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Nee.Ing Of the nemocratic County
committee.

ON Wednesday at one o'clock Charles NJ.
Swank. chairman of the Democratic coun-
ty committee. called the meeting to order.
Every district I'm the county was repre-
Sented Moses Feathers. Of StOnyCrcck
township, and Thomas r. Srhcridan, OF
East Concmaugh. were elected secretaries.
Th" first thing in order was the election
of six delegates To represent Cam bria cuUn-
y in the state convention. The following
named gentlemen were nominated: Mi
chaos FitzharriS. Philip Sloan, =. +. Lew
j.. Joseph y. Gray, II. \. .iInglchart. John
J. D"vlin, Michael y. Quartz Blair Short,
G,,oI - +. Conrad, j ohm r. CaStiger. l.. ID.
Woodruff, +. T. Martin, Il. O'IIagan, W.
Horace Rose, J. B. NoOnan.
The following gentlemen were elected:
Philip Sloan, Johns town; i. +. Lewis,
Nummcrhill; Joseph \. Gray, CarrOlltOwn;
II. y. Enslchart, EbeuSburg; Michael y.
Quartz Washington township; B. QUA
gan, Frugality.
The date for holding the next primary
election was fixed for Saturday, June 4th,
and the following Monday for the meeting
of the return judges.
\ resolution declaring Cleveland aS the
choice of the Democracy of Cambria coun-
y FOR president was then passed with Il de-
cisivc vote. The resolutions w"r" rs fol-
lows:
RCsolUcd, That this committee i'm con-
vention assembled do heartily endorse and
approve of the principles Of tarif reform
enumerated by Grover Cleveland. and be-
lleVnG in the hrmneSS and stability Of
| those doctrines, we hereby name Grover
Cleveland a our chsice for tho nomination
for president.
RcSOlUed, That the delegates elected by
~ a ~
vention 10 be held at Harrisburg on April
18th, are hereby instructed 10 use all
honorable means for the election OF dele
gates TO the Democratic national convex
tlOn at Chicago who are favorable To the
nomination of Grover Cleveland for presi-
dent Of the United States, with Hon. Rob
crt r.. PattiSOn as second choice
Re@oJred, That this committee in con-
ventioR assembled, representing the Dem
ocracy Of Cambria county, do hereby
heartily endorse and approve the wise,
honest, econsmlcal and able administra-
tiOu of EohGTt T.. PattiSon ~ Governor OF
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
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Michael kaylur, an old and well-kaown
citizen, dfed at his home near Renders
mill, in Carroll township, on Saturday
evening, in the seventy-h first year Of his
age. His death resulted from pneumonia.
Nnpcrindnccd by grip. Deceased was born
'on the old Peter Eaylor homestead, in
Munster township. Al what Is now Kaylor
station. He was one of family Of twelve.
the hrSt and last Of which were sisters and
allilht rest brothers. OF these, ose sister.
Mrs Sargent, and four brothers Henry.
John William and James, the latter living
IN Altoona, survive him He is aI,e sur
"iFed nv his wife but no children.
lie was one of the few surviving v.,c-
TAns OF The Mexican war, having b,ep a
ni'Aln'r o. ths old Cambria Guards whose
herol' recore IN that conflict will ever b.
an honor TO Cambria county. One OF his
brothers. Peter Kaylor, was the first man
% 70 cross the breach a. the storming of
Lhapultepae. and vas afterward killed IN
bUIt, 90 '''f' F''|
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when Doctors AL Agree.

1t Is 4 fact well established, that Fcbru-
AIRY and March are the most trying months
TO aged or enfeebled persons. Pneumonia,
influenza and kindred chest Affections. are
most liable 10 get in their deadly work.
There is but one thing 10 do build up and
fortify the system with pure Stimulant.
Medical men all over the country agree
that Klein'S 'SilvcT Age" at Sl.jO per
quart, and ''Duquesne' at sl.25 per quart,
stand without peer. Ifyou want fine six
year old GuckenheimeT, Finch, Gibson,
Overholt, or Bear Creek. you can have
them at s,loo per quart or six quarts for
$500. We are recognized head quarters
for the choicest brands of wine, liquor,
cordialS, etc. Goods expressed anyv here.
send forcatalogue. mentioning this paper,
Man KLEIN.
- Federal ST., Allegheny, Pa.
For sale by J. & \. l.. Bender, EbcnS-
burg Pa.
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The Brun-r Murder Case

ON this Thursday morning the ca~rof
the Commonwealth against Elmer BJlntr.
for the murder of Samuel Reese was
reached. This i tn" cas-" ia which Samuel
Reese. who resided on the outskirts of
EbruSburg was shot down At lis doeT ON
thu evening of tn, 18th. of August T.
by Elmer Bruurr. Who had broken in'n ri"
old mans house during his absence for he
purpose of plundcriug it. On Hc"~r'~ au-
pruach To the house in tH" evening" after
quitting work in uci-hhor~ harvest field.
IA" discovered Bruucr and boy in thc
house and in the alteration that occHrF-d
Reese was shot down. dying without be
ing able To make any statement. BrUnor.
his wife and nephew, who were seen about
the premises were followed. his wife and
nephew, being arrested in Latr1bc, and
Bruurr Iu Pitt~hurg. 81 few days after.
They wcr' brought 10 Ebcn~hur" and at
December court were tried. Elmer Bruucr
being convicted of murder in the first dc
gree. his nephew, Charles BruncT- plead
guilty and the court fixed the degree a
that of murder in the second dcgrc" and
sent the hON To the Huntingdon E"turmG-
tory. while the woman was acquitted.
After the conviction OF Elmer ErUacr.
hi~ counsel made a motion for new triat
ana at last argument court thrmution was
granted. To-day on being arraiEBCd for
murder Elmer Bruncr plead not guilty.
He l. represented in court by Thomas NJ.
Marshal Jr.. of PittSburg, and the Com
mOnwealth i represented 10y DStIict At
torncy O'COnnor. and +. y. Shoemaker,
Esq. The entire morning session was Ia
ken up in empanelling jury. The follow
ing gentlemen were on the jury: j. H..
IckcS. Ebcn :. Callahan, Jacob ii. 60
bauGh, Jeremiah Barnett, John II. Bon
gardner, William Constable, Edward
Thomas. Thomas Resingcr, James =. ASl.-
bridge. Henry T. Smith, Daniel OFT and
Alexander Bogus. The two latter are
talcSmcn, the balance of the jury being Sc
cureG from the regular panel. Two Of the
jurors are colorcd men. Henry L. Smith
and Alexander Bogus. On the assembling =
of court at two o'ClOck this afternoon.
Thomas NJ. Marshall Jr.. counSe for tie
priSo withdrew the plea of not guilty
and plead guilty. leaving it with the Judge
to fix the degree of the crime whcrepOn
the court discharged the jury and aS We
go to press the Commonwealth iS proceed
ing withthc testimony.
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= Pure RaEinS Powder.

\ baking powder that can be depend
Cd upon TO be- free from lime and alum is \
deSidCTatum in these days Of adultcratcd
food. so far aS can bc Judged from the Of
fetal reports, the Royal seems To be the
only one yet found by chemical analysis 10
be entirely without one or the other of
these substances. and absolutely pure
This, it is shown. results from the eXclu
Sivc use by its manufacturers of cream OF
tartar specially refined and prepared by
patent process which totally remove the
tartratc OF lime and other impurities. The
cost of this chemically pure cream Of tar
tar is much greater than any other, and it
i used in 40 baking powder except the
Royal" tho manufacturers of which CON
troll the patents under which it i refined.
DR.. Edward G.. Love, formerly ana ytical
chemist for the L. =. Government, who
made the analysis for the New York State
Board of Health in their investigation Of
| baking powders, and whose intimate
| knowledge of the ingredients of all those
sold i'm this market enables him To speak
authOritativcly, says of the purity, " hole
SomeneSS, and superior quality of the
Royal"
Il find the Royal Baking powder com
posed Of pure and wholesome ingredients.
II T. a cream of tartar powder, and does
| not contain either alum or pho<phates, or
other injurious substance
Prof. Loves tests and recent official
tests hy both the United States and Cana
dian Governments, show the Royal Bak-
ing Powder 10 be superior to all Others in
strength and levening power. II is not
| only the most economical in use, but
makes the purast, finest favored and most
| wholesome food.
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Institute Program

Following is the program for local in
Stitute To Oe held at ST. Augustine, March
18th, commencing at 30 L. NJ:
Song. led by Stella Dunegan; Elem, nts
of Success, Supt. J. w. Dcech; Order, G..
l.. Bearer: Select Reading. Emma Little;
Song, led by Stella Dunegan; Etiquette,
Margaret Dunegan; Essay, Agatha Whar-
tom Use Of Diagrams, i. :. Foley; Song.
v. VI. Dunegan; Use Of Examinations aud
Reviews. Jacob Karlheim. There will al
80 DC a D'ght session commencing al 1880
O'Clock. Program for same will be an
uOunced al the afternoon session. \ gen
eral Invitation Is extended TO parents and
friends of education, and il is hoped that
all who are on the program viii b. pscScnt
Gud p"form ilcir r,irt C.
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lnurIP PrOceedings.

Judge Barker on the bench.
Samuel Lenhart, OF JohnStown. was ap-
pointed foreman OF the Grand Jury.
Commonwealth ". David Boyle, surety
Of the ucace. Defendant discharged on
payment of costs.
Commonwealth ~. John Cccono. carry
ing concealed weapons. NollC PruSeqld
entered on payment Of costs by defendant.
Commonwealth ". John Quigly, burg
lariously entering saloon. N"lic prose
quI entered.
Commemorate. v. Dennis k"unan. de-
liv"riug explosives 10 a railroad company
without marking them a. such. Defend
ant plead guilty.
Commonwealth " Bridget Woods, sure
" of the peace. Discharged and the pros
ccurur. Geo !. Dell, sentenced tn pay the
costs.
Commonwealth y. u. :. Nayl"r, surety
uf the peace. Dismissed ON payment of
| costs 10y defendant.
Commonwealth ". Albert OrriS, dc>cr-
| ton Defendant sentenced 1" pay -
week for the support of his VIII" and
| children.
Commonwealth ". Joseph D'vinr. sure
! " of the peace. Defendant dismissed Ola
payment of costs.
! Cummonwcal lth ". Charles Howard. de-
! scrtiou Defendant discharged on pay
mrnt of costs.
! Commonwealth v. Charles johnson. de-
! s.rrion. Defendant discharged on pay
/ mrut of ccSr,.
| Commonv calth ". Watson Baldwin,
! surety Of the peace. Defendant ordered TO
enter into recognizancc TO keep tn. peace.
Commonwealth vS. David McDviJu, as
! sault apd battery and malicious mischief.
! Defendant sentenced 10 pay thr costs. 81
! fine and 20 20 iaiI for 20 dayS,
| Commonwealth W. Lizzie I.uaIg and
| Charles Lung. forcibIc entry and dctainer
Jurv find the dcfrudaurS not guilty but
,I,,f rI,.,. nay one half the costs and the
proSrrurnr Richard Rnnd.,l the other
! half
Commonwealth ~. JmScpl NJ .MfIlen.
bi.,h,y,v robbery Jury found defendant
quiItv and recommend Hmm 10 the mercy
! ,f tho rourt
! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,r,i, -. J,r,os S,,,.or,. aud
.,rd C,rus ,Ioxondcr highway robbery
! Grand Jurv IGNORED the hill a, To Swccny
AMI roupd :, tru. IA Al 81, 10 Alexander.
commonwealth - Jobp Roam and
Samuel pm n.i.dapcoror Confined
Cn,,,,,,n,,,,,...I,t, - D,y,d ArI,er and
Nr.ub.p Irl,,.r accessories after the fact
j., The murder .of Samuel Reese. Grand
.Iury ignored 1LrbfII.
commonwealth y, John Richardson
! foruicariou and haSrardy Defendant
rI.,d ,ruiIrv The usual sentence, was i'm.
uos.J
Commonwealth V Pcrcr Prtrona lar.
ccu,. Grand Iurv IGNORED m. hin
. r,,,,,,,,,yoat,b - Iori- Rcrl,e,.
I,,,,n, Grand I,,,, ic,p,,,.d tn. hill
C,,nror,y..,ltb,. - Id, \orl and Ami,
Noel a-.auIr and barrery and resisting an
officer .Tury find dcfrudants guilty
Sentenced 10 nav q fine. of so and costs .
| nrosc,rIriOn
Commonwealth ". Peter Conloguc, rape
Jury find defendant guilty.
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Mr.. THOMAS REYNOLDS. Woolf's popu-
lar representative. of .Tohnstown. will nc
here on Tuesday next. March 18th. with
samples offspring clothing. As heretofore.
Mr.. Reynolds will not carry stock Of
goods with him. but will show samples of
all the latest and most desirable effects In
spring woolcns. from a sample book which
will represent Woolf's entire new spring
stock. In this way YOU select that which
pleaScs you. have your measure taken and
the clothing will be delivered AZ EbNns
burg ahout April l>t or later. II the goods
Won select do not please you Al thc time Of
delivery YOU will h.. under no obligations
10 take them. The reputation enjoyed hv
this wcll-known firm i sufficient guaran-
rc. that their business i conducted on
strictly honorable principles. Mr.. Rev
uoIdS viii be found AT tho Mountain
House for two days only. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Call and 500 him: you viii
not hc urged 10 huy.
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Editor Cambria FTCer1dr:
SIR-For some time have been enter
tanning the notion OF ventilating Il few
Ideas through the medium OF your valu-
able paper. My inclination is tn discuss
politics. hut that important subject seems
Just now % be receiving due attention, 81
for the present shall indulge in misccl-
lauy.
There j. not thc slightest difficulty in
writing down facts but to put them in at
tractive form is task Of which but few
re capable. You know what an impoS
itiou IL is To- rHd II pro~y, embarrassing
article, such ~, for example, 'th" news
from RocEtuwn:'
Miss MolIic Uucklrbcrry. i. visiting the
Misses SnuwIClc al BohS Cr"rk. and will
pruhably nOt return till berries are ripe.
Or another sample thus:
Mr.. john Wadd, of near BcuScrcck. lost
Il Tine COW some time time since in cun~c-
uucncc of her having swallowed a fork.
But whether il was table fork, a hay
fork. jir fork of a tree ar one of the fork e
of road, my informant failed 10 state.
However, be that aS ii may. Mr.. W. j. GER
tainly entitled To the sympathy of the
community.
Mud here. j. auoji,'r sample of tb,' way
ia which some ambitious Scribblcrs annoy
| the readers OF some of our Spap"rS:
Mr. H. Ehrru.,Id lost mtddhug good
; COW one daV last week. The cirCum-
/ stances of the case were of a particularly
/ distressing nature. II seems that the an
! imal. being thirsty. undertook To app"aS"
: hcrr desire for liquid alImcnf a. MCCor-
. mick we'll Snd thdt Sh" might bc IN prop
! rr position TO emerge after strnchlng her
| thirst. She SVCnt down >tcFnWlSc: and a.
| the road was too steep. she failed tu appear
| at the top. Later on. ahUut three dozen
! Tcn wOIc,.n and boys arJi@Cd with block
| aud tackle. assembled about the well. and
10y almost super human efforts. succeeded
! in Introducing her to the surface. Mr.. ii.
| is tax collector Of Lilly bcrough and has a
| soap factory also within the borough nm
! its ii" has many friends and relatives,
/ most of whom are wrIl-tu-du ] under
| stand that he and Mr.. Mccormick. into
/ whose well the unfortunate COW fell. have
! Jointly engaged the borough sCriVncr to
/ write ont and present resolutions of thanks
| 10 the persons who rescued the COW from Il
| watcry grave.
! From q disciple 80 ESculapiuS and a for
mcr knight of the fcrrulc gathered som,
! facts in regard To Il teachers institute hclC
| in Lilly borough on the 5th. inst. The at
tendance was quite crcditablc. there being
/ representatives from EbcnSburg. Portage
] LorcttO and the moun,aiu district a wci
as intervening points. 10 the number q
forty or fifty. The exercises were few bu
| some Of the discussions were of rather Al
animated character. especially on the sub
jcct of teaching primary grammar. From
my infOrmaut'S statements | would iufc
that qUitcg number present were Athlete,
with the NUNS" This is especially th
falling of the ''tcachcrcs>c>. and the SOON
ct they apply the remedy the better 70
them. These local gathering, afford '.N
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Peter Miller, eldest son of Mr.. Joseph
Mili.F. of Barr township, died on Saturday
last from tynhoid foyer. aged bbout ~
wears
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appeals for 1892.

Allegheny township. Loret'o horoul n ana Chest
SDrings hor"uyh-
Monday. March = n
Car-"'l township Barr township and CarroT
hOrnnph-
Tuesday NJ ar"h 2a'h
''allitz'n tounship Ca'Iitzin borough and Tun-
nelhfn borough
" cd psday NJ arch SOrh
Washington township. Munster town ship and
Lil'Y horOnQh-
ihur nay Observation-Disclosures. March 3lst
Crovlo township. Conrmaugh township sum
merhil township and wiimare borough
rr''hE-'...'.---. .-----..---.----.-... Aprfl ls'
Ehenshnre horough. cambria township and
Riacklck tC Cwnship-
Saturday, --.--....-. ....--. Apr,I 2nd
Lower Yoder township. rnper Yoder township
and West Taylor township
monday. April 4rh
Fast Coremaugh hornu"h, franklin borough
Ashvtlle borough and D-sn t'wnship-
Adams township. RIchland township and Stonv-
creek township
Wednesday April g.
>usquehann ma township, Elder township Chest
township and Hastings torough-
'hhrshhS -.-.-.-.----------- April 7th
whi'c township Reade township AID UIearneIi
tow ship
Friday. .. .....--.-... ......Apr sfh
Fast TaN lor. Jsck.on township and South Fork
bnrouVh-
Monhay.------...- -----.----.---- April IIth
Portage t"wn.hip. Coop rsdnle borough sni ror
rsVr p"rough-
Tuesday - Arm I.tb
Firs'. Second and hrd wards MorreiIvine hor-
hnrn Oh
Nednesn y.-.------- April lsrh
First. Second Third And Fourth wards. Jnhns
t.~p city
Firh SIKH. Seventh and Seventeenth wards.
Johnst wn city
Friday. .-.-...--.-.......-. April 18th
Eighth. Ninth. Tenth. E'eventh and Twelfth
warts J .hn-t"wn city
ah''u'iaS -------.s.------.- hDrit I'm
Thirteenth. Fourr. eth. Fifteenth and sixteenth
~ards. J"hnst"vn city
iurrua' ----.------.apri 1sth
The County ''om 1iS~iOnerS will sir = their of
nee o E''ensbuIg on the sncye rsnei davs Z. ?
'h~ reSps tive districts 10 hear appeals rom the
HS-ess m-nis tor the yesr 1874
The ssscssurs OF each district required by
iaw To tie present on the day OF srPests
Attest: JOHN KIRBY
u. A. MCC}oUsH, r. billion.
Clerk. J.. LLOYD.
ComnIiss1oners of Cambria county.
EIaTrh II. isrl-
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. March
9th. lS!r.:
James Todd and Mary Ann Robson.
Frugality.
Charles \. George and Martha 4. Warn
or. JOhnStOwn.
=. II. RurEhart and Minnie VI. Nicely.
East COncmauTh.
Franklin y. Smith and Henrietta Leh-
man South Fork.
Hvmau -. GoldStnn. Portage. and Gus
sic GOldStiuc. South Fork.
Stanley w. SiverS and Rcbecca Steward
Hastings.
Ch,iSrian W. Siver~ and Lena Pcpplcr.
| .IOhuStOWn.
| Au1nSf Savcrin1. Johns -nwn. and Lena
| Shaffcr. COncmaugh township.
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UUMAN.-Died at the home Of his par
ents In Blacklick township on Sunday,
February Gsth, is92, NindCline. con OF
George Duman, aged y years.
The deceased was the youngest in fam
lily al ten children and leaves u mourn his
death an aged father and mother. two Sis
ters and four brothers, George, the eldest.
living in Nebraska. and his wife being on
a visit TO friends was present at his
death John and Andrew are both mar
rlCd and live I'm Blacklck township, and
Mrs John Nellcn lives in Indiana county
Henry and Lizzie are at home and single.
The deceased was faVOritc with all Who
knew him and his presence viii bc greatly
IN miS~cd. He contracted the disease which
caused his death by visiting friend. who
i now we'll and on his return home was
pro~trat-d in a few days. and notwith-
: >tanding h., received the best care and
medical at o-Iiou. death came in eight
DAYS. lie was piuuS and devoted Cath
Ollie and during his illness received tho last
rites of the church. He was buried in ~.
Nicholas cemetery on March 1T. May he
rest in peace.
Dear ,.th-r is gone Is zone to rest.
cine 70 the land that is -ternalIy 'iest:
lie hAs left rs alone in sorrow Ia weep
White he und-r he sod shall -iee3
| uttt the angel MS Sumpct VIII brat-
When We h"pe our dear brother in Heaven I"
meet.
Remember. dear comrades. when these Iine-
YOU re q
TaAt your 1 u hangs by sing'e thread
! STOCK-Dicd at the home of his parents
| in Allegheny township. on Thursday,
| March 3d. lsg2. Lawrence son of George
| Stock aged II years.
Lawrence was bright intelligent boy.
| IA model of obedience and attention in
1 school. ana the hope of his parents God
| has in his wisdom called hir early To- him
| self hut the memory of his goodness will
| long lingcr with those who knew him. cS-
! pccially his playmateS and teacher. May
| his gentle spirit rest in peace. y.
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N Cor t-iat at a te
.rspurg On the
Brindts -.
Bennett n DI
; t3rssler.
5 Roach.
I Pros-er ct a ,,,-
. GAMMA X ~
vile " atef
y Suppes.
MrKeIyey.
q. P.Uhureb'
. KAys.
r. -uppes'
Nel@On. .,..Co.
valley %
a u J. Nor G."
etc.
Aurke.
Po~eli.
10 ng.
Steveson.
StmonS.
Brehm -,
~ tiosd, "a p \
John.to"n
Va same.
Va SuDpes,
las. a pa Snopso
cb. Z, 1sg1.
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LILLY
BANKING !: CO.,
LILLY, PA,

JNO. MULLEN. CASHIER
\ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT ISSUR-
ANCE.
ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED BY Us.
Accounts of merchants. farmers and 9th
eTS earnestly solicited, assuring our patrons
that all business entrusted 10 ~ will re-
cciVc prompt and careful attention, and be
held strictly confidential. Customers viii
be treated a. literally a. good banking
rules viii permit
LILLY BANKING co.
fobj9O. Lilly. Prnua
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0 DS,

DE- and CINf
/! IT, cents.
! q figured. T.
,I.up, fast cl
I i cents.
! he's. blue. biaG
cplurcti priutile
r.t-
! hailic~, j. cents
Wool ClallieS, col
| designs perlec
FLr.nA nANE NHr
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The weather far this fall has been very much against the
heavy goods consequence stock much
the year. 1t may gel cold yet and
you need The goods but need the money and therefore
have reduced every article may sell them quick
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T.. PnorrIs:rsoIss;. 4. 81
kzsy: s's1 ss1otiis:.:3ssi. e: g 2;
tntions TO .nns nu, 10 =, =
i, ana TIA des, esnd is -
. ,a.irpassed /. spda psdaort,s
y I ? pure s9;TossciSl .
be- Il sold.
|ol horses. ,uEr
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