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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-31

had $500 insurance. ON his law books in
Rannev's AGENCY. c. D. Waters. agent
for the Great Eastern freight line had a
desk in Mr.. Blodpett's office which he
moved ont before the fire reached his
room. Mr. Blodpett has taken an office
in the Merchants Rank block.
Tosenb Roderrr tbcciparm manufacturer
estimates his loss at about 5000. He
carried $500 with Mr.. Ranncy in the
Phoenix
Miss Ell, Williamson. milincr. carried
500 insurance with Mr.. Ranney in the
Home NJ. & r. Co. She saved most of
her goods and with undannted pluck an
nominees that she is Going rigbt bacl, into
the old stand.
CHI. Bagley saved nearly all of his
boot, and shoes. He carried $500 with
Mr.. Moore in the Orient and $1,000 with
Mr.. Lewis in the Vermont Mutual.
The second floor of the Brooks block
was used as the hall Tor the Red Men.
They had some valuable furnishings
which were insured through {. S. Hast.
inps' agency in the Niagara for $3.50
The bows saved most of their propcrty
This is the second time this Tribe has
been burned out since il started in this
town.
The first floor was occupied by f. c.
Brooks the tailor and his loss Will be
heavy one. probably about $4,000. He
was insured for $395O in these compa-
MES: With Mr.. Moore. $3.50 in the
Eastern Mutual; with f. Switser,
$500. with Mr. Ranncv $1,000 in the
British American He has tokcr rooms
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-31
Commissioners Notice.

] T n Z.
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate court for the district
OF Caledonia, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate OF Elizabeth
y. Jewett, late of st. Johnsbury, in said
tl deceased and the term of six months
IRON the goth day of January, 1896. being
allowed by said court to the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respec.
tive claims before us: Give notice that we
VIII attend to the duties of our appointment
az the office of the Passumpsic Savings
Bank in st, Johnsbury, in said district, on
the 10Th day of February and the 9Th
day OF June next, at o O'Clock in the fore.
noon, on each of said days
W. S. BOYNTON,
T. M. HOWARD,
ro,,,oo On 49, Comm ssoners.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-31

January %, A. D., 1896. '''o"e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-31
LIBERATION NOTICE

This is TO certify that have given my SON
Oh rlts Wheeler. his time during the remain
derot his minority; that shall aim no more
OF his earnings nor pay any bills of his CON
tracing after this date.
ALBERT F. WHEELER,
Danvlle Vt, January %, 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

n II not often. At least in q Seattle thea
ter. that the orchestra, which has come to
be looked upon as a supernumerary sie-
nient 10 make melcdious noise between the
scenes M pleasant screen for couyersa-
ton. receives any mark OF attention. Yet
on Monday. and again last evening. thu
member Of the Seattle theater orchestra
at the extreme right end Of the row. the
one member from whom no particular
melody IL expected. won hearty applause.
II was not By force of emotional passages,
however. or soft and gentle melody. but
by the bixarreness OF the noise he made
Everybody seemed 10 be xs curious as a
boy with a new trumpet 20 know where the
noise came from. Tho musician who thus
drew attention TO himself IA go marked a
manner IN Fred Wonder. who r. known az
a professional trap drummer. Trap Is a
good enough adjective n his case as he
has enough miscellaneous "traps' to
stock n classical music store. He has
snarc drums and cymhals and triaagiex
and bells and bones and xylcphnnes OF
every description. h would sssra. but the
particular instrument that captured Se-
attic IL called a Chinese drum. TO the IN
musical eve ara ear IL Is simply q wooden
chorpins bowl wrong side up. and Is beaten
by . pair cf sticks with wooden knobs en-
the ends. Wonder n from the Narquana
theater OF Portland. as 10 also 8 Drsseoii.
the new leader OF the Seattle theater or
chestra-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

- The Great Northern for the piling
salms1 hy Terry King. The case did not
svsa reach the jury. but was dismissed by
5sdgs Osborn yesterday morning on the
esvund that the evidence was not suf-
aeient to sustain a verdict. II appeared 10
the court that while nm had given Con-
tractor George authority to dispose OF the
euiidinas. the latter had no right to sell
~ ping or the caps. which were annexed
. ~ freehold and therefore could not he
eunveyed except by deed. The claim made
" King was based on an oral contract.
- - attempt was made to enforce the
eAin until more than n year after the
AN Of Contractor George The piles
vsre MOI removed by the railroad company.
1G AZ being buried under che Jackson
9fset MI King sued for @e,eoc.
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RATES TO CONVENTIONS.
The Reduced Tariff In Force on All
Unconstitutional LInee

The special round trip rates established
BY the Transcontinental Association for
Delegates TO the various conventions polit-
icsI and otherwise. which meet the coming
summer and autumn. have been received
by the Great Northern Offices IN this city.
They are as follows:
For the national Republican convention
at 81. Louis. June is, q drst-elass limited
thirty-day round TO- ticket Will be sold
for s7a5a. There viii also be more sx-
tended ticket. the latter on the certificate
excursion plan for s7a.so. - OF the amount
20 be paid when the certificate Is executed
at ST. Louis. Tickets viii be on sale on
June 10 and II only. and viii be good only
for continuous passage In each direction.
going on the date OF sale. returning on date
OF execution OF certificate. They are close
iy limited 70 return on June IS and Il
The higher rate tickets are good for re-
turn leaving on either June 10 OF q. July Z.
July IL or July a. Transit limits not 70
exceed 1--WE days on either ticket
For the national Democratic convention.
70 he held at Chicago July Z. there IL 4
thirty-day limited frst-ciass return ticket
at ss2Jo; also en- extended limit ticket nt
$s7.5o. the latter o& the eertiscate cxcur-
sion plan. 81 10 be paid when certificate IS
signed. making the ticket good for return
trip. The dates Of faIe are June % ard
July Tickets good for. continuous pas
saga only 70 each direction A. the lower
rate. the return date Of leaving IN from
July {, Il inclusive. Tickets az the
higher rate. return can be had July to Il
Inclusive; also July q. August ( and Au-
gust IL
For the national eacampnent Of the q.
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Asssf e a<rcgaAcA tnscssaee ana eeaeral
baa1extng tocefeA ~ euDaxznfsn1sn4
ressrfe4 BY accusing Tia mills q stealing
N wAfsr. Tie council q q special meet
ING vhstevasAs4 the superintendent ana
pursee hm Of tie sins he was alleged 70
D guilty os fcwar1 tbs ms,ae. he Eslls
snsreapo1 began plans Ter putting In .
Raw plant az their own. and the city WI
likely tose the harvest part Of the revenue
70 % derived from the water works II the
CITY prevents the ELLIS b Injunction or
esner~-ss from layi,g pipe along shIiHhcis
avenue the mills can be reached by iayiss
TIE ptpeo aicne the tide Eats On private
property owned principally BY the rsslia
The railroad company has DO franchise In
ballard. neither have the mills.
The council accepted an invitation Of the
@. A r. and q Of v. to take part IN the
parade 81 Decoration DAY. May -
The following ordinances we're passed:
Creating Judgment fgnd and providing
Tor an annual assessment 70 pay all sats-
menfs that may Be obtained against the
city.
Providing the method Of adverefs.ne for
city printing. With 4 clause for thu present
emergency. Since the case Of the Search
hghs vs.. the mayor OF Ballard was decided
against the Searchliehe, thu fghe between
the News-Bchc and the Searchisght for the
city printing contract has been dormant.
The council refused to accept the lowest
Did. that Of the News Echo, and decided
70 call FOR new bids. which viii now b
zone under the new ordnance.
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4 ongwes 70 his wife'e application for
- nepey pending the divorce suit,
49, 4. postlus yesterday flied In court
= e0Aavit tending 70 show that the pc
tit.1p y not well grounded. A few days
- M. pUntius asked for an order re-
s1iring MIN 10 pay her e4oo 10 enable her
: ossears he cause for trial. and also
y ~ eJg menth Ter the support OF her.
~ "a lhilArsn- Mrs.. Pontius. he says.
= occupied the family residence ever
dsos b was fsrosd 10 leave. and he
sonis cot that the Thurston county real
state In which she has a third interest
b ffes Of inoumbrance. He declares that
es1ss 10 January a he provided for Ars.
poutius and the children. and II now pro-
Ming for them. ana notwithstanding that
" has been compelled to leave home he
~ given plaintiff orders At various gro
ssry stores. In February she bought sup
olien amounting to els.2s. March. k1ss;
ASrii. MN: 7fAy. e1h7u. He further says
tAat the total amounts paid by him dur
~ the months for provisions and cloth
ine have been respectively t7aio. $ss.6
0.& QDA8. Hs has arranged. he says.
IN Ms. Ponttus - get whatever supplies
shs may nes1. ana has given her what
svss money shs has asked for. He does
rot bsiieve that any suit money win b.
aeedsd. but announces his willingness 10
IN with her In any conveyances Of real
eotats 10 raise whatever sum the court
NAY think proper. He has no calling at
this time realizing him any amount In
rsady money. and has been enabled IN
ne past 10 provide for family expenses
through Gales Of real estate.
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No Cause for Unsasin~~@.

The harkenttne Blakeiey, which sssiss
from Seattle fer Cook inlet April Is. with
about twenty passengers from this city
ana about forty from Tacoma. has net yet
been reported. There have been some *
pr-sSio1s OF anxiety regarding her safety.
but they are without foundation. TIE
the purpose os the Traders Alaska Com
pany. by which she ts chartered. that the
Hiakelsy should remain IN Alaska waters
foe several weeks 20 ssh fer cd after land
srg passengers AZ Cook inlet That 40
word has eesn Directly beard from the ves-
sci - not strange. as mails are few and far
between. and the Riskeley riisht have A.
rived just after the last man left II has
been said the boat was overloaded at Per,
Towr<sas. This II deni~s er,pharcaiav ey
A. J. Burrows - IRE Traders Alaska cos,-
psry. VITO SAYS TIRE vessel was xa.sizsc
By the customs c.1csals an4 r,sSea
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Burlington Route.

90 East via billings. Mont. or via 81.
Paul as you prefer. But be sure-be very.
very sure--that your ticket from there on
reads via the Burlington route.
To Omaha, Kansas City. 81. Louis or
any other Southern or Southeastern city.
the route via Billings. being over 800 miles
shorter and several hours faster than any
other, Is preferable. Resides. the service
II offers ls really excellent.
To Chicago and points beyond. take the
Burlington from Billings or St. Paul a.
you wish.
The local ticket agent has tickets via
both routes. He will furnish you with one
~ you ask for u. Ask for II. NJ. p Rem
ton. Puget Sound Agent. corner Yesier
aYsnue and Front street
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BALLARD's COUNCIL.
street Railway Franchises and Trouble
Over the water svsteyr

The city council OF the city Of ballard
At It's last meeting received a conmun.cn-
ton from n. F. Backus. receiver OF thu
Consolidated Railway Company. IN regard
TO the notice from the council requesting
tn. company 10 show cause WHY the fran
chlse which the company has II, the CITY
should not be forfeited on july /, ne
stated that the railroad property would be
sold June 20. when tbs company would he
reorsanizet- The new company would re-
CURE more time 10 take the matter Of ex-
tending the lire TO Ballard under consider
alton. and requested the council % defer
action uatil after the Reorganization: re-
ferrsd
The Manufactures Water comnanv q
proceeding TO lay its new pipes from Bal
lard to Fremont along the risht-of-wav Of
the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern Rail-
way Conpany's Ire. Councilman Reed
Questioned the right OF the mills 10 DO h,s
along Shiishc'e avenue. and the council IN
strnctei tho superintendent Of vate,
works. w. II. Lard. ard the city at.ornsv
TO lock after the city's interest. Ths rrsn-
c'psi mills Doubt sse capacity Of IRE c,tx
water works 70 supply the mills Win suf.
ncient water during the try vea,h.-
There has also been considerable frscr,o,
between the Seattle Cedar Iurb.~ Cow
psny, the West Ccss. Nauufartr,-srr a..
Investment Company ana several othsr
NILS ans the superintendent, az water
works. some OF the former accusing the
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A. r. at ST. Paul. September to Z there
Is thirty-dsy rrss-ciass limited round
trip ticket st S0. and IN extended limit
ticket at t77.sa Tickets at the lower rate
are good leaving on return not later than
September II: ut the higher rate. leaving
on return September Is. = and =. Return
transit not to exceed nvs daya
For the Peoples party convention II 81
Louis. July q. th.rty-day limited first-class
ticket at $ssso: extended limit ticket At
Sss.A Dates Of sale. July Is and Ia Tick
cts IT the lower rate. leave on return pas
sage July - to q. AT the higher rate. July
- TO n. August 4. August II ana August ia.
For the National Educational Associa-
ton convention at Buffalo. July To 10, 4
nrst-ciass limited ticket At 81. Dates Of
sale. June . and a, Tickets good for re-
turn not later than July Il. II deposited
with Joint agents Of terminal lines At Buff
falo prior to July 10. extension net later
than August -.
For tha national convention Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Association At Washington
City. July Ills. first-olass limited ticket at
81 Dates of sale. June y and 30. Return
not later than July Is. with extension not
later than July -
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=
1t r. not generally known that SEATTLE
has not had an actually free delivery scrv-
Ice ~ the postal authorities in all Sec
tons OF the corporate limita The city
proper. that portion known In ordinary
parhncs - the buiit-up section. has en-
toyed tho blessing and the benefit. but
section OF tho Waiia Walla addition and
another known - the Rainier addition.
this latter south Of Jackson street. bound
"a By the Columbia car trsckx on the west
and Taylor street on the east. and running
south ~ far DOWN approximately. a.
valentine station. on the electric line
named. have had 20 get their mail at the
possoff,ce. the letters and papers always
receiving attention through the kenorai
delivery. Every postmaster known In the
history OF Seattle. up to Gen. Mcem, the
suppiy tho free delivery 70 thu sections
indicated. the usual sxcuse having been
that the residents Of thsse disiocated Sec
lions could not BE- covered by tho appro-
pration. which limited the carrier serv-
ice. In the language OF the late esteemed
BIZ Nye. They hit all around US. but
did not hit U.s." In other words. the daily
delivery hit ~ Gar south a. jackson
street. as far east as Taylor street. and at
other points on the very border OF the
hst section named Consequently. thsse
residsots Of Seattle could stand on the
very line OF demarcatlon. witness the pos,-
man delivering his morning and afternoon
tributes, and yet receive none themselves.
In the interest OF history. II may be well
TO here state. 30 the fact may remain on
record. that very many people had their
mail addressed TO kind friends on Ysslsr
way. grocery stores. butcher shopa. wood
yards. etc. In order that they might be
able 20 hear within reasonable time from
the outside world with some decree OF
promptness.
II has been reserved for the present
postrsaster to break the postal embargo.
Permission has been received from WASH
inRton City 10 put on another carrier, and
he has already appeared upon the ecene
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= THEIR HOMES.
SIS City Residents Get
Out Z Defense
- PLAINTIFF 70 Esroppxp.
u Oalms HI VIA OUos Boe
- Du1s Nensy-Tsesy xang
Looss Hfs Suit.
- PLAINTIFF % EsropsEo.

su1nn Attendants IN the suit u n. o.
- q Il. ~. the Columbia Home COM
s.s~ 4 ~, Involving propsrty at Coiam-
- 90. Yesterday fllsc answers In the
-.er6er eo.wf- The claim n mado that
M IA the wAshington Cooperative
- 0uupany was the eQuitabis owner
- nj estate. and had caused the
~ nm Il had bssn cieaSsl aad piat-
~ = - ps1s on the market and offered
- -. Ths several defendants bouxht
- - under contracts Of sa1e. ana sub
-s~srffy. they say. the Cb-opsrative
- csapary became the owner IN fss
ss~r1e q the property. The dsesndaats
~ enorsd into possession and built
GrmUseai dwellings. which became their
sr1nassaf home prior to May .. ISL
S-6o1gusptiy. II u alleged. the plaintiffs.
e0kosl lsmancing or seceiving any con-
S1nnnsa. released from the Ian Of the
-~onm nenf.cnsd in the complaint.
49, trsets Of the property. the amount
- ~ the property released aggre-
~,s1.g nm. and At the same ttnsS haA
- fnowis6ge Of the rights Of the de-
e--0nnD. In 70 doing. II Is claimed. the
sSsiS111h - lived and released their lien.
ri - pow stopped from attempting
r $500 r.. TO allow them 70 assert tbs
srrorn1r1 lsea, without requiring them
q c16t upsn Inc indebtedness the value
= - propsFty released gratuitonsiy.
- 4 = said. work . great inJustfce.
- necBnlanfs therefore aak that the
1900 b dismissed. or n the court
s6a1 ~ that the plaintiffs have an
1919 = ne property that thsy be re-
800 . credit the value OF the property
800 from the lien and then be re-
80 - arst offer for sale the lands
s~1rn WhIch the defendants have no Hen:
Swope ne same does not sell for . suf-
0r6unf - 70 satisfy the balance due that
r. p1ppsrty owned by the dsfendants ~
~ eupasstssy.
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Certainty We Do.

The great weekly review OF the transpor-
taf,on interests OF Great Britain noticing
= recent American publication. entitled
s.,.omforts In Travel" which gives ons
A comprehensive sdea OF how they travel
., America" gives the following rare
tribute 20 the magnificent service Of Ameri-
can railways;
Certainly they Guido " In comfort
and luxury. and the accounts OF the sleep
Ire ana dining cars must create envy In
the breasts OF those who know what 70
4. 70 travel all nsshs seated upright IN
. soltfrx railway carriage Indeed. the
trains on the Northwestern Line are Ike
colossal hotels on wheels. and the com
forts OF the passengers n thing assured. +"
r, w. Parker. Puget Sound Agent. Seat
TIA
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Art Department.

Royal Society Embroidery silks. Filo,
Twist. Rope Outlining and EAging
Floss, Most perfect embroidery silka
made
Irish Point Squares. isc. sc. s5s1c. co.
60. sc each.
Irish Point Squares. ssxss. sc. sc. q
SIX Sisa. N.75. -. - each.
Irish Point scarfs. &c. Sc. N.A. u..x
s. each.
An-Linen Stamped Duyi,es. "a. 70,
&C. isc.
Ali-r.ineu Stamped Tea Cloths, tia.
N5S Nsa. s.. xsS SEA. ssss. 81. NA.
As each.
stamped Laundry BAGS. 80. ~ "a.
gsc. Sc
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Len the Children Alone.

= aeticn begun by Mary I. Smith w.
Lsavle epsrbcr. an answer was filed. In
~ superior court yesterday that Mrs.
sn'm PAID q months rent February Is. and
saen Saving the house in possession OF her
enharsn vent away from the city. At the
spvauon ef month some charitable per-
Ems scok tho two children away from thu
pa.s because they had nothing to eat.
"a 80 sne name day the key was returned 20
asm- ne WINS unable 10 flnd the plaintiff
% vQusst her 20 remove her goods. ana
sshne to rent the house he caused her
sWrery 10 be carefully stored In build
ny = the same premises.
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ATWOOD Rroeades. 4, inches vsoA
&C.
ssk Finished Figured SIsAAirs, =
inches. Sac.
English Mehair Sieslians. SC to ia
English wcrsted Storm Serge. - Q
yarE
Black Pattern Suits Mchafrs. r1rur.
ed. very complete line ct sil3 .
suit.
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We carry = full assortment % ne
following linee Of Corssts:
w. c. c. or Royal wsrcestsr. Lang.
don q BACHELORS. Thompson Glove
Fitting. p. d. ana Warner Brothers,
and IN Corset Waists Ferris Broa',
Equipoise. Jenness Miller, Detroit.
Royal Worcester. and Warner Bros.'
We guarantee to at any figure satis-
factoriiy.
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CSorr Notes
sndee Hanford held eourt - 49,.
eroay. bat Wi . q d b>nc6 49,
The calendar YIN BE- ea,,.s !, -. -
4 court at 15s3G shis mcrn,nr Far ~
...n0enf q causes for IL In esr1-
snsaeing JUne
.afriags licenses were srune6 v.~s.rA.~
-. wlae@ HalhawAy ana Narv To-s~x
GGsn . 1sver PARK. Aueoot mem a
is ...s Sslls. ead Cs1ess,A Mock al AZ.
Charlss Iandssrom. ~As,s ~, A,,.. :.
srs 1S ~ divorce. has bssn or6sred Is
~ eetsfe JudGe Humes tbs norndn9
punAehsd for conssmp. n 49, ,ss ~ =
Ss month temporary eifmoay.
The PraasAn National rn~ur~r-~ g.
pany yestsrxiay fsesi 4 ccmnisans i, trsse-
ssaucn IN the case Of the bank a. Hrf,-
SoiomDia- Of Portland w Rofsrrt
Ssye = a.. Ginning oa.NzA sflar~d Il,
- = psomsseory note secured BIZ
ie9ak Gustafnun applied far ,~1,s.~ ~
r99.1aslesfration OF the estate a hse 80 10
suyIg. Who Did at csrbnnodo pferr~
so.-y. Apri = The estate eomprfsss 4
s .' interest IN hoesebo,f furui-
s,o.,ss re e - dsposited In the Firss No
, Receiver Underwood. OF IN. s~>s,,. CITY
Eey company. yesterday flsd in the
Ir1n court his report for the month OF
GGg.n the report shows rsce3pts OF "A
ess-<s; disbursements. aIss.g. The hal
.nee or hand IN bank II reduced 10 N, 70
Al extraordinary disbursement for the
monyh was the payment to j. N Muidoon
OF 80 - damages.
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supreme Court Decisions.
Olympia. May E.-Speciai.-The supreme
court has iied opinions In the following
cases.
J. C. Percival, appellant, VS.. county OF
Thurston. respondent: affirmed.
Franklin Speck. respondent, vs.. william
Gray. appellant: from walia waiia. This
action was brought by respondent for Sc
duction of his wife by appellant. for al.ena-
ton Of affections. etc. and damages were
asked for in the sum Of 125oo. The fury
In affirmed.
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Duffy's Pure
MaltWhiSkey

Excellent an the year round. this prince
Of prsvsntives has . place in every family
medicine chest II keeps Up energy n
young ard old. sooshes throhning nerves
ana Increases the power to sssimiiate
food; - rapidly absorbed and shows its
good effects In uuickened circulation and
better tons Of the whole system
Tell your drugy.st or grocer zen vtn
have only Duffy'a
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u saueies Of Incorporation ofshs Epworth
sssaeais, Church q f4sahenis. va-hon
aa we're nlci With the couAty auditor
,",sraay. The sneorporators ara william
r..arsnam, s. n. berry, JoNn T. HAM
s.s.rs. q, ". Burrows ana II. A.
y, aae the officers areE President,
~rshams secretary. @. a. burrows:
av- X a fakcr. The trustee. are
~ nnnhsr. and the board Is made un
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