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The Owosso times., 1901-10-25
MIddlebury.

Miss Grace Tubbs is spending few
weeks with Mrs. A. Jorea--Mrs. Chas.
Van Dyke is visiting relatives in Riley
this week--Mesdames w. Sawtells
and Rockwell visited Mrs. Abe Snyder
last week--Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Haight have returned from Canada
Miss Della Darling was guest at ID.
Snyder's, Saturday night and Sunday
Mrs. Eta Davidson was at her
mothers, Mrs. Sears, Sunday. j.
Knapp and family were at her mothers,
Mrs. Wheelock, Sunday--Char ley
Huntoon rs having a tussel with the
measles-Mrs. VIM. Hall and daugh-
ter, Mrs Vincent, were at her sisters,
Mrs. Sears, Tuesday--Mrs. Belle
Smith spent last Tuesday in Ovid with
Mrs. A. Gray--Mr. and Mrs. Lew sny-
der visited her sister, Mrs. Evelyn Arm
old Nichols, Sunday--Mrs. Frank
Davidson and mother, Mrs. David ION,
visited at Mrs. Sears, last Wednesday
Mrs. d. Snyder was the guest of
Mrs. Susie Arnold on Wednesday,
Mrs. Wheelock and Mrs. Southwells
sister visited at j. j. Knapp's, Thurs
day.
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Bennington.

Mr.. G. Caldwell, of Penn, returned
home last Saturday after a few days
visit at the home of A. B. Greenwa 1t
Mrs. Conrad Kline is quite poorly
again--Conrad Krugher, who had the
misfortune to break rib last week, is
able to be about again--Epworth
League Sunday evening led by Mrs.
Orville Harryman--Hereafte there
will be preaching every two weeks in
the evening at the church here begin.
ming Nov. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Orson
Jones, of Durand, were in town over
Sunday--A. B. Pulver was home over
Sunday-Mrs. M. McKouen arrived
home last Thursday from Paris with
her mothers remains. The funeral was
held Friday from the Catholic church,
Owosso.
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South New Haven.

Mrs. A. Auiler, of Owosso, and Mrs.
Chaffee, of Sebewaing, visited at John
Boyd's Jr. Monday of this week
Rev. Roe of this place has gone to
Alpena on business to be absent two
weeks-Mrs. H. Lemonyon and Mrs
Marshall, of Corunna, visited at John
Boyd's, Wednesday, owing to the
absence of Mr.. Amos---John
Brenner and family SIndayed with Mr..
Shaw's last Sunday. H. Morris is
attending the meeting of the board of
supervisors this week--A splendid
board fence has been built on the south
side of the school grounds of Dis. No. 7
Mr.. j. S. Ridley threshed clover
seed Tuesday.
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Oakley.

John Middaugh was sent as delegate
from Oakley lodge l. o. o. F. to the
grand lodge at Battle Creek last W eek
The Ladies Aid Society are putting
forth an effort to raise necessary funds
to paper the M. E. church--Fauntley
Snapp had his corn husker in opera.
tion IN the village Saturday and husked
about an acre of corn for j. Douglas
There were many spectators to see the
machine work---A dance was held in
the Brennan building Saturday night
A good time was reported--A. P.
Downer was up from Saginaw recently
The past week has been very
busy one for farmers in this vicinity.
Potato digging and corn husking being
pushed as fast rs possible--W. T..
Eagan and r. T. Saterlee took in the
excursion to jackson Sunday--Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Brennan, of Saginaw,
were the guests of friends in Oakley
and vicinity Sunday--Mr. and Mrs.
d. B. Hegler spent Sunday with rela-
tives in northwest Brady and Brant--
Mrs. Harry Montgomery and daughter,
Helen. visited Mrs. Montgomery's par
ents here Sunday--Mrs. John Hill
visited her son Henry and family, at
Lansing, Sunday-Miss Lucy Deforest
has gone to live with her mother at
Owosso--Mr. and Mrs. Ed Current.
of Fergus visited her parents here Sun
day. H. Citerley was in Owosso
Sunday and Monday the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. f. q. Downer--Mrs. Walter
DefOrest, of Owosso, was in town Mon.
Arnold was in town Sunday
on an automobile and called on DR..
O'Rourke--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Reese, Monday--C. j.
Teachout was in Owosso Wednesday
Mrs. John Whitney entertained the
Ladies Aid, Wednesday.
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Byron

Mr.. Frank Lawrie and wife, of Grand
Haven. are visiting in Byron-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Lahring, of Argentine,
attended church here Sunday-It has
been necessary to discontinue meetings
Sunday evenings on account of the
failure Of the lighting machinery at the
M. E. church-Mrs. M. Seeley, OF
Ann Arbor. visited friends in Byron last
week.-Mrs.. Mowerson and her sister,
Mrs. Cox, are visiting friends at North
Lansing-Mr. f. l.. Haviland was hit
in the eye by flying piece of steel
which went through the Ind and pene-
trated the eye ball-C. E. Welch and
wife spent Sunday at B. F. Miller's.
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Venice.

The South Venice farmers club was
very pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Van Alstine last Thursday
afternoon-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins
went to Chicago last Saturday night
Elmer Augsburg and b. w. Calkins
have gone to Montana after lambs
Allen Shaw has moved into Mr.. Bing-
hams tenant house and will work for
him this winter-Messrs Bailey, Ell
lis, Collins and Lytle, each brought a
car load of lambs home from Chicago
last week-R. Llddell has just return.
ed from Canada, where he was called
by the sickness and death of his father
Mrs. Kelley is very sick at the home
of her sister, Mrs McLaren--Mrs. f.
Ames. of Montana, is visiting at H. M.
Olney's--Ed. johnson was in Chicago
last week looking for stock--Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Martin spent Saturday and
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. j. g.
Olney---Will Mann is husking corn
with his machine in our vicinity this
week--F. G. Bailey has moved back
on his farm and intends running it him
self in the future--Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Gleason, last week, daugh-
ter--Mr Will Olney and wife, of Yer
non, were in this vicinity visiting the
past Week.-Mrs. Anna Durling is
spending the week with Mrs. j. G. Olney
Floyd Smith will work for Bert
Collins this winter and Ray Cook will
work for A. II. Owen.
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Garland.

S. Mitchell entertained a cousin and
wife from Canada last week--Lewis
Austin has rented Ed Williams house
"A. +. Colby and daughter visited
Robert Smith and family in Chaplin the
first of tle week--Andrew Austin
will work G. j. Austin's farm--Mrs.
H. Piddington will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society next week Thursday
VIM. Green and family attended the
wedding of Mrs Green's brother,
Henry Carroll and Miss Maud Hall, in
Chaplin last week Thursday.
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Lennon.

Clark Richards is having his house
painted--Mr. and Mrs. Hill have a
little daughter--Miss Mamie Conlin,
OF Flint, spent Sunday at her HON @
here--Mrs. Henry Phelps was caller
on friends in Swartz Creek Monday
"A little daughter came to the hom e
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gleason this week
Simeon Mccartney has rented Mr..
Wickham's house and moved his family
here-Messrs. James Delaney and
Frank Benedict, of Linden, were
pleasant callers in town Tuesday
Edward Moran, the popular teac her in
the IRISH school, spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Navan--Mem.
orial services for little Blanche Loomis.
who died of scarlet fever last week, will
be held at the M. <. church Sunday.
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Shaftsburg,

Mr.. VIM. Burdick and family have
returned from visiting brother in Da-
kota-Mrs Andrew Van Ripper is en-.
tertaining her aunt from Gaines
Mrs Cook and Mrs. Barrett visited in
Perry Monday-Mrs. S. Thompson
and Mrs. s. Stevens spent Tuesday in
Lansing-Mr. and Mrs. John Olcott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alta Watkins, of
Morrice, and Miss Sadie Barrett, of
Laingsburg, spent Sunday at VIM Bar
rett's-Miss Frances Sedweek is re-
covering from a five weeks illness of
typhoid fever. She is now under the
care of DR.. DeCamp, of Perry-A
number from here are preparing for a
hunting expedition. Among them are
Greenleaf Marsh, Sol. Thompson, and
Ed Sedweek-Hazel Shaft is in Ann
Arbor being treated for spinal trouble
Mrs. Clifford YanDewalker is seri.
ously i'll with stomach trouble.
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Union Plains.

Eugene Walworth has purchased a
blacksmith shop in Vernon and quit
threshing and gone to Vernon to work
at blacksmithing-Mr. l.. b. Boyd
and wife and George Cole and wife
spent Sunday at L. A. Hankey's--B.
S. Fosket will spend part of this week
and next at the Pan American and
other points in New York state. l.
l.. Mills intended to 60 but had to &c
with the threshing machine on account
of Mr.. Walworth leaving.
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Venice.

Messrs. E. F. Augsburg and B. w.
Calkins are expected home soon from
the west where they have been looking
for feeding lambs--Mr. and Mrs. E.
Kalaher and Miss Maud Baldwin, OF
Owosso, spent Sunday at N. Baldwin's
MFR. and Mrs F. Miller attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ives in Owosso on Sat-
urday afternoon-Mr. and Mrs. E.
Calkins, of Byron, are spending week
at Nelson Calkins-The South Venice
Farmers Club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles VanAlstine on Thurs
day afternoon-Mr. l.. Loucks has
been quite poorly for the past week.
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sMrs. Sarah Tfombly and Mrs. Mertie
Fauth were guests of Miss Dollie Jobes,
Wednesday-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Mitchell spent Sunday in Owosso at the
home of the latter's parents, Rev. F..
Strong-Mrs. Alice West, of Laings-
burg and Mrs. Roxana Kibbie, of Battle
Creek, spent Friday with Mrs. Helen
Jobes-Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Raymond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox left
Tuesday evening for few days at the
Pan Am.-Mrs. Fred Colister and
Mrs. Ellen Nelson, of Owosso, were
guests at Mr. p. s.. Beardslee's Tues
day, also pleasant callers at Mrs Helen
Jobes-Mr. Charlie Mitchel's horse
ran away Sunday; results badly
broken buggy, horse somewhat bruised
by getting tangled in a wire fence.
Mr.. Lee Bemis was the driyer-The
ladies will serve chicken pie at the
church in Pittsburg Thursday evening,
Oct. 31st. Proceeds to apply on
minister's salary. Everybody invited.
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New Lothrop.

j. B French was in town on Tuesday
--Verna McCauley is improving
Mrs. s. H. Moon, of Flushing, visited
her brothers, VIM. and Elmer Sanborn.
the past week--Salem s. Puffer died
at his home in this village on Wednes.
day, Oct. 10Th, at 4 o'clock from chronic
trouble. Mr.. Puffer was born in the
state of Vermont in 1927 and came to
Shiawassee in 1855; he was married to
Adelia Amidon in 1857, she being dead
for 10 years. Two children were born
both dying in infancy. He enlisted in
the Goth Michigan Infantry and served
till the close of the war. Funeral was
held at M. F. church on Friday after.
noon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of
the G. A. r. Post of this place and re-.
mains we're placed in the cemetery at
this place. Mr.. Puffer was one of the
old settlers and was we'll known here
and he leaves numerous friends who
mourn his loss--Mrs. Guy Petty, of
Flushing, was in town part of last week
Mrs Ash and Mrs. Westcott, of
Montrose was in town on Friday-A.
Mckay is building an addition to his
house--Batus Snyder has purchased
the home of Mrs. j. Bullock and
moved into it last week--Rev. G.
England, of Lapeer, is in town this
Week.-Mrs. Edith Mears. of Brent
Creek, is visiting Mrs. S. Windrem this
Week.-Mrs. Minta Wood, who has
been visiting friends in Ionia. has re.
turned home--A company of young
men from this town are attending the
Pan American this week.-Mrs.. Cum
dill, of Brampton, Ont, is visiting at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Wood--Rev. and Mrs. S.
Windrem entertained company of
young people at the parsonage last
Thursday evening In honor of George
Haffner, one of Mrs. Windrem's Sun
day school class and who is also the
telegraph operator at Lennon. Re.
freshments were served and very en-.
joyable time was reported.
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Elsie.

A. j. hankins and wife are both i'll
Boyd Doyle is home from Big
Rapids--Mrs. S. Gibson is home from
a two months visit in Canada-Clay-
ton Woodland is building a large
granary at the stock yards--Mrs. M.
B. Netzorg and children are visiting
friends in Battle Creek--Mrs. DIR.
Way, of Saginaw, was in Elsie for a
short visit with friends recently
Miss Mayne White was the guest of
Mrs. VIM. Killian, of Garland, from
Tuesday until Wednesday--Allie
Greenfield, Of Fairfield, has gone to
Ohio to visit friend, Elmond Pearce,
formerly of the same vicinity--Mrs.
Emily Fuller, of St. Louis, Mo-, was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. G.
Bates, the latter part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Kendrick and son,
Charley, of st. Johns, are spending a
few days with relatives in the village
Charles Bailey having sold his pos
sessions in Michigan, is driving across
the country with his family to q new
home in Ohio--The Misses Gertrude
Davis, May Cobb and Fern Davis
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of E. G. VanDeventer in Ithaca--J.
Reed and wife, who have oeen visiting
friends and relatives in Elsie for week
past, have returned to their home at
Clark's Lake--Mrs. Robert Parker,
who has been seriously ill at the hom Q
of Wallace Brown, in Bannister, has
sufficiently recovered SO as to be moved
to her fathers home IN this place.
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10 ~xSecton "a from trtr@F
GreenIiA North 20 dee nearer to the
new one-ueorge Haines lost fine
horse last Monday-E. Hemingway
and wife spent Sunday at the home Of
ID. H. Morris-Morton and Manly
Gard and Roy Lemon were in Buffalo
last week.-Mrs.. Eph. Hart, of
Vernon, was the guest of her son,
Ernest, on Tuesday-Miss Jesseph is
entertaining friend from the southern
part of the State. this Week.-Mrs.
Fannie Card visited in Corunna the
latter part of the week Frank Green.
man has moved into his new house
George Hall has moved in the house
lately occupied by George Morris, who
has moved to Detroit-Mamie Curtis
has returned to her home in Chicago
Duff Spencer, who lives in Fremont,
returned from a trip to Dakota last
week and reports everything in a
prosperous condition there, and the
Shiawassee colony are all we'll and
greatly pleased with their new home.
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Burton.

Mrs. j. S. Mcbride is entertaining
her sister and niece from New Castle,
Pa.--Mrs. j. w. Rose was the guest
of her son, Charles, at the M. A. c., at
Lansing, from Friday until Monday
N. j. Clark, of Ovid, was in town Satur-
day looking after the interests of his
farm--Charles Rogers has accepted
position as travelling agent for Wells &
Co., of New York. We wish Charlie
the best of success--Messrs. Ira Stiff,
Bert Brown, r. Bapghart and S.
Williams are spending the week in ST.
Charles fishing--Mrs. Sarah Dewitt
has been building large tool house
and corn crib, of late--Mrs. j. N.
Mcbride is making some extensive i'm
provements on the exterior of her resi-.
dence, also putting a large addition on
the barn--Mr. and Mrs Crit Cook, of
Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Cook, of
Owosso, west side, and Charles Cook,
of Minneapolis, spent Sunday with their
brother, Jonah and family-Listen for
wedding bells. Soon at hand--G. E.
Wright left Wednesday for Stanwood
where he owns farm--Mrs. VIM.
Yerrick, of Missoula, Mont, was the
guest of Mrs. G. Gibson last week
Mrs. Julia Haire, of st. Johns, was the
guest of Mrs. j. Potter part of last
week.-Mrs.. j. c. Banghart left the
first of the week to visit the Pan.Am.
Mrs. Jane Williams visited her
mother, Mrs. N. Hubbell, of Garland,
over Sunday--Mrs. R. E. Vincent
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. A.
E. Cadz--The goth semi-annual con.
vention of the Middlebury and Owosso
S. S. Association will be held in the M.
f. church at this place Sunday, Oct
27th. A fine program is prepared.
Rev. A. N. Henry will teach the lesson
which will be very interesting All are
cordially invited--Rev. J. ID. Young
spent Saturday and Sunday, in Brant,
assisting Rev. Nj. w. Weaver in his
quarterly meeting N. L. Ran
dali and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Vosburg, Of Kalamazoo, were
guests of Mrs. Sarah Dewitt, Friday of
last week.-Mrs. Lena Bearce is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Alice Scott
The Burton cheese factory is receiving
a coat of paint. A. /. Roosa is doing
the works. j. Ferguson and wife
spent Sunday with A. Il. Cummings
and wife--Charles Cook, of Min
neapolis is visiting relatives in this
vicinity--Born, Sunday, Oct. Goth, a
nine pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
chroeder--Mrs. nj. Cline, of
Nebraska, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Barrett, whom she has not seen for
ID years--Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Stiff
and daughter Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Banghart and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ulrel,
of Ovid, who has been fishing the past
week at st. Charles, returned home
Saturday--E. c. Bellows. of Grand
Rapids, was the guest of his niece. Mrs.
Clara Thoop, last week--Mr. and
Mrs M. Vosburg, of Kalamazoo, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
l.. Randall--Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Mitchell returned home from Marshall
and Coldwater Wednesday. after over
q months visit with their children
Mrs. Joseph Varcoe returned home
from Lapeer Wednesday where she has
been visiting relatives.
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the New National,
Thursday, Oct. 81.
Notice Of Hearing Claims.
From 9 q. m. to S p. m.

state OF Michigan, County of Shiawassee. ss--
Probate Court for the county OF Shiawassee,
made on the 23d day of September, A. D., 1901,
SIX months from that date were allowed for
estate OF William Shafer, late OF said county,
deceased. and that all creditors OF said de.
ceased are required to present their claims 20
city OF Corunna, for examination and allowance,
on or before the Path day OF March. next, anu
tnat such claims will be heard before said
court on Monday, the 23d day OF December, and
on Monday the 2fth day March next, at ten
oclo5k In the forenoon of each OF said days.
Dated, Corunna, Oct. Esd, A. D., 1901,
MATTHEW BUSH.
Judge OF Probate,
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Gard of Thanks.

Mr.. Bert Launstein wishes to thank his many
friends and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy given him during the sickness and
death of his dear wife. He also wishes the
Foresters and other friends TO accept his
thanks for their beautiful flowers, the last gifts
to his beloved dead.
For all these deeds OF kindness and tokens OF
love for their dear daughter and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Shepard and family, Mr.. VIM. Lam
stein and family, desire to add their thanks.
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GRANDMA'S REMEDY.
When Grandma was a Girl

When Grandma was Girl
Her mother gave her Downs Elixir when
she had cold, whoopiDg cough, or Group
II was the best medicine known then, and
II is the best now. Seventy years of cures
has established Its merits. Sold every
where and money back IL It does not cure.
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For sale, several Shropshire bucks, lamt 8
to three year olds. Inquire of p. A. Green,
Newburg, or address at Durand r. +. ID.
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Farmer John and Dame
BY G. A. RANDALL.

BY @. A. RANDALL. ieA0t
For the Owosso TIMES. Mt
Old Farmer John ard his dear good wife IN
On their place had toiled as one I'D
And hard they worked for many year .JtS
To earn their humble home. isasao
He'd swung his ak til the forest trees ~
! !. ! ] :
Lay stretched beneath his blow
And broke the glebe with oxen yoked, &EW
With sturdy arms and plow. oS<cN4N
Their rough log house he'd fashioned wH.F
With corners lapped and trued,
And puncheon floor was solid oak
His manly strokes had Eewed.
The chimney wide reached blythe pea
Where in winter the glowing Gearth
Sent clouds of sparks up through As thtoat
Where the red flames eaped wit6-yarmth
And the good dame sat and spun her yarn
And the good man smoked his pipe,
And the talow-dip in the candlestick
Threw out its cherry light.
Me thinks the rough barked raflers hung
With many golden ear
OF ripe hard corn and garnered seeds .
And plain home provender.
Their honest toll had placed with care,
Secure fNNm wind and rain
Were the s\ds for q new springs sowing
OF Farmer Sohn's and dame.
They spun and wove their own homemade
Or garments warm and stout.
Nor feared the chilly blaste TO face
When in them Mapped about.
They cared not for Aew fashioned things
In that old fashione time
When life was love ana fs.salth and strength,
And duty the only shrine..,
When the,good dame sat anu A.spun her yarn
AND the good man smoked h. saApipe,
Ana the taiiowdip in the candles>:k
Threw out its cherry light
Thus sturdy went their round OF life. -
They toiled in sun and shade, ~
And the warm rains and the bright sunshine.
Full many harvest made
And the golden grain on the threshing door
Was thrown to be trampled out.
And oh the fun and laughter, =,
What merry romp and shouts
Oh gee haw, buck, g'lang say!'
And the hurried tramp OF feet
Rustled the bright chat from the grains
For Farmer John TO keep.
They were quite home folks in those days
And commonplace and plain,
And the latchstrng hung for the weary one,
For the traveller welcome in,
To sit by the dame rs she spun her yarn
And with the good man smoke pipe,
While the tallowdip in the candlestick
Threw out its cherry light.
On wings of time the years have fed
Since Farmer John and dame
Lay aside their plow and distan-
Meier to toll with them again.
The old log house is tottering now,
Moss covered and decayed
And silence BODIES no echo there
or the music home once made.
In festoons hang the cobwebs
From the rough bark rafters plate
And broken is the low thatched roof,
And cheerless is the CRATE
Where once the hickory back-logs blazed
And danced quaint shadows there
On the rough hewed walls of good man John;
OF the dear dame in her chair,
Low singing as she spun her yarn.
While the good man smoked his pipe.
And the tallOwdip in the candlestick
Threw out its cherry light.
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For sale at bargain, two horse power
gasoline engine. Inquire at this Off ce.
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