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shaved me so closely that all my sharp.
young whisllers had TO grow out of the
skin through Il new hole by special ar
rangement, and, oh, licenses river, how
they did hurt when perspired. which
done! Error of proo'reader.
Starting at p. IN. o'clock, we looked
at the moon, and my daughters, who
are full of information, told me about
the heavenly bodies, and that the earth
is round like ball, and that its surface
is composed of land and water, each by
themselves. except i'll the blithe spring
time Oh North Carolina road, when
they become blended and are called mud.
We were three hours late, which gave
we had IL fine view of the Hygeia hotel
and Fortress Monroe.
1t was very hot i'll Norfolk, and now
and again horse would drop dead
Most of them wore straw hats, or silk
hats, with sponges i'll them, or little UNI
brellas Oh their heads 1t looked real
amusing toa stranger with keen sense
of the ridiculous.
L spoke at commencement, speaking
kindly words of advice and encourage
ment to young graduates, and warning
them to keep ont of the presidential
chair unless, us my old teacher used to
say, conc has the brains to fill it. :"
About Norfolk grow great fields of
truck, which goes to New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Chicago. Vast
eXpanses of cabbage, Irish potatoes and
strawberries stretch out on every hand.
A GO acre truck patch requires an outlay
of So, 900 for labor and 50 900 for fer
tiliZation per year, to say nothing Of
$40, 900 to S12 900 for the farm original
~. Potatoes are not looking well. They
have dark circles around their eyes
Rain was much needed when was
there. But oysters are going to be good
crop. it is hoped.
Early to bed and carly to rise
Makes the cove oyster just the right size.
I spoke i'll church one evening to a
large and intelligent audience, whose
sense Of propricty and IA desire not to
hurt my feelings in the house of God
| barely saved them from snickering right
in my face. Many were turned away
unable to obtain seats. Others paid 20
cents each for the privilege of looking
i'll at the opcn windows. These window
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fish. and man is by nature social being.
A Mr.. Hosier escaped arrest by the
federal government in 1863 and fed to
the swamp. He swan the Elizabeth rfv-
er with his clothes tied in bundle on
his head Finally he reached Lake
Drummond, and there decided 10 swim
across. distance of seven miles do
not know why. but possibly it was for
the excitement of being Oh the other
side, for it was Just tho Same on one
side as the other. En- route he lost his
clothes and was met by II huge serpent,
but pulling his revolver from his pocket
and pushing it into the serpent back
teeth he blew Off the creatures head
and escaped, but when he landed Mr..
Hosier met up with bear, and being in
II nude state he hated to take fall off
tho bear catch as catch can, SO no ran
away, which might be called nude de-
parture. But the bear overtaken him.
as the colorcd brother says, and Mr..
Hosier turned upon him with knife
which he had in his other pocket, and
feeding this weapon to the bear soon
had the sad comfort of closing his eyes
in death.
Being naked, he decided to skin the
bear and wear the pelt, for the red nosed
brier and poisonous DO bush, as deadly
as rattlesnalle, were making sad in
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s'Our physicians in the cbldtcns depart
mcnt have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products. yet VIC arc free TO confess that the
merits OF Castoria has won 10 look with
favor upon It,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND D1spENsARY.
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres
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roads upon his complexion in places.
Putting on the bearskin on his own bare
skin, he approached hut after hut, but
every one ran when he knocked ut the
door, except one man. who ballasted him
with bird shot and then retired. Mr..
Hosier has since been unable to obtain
recognition or be identified and is still
roaming up and down the Vastly swamp
afraid 10 come ashore, though it is now
81 years
l have dranatizcd this story from q
small book by Robert Arnold of Suffolk
called Uncle Alick and His Mule. I"
1t deals largely with the Dismal swamp,
and he speaks of Mr.. Hosier as lovely
character, some of whose statements are
true.
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centaur Company, Murray Street, York City.
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Prccnut,ona.

Jack-I must run up to the hotel and
get my macintosh.
Will-What do you want of mack
intosh on day like this?
Jack-I'm going to teach Miss Anna
toor how to row. -Harlcm Life
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NAusEMoND County, Va.

Copyright. 1895, By Edgar W. Nyc.l
TIE DISMAL SWAMP,
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A Guarantee.

Purchascr-Arc you prepared to guar
antee the efficacy Of this hair wash!
Maker-Most assurcdly! When you
have used five bottles and find it doesn't
act, will let you have the sixth bottle
free of charge -Humoristische Batter
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A Rude Suggestion.

cts strange how England hates to let
anything go, said the man who worries
Eyes, replied the man of violent preju-
diccs. The only thing that country seems
willing to drop IL the letter h. "-Washing-
kon Star
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"Castoria Ia the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
rial interest OF their children. and use Castoria
instead OF the various Guack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine. soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats thereby
sending them to premature graves"
DE. J. i. kiScHELOI,
Conway, Ark
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Deserving.

Official Receiver Cat u meeting Of
creditors)-What have you come here
for?
Professional Beggar-To put in Iny
claim. Herr Meyerstein used to give me
tWopence every week. -Eulenspicgel
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T. e. B. HARTSOOK &c CO.
MARKET SQUARE.
FIDELITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
ROANOKE, VA.
Capital, 100000; Surplus, S25,OOO.
Does General Banking.
Brokerage and
Insurance Business.

This bank Is also authorized to Execute
Trusts, act as Agents for Corporations,
Associations and individuals. Acts as
Registrar of Stocks, Bonds, etc OF Corpo-
ratlons. Receives Deposits aid Allows
Interest Thereon. Loans Negotiated
JOS. T. RNGLEBY, President.
GEO w. RAMSEY, VicePrcsidcnt.
JAS. II. CAMPBELL, Sec'y. and Treas.
X. G. JOHNSTON, Insurance Department.
DIRRoToRs-Jos, #. Engleby, of Engeby B
BRO, Merch ants; Jos. II. Sands, Vice President
and General Manager N. " ". K. r.; Jas. s. Sim
nous, Real Estate Agent; G. W. Ramsey, Chief
Clerk N. q W; II. II. Co; G.. ". Thomas, City
Merchants; w. f. Winch, Secretary and Treas
lter Peoples Perpetual Loan and Building Asso-
citation; John Sexton, Railroad Contractor and
Builder; VIM. Booth, Coal Operator; Geo. p.
Tayloe. Capitalist; Jas. b. Stevenson, Goa
Operator.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
He ATTENDS COMMENCEMENT AND
HOLDS AN ICE CREAM.

Then, With an Expedition blade Up For
the Express Purpose, William Gayly
Starts For the Dismal swamp Dramatic
Story OF MIR. IIosier.
Copyright, 1895 By Edgar W. Nyc.I
THE DISMAL SWAMP,
NAUSEMOND COUNTY, Va.
Beginning the commencement season
at Mount Vernon seminary in Washing
ton, where my two daughters are being
accomplished and accomplishing. set
sail by the good steamboat Washington
for Norfolk, leaving the national capital
sitting in its gauze pyjama, for the heat
was like camp meeting. simply in
tents Laughter.
1t was soothing rido to me. for 1
was broiled on one side and raw OH the
other, and Willard hotel barber had
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CaStOria,

~Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
i.rcn. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of Its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. c. C OsGoop,
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Castoria.

"Castorin Is SO we'll adapted to children that
recommend st Us superior TO any prescription
known to me-
IL a. ARCHER NJ. D., {,
IL, So Oxford ST., brooklyn. N. Y.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water nnl ilov-mcnts of Boats.
The River Interests,

Stage Of Water Rnl Movsmcnts of B0at,.
The River Interests.
The marks at G p. In. registered %
feet Sinchei and slowly rising. Weather
clear and cooler.
The Ben Hur will DO here this after.
nooa, and will depart ior Parkersburg
and way landings at 5 p. IN. The Eiur
will DO tho first packet to resume on
the upper river. The other boats will
come out in quick succession carly this
week.
Captain kline's fne new packet, Lex.
ington. is scheduled to depart to-mor-
row morning at 1850 o'clock Tor Mata-
moras. Captain Kline brought the
Lexington here from the kauawha
January q. with the intention OF ut
once placing her in the old trade OF the
sunsen R. Z. Phillips. but the secoud
closing OF the river knocked his calcu.
lations sky.high.
The Iron Queen Is advertised to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh this alter.
noon, and she will be here at 5 n. m. on
Thursday for Pittsburgh. Captain
Phillips passed through the city yes.er.
day en- route to Cincinnati to take com.
mand. This will probably BIO the cap.
tain's last trip as commander OF the
Queen, as he soon takes the Office OF
hull inspector at Pittsburgh.
TIE C. C. MARTIN STRUCK.
Oil City-River feet inches and
falling. Weather clear aud mild. The
river is clear.
Greeusboro-River IL feet inch and
falling. Weather clear and cold.
Warren-River feet and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
S;eubenville-River 90 feet . inches
aud falling. Weather clear and cold.
Tho c. c. Martin was struck by cake
OF ice here last night and plank in her
hull damaged. She was moved TO a
eafer place.
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FOR SUMMER ROWLING.
There VIII Probably 10 Three Leagues
Organized Soon.

There VIII Probably Bs Three Leagues
Organized Soon.
The seasons OF both the winter bowl
ing leagues have now closed, and tho in.
terest OF the bowling fraternity is now
conferred on tho plans for the organiza.
tion OF summer leagues. Three are pro-
posed, the Musee, South Side aud Coun.
try. The clubs Of the Musee league, OF
course. will play on the Musee alleys,
the South Siders on the Mozart park
and Fette alleys. and the Country league
games will be played on the Seibert and
Wheeling park alleys.
The Musee league will be the mos.
important league, and will probably in
clude most OF the players that will DO
enrolled in the other TWO. Twelve clubs
will be in it, and the prize list. already
published amounts to $500. There are
now nine clubs entered. and room for
three more. Organizations that intend
entering should notify the secretary Of
the league al once.
The Country league will BIO an eight
club affair. The clubs already in in
clude the Columbia, Calumet, Lotus, La
Belle and others.
The South Side league will be organ
lied for the simmer at the annual BAN
quet OF the league, which takes place ut
Mozart Park next Thursday. For time
it was thought this organization would
not materialize, but within two days
the prospec. has frightened.
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THE RIVER FAILING.

Tho Top.Sotch OF tho Present Hlse Was
Reached Last NiEht-Tho KittnninE
Gorgo-Tho Hosuming of Navigation.
Tho top.notch OF tho risc in tho Ohio
that followed tho general breaking up
OF tho leo, was reached last
night at 0. o'clock. when tho marks At
tho public landing. reached % foot .
inches. At midnight tho rivor had do.
clincd and was ut % foot 6 iuchos. /. is
not thought II will fall very much aud
rs soon Ms tho big gorge In tho Allegheny
ut Kittaning lots so ,horo will DO ,more
water, which, however, it Is not DO.
loved will reach ovor tho thirty.ioot
mark At this point.
Tho leo that passed horo yesterday
was very thin aud thoro was not much
Of 1t, At midnight tho river was clcar
OF leo entirely aud II Is not likely that
any moro will pass until that from tho
Allegheny above tho big gorge comes
out. AdviccI received last nigh, were
to tho effect that tho gorge there was
Weakening and would probably lot go
before this morning.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps and Misliups Ia tho Thrivln: City
Across tho River. .-

Haps and Mishaps In tho rhrivln: City
Across tho River
Tho open meeting OF the Y. u. G. A.:
yesterday afternoon was very largely
attended. Rev. ". b. hartzog and Z:
Z. Mitchell gave interesting reports OF
'ne 'ecen' STATE convention. ~ Ne"a'h'
Iho young ladies' OF the Presbyterian
sunday schoo! are ahead Sl2 as the re.
sun ol .no soc'n. gu oa'u'ua! niSn'' u, ~
s set pa!ihns ios 'no uathnso eaus'u W 'uo
n'e u. ''e eA'n''a. .. 'Va'on''
Gs W. " .ne pa.s'a.iy ousne ei ooon
ar o ~ I tI,t ,bo mu suS;,r
80 n nn';,,aa y;,I ho nh,a ~ oov nIo.,, thss
tusk
Wi, ro, o,r,:,,oa ,,,,,,,,v =. d;r
,;,, 10, "I di,.h INV ~ ,omas ,t.
Iauphlin tin Mate works so as 10 cat il
completed before tho rise in the river.
po, A. c,,o ~ p,no;xo
nrenched in tho Bantist church yester.
day afternoon to the Colorcd Odd Fol.
lows. The church was well filled.
w;,,;ou u,.,;,rs {, r,-v II, ., ~,
home on Wc,t iionoyar street Gnv
Beazle ia able to be abou, again, Joha
Geer is better.
Miss Margaret Howell has taken a
position with Trimble L Lu,z and Miss
Annie Alderman with Stone & Thomas.
Miss Nora Davis, OF Youngstown, who
has been visiting Capt. and Mrs. John
hutchinson, Will roturn home To-day.
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The BICYCLE SEASON.
A Gront Throng Wltnpss Johnson's
Opening on Saturday.
ABOUT THE new BOWLING LEAGUE
Whose scnson Soon opcs,s-lsoom for
Three Clubs Yct-Pon aud pcncli
Defeats tho ProvIdcnt a,sgrcgation.
Tho Daso Ball situntior,--Thc Search
Tor Lena Other News from tho DO.
main OF Sport.

ut was an immense, surprising
success"
These were tho words OF Manager
George b. Peabody, Of tho firm Of
George W. Johnson's Sous Saturday
evening whom ,Johnson's flrst bicycle
Opening" was over aud Of tho past.
Throughout tho day hundreds wore
hero TO see our line OF wheela and il was
a noticeable fact that besides tho old
riders there were many who heretofore
have taken only passive interest in
things bicyculnr. A number oil these
placed orders for machines with US and
l anticipate that there will be q great
accession TO tho ranks Of Wheeling
Whccdom from class not before
reached By tho dcalcrs."
The Johnson line includes tho Trian.
gle and Tribune in high grade ma.
chimes. and the Pierce, Queen Ci,y'und
Slorner for medium grade. Tho Irian.
Gle is well known hero. II was last
years leader with Johnson's Sons, more
OF them being placed here than all other
makes OF high grade bicycles combined,
n sterling testimonial OF the wheels pop.
ularity., This years models are up to
date in every respcc: with features pos.
sosged by no others, ana tho rider about
TO decide on his '95 mount cannot afford
to fail investigating the Triangle. The
Tribune is comparatively now ma
chine that last year was worry popular
one OF its best points is the cyclodial
sprocket. which must DO seen 10 Dc ap.
preciatcd.
In the medium line the three wheels
above mentioned are among the best
values to be found. and were selected
aftes Johnson's Sons had looked at every
make in the American market
Altogether twenty models were on
exhibition At the opening, ranging from
sixteen.pound racing machine to a
tlprsy-pound roadster. and including
racers, very light roadsters. new pat.
terms in ladies' machines and set oil
youths and misses machines.
In addition to conducting its large re-.
tail cycle trade, this firm also controls
its entire line in West Virginia, eastern
Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Mr..
Lester r. Dillon. the well.known road
racer, winner OF last years ISrELLIoES.
GER road race and holder OF tho Pitts
bursh. Wheelin. road record, represents
the firm on the road, and reports tina,
in all the towns he has visited he finds
the indications are Tor the most pros
porous season since the cycle came into
vogue.
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THE KlrrANNING GORGE.
Fears Enteria,nrd Tint There VIII II
Great Loss OF Life.

Fears Entertained Tint There VIII bo
Great Loss OF Life.
PlrrsuuRou, March 3.-Tho rise from
the hcadwatcrs Of tho Allegheny river
caused tho leo gorge ut Ford City to
break to-day aud great volume OF leo
aud water went down, eau sing consider.
able damage. Tho Ford City glasa
works were flooded and n row OF tono.
ment houses, occupied by operators a.
tho glass works, was flooded. Tho Ale.
ghcny Valley railroad has a train Of pig
iron on its bridge at Mahonine to keep
1t from being swept away.
Tue mammoth gorge At kittanning
still holds, though 1t Is expected TO 90
20 out At any moment. For thirty mlled
above that place tho river is choked
with leo aud in many place, 1t Is frozen
to tho bottom. When this vast amouu.
Of leo starts on Its way down tho river
there arc grave iears OF a disastrous
flood. The people Of Kit.anning arc
moving to places OF safety and guards
are kept TO warn the resident should the
dreaded flood occur.
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BEI,IAIlsE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and GOSSIP from
tho Glass City.
The Republican city and township
primaries will be held next Saturday
afternoon and evening md tho Demo-
cratic primaries on the Tuesday follow
ing. The Republican primaries arc
popular vote nominations, while the
Democrats only elect delegates TO a con.
veu,ion TO make nominations, thus
shutting tho women out from voting
for their preference for mcmbers OF the
school board. The only city officers to
nominate are two members OF the
school board, one water works trustee,
while each ward will select candidate
for council, and Que for assessor. The
greatest interest centers in the contest
for school board this year.
A man named Crawford from Ben.
wood was intoxicated In the Fourth
ward, and happening along at tho Noble
street crossing Of the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railroad. gave no heed to
tho Waterman and was hit by passing
train. He was knocked some distance.
but get UP and started for home before
the extern. Of his injuries was known.
The anti.saloon organization here will
no. only lool; after the selection OF off,
GERS to legislative positions, from council
up, but will look after violations OF tho
present law and derolic. officers.
There is talk now Of putting two wo.
men UP for members Of tho school
board, but this will hardly DO done hero,
as tho women havo taken no definite
action.
Bellairc lodge. F. & NJ. A., will mect
tonight for work, and tomorrow even.
ing dozen or moro Knights Templar
will visit Cyrono commaudery in Wheel.
iHgi
Scott Lavollc will plead guilty to az.
RauIt and battery in tho probate court
to-day for the row that occurred OH tho
street week ago yca,orday.
Several people from this city went to
Pittsburgh Saturday morning on tho
excursion and returned last evening.
At the "Silvcr Offering" held at tho
First Presbyterian church Friday even.
ing tho sum OF $l4 was realized.
Miss Pritto, OF Louisville. KY, has 70.
turned 10 hor homo after Waiting
friends in tho Fifth ward.
Dr.. D. W. Boone ia laid up with
typhoid foyer. His follow physicians
aro attending him.
Miss Belle Martin. OF Moundsvillc, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Long, Of
tho Fourth ward.
Tho condition OF Miss Emma Cochran
doos not improves ho is out OF hor head
most OF tho time.
Willnm Bridonatoin returnod 10 this
CITY from Georgia, where no owns a
large fruit farm.
Tho Belmont County Medical Society
will meet ut tho Windsor Hotel to.mor-
row afternoon.
Councilman John Burrows il homo
from SisterHvillo, where lo built house
for DR.. Nook. A
Miss Kate Harmon, OF Marietta, Is
tho guest OF Mrs. Thomas Mason, OF tho
Second ward.
Shank Thornborry loft Saturday
evening for hia Mansfield homo.
"A baggage Check" appears at tho
Elyslan theatre tomorrow night.
Mrs. Snively. Of the Second ward. is
confined to hcr home, quito sick.
Miss Jossio Bu.o ia homo from visit
10 Stcubcnville frionds.I
Fred Lydeckor has accepted q position
with A. Klotz.
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A. tho Grand three nights, com.
mencing Thursday evening. March Z,
and also n Saturday matinee, will be
"the event OF the season." Manager
Feinler ia TO DO congratulated on secur.
ing tho famous Watson Sisters company
OF excellent players for these dates. An
exchange says they are n "Meteoric
Avalanche OF lumlnasy stars, and the
most extravaganL fancy cannot conceive
the splendor OF this production" II Is
clean.cut and wholesome. with nothing
to offend, and great deal to commend.
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A friend in need is friend indeed
and not less than ono million people
have found jus. such friend in Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, oae
trial will convince you that it has won.
eerful curative powers in all diseases OF
'throat, chost and lungs. Each bottle Is
Guaranteed TO do ali that is claimed or
money viii. .bc refunded. Trial bottle,
rec at tho Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles Soc and 81. l.
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John E. Brennan has made q great
success in his latest venture, Tim the
Tinker" the new play which is a sensa-
tional comedy drama OF the purest type,
is the work OF his pen and is exception
ally well equipped in all it, depart
mcnts. The cas-. is unusually strong
and the scenic accessories remarkably
elaborate. The great feature Of the
play is the scenery Of Ireland. which
eclipses in stase realism and detailed
perfection any dramatic appur.ennnce
vet attempted. and the wonderful dane
ing and sweet singing by Mr.. Brennan.
He opens at the Grand this evening.
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Manager viii D. White. Of the
Wheeling Base Ball Club, ia n nombor
OF the Interstate association organiza.
ton committee, and it was expected
that mnttcrs would be In shapo so that
tho eighth club that will complete tho
associations circuit would be decided
upon Saturday. Up to yesterday. how.
over. tho local manager had received no
notification from tho othor mombors
relative to tho situation in tho two
towns now being considered, Mansfield
aud Springfield.
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S,a anomonel have been known to
Iva for throe or four years without any
nourishmcn. save what they extract
from tho wntor. 4
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~ m

of is its popularity It doesn't stay the Shelves long
enough to become socd when women washing made
easy without any risk Of HARM they must have Pearlne
Ga+,a pdicts will tell this good
SCllU "uc fS FALSE-pearnc Icdd
grocer sends something place Of Pea
II BACK nSR ct JAMES PYLE, New You.
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Pea and PGncil--Borland l3l. Casaoll
152, McMurchy lGl, Archer ll3, Hand.
Ian l2l. Blind 100; total 1897.
Observation-Disclosures 1875. Fishcr rs
Marshall l22. Wills 1856, Walden III;
total IA.
p. and P...n3 100 Isl si7 as Jos 596 G7g 76i 8J7
Proyldcnt.-7D nc 20 20 so 40 63i 100 G5B ~
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ale Is tho boat drink; Smiths 10 tho
boat nle.