OHIO POLITICS.

Political campaigns To- the Buckeye
S-te usually begin several months
ahead OF schedule time, and Che coming
struggle has begun already. a Cover
.,r. .-- .r S.ttc officers aud Leslsla-
trr. are Co rc chosen, and i1 the Legis-
f.,.v. contest che choice DO United
-t., senator will be Involved. The
p.....t ID mocratic Executive %, the
O. v.reor CANPBELL, according
tl...,..acuts, is entitled Co a renom'ua-
zion. 10, has proved himself am able
aud honest public officer, but there is
much opposition against him ia the
ranks OF his own party. The Repuo,i-
eau, SCI ga Co be- nearly united in the de-
termi alton Co nominate WILLIAM Nc
KIvirY. J;.. for the leading place on
their t'-ket.
TIE nomination OF the Chairman Of
The WAYS and Means Committee OF
REED * Co.'S Billion Congress and
principal author Of the new tariff OF
nominations, vii inevitably give the
canvas, the character OF a contest upon
National issues. Democrats could only
welcome such a contest 10 the party in
the Buckeye State were harmonious and
I'm good fighting condition. Unfortu-
nately present indications do not give
ull assurance Of united and vigorous
action on the part % Ohio Democrats.
Last year. when Gle party was success
ful in every section OF che coutry and
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

CHARAEs DARWIN. BY Charles Frederick
Holder. New York: G.. =. Putnam S
Sons. Wheeling: Stanton " Davenport.
A well-written biography Of the great.
est OF English naturaliStS, and the great
est in the world since Humboldt, will be
welcomed by many students and read
erS. The present article, written by a
California gentleman, at the request OF
the house issuing the volume. seems 70
"till the bill" The work is adapted 10
young readers "a well as old, aud stand
ing as a central figure in the held OF
nat lral sciences, an account OF his
abOrS, his investigations and his
theories, becomes q necessity % every
person % enlarged intellectual iutclli-
geuce.
Ddrwin's journey around the world in
the Beagle is delightfully."- told, and
his latter WORKS, with an account of the
descent of man" and the survival OF
the titteSt" theories are Succinctly
stated. More could not we'll be done,
for as Prof. Asa Gray has remarked:
"Dlute literature and Shakespeare
literature have been the growth OF
centuries, but DarwiuiSm filled teeming
catalogues during the lifetime of the
author
CuHrAurA, by Chester Gore Miller.
Published by Kehm, Fietsch X Wilson,
Chicago, IN.
chihuahua" a social drama In four
acts, is an attempt in blank verse and
prose % illustrate the terrible power of
hypnOtism in its relation 20 crime, when
applied by a matter of the art, also
picturiug the results of hypocrisy in
connection with IT, The plot originates
ia chihuahua, Old Mexico, and the
scenes are laid 60 New York City, at the
present day The author deteS old
dramatic rules, and allows the natur-
ally supposed villain TO live aud end
triumphant. II i 4 play oireal life and
not OF life aS IL should be.
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NnN NInLrKE.

The death OF "the great silent one, %
As GAIL BrRSuARDr HEINUrH voS
NORRIS was called in his latter days,
drops the curtain on one Of the most re-
markab.e men OF history. Practically
born "a soldier. his father being a re-
erred fra,,isn army officer, and rece.y-
t.- lis e..'y education in the MIL
-s-r Academy o.. Copenhagen, entering
-.. Danish army Us an officer az che age
r-r. N.N IolrNE'> career was one
-... .r Successes and promotions
v.- over 9Oyear> OF the Niueteeutn
century. tae end dading him the direct
..- force % the German army, the
.t-.r ...t .n whom depended the carry
l.-. Euperor's plans. A more
..., soldier never rived and it is
fa...H history tells % a shrewder
-.eiu, General. The great
.,.r ..,... s % ,uc German army were
,rr- rrl.- li> directions.
Ar..Ia. otli, acknowledgements
a.aaa.. larry organizer and as q general
on tar f-.I would d.l volumes. a brief
resume o, his grand record la this re-
,7e,t wn boz found elsewhere.
VoN MoLrRE was noted FOR the
purity aai simplicity Of his lie,
and to these, probably, as much
as Co his Inherent ability and long
military Gaining is due the remarkable
success of his long lie.
The death % the great sileut one
i~a heavy blow 70 Germany in more
WAYS than one.
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BECAUSE Mr.. CLEVELAND has stated
tha, his recent silver letter does not
outline the policy he may pursue Il
elected President, Republican editors
who never could treat Mr.. CLEVELAND
decentiy. are calling him trimmer and
a time-seryer They seem TO hold TO
the reverse OF the saying TO the effect
chat wise meu sometimes change their
views bat fools never. When man Is
dfty-four years old il is TOO late FOR him
90 change his nature and become trim
mer and ume-seryer after having been
alf his lie a man OF courage and con
s'stency. What Mr. CLEVELAND has
been. he will be 70 the end Of the chap
ter. Aud an who wish TO treat him
fairly viii Judge him by his official and
public acts and utterances. Had Mr..
CLEVELAND been a trimmer or a time
server. had he not been an exceptional
ly courageous man, the probability IS
tha, pee would be President at this mo-
went.
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To Amuse children.

A child dctestS soap. How 10 would
amuse child 20 behold q number OF
matches rushing away from soap. Place
some matches 10 q basin OF water IN the
Shape OF star Take piece of soap,
cut into point, insert 10 in the water
IN the middle OF the matches, and To-.
they will fy from 10 IN every direction
as II Ga horror. II you wish TO bring
the matches an together again. you
treat them as YOU would children, with
a lump % sugar. nip the sugar i'm the
water and the little bits Of wood will
come swimming 90 10 as though they
yearned FOR a sip OF its sweetness.
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ter Of great pride TO Americans, because in
treat measure II has adopted the Constitu-
ton aud many of the political institutions
Of our own country.
Among the leading features OF the May
number OF the North Americdn Reriew Will
be articles by Bishop Potter, OF New YORK.
the Secretary of the Navy, Sir Charles
Topper, Hon. +. J. Phelps, Rt. Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain. Henry Cabot Lodge. and
II 4. Taine. the famous French critic.
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What scene Of discomfort and con-
fusion home would be If mamma did
not return. II your VIE IS slowly
breaking down. from combination Of
domestic cares ard female disorders,
make il your fist business 10 restore
her health. Dr. Pierce'S FWvorite Pre-
scrintion Is without q peer Ss a remedy
for fecblc and debilitatej women, and IS
the only medicine for the class OF mala-
dies known rs "fcmalC diseases 80 which
is sold. bv druggists under a posture
,.,,,~-r.s, from the manufacturers that
y win give satisfaction. in every case, or
the money will De refunded ~ IS :
nositive cnre for the most eomp'lcaleu
cases. Its an iuvigoratiug, RESTORATIVE .
tonic. and a soothing and Streng'll,s.'..lI.-
nersine. impartluE tone ori visor 90 inc
wLnl, system. It's legitimate medl-
cine. too-care.ullv compounded by an
physician, and adapted 10
woman's delicate organization.
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TIE PAY or ASSESSORS.
The other side of the Question, From a
Farmers Standpoint.
~, - . E-1rgo- n sbs psOisfsrs

To TIE Editor orths Register:
SIR: Under the caption OF pay TO
assessors. your correspondent from
Charleston seems TO take great inter
est in the pay Of assessors. l wish to
state my views in this matter. In the
first place / believe the Legislature
knew what they were doing when they
nut the amount at $500 That would
cover the large assessment districts OF
the State, and the 50 per day limit
would do the work FOR much less than
the 500 in the small districts. The
gentleman from KanawhG seems to In
dictate that assessors throughout the
state intend TO have the $500 In some
way. ! certainly think We have men
that are more honest to their trust than
that. We have good men in this county
that would be glad 10 have the position
at $500 per day. This thing is
not compulsory, and II these fellows
think that they can't do the work Tor
the money, let them act the part oil
men-step down and ont, like Mr.. Van
meter, and don't, after going into this
thing with your eyes open, ask the Coun-
ty Court for more, under the plea OF an
overworked official, and very worthy
one at that. live ia q county that has
the alternate road law IN force. We
sell out our roads, with very strict spec
iications, To the lowest bidder, the pur-
chaser giving bond 10 work them 10
specifications, and We farmers buy them,
and very often don't make 30 cents per
day. But il keeps down our taxes, and
that's lust what we farmers are now
looking after, and we enter protest
against auy man who, after he has Sc
cured am Office and finds 10 don't pay 20
fall back on County Court TO
help him ont. County Courts
pay us poor devils that work roads
nothing extra, and il would be the last
place We would expect TO receive c0nSo-
lation. Just let our assessors ask Tor
more il they want 10 hear something
drop. What farmer makes - per day
or 500 per year with all his investments,
time and labor? | wish IL distinctly an
derStood that when one asks for an
office De ought to have enough prin-
ciule and patriotism 10 do the work
thoroughly t IL don't pay him but
scots. per day, or at least show 10 the
people that he is "a worthy official, and
when hc comes before the people Tor
Office with will and great enthusiasm
he shall be hOnOrcd. | close. for all
ready fool farmers like l know moth
ing j. II. +.
Fairm0pt, WcS, Ia, Apru 24th, 90
For strengthening and clearing The voice, use
e. NJ fkrnnphisl lrngnfs. F-"l nave
commented them To friends who we've public
- - -. ~. n--rna .xtr.mnl. .nr-
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DIED.

BRErOENSTEJN-O sunday morning. April
25th iSol at ~ % %. Ia. CASPER BEEIDENsrEiN
in his 7t yrar.
The funeral services will take place at p. m.
Tuesday April 2S,h, at the residence o. August
Breidrusteiu. Kirkw11i. O. Friends are in
yited 20 attend the service. Iutcrment private
UOLr-Sunday afternoon. A pril 10Th. 1927. in
NouudsviIle. ". Va. Kenneth, son OF .. How
ard Holt. In his an year.
Funeral from parents residence m the Third
ward. Mound.yiup. to-day at > o'clock p. IN.
SCHROOER-Sunlav evening. April goth
1871. AZ S o'clock, Mrs CHAs. SCHROEDER. aged
= wears.
nun-r-l r.Llcn hnrnll-.r
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REV. TA1NAeE'~ sermon Yesterday
uo.utedly referred 70 the occupation and
dedication Of the new Tabernacle which
takes the place OF the one recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-27

THE most iastidious taste could not
ask Tor more thoroughly lovely day
than yesterday was.
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DOR SALE-STOCKS, BONDS
l. AND REAL ESTATE.
iS Shares lee and storage.
- Shares Street Railway.
70 Shares Riverside Stock.
- Shares Hobbs Glass Stock.
10 Shares .Etna Iron and Steel Works
80 Shares Wheeling Pottery.
Houses 1917 and 1902 Main St, South Chapline
Street Lot THOS. O'BRIEN
Stock Broker, ll47li Main Street.
Telephone i3q. apA
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alstu ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENTS WANTED TO SELL
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rT-rrieu.r. Of Respect aud Obituary Notices
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gsE-Con sEsroNpESCE CONTAINING NfoRTASr
Ssas SOLICITED ~Ros EVERY FARr OF rHs sCs-
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stamp. of Oh. denomination % Two cents ans
sss .-ceut.f 'or amount, loss than one dollar.
ROOSTER eul5raciRg Is ssrsra. sti'ions,
se.tse-f no - P0roEcs "a WhssliHg, =. "a,
~ second c.grs nrtfsr
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COAL MINERS; =, AZ
w once. Apply at COOPER GOAL NEnN''
Short Creek. ". Va. aP-'N4e-
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DOR SALE VICTOR B,CGCLE LII In ~
L Roadster, in frst-class condition. NaIi ~
d GTTEDLING Il co S, 81 and 36 Twelfth ST.
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yTANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work, in small family AP,s oe,a sS''
Jacob street "t.
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3ar,u Advertisements.

THOR RFNT-FURNISHED ROOM. INQUIRE
i ~ II SCHENK, 2346 Market street ap<'h
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For strengthening and clearing the voice, use
...srown's bronchial 1rnchrs."-"l have
commented them 10 friends who Were puohC
.,,akers. and th.y have proved extremely ser
vir,nhle g. z o. H.nrv Ward Beschtr.
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,rANrFp-RELIABLE, ACTIVE AGENTS
w ior hrst-elass paying business Au na,s
p O Roy 2l5
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GIFTED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature OF C. B.ac6ett Robin
son. Prop'r: I was cured OF oft-recur-
ring bilious headaches oy Burdock
BLOOD Bitters
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IxrANTEp-TWO EXPERIENCED Mill
w liners. at once. MARSDEN-L L. III ~
IOtf Main street. EP-'S'Nf
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yTANTEp-MAN TO WORK on COUNTRY,
w Place. Single man preferred; Apply
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IITANTED-CLERK IN GROCERY sI0 TOR
w Apply At JOHN S. WELTY'S. aps'q
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uTANTED-GOOD GIRL TO DO CHAMBER
w Work. Apply at 1925 Main Street. app"
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NOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
/ above high water 5. b. CALpm, ELL
dentist iI43 Market street. tpSou4ss
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WANTED -cooK-GooD WAGES; No; 100
w Chapine street. Nl'H
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GENTSi-RAND, NeNALLl co. ,,s in'
A deIed Atlas OF the World. Census Of Is9'
over $40 pages. l4.xl1h Popular price; so.
Special terms Free sample map Rssd "n ass
our agents say. RAND, McNALLf ", 80
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MAN AND TWO GiRLs
w who are acquainted with machine etcnine
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THOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. INQUIRE
L Of II. SCHENK. 2}4S Market street apz'h
HvANTgD-GOoD GIRL To DO CHAMBER
w Work. Apply at 1925 Main Street Ap<'l
uvANTED-CLERK IN GROCERY STORE.
w Apply at JOHN 5. WELIi >. aP-'t
yIrANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work. in small family APPLY loio
Jacob street.
COAL MINERS; AZ
w once Amply at COOPER COAL WORKS
s,',t Gel ~ Va. ap96dqer
uTANTEp-MAN TO WORK on COUNTRY.
w place. Single man preferred; Apply
eOil Main up - e.ea
UyAYTEp-TWO EXPERIENCED MILL
w liners. at once. MARSDEN-L- COLI H.
1911 Main street. IPI
nor sALE-YICToR BICYCLE LIGHT
L Roadster. in 1rstclaSs cohaiuon. ~, Ga 9,
ID. GUKDLING n cos, 81 and 20 4"eIl'H D.
apl7e&dh
UANTFD-oNE. THOUSAND purchasers
w Tor Memorandum Pads at the kEsisIEh
Counting Room, Very cheap. mars O1S1
NOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
i above high water ;. h. CALDW ILL
Dentist fI43 Market street. ap~ou4es
D-cooK-GooD WAGES; No 100
w Chapiine street.
IUANrFD-RELIABLE, ACTIVE AGENTS
y u inns
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NOR RENT-THE CAMP GROUND HOTEL
L situated on the houndsville camp urSuhhu'
- a 4 nv FL E1TH sly. hl<lu