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Elections Yesterday--The Result in
 Orange.

The election returns from the town of Orange show a republican majority of 125. There were 1,o67 votes cast, the republicans receiving about 596 and the democrats All. The election was very quiet. The town voted for H. cense. $50 to 223 against, Those elected .are:
 Selectmen--Walter A. Main, r; Ell ford c, Russell, r; Dennis A. Kimber- ly, d.
 Treasurer--James c. Hyde, r.
 Tax collector Henry c. Higgins, r.
 onstables-Robert B. Mcdonald, r; William M. Futile, r; John Malacrida r; Patrick J. Rourke, r: George Fischer d. George F. Reynolds, q. Grand jurors-George L. Peck, r Stiles D. Woodruff, r; Marshall J Adams r; Theron L. Adams, d; Will liam Jager, q. Auditors-Herrv V. Richards. r; c G. Olsen, d.
 School visitors-Edgar J. Woodruff r; Stiles J. Treat, d. Assessors-Edgar E. Pardee, r; Will liam M. Russell, r; Henry c. Thomas d Board of relief-Edward G, Mansfield r; Clifford E. Treat, r; Theron L. All ing, d.
 | Registrars of voters-Rep.: First dis trict, Albert M. Domkee; second dis trict William J. Scobie; denl., first dis ] trict James H Peck; second district | Michael E. Tracey.
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Following is the table:
Middlesex County.

Middletown, Oct. 1.--All of the fifteen towns in Middlesex county held town elections to-day and returns from four teen show that the republicans carried eleven, the democrats three. Killing worth, which was carried by the demo- crats last year, is missing. In 1899 the republicans carried thirteen of the towns, the democrats two Four towns voted on the license question, Chester, Essex, Old Saybrook and Portland. Els sex changed this year from no license to license. Following is a table show ing results:
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TN MILFORD.

The elections at Milford yesterday went republican by about 195 majority, q gain of 100 over last year. The sub feet of license was not voted on. The town is q pro-license one. Those elect ed were
 selectmen-E. l.. Ford, rep, Abraham T. Platt, rep, and Walter M. Irving, dem.
 Treasurer-Sanford Hawkins.
 Town agent-E. l.. Ford rep.
 Tax collector-E. R. Baldwin.
 Assessors-Edgar T. Clark, Nathan D Pratt and Alongo w. Burns.
 Auditors Ernest Whitewell and Il. C. Miles.
 Board of relief--Charles w. Miles Charles A. Smith and George w. Nun son.
 onstables-George F. Mallory, sam uel A. Rhodes, Charles G. Fowler, Al bert E. Beers, Edgar Van Horn, James E. Nolan and Harry W. Merwin Grand jurors-o. W. Platt, William P Thomas, Samuel F. Frisbee and $ B. GreatoreX.
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Holland County.

Rockville, Oct. Flight of the thlr- teen towns in Holland county show re- publican success in to-day's elections while the democrats carried two. Three, Bolton, Somers and Union, are miss ing. Last year Bolton was democratic, Soners and Union republican. With complete returns in 1899 the republicans carried twelve, the democrats two. Stafford was the only town In the county to change position on the H. cense question. The no license vote was carried to-day.
 E,nllnMinp is the able.
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straight and 26 scratched Two repup- licau candidates for selectmen, John D. Tyler and Edmund G. Woodward were elected. The former received 125 votes tud the latter 114. Eugene E. ThomP- son, democrat was elected the thlru selectman. He received SS votes against 64 for Henry T. Thompson. The contest between the Thompsons furn- ished the only surprise of the electlon' except the majority of the republican nominees. It was thought by demo- crats and republicans alike that Hen- ry T. Thompson would be elected the third member of the board of select- men.
 Most of the other republican candi- dates received 13S votes. The polls opened at a. m. and closed at noon The following is the successful ticket:
 Selectmen John s. Tyler, Ho- mund B. Woodwork Auditor-Henry Fl. Bradley. Assessor-Edward F. Thompson. Board of relief-William s. Chidsey, Registrar of voters-Wallace s, Co., ker.
 Town treasurer and treasurer of town deposit and school fund-Frederick L.. Hawkins.
 1 Tax collector-Calvin c. Kirkham. Constables-James Smith, Merrick M. Russell, c. Howard Stepp, Edmund c. Goodrich. Grand jurors - Leland H. Haight, Charles w. Holbrook, William J. Bol- ley.
 School ommittee-F'rederick L. flaw kins, Henry H. Bradley.
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Litchneld County.

Litchfeld, Oct. 1.-The Little Town Election" returns from all of the tWen- ty-six towns of IAtchfleld county except Bethlehem and Bridgeport show that fifteen towns went republican and nine democratic. In 1899 Bethlehem was re- publican, Bridgewater democratic. Last year, with all the towns heard from the republicans carried sixteen and the democrats ten. The towns of Kent and Woodbury changed from license to no license.
 Following is the table:
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A REPUBLICAN BANNER

To be Raised by the Seventh Ward Me-
 Lean Club.
 The republicans of the Seventh ward held meeting last evening at the Young Mems Republican club. It was decided that subscriptions should he raised to assist the Eighth Ward Mo Lean club to buy banner to be placed across State street, near Bishop street. The banner will be raised within few days and will have upon it four of the candidates pictures. George h. Wood- ruff, secretary of the Seventh Ward Mclean club, has the matter in charge.
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CLOSED THEIR FACTORY.
Malleable Iron Company Suspends Op-
 erations,

erattons.
 Meriden, oct. 1.-The factory of the Meriden Malleable Iron company tenn porarily suspended operations to-day. According to an official of the com pany the firm has plenty of orders on hand but slow collections have incon- venienced them somewhat.
 A meeting of the creditors have been called Cor next week.
 The last inventory of the plant show ed assets of s213,000 and liabilities, out side of the capital stock (S125,0O0) of $53 OO0, included in that amount being the mortgage of Mir. Lyon. Since that inventory s14,000 of the liabilities have been wiped out, so that, as stated, the whole sum to-day owed by the com pany to the general creditors is less than s14,000.
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IN EAST HAVEN.

The East Haven republicans won a
 decisive victory in the town election held yesterday. There were 13S repub- lican ballots cast and 73 democratic. Of the republican ballots, S9 were
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THE LITTLE TOWN ELECTIONS
(Continued from First Page.l

Continued from First Page.) ding, Trumbull and Weston missing, the returns show that the republicans carried twelve towns and the democrats three. In 1899 of the six missing towns, four were republican and two demo- cratic Greenwich, in 1900, was demo cratic. There were no upheavals on the license question.
 Following is the table:
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NORTH HAVEN TOWN ELECTION.


 At the North Haven town election yesterday the republican ticket was vic torious by large majorities, averaging about IS out of a total vote of 14S. All though the election was a rather quiet one the republican majorities are larg- CT than those of last year. The ticket elected Is as follows:
 Selectmen-Hon. D. Walter Patton, Clarence NJ Frost.
 Registrar of voters-T. D. S. Good year.
 Assessor-L J. Fowler.
 Board of relief-Charles H. Fowler, Nathan H. Marks
 Constables-Reuben Harrison, Daniel Bamole, H. T. Corb and Wilbur E. Beach.
 Agents of the town deposit fund Robert w. Smith. Joseph Pierpont and Sheldon B. Thorpe.
 School visitors-J. w. Tuttle, George H. Cooper. Grand jurors-George J. Merz, K. A. Oleson, William B. Roberts. Audtor-Sheldon R. Thorpe. School fund treasurer and town treas urer-R. P Lindsey. Tax collector--L. I. Fowler.
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REHABILITATION OF 1s99

As a result of the days voting Oh the license question the 162 towns stand as follows: License 72, no license 90. In 1899 the towns stood license 73, no H. cense S9.
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I'M FIFTH NY

The election in Benthany yesterday was quiet, though close, neither party gaining a decisive victory. The election resulted as follows:
 Selectmen-Samuel R. Woodword, d; Harry F. Peck, r; S. W, Beecher, d.
 Auditors-Arthur J. Doolittle, q; Je- rome A. Downs, r.
 Treasurer and town clerk ! F. M. Clark, q.
 Assessors-s. E. Todd, d; Harry F. Peck, r.
 Board of relief-D N, Clark, d; Je- rome A. Downs, rep.
 Collector of taXes-Charles F, Peck, rep.
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Enlloming is the table:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
MAPES-ACKER.


A very pretty wedding occurred atth
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs George j.
Acker n Pine River Wednesday even
ing. when their daughter, Grace f, was
united in holy matrimCny TO Charles
H, eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs l.. II
Mapes of Pine River. A large company
of invited guests were present TO witness
the interesting ceremony which was
performed by Rev. J. A. McGreaham,
pastor Of the St. Louis Presbyterian
church 10 which the young couple be-
long. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Mapes, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
j. Acker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamble,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Behler, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Z. Woodmanse, Mr. and Mrs. L. U.
Behler, Miss Jessie Behler, MIR. and
Mrs. b. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stone,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gargett, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. w. Rogers. Mr.. j. Pangborn,
Mr.. W. Bryant, Miss Gertie Stebbins,
Rev. and Mrs j. A. McGreaham, and
others. Mr.. George Acker acted az
groomsman and Miss Myrtle Mapes,
bri desmaid. The wedding march was
played by Miss Jessie Dehler. After the
ceremony and congratulations the com
pany sat down TO a splendid wedding
supper The presents werel numerous,
beautiful and appropriate. The young
couple are held in the highest esteem
by large circle Of friends, who wish
them Godspeed i'll a long and happy
married life. They will reside in their
own home in Pine River township,
which has been beautifully fitted up for
their reception.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
ALMA. Mich. sept. ls. 1900.

special meeting OF the Commcn Council OF
the Village OF Alma Ia Council Chamber held
In office OF W \. Turck * Co. on above date.
Meeting called to oder by President Brew.
baker al II O'Clock standard time.
Pfesent-PrcsidCnt BrcwbHkcr, Trustees
Dean, Deldvan, Hannah, aOnuFei. Thompson,
Wilson.
Motion made by Trustee VI ntigel, supported
by Trustee DcJvan To- re. uSld the action
taken D. he cOlucil ~ it- last regular meeting
held on the llth day OF sept, a. d., 1910 relative
to gra ting permit % the Uicbivrn Tell Dhnuc
Co. AS r"r petition pfesented Dy theul on said
drtc.
Motion carried.
Motion made bf Trustee De AVIAN supported
10y trustCt- Diam 60 rrscinHi The action fuacu az
last re<ul+r meet .uC iU srtutiuL tUrW.t go ihc
MichigHu lCicp o,e 60. tu b,nld, instruct ami
mniutaiu iis teletbuur Inc "a tiC sOuI side Of
superior 20. from section 1ne between sections
iwo HuC fufcf 20 -tate-st
Motion carried
Motion made by Trustee Wilson supported by
-trc hHunFt tu UltW tLc sa q hiichiiun
iHlcpauur company 20 rop4if and maintain O.
line ir .ru the section iiue between section. tive
End threc 20 Stnih-st ~ Row located. thr said
company shall keep ifs poles painted. Tree fr0m
pu@tcrs AID wired and poll. 10 be placed under
Tho supervision ot the street committee.
CA motion Council adjourned
Ely BKEwBARrR W. W. kINCH
President. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
OHIO EXCURSION. OCTOBER BIRD.

The Ohio Excursion over the Ann Ar.
Dor Railroad will be given on Wednes-
day October Bird, not the 4th, as enron.
eously announced in previous issues of
this paper.
Excursion tickets good for return I'M
til November 3rd will be sold TO Toledo
ana TO all stations in Ohio on the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Ry., Hooking Ry.
Ohio Central Lines, Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton Ry. and Detroit and Lima
Northern Ry. Special train will leave
Alma at s 81 a. IN. Fare for the round
trip TO Toledo will be 81 80, and to points
on above railroads in OHIO half rate from
Toledo TO destination. but it must be un.
derstood that reduced rate tickets TO
points in Ohio will not be sold on ARR.
val In Toledo. Through tickets should
be purchased at starting point on Ann
Arbor Railroad. IL your local agent is
not supplied with through tickets, have
him check your baggage through and
purchase from agent on train. For
further information address,
w. IL. BENNETT, CT. Z. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

A new cement sidewalk has been laid
in front Of 9. NJ. Scott's residence this
week.
b. Clement left on Thursday for Car
son City where he expects to remain
few days.
Hiram High of Ovid, candidate for
state senator in this district on the Re
publican ticket, WAS in Alma Thursday
Mrs. p. Garner of Saginaw, who spent
several days in Alma during last week
and the first of this visiting her grand
children at the home OF A. w. Brock,
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Mccullough will teach
classes in elocution and physical culture
In Saginaw and Bay City during the
coming winter and will be in Alma and
Ithaca two days of each week for the
same purpose.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
Of Interest TO Christian Scientists.

BY request we publish the following
taken from the Boston Journal of late
issue:
Concord, y. H, September 6.-Rov
Mary Baker Eddy was guest at the
Concord State Fair this afternoon, az
the special invitation of Governor Rol-
Inns, he day being observed as Govern
Or's Day.
accompanied by Judge and Mrs. :.
j. Hanna of Boston Mrs. Eddy arrived
at the grounds at 3 p. m. in her victoria.
She was received at the gates by the
city and state authorities, represented
by the City Marshal of Concord and an
escort of police, mounted and on foot,
and a mounted military aide Of Govern
or Rollins, specially detailed. With
her escort, Mrs. Eddy made the circle
of the track, which had been previously
cleared for her benefit.
"As the carriage approached the
Governor : reviewing stand, she was an
nounced TO the thr0ug Is the Rev. Mary
Baker Eddy, the DiScoverer Of Christian
Science. The band struck up a patriotic
air and the ten thousand spectators in
the amphithcatre waved handkerchiefs.
cheered and applauded In Difference
10 MIS-. E'llI NlSldSIc TOT uuduc Ueln-
onstrations, the crowd had been request
ed by the Authorities 10 refrain from a
TOO boisterous recognition Of her pres
ence. after having made the circuit of
the grounds, Mrs. Eddy and her escort,
together with about fifty visiting Chris
tian Scientists, witnessed the greater
part of the afternoon programme. Be
fore leaving Mrs. Eddy expressed 70 the
authorities and TO her escorts her ap-
probation OF the honor paid her. "
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

lltAig ii'Halb Hl''iAI I''iIA's Ctpts '.... ~
Claude Struhlc 2tl
Fire Dept fre call, Melt Lilley's house "a
&. r. Brown. . year irut.ug ............ Il -
Ntlt Liliey, Gro sings and walks. ....... 70 %.
ON m ton Mr. - j. kcAuedy was allowed
seJ.OU OF the 500 90 left 10y him with tn. village
rs IA guurH tee Oh the street work.
Motion mad" ana Supported that permit be
and IS hereby grant, the Michigan Telephone
co. T. construct ana MAINTAIN its telephone line
on the south size OF >upe,iO ST. from stcti n
line bctWt cu sections two ana three, TO State
81 IN accordance with The prayer of the petition
OF the " chiean Telephone o provided hat ne
said company -hall keep their telephone poles
painted free from pOstt r.. wired, ard be placed
under the supervision or the Comuittee uu
streets, subject to ail rights Of the Union Tele-
phone Co.
Motion carried uuan mousy
On motion the pei ion Of 1. +. Brown for re-
bate on water TAX on account OF substituting IA
gasoline engine Tor water motor, was granted
On motion A. Hod. klnson wds granted per
side Park up statc-st provided MIR. \ W
Wrgh' Oecom' responsible for any aud all
damages that may occur ana that the streets be
left in as good condition a. when the work com.
mtnctd.
ON motion the matter pertaining TO the Crunk
ite VII was referred to the committee on
streets.
on motion the amount Of ov~rtax charged TO
Frabk koilin by error was ordered rebated
Oh motion the village Treasurer was I'm.
stTucted 10 accept fifty cents OF Mrs. John
Durham rs paynon OF her personal tax.
On motion council adjourned.
ELY BkEwBARER. W w. kINCH,
resident Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
|. Churches ! Societies.

First church of Christ Scientist: Serv-
ices | 100 u IN al w Il. &. hall. Adam S
block. Subject for next Sunday I'm
reality" All are welcome
Free Methodist church services: Sun
day school AZ 10 90 III Preaching at
1900 a. N Preaching Sunday evening
at 30. Prayer meeting every Tuesday
evening at 1880.
Morning and evening services at the
Presbyterian church. In the morning
the pastor will preach the sermon of
welcome 10 the college students. Even
ing subject, Building for Ones Self "
Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning. Subject; state
Missions Ill the Time Of Christ" even
ing subject, "A Physician or Demons
for the Afflicted" Come with US and
we will do thee good"
Rev. Wooten formerly Of the Lansing
church has been sent To the Methodist
church of Alma for the coming year.
He comes very highly recommended
from the Michigan conference All are
most cordially invited TO come next Sun.
day and meet the new pastor. SPECIAL
music for the Sunday services.
SOCIETIES.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Timby Monday, Oct. LIST.
Alma chapter o. E. S. election of
officers Friday evening. Sept. 2l. Wis
ltOrs UelcOme
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
q A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
TO refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if
it fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
SHARRAR x MULHoLLAND, Alma.
BIvINs & RHODES, Alma.
l0S0-yr FRED HUDSON. Riverdale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR At GRAND RAPIDS
SEPT 9th 90 2Sth.

The Grand Trunk Railway System
will sell tickets from al points Oh ita
limos IN Michigan ar one fare for the
round trip plus 80 cents for admission
coupon, tIckers bsiuR sold from Septem.
bfr 24th 20 2Stb. valid to return Up 30
ana iuciu1luR September 2arh.
The Michigan .Sfare Fair will be
better than ever thus year For furthcr
information inquire OF al agents OF the
Grand Trunk Railway System.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
Village Council.

ALMA, Mich Sept II, 1900.
Regular meeting OF the Common CouuCIi OF
the Village of Alma IN COuucll Chamber ON
above date
Present-President Brewbsker Trustees
Wilson. Hannah. MOnuge., Delavdu and
TGOmpsOu.
a bstui-Trustec Dean.
Minutes ol last regular meeting read and
approved.
On motion the following claims were allowed
at footing aud the clerk instructed to issue ord
ers tDr SAM. other GAINS presented were laid
on the table for twu weeks
LL..tr - - IL. ... 1917 L -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
SOCIETIES.
LAST FRANKFORT EXCURSION.

The last excursion of the season to
Frankfort will be given by the Ann Ar.
Dor h. r. Sunday Sept. 23rd. Special
train Will leave Alma at 6 :O3 "a III. Fare
for the round trip $l.5O. Better not
miss this opportunity. Twill be IA long
time till next summer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
Notice OF Dissolution.

Tho co-partnership heretofore exciting be
tween j. Martin Montigel and Ferdinand hont
lgel,doing business under the firm name of J. NJ
" ntigel * Co. Is this day dissolved by mutua
consent The business will be continued By tn,
SAID j. Martin Montigel who j. authorized L
settle the accounts OF the late firm.
Dated September 10. 1900.
D. MARTIN MONTIGEL.
FERDINAND NoNTIGEL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE

SUNDAY, SEPT. "a LAST ONE 1hls YEAR TO
GRAND RAPIDS.
Train will leave Alma at 7.55 a. IN.
Returning leave Grand Rapids 90
p. IN. Rate 81 GO. Last chance for a
Sunday outing in the Valley City.
STATE FAIR AT GRAND RAPIDS.
Sept. 24th to 2Sth, inclusive, Pere
Marquette agents al all stations I'm Mich
igan Will sell tickets 10 Grand Rapids
and return, on account OF State Fair, at
one way fare plus so cents for admission
to the Fair Children under ~ half rate.
Return limit of all tickets Sept Goth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
STATE FAIR AT GRAND RAP
Off the Track

This means disaster and death when
applied to fast express train. 1t is
equally serious when 1t refers to people
whose blood is disordered and who
consequently have pimples and sores,
bad stomachs, deranged kidneys, weak
nerves and that tired feeling. Hood IS
Sarsaparilss puts the wheels back on
the track by making pure, rich blood
and curing these troubles.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
GrdtiOt County Fair.

The annual fair for Gratiot county
will be held at Ithaca Tuesday w ednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, October 2, 3.
4, and 3. The following is the speed
program with purses aggregating 81 900:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

II You don't feel quite we'll, try a
bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is a
wonderful tonic and invigorator. 1t
will help you
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21
Lincoln Club Notes

J. w. Holmes ana Bert Hayes adj
dressed the club last Tuesday night.
Both gave very interesting talks and
were listened e. with pleasure.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

The weekly meetings of the club are
not for club members alone All are
invited TO attend, whether they believe
In the principles advocated by the club
or not. Ladies are especially invited to
attend these meetings.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

Kelly S. Scarl Of Ithaca will address
the club az the meeting rext Tuesday
night Mr. Scarf is very eloquent
talker and large attendance will be-
sure 20 greet him The quartet Will bee
fully organized and ready 10 furnish
music FOR the occasion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

Constipation is cured by Hoods Pill.
IS cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

DOR SALE:-Hous lot and barn Tor sale
l. cheap. r.. II. E>TON.
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FOR SALE, RENT, EXCHANGE. ETC.

Sc Notices under this head will be charged for
at the rate of five cents per line. No charge
less than Is cents.