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itician steals from the Socialist
palimpsest and discards the same
after election. Mr.. Bryan during the
excitement following the October
panic, appeared with his preventive
of panics and other consequences
national guarantee for all national
banks During his visit to this state
he has been telling the public that
this question will be one of the par
amount issues Of the campaign He
points to Oklahoma Is an evidence
Of what can be accomplished through
state guarantee of banks. But Okla
homs as a sts,e has been in existence
a few brief mouths viii not Mr..
Bryan wait a few yearss
We question whether he will do
SO. Mr. Bryan is not only an idsalist
the peculiar contour of his head
denotes the dreamer who lives in
other worlds than his own-but at
heart he an arrant Socialist. If that
is too extrems psternalist can be in
serted. He would escape individual
responsibility by making the state
responsible for the lapse Of human
ity; he would bear his cross to
Washington and leave it there. As
politician he has his canvas out to
catch every va4rant wind.
Walter Wsllmsn, an experienced
observer and noted newspaper sor-
respondent, has been travelling in the
West and he has recorded that the
Bryan plan of national guaI anteeo
banks has caught the fancy Of q
number of people and may be an
important factor in deciding the
election. No doubt, at first blush the
Bryan idea catches on" but the
persons most interested, the bank
depositors, will not be caught for
long by such selfish argument II
the government is to guarantee all
bsnks-snd that is the logic Of
Bryan's scheme, because noA gusran-
teed banks could not s1ist-it will
have a mighty undertaking. Bureau
sracy will have great addition TO
its ever growing power. The Octo-
Der panic would be but q dea-bite to
the next one. An era of speculation
would be inaugurated that would
shake foundations. The incentive to
honesty would be removed to . large
extent. 1t is q dangerous proposition.
If we are to be called to choose be-
tween the Bryan plan that looks 90
delightful on paper and the Watson
idea as propounded in the Populist
platform for return to greenback-
ism pure and simple, we must prefer
the latter. If the national govern
ment is to go further into the control
of the banking business by guaran-
tee ng depositors, it ought to begin
at the beginning and be done with
|it-Denver Republican.
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SUMMONS
SUMMONS
County Of Prs-ers So In the County Coo.
J. L. MAyfeld. Plaintiff,

County of Provers - Soo.s e"os'
J. L. MAyfeld. Plaintiff,
}. ". snodxrass. ". H.
Wheeler. and Herbert z srruuoSs
Ball trustee for the use of
man. and Herber. z. Ball
i Bo.s.n 40: nd sat c e:s 4 a. q
Defendants-
The People OF the State Of Colorado.
S9v., 3 g. 3 Whss IL I'd WEI hsJssrs Ball
man. and Herbert E. Ball trustee for the use Of
u. $. Bowman. and Cora Hadley, the defend
ants above named Greeting:
q. e: :s :s: s..is:. y -. =.
Court e Provers county. state o. csss-
|. .sss tx; 81: s.: q: :s:. 49,
::e s sSs n ss:,s ssy. or az a.
ssrviss: or judsmsnt By dsf.sis vid :
prsys- q he eo%p p And n : 80 -
o. The complaint In The above sas1s1s1
Of u the service hereof Be made e1t q
sls tims h.l:i.s.for. .pssi1sd ios al:
fanlt - Aforesaid
The said action is brought to quiet tile to
the following described property, situate, In the
County Of Prowers and State of Colorado
to-wit: The west half of section fifteen. town
hip twenty-five south of range forty-four west
% he sixth Principal Meridian, containing three
hundred twenty acre., more or lees. according
TO Government survey. IS will more fully appear
ernee Is here made: . copy of which complaint
is hereto attached
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear, and TO answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will cause
Judgment By default to be entered against you
for the relief demanded in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court Al Lamar. IN said county. this 17th day
of March A. d. 1905.
GEORGE b. THORNE,
lsEALl Judge and Acting Clerk.
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SUMMONS

AAO.'9
sFATl OF CoLoRADo 1.,rc.
County Of Provsrs Soonss Ooof'
The Granda Land and Live
s s,ss Company P 4 sssRsr.-
John Q. H.serm.n. tn. Kan
sas Mortgage and Invest
ss. SG%ses for sSs a.. 81
The Kansas Nortsase and
Inveetrnsnt Company, Brown
and Coinan,Joh D. Brown
trustee for the use of Brown
and Coffman. Defendants
The People q the State OF Colorado.
To John Q. Hassruisn. The Kansas Mort
sss Tor he 81 fSs E.n.. and
Inyesi~,st COMPANY. Brosn and codman;
CotfmAn. the defendants above named, Greeting:
ves ~ esssey r.auired to .pRea< e
seSss :, eip%sS Ii. aosn, in a. Ges1v
e vi.hi. tveny d.y: sft.r the service
q sssvsl ont Of this eounty or 81 pub:
tieation. within thirty days after The
::r:: e:r;S sy 81 II: ~
pr.Ssr 4 e. eoa% Hp ' And u e ~ -
ss.ies ss nSs .srv.d Vim ssi.
Of u the service hereof be made out q
<. s s. ;yp.ss.H sor =
nsafanes and answer viii be all0wSA
sses.. The , saaiaS OF Judgment ~ -
The said seton is brought to quiet title to ths
following described property. situate IN the
wit: The northeast quarter of section one, town
ship txsnty-four south. range forty-four. west
OF the sixth principal meridian, containing
one hundred sixty acres. more or less, sc-
cordinS TO government survey. viii more fully
appear from the complaint in said action to
Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
10 appear. and 20 answer the said com plant a.
above required, the said plaintiff vii cause
Judgment By default 90 be entered against you
FOR the relief demanded in said complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court, At Lamar, in said county, this 11st day
GkoRGE Il. rHoRNE,
CanAL1 JuAuD and AcsinR CLARK.
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suan and Guarantees sanks

Socialism in theory i. delightful
70 contemplate, it relieves the individ-
ual Of so many responsibilities and
takes away numerous enticements
from human nature. II brings closer
The dream of the poet for the fedsr-
ation Of the world when man to man
the world DER shall brothers be and
al that In campaign times the pol
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPA1rnHr OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Omce an Lamar. Colorado.

DPA1rnznr OF THE IsTERroR.
Land Omcs an Lamar. Colorado.
March II, 1905.
Notios 4. hereby given that Ellen Blodsett.
mar. Colorado. has fled notice Of his intention
e make final fivey-ar proof in support of his
eIAim- w; homestead Kntry No. 500 made
Pill nth IDS, for the SEX SWk. Sec. :. NEk
NV y" alNsnNEk; Sec. 3, Township q 5, Range u
". IN. and that said proof will be made be-
april 18th 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms Sonrinuous residence upon and cultivation
=. n: Ro.s Fans, William Guy. Abe Deeter,
'hAs. Wright, all Of Lamar Colo.
JOIN A. WILLIAMS.
Register.
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NOTICE. FOB PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHrnExoR
Land Office at Lamar, Colo.

DERARTHHSr OF THH IHrnn1oR
Land Office at Lamar, Colo
March. u, LOS
Notice Is hereby given that Pred B. shriver
Of Lamar. Colo has fled notice of his intsr-
tun To make fin a comm ut atiou proof in support
Of bis claim viz Homes tead Entry No. 73s2 made
Feby =, 1871, for the southeast quarter of sec
ton 30. township - 5. range u ". 9Th Pm,
and that said proof will be made before Register
ND Reseiver, at Lamar. Colorado. on May IA.
He names the following witnesses 70 pyove
bis eontinuous residence upon. ADD cultivation
of, the land, viz.
Walter Hutchinson. Solomon Brock, Cora
Carris Hntchinson all of Lamar,
Colorado.
JoHx A. WILLIAMS
RAgisoR
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Rsou bIIean Primary, precIne. No. q

Notice 10 hereby given that Republican
Primary for Prscinet No viii be held At the
FAMILY Theatre, North Main street. Lamar,
Colorsdo, 90 Wednesday. April 15th- Isos. a. 10
o'clock A. n, for the election of ten delegates
70 attend the Republican County Convention TO
b bald At thu county Court House IN Lamar,
Colorado, on April 18th. LOS, Al Ills o'clock
C.. r. STRAIN.
Committeeman
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
LAND ovyrcs At LAxAR. Colo. !

Feul. .. IS0o- J
Notice is hereby given that Charles F. Pattsrsor
" of Lamar. Colo. haa dled notice ct hil
intention to make dnal fye year proof 10
support OF his claim, viz: Homestead 1ntFy
No. 1896 made March 10. 1903, for the southsast
quarter. sec 10. tp- :. rnx 81 v. and that said
proof viii be made before Rsxister . Receiver
at Lamar. Colorado. on April & I2s.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Robert A. AcKibbon. Roy L. Sargent Flor
ence s. Soathard and Scott Ackittrisk. all oil
Lamar, Color ado.
fsoB JoaN A. vIIx.IAns. RaxistsP.
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R.ovp,Ic.n Primary, presunc. No.

rhs Bepuhlican Primary for Prseincs No, /
VIII Be- hsld At the Republican Club Rooms At 4
o'clock 90 Wsdrssday. April 18th. for the pur-
pose OF slseeinx twelve delegates TO the County
Convsnsion, 70 be held At the Court House In
Lamar On SATURDAY the 18th OF April
CHAS. ". LUCK.
Precinct Committeeman.
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Republican Primary, Precino, No =

Notice Is hereby sivsn that . Republican
Primary. for Precinct No. I, will Be held in the
Court House at Lamar, Colorado. on Wednes-
DAY, April 18th. 1905. a. o'clock P. NJ. for the
election of tventy-tour delegates TO attend the
Republican County Convention 70 be held IN
L. N, MARKHAM.
Precinct Committeeman
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Il. Il.

The question of "to be or not to be y
i'll base ball this season took definite
shape at meeting of the stockholders
of the Frost burg Base Ball Association
at the St Cloud Hotel Tuesday evening,
April DIST.
Quite a number of hard working,
nevcr-Sav-di" enthusiasts was present,
and a whole lot of business was done.
The following organization was per.
fected:
Presjdcnt-Willam T. Kirby.
Ijcc- Irc<idcht-J II. Hitchins.
.Sccrttary-James \. Taylor.
Trea~rer-Hcnry Fisher.
.Ua,ogcr-John p. Spatcs.
i$NiStdd Nudycr-T. &. Dillon.
The president appointed committee
of three to repair the fence and grand
stand aud put the grounds i'll good
condition.
The following players have been
selected to comprise the team:
ITtcbcrS-Gale Townsend and Benjamin
Williams
Cdt,.hc,,x-Walter DeNeen and David Will
liamS
FIRST BdNc-GeOrgc emmett
Sccond BaSe-.TameI Wilson.
Ihjrd BaNe-Oln Gunuett
Short Top-Michael HOban.
Outf.It-ThorntOn S. Cooper William r.
Spates, John Barry and George Redler
Looks like formidable aggregation
can be selected from this bunch, ard if
the grounds are put i'll playing condition
the boys will not be long shaping up i'll
champion style.
1t is hoped that adequate encourage
ment will be given both management
and players and that the knockers
will refrain from their usual vocation
till the players get properly going.
That Frostburg will have basebal
this season seems enough for the pres
ent, but
Later-Manager John Spates asks the
JOURNAL to notify all aspiring baseball
players who desire to become members
of the FrOstburg team to report on the
Base Ball Park grounds every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening for
practice, and he assures everyone that
insofar as possible every player showing
marks of eXcellency will be given fair
trial. He sincerely hopes. therefore.
that every player of any ability will be
on hand on the evenings mentioned and
give him all possible assistance i'll select
ing good, strong aggregation.
He has already goodly number of
games that can be scheduled as soon as
the grounds are in proper condition.
He is chuck-full of great big base ball
enthusiasm, and he hopes sanguinely
that the material will be on hand as he
knows the old town has never yet lacked
the stuff that makes great players.
Maurice h. Wolfe, pitcher, has gone
to join the Wilmington (Del.) team for
the season.
Mayor MahOol threw first ball in the
Baltimore opening game Wednesday,
and it should soon be Mayor Leatham's
tUrn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Thirty Years AGO.

For the WE, corresponding with next
in 1878 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
A Cumberland NerS tvpe-setter found "A
gram of corn III boiled egg
Charles A. Greene. secretary, advertised
the annual meeting of the Frostburg Gas
Comrany for May {. 1873.
John Meager offered his house and lot on
Maple street, for sale.
More attention in FrOstburg given than
ever before to pl tnting and cultivation of
flowers and shrubbery. Nearly crybOdy
seemed to he interested
Rev. V f. Schmitt pastor of St. Michaes
Church, expected to leave May 20 for a tour
of Europe. accompanied by j. SemmeS De
vecmOn, then at home from st. Johns Col
lege Annapolis
Lizzie Iilk, T. years old, daughter of John
Xix, of ECkhart, died Thursday, May =.
1878. Illness and death sudden. due. it was
believed. to stencil arising from dead hogs
lying close to her home.
Mrs. X NJ. Boyd, of Detmold, near Iona
coming died Tuesday, April 80, 1873, from
cancer of the breast.
Wednesday night, May lst, the black
smith and carpenter shops, oil-house at
tached, belonging to the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company, Homecoming, were
destroyed by fire.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Supply Still Short.

Hon. a. H. Boyd, Chief Judge of the
Court of Appeals, was IN honorary pail
bearer at the funeral of David Sloan, at
Homecoming, last Saturday.
He was also a guest of Hon. Dew. II.
Reynolds in the latter's private car on
the electric road.
At the Grant-stre"t switch the judge
called the JOURNALS attention to the
natural gas lamp opposite which burns
by day as well rs night, and having in
mind, no doubt, the JOURNALS survival
ofallattempts at competition, remarked
didn't know the people of Frostburg
needed SO much light. thought the JoUR-
NAL gave them all they wanted
The smile, which was aS rud as the
occasion would permit, was generally
ana heartily INDUCED at the great
pap.r'S cXpul<t.
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ISrcVitIcS.

DR.. I. II. Lauck, a SChOOl-mate of the
JOURNAL, then atfectionately known as
sonny now living III Texas, sends a
copy of IA speech by U. 5. Senator j. w.
Bailey at Forth Worth, i'll that State
1t is all sorts of a speech. a primary
contest i'll Allegany county isn't cir
cumstance to it. sample someone in
the crowd asked chow about Bowen -
80, now" exclaimed the great Senator.
you know we can't talk about Bowen
i'll the presence of ladies - Up here we
sometimes use the term. "ignoramus,
in characterizing our noisy enemies, but
Bailey calls any old anti Bailey man IAN
ignorumpus." The JOURNAL suspects
that sonny" is unconsciOusly in that
class.
Elsewhere 1t is related of US. Sena-
tor Bailey, of Texas, that he couldn't
discuss a certain character lin the pres
ence of ladies'" That is precisely the
reason why the JOURNAL cant elaborate
upon the Growing End tobacco decora-
tons.
In setting up the Arion Bands pro-
gramme came near as could be crediting
the comic duet, "Short and Sweet to
Z. V, Short and V. 7. Sweet.
Until the weather becomes more uni
form III temperature 1t will be difficult
for the Frostburg man to tell whether
he has spring fever or OldmOnia.
Sometime ago what are known as
"terrorists" in Russia robbed post
office, killed the postmaster and four
assistants. Post-otfices over there ought
TO be made impregnable-lik the one
i'll Frostburg nearly all day Sunday and
holiday.
Mr.. Pink Whiskers of Pocahontas
writes that some difference of opinion
has been aroused over there about the
propriety of female mOurner scratch
ing a match and light ny her pipe at a
funeral. Titus A. Brick contends that
it is indiscreet. but Fred. Durr insists
that it is supplementary.
While in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Cumberland, Wednesday
Rev. f. G. Allard, of this place, acceded
to a request to marry a couple from
Bedford county, Pa. Hence. Miss Ortha
Belle CLANCY is now Mrs. Grover Hiland
Reed. The enterprising missionary
seems to be beset with special Oppor-
tunities of doing good
The new natural-gas lamp, corner
Union and Water streets, is beauty
and makes fine showing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
NOTICE
Applications for Retail Liquor License

WHEREAS, The following named per
w sons have in compliance with Chapter
no of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year 1894, as amended by
Chapter 4l5 of the Acts of 1902. being Article
|, and as amended by the Acts of 1904, and
of the Acts of 1905 Public Local Laws of
Allegany county, filed with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Allegany county their APP
plicatons for License to sell Spirituous and
Fermented Liquors at their places of bust
ness in Allegany county as below stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all re
monstrances against the issuance of License
to said Applicant must be filed with the
undersigned bctore-
Friday, May I, 1908.
J. w. YOUNG, Clerk.
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Frost burg

.4s" All Applicants are Residents of Frost
burg unless otherwise stated after the name
and street address:
ANNIE T.. i REN L mon 0lTeeJ
opposite William NJ. Clark's Saloon.
JOHN KRAUsE and GRO. NJ. GrNNErT Near
Uhl. North of Union Street rear of Philip
Gerlachs Saloon.
WILLIAM L. MAYER......Oppos Ice Plant
Uhl Street
PATRICK +. MCGANN...........U Union Street
opposite St Cloud Hotel.
G. T.. PEARCE DRUG COMPANY. South Side
Union Street, opposite Citizens National
Bank.
FREDERICK WEHNER.... .....lli Broadway
JoHN YTNGERMAN 1913 Broadway
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25

Last week correspondent referred to
the towns approaching centennial, !
years hence or June 20, 1912.
Looking backward this week, the
JOURNAL made Il Co-inCident discovery
of great interest, namely
There l. no doubt that 1.-The Bradl, ok
milestone marks the end of the first
days march of the English army from
Fort Cumberland. and it is historically
stated that the march began June 8,
1873, O. S.-leaving Cumberland and
reaching its first camp here on that day
Now add II dayS-the difference be-
tween the calendar Old and New Style,
and what was June 9th at that time is
June Goth, current calendar.
So that the very day June 20, 1912,
on which Frostburg will be 100 years
Old the Braddock milestone will be l57
years old.
Exactly one month later-July 9, O.
s., or July 20, n. s., the army was de-
feated and its commander killed at the
battle of Fort DuQuesne.
1t is true that the Calendar Amend
mcnt became law / years earlier, but
historians and wri ers of record, partiCu-
larly on this side of the ocean, We're
slow in adopting it. Indeed, it did not
come into general use until during the
decade between 1850 and no.
The matter is mentioned now i'll order
that it may not be forgotten 4 years
henCc-that i'll whatever is done to me-
mOrialize the towns centennial, some
thing should also be arranged for the
miles stones 18th birth day
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Committee Report

FRoSrBURG, MD, April L, l9O8
WE, the undersigned, constituting the
w Auditing Committee named and ap.
pointed on behalf of the Stockholders of the
Equitable Savings and Loan Society of
Frostburg, Md, do hereby certify
That we have carefully examined the
Books and Accounts of said Society, and the
Papers, Books, Vouchers and Accounts of
the Secretary, and those of the Treasurer of
said Society, and that we have found them
correct in all particulars.
C. +. BETZ,
w. +. G. HITCHINs,
April % Committee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Old Made New.

The old Solomon Hansell Farm"
near town, on Great Savage mountain,
has gone into the hands of the Brode
Bruthers-Solomon and Adam. who are
equipping it with new fencing and
otherwise improving it with a view of
making it again profitable and valu-
able property. SO far they are much
pleased with the results of their invest
ment and work. They have a good OPP
portunitv and will make the most of it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25
Letter to j j. Price,

Frostburg Md
Dear Sir-We repeat:
Every Job painted Devoe takes less gal
Ions than of any other paint.
If not no pay.
Yours truly
81 f. w. DEvoE Il Co.
F. Sd. W. SHEA sells our pant.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25

DR.. | l. Ritter, dentist, has an old
but sound human tooth, given him by IA
citizen of Garrett county, who found it
in the trunk of Il tree he had cut down
and cut up. How it got there is II
mystery
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-25

Mrs. T. p. Jacobs, of New Martins
vile, w. Va, visited relatives and
friends here this week.
MIR. and Mrs J. Fred Dillon and in
FAINT daughter, Miss Sarah d.. returned
to their home, Simpson, w. Va, Mon
day. The two latter had been visiting
relatives here several weeks.
j. w. Gore and daughter, Miss Elsie,
of CharleStOwn, w. Va. We're guests
part of last and this week of Mrs G. H.
Wade. Mr.. Gore was an honorary pail
bearer at the funeral of Mr.. David Sloan
Jacob $. Miller, of GrantSville, was in
town Tuesday. Mr.. Miller is progress
sive farmer and up-to-date fruit grower,
the proprietor of STRAW berry Hill, ."
and an aIl-round good man. He thinks
the proposed electric road from Frost
burg to Salisbury, Pa will miss ii good
thing if it doesn't take in GrantSviIle
directly or by Belt Line.
Noah w. Beachem and son, Charles,
of Euclid, Pa, are here on Il visit, called
by the death of Mr. b. 5 sister-in- law,
Mrs Samuel Armstrong.
Messrs Henry F. Cook and Thomas
G.. Jetfries, of Mountain City Council,
No. II , and MessrS. Noah A. Fogle and
John II. Dunstan, of Freedom Council,
No. 1913, represented their Councils at
the Jr. O. U. \. NJ. State Council SEES
sions held in Baltimore this week
Mayor elect Charles Leatham was an
attentive spectator of Council proceed
ings Monday evening.
Mrs j. c. Cobey and infant son have
gone to stay few weeks at Mrs. C's
old home, Milldale, Va.
Mrs. Agnes Whelan, of North Balti-
more, Ohio, was in town a short while
Thursday.
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Mount Savage

30 feet from Mulaney's Store Mt Savage
ADAM SMITH. Railroad Street Mt. Savage.
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JAMES j. CANNING-Near County Road next
to DIR F. l.. Clymer's Residence. Midlo-
than residence at Midlothian. April Is
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CIarySViIlC


JouN r. kIRBY-National Pike, Clarysvillc
residence at Clarysville.