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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-16
BooTHsv1LLE ITEMS.

: On Saturday evening in the church
there was a birthday surprise given
Iby the ladies' of the M. E. Church in
memory of their pastor, Rev. A. NJ.
Hammond, of shinnston-52d birth,
day The affair was so arranged by
Mrs. A. NJ. Hammond and the ladies'
of the NJ. E: so as to accomplish quite
surprise for her husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Hammond had made arrange.
ments to stay over night at ]. C. Halls
so as to be handy for his Sunday morn
ing service. There were, so called, a
stewards meeting, that they might
give their pastor an invitation 10 at.
tend, and without thought of anything
else on hands he accepted the invita-.
tion and was on hand at the call Of the
bell. The refreshments of CAFE and
coffee were prepared, and the birth
day cake, which was furnished by
Mrs. Mabel Nixon, was made up in
blocks Of red and white, with wreath
of red and white roses around, placed
on the stand in the pulpit with the en-.
craving on the top block, Greetings
of your SD birthday" When Mr.. Ham.
mond came into the church he was
quito willing to acknowledge his sur.
prise, and thought the affair had been
gotten up on a slick scale. Refresh.
ments we're served and many enjoyed
the evening. The presents were pre-
scented after which short talk was
given by Mr.. Hammond which every
one enjoyed.
Mr.. Joe Ashcraft was in Fairmont
Saturday looking after some imports
ant business.
MIR. and Mrs. Morrison, OF Mt, Nor
ris, arc the guests Of R. L. Reed and
family this week.
The president Of the South Penn Oil
Company was in oSN\town few days
ago looking after the companys' inter,
ests,
MIR. j. Minor Harr, OF MCGEE, was in
town Tuesday on business.
|. Mr.. ], c. Nuzum was at Grafton
wednesday on business.
Mrs. Will Harr and Miss Lille Car
penter were at Falrmont Thursday
shopping.
There was a good oil well drilled in
this week on Geo. Rinehart's farm
near the Bartlett No. /, 1t is making
forty barrels per hour.
THOMAS.
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Personals.

a daughter was born Sunday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Uriah Hawkins.
Mrs. Ina Gallthue Friend, of Oak.
land, Nd, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. c. Fletcher and daughter,
Pauline, and Mrs. Freeman have re-
turned from short visit at Colfax.
Miss Grace steider, who has been
tile guest of Miss Laura Jones, has re-
turned to her home at Weston,
Mr.. Raymond Kimmel, of Oakland,
Nd, is the guest of his sisters, Mrs.
Clyde Travis and Mrs. S. W. schooIey.
Mrs. o. S. Nichols is able to be out
after few days illness.
A daughter was born Tuesday to NJ.
and Mrs. Willie Holt.
Mrs. Anna Swearingen has returned
to Fairview after a few days visit
here.
Mrs. A. L. Hammers has been ill at
her home on Columbia street for sew.
cral days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nazum, OF
Hammond, recently, a daughter.
Miss Ruth Deawder, of Washington,
was the guest of Miss Nellie Harden
yesterday. She was en- route to Nor
Igantown to visit her sister Mrs. Will
liam Boughner.
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Banquet To-.hisht.

ID ;
This evening at the First u. r.
Church the men viii give 4 banquet
10y the ladies Of the church Ever
hing has been planned and prepared
BY the gentlemen and an ENJOYABLE
evening Is being looked forward to.
The following menu VIII be served:
Greasy go between.
Green stumbs Mixed spread across
Brown drops Red floaters with kow
Tygarts Valley Crystal
Chips Of the block
white pun with round rollers on the
side.
The walters are Sal snodgrass, Ret
ia Hayden, Winnie Lengthy, Lucy
TeethIess, Hat Menear, Rachel
Schmidt, Lizzie Honey and Mabel Slim.
Music will be furnished by the "
town Orchestra.
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WINFIELD.

The health of our community is good
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Heck and son,
Arthur and daughter, Mabel, were Wis
iting the formers brother, Zeb Heck,
Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker was call
ing at Burleen Travis Sunday.
We are sorry to hear that DR.. Weav'
or las gone to South Carolina for his
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Shaw were call
ing at Burleen Travis Monday even
ing!
MI. and Mrs. Edd Goodman and
daughter we're visiting their father,
THOMAS Kirk, recently
Mts. Mary Davis and grandd daughter
wore visiting at Johnny Carpentetis
this week. 5.
A MesSfs. zeb and Emory Heck were
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James Cunningham, OF Ohio, was
visiting his father Nelson Cunning
ham. Saturday and Sunday
Jack Arnett and wife was 70 see air.
WiIson, d RsmeF who IS very sick AZ
present.
VIM Kennedy wife and little son
spent Sunday win Perry Arnetts
Abe Gibson and wife and family
vent Sunday TO Mrs. Gibsohs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Arnet Of Rymer,
where thee was afanily reunion.
Quite d bunch Of young people went
from here to Logansport to church
Sunday night.
Ernie Thorn, Of Logansport and
Wilber Davis, Of smithfeld, was visit
.ingtA R. Clark Sunday.
| Mrs. verna Price, Of Bellaire, Ohio,
Is visiting her father, Mr.. George Beat
ty and other relatives here.
Am. CLARK, wife and daughter spent
Sunday with Mr.. clark's daughter,
Mrs. James F. Cunningham, of Smith.
field.
Mrs. esy Gump, Of Logansport, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. G. Gun
.ningham, Sunday.
Lauren Musgraye, who is painting
at Wallace, spent Sunday with his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs John s. Musgrayc
here.
Emery Arnett, wife and family at
tended the Arnett reunion at Rymer
sunday. Emery says If you think
there Is no Arnetts you ought to have
been there and you would found them
all sizes and an ages.
Mr.. Lemley, of shinnston and Miss
Sadie Gump were married last week
and the boys gave them an old fash.
Toned serenade Thursday night.
About 25 girls and boys gathered at
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Fraley's Sunday
and surprised William, ST.. as It was
his 14th birthday. Mrs. Fraley gave
them a splendid dinner. They spent
a pleasant day and returned home
wishing Willie many more happy birth.
days.
Messrs. sy Gooch and j. NJ. cordray
were business visitors Monday at Fair
mont.
Walter Cunningham, of Ohio, Is Wis
iting his grandfather, Nelson Cunning,
ham and other relatives here this
week.
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VIOLA NEWS.

Farmers are considerably behind
with their work in this section on &C
count of the wet weather.
Mrs. Rufus Brown and daughter,
Mildred, of Fairmont, spent saturdr"
and Sunday with the family of ], i
Holmes,
Simpson PrIckett was calling on r.
L. Harris on Sunday last.
Miss Ruth rrlcltett spent Wedncs
day and Thursday of last week wi u
hcr parents at Riversvllle
SIr. AMI Mrs, j. NJ, Holmes aud his
daughter. Elsie, Of this place and Mrs
Brown, of FaIrmont spent Sunday
with THOMAS McBeo and family Of
Little F us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Pitcher was
visiting the lattcr's parents at Laure.
Run on Sunday last.
Frank Davis and a friend RON
Wheeling was circulating among al
friends here Sunday.
Misses Pearl and Alma Devauit, Of
S.nitntoNn. was calling Oil friends 4
this pl re over Sunday.
Mis- Elsie Holmes is 7lcndlhs :
tos day. this week. with friends At
Fmrmont.
Miss icie Hi spent suntay evening
with the family of q. e. Harris,
., w, Devau,t OF snltthtowa, wa. a
brief caller at ills place Saturday.
Miss Trixie Clelland of Mt. 4Har
mnny was the guest of Miss Frnie
Harris Sunday evening.
Samuel Harris will attend the
teachers examination at Warrington
this week
Some Of our people attended -.
funeral of Clyde Malone at PIsga: III
"Wednesday.
children;s Day services we're oh
served at his place SUNDAY night Of
last week.
Jack the Ripper
L. Il
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addition 20 those mentioned, we're Afs.
Anna shiuu, Arlie aud Clyde Atha and
mother. Of Topeka. kansas; Thomas J.
Davis. Of Hafrlsrille: Mrs. George W.
LoNthor and son. Rex. Of Grafton.
Mrs. VIII Morrison. MI. Howard Fur
bee end daughter Auaeles Mis- Geor
sic Clinton, Of FairmohH Mr. Rich.
ard Wells II Metz Ms warner
iYrighf. Ms. Alice Snodgrass Howard
D.. Attia. Fleming Atha. Elmer 4tha
Gordon AHA d NanninsTon; 9. W..
Atha and MISS Ftfoda Athailoi Farm
ington.
Brother Atha had beena member
|ofgthe Methodist Episcopal Church for.
about sixty years, and his quiet con,
slstent christian life that won the cons
ifdence OF bis associates, made him a
favorite in.the sommunity in which he
lived. In fact the writer has never
heard an unkind word spoken against
him. He left the sweetest testimons
that his peace was made with God,
and when the suherings Of this world
were ended, he would enter into that
REST that remaineth for the people
Of God"
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missionary Meetlna.

The women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First M. P. Church held
a very enjoyable meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna
Yost on Merchant street. Miss Anna
L. Fields, returned missionary from
Japan, was present.
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July 9TH and 21st, August 4th and
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G. A.. r. National Enmapment
September 18th to oath.
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Odd Fellows u. o. o. -, Sow
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DETROIT, Mich.
Elks ID, P. o. E.), Grand Lodge,
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MILWAUKEE, Wis,
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American Institute Of Homec-
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American Bankers Association,
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PORTLAND, ores
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PUEBLO, Col,
National irrigation Congress,
September 26th to soth,
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American osteopath AssocIs-
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American Veterinary Medical As
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Delta Epsilon Fraternity, Sep.
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VICTORIA, B. c,
Methodist Church General Con-
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For full details as to rates,
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WIN Move Store.

Mr.. Clarence Fisher will move his
grocery store from Merchant street
to the Gaskins building on Columbia
street in tho room vacated by Mr..
Howard A. Pople, the first of next
week.
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Notice is hereby given that, at a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Yost Building and Realty Company, q
corporation created and organized un'
Ter the laws of the State Of West Wiz.
yinia, held at the Office Of said corpo.
ration in the City of Falrm9nt, Marion
county, West Virginia, on the 2Sth day
If May, 1910, at the hourof 10 o''clocs.
a. M, the following resolutions were
adopted:
"Resolved, first. That the Yost
Building and Realty Company, a cor
1oration created and organized under
he laws of the State Of West Virginia.
loes hereby discontinue business as a
corporation and surFenders to said
State its charter and corporate fran,
.hises. The Board Of Directors will
proceed to convert the property, chos,
IS in action, and all assets of this cor.
,oration into cash, and pay OF and
discharge all of its debts, liabilities
and Obligations, divide the remainder
,mong the stockholders pro rata with
heir several holdings Of stock, but no
such payment shall be made to any
stockholder until after the publication
Of the notice hereinafter provided.
Resolved, second, That the Prcsi-
dent Of this corporation cause notice
If the adoption of the foregoing rcso,
luton to be published in some newspa-
9cr Of general circulation, published
near the principal office or place Of
BUSINESS of THIS corporation, once a
week for four successive. weeks; and
chat he certify these resolutions to the
Secretary of State of West Virginia,
and deliver to him &c tificate show
ing the publication OF said notice, as
provided by law"
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
Of May, 1910.
D. L. L. YoST,
President ofsaid Corporation.
Attest:
W. H. LosCH, Secretary.
June 30. 16, 20. Eg
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Monohuah Division,

FOR cLARKsBURG, leave No.2 x7:2O
a. M, No. 4, xs:45 p. M; arrive, No.
8, 7:O5 a. M; No. s, x4;l5'p, M
Fairmont, NotsanteWn and Pittsburs.
For coNNELIsv1LLE sad PITTS
BURG, leave, No. !, $500 .. m; No.
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Aid Society Met.

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
M. P. Church held meeting this aft
ernoon Mt two o'clock at the church.
The afternoon was spent with needle
work.
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Charles shinn, who attends Ohio
state University at Columbus, Ohio.
has returned home to spend the sum-
taer vacation.
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HUGH r. oNEY

Successor to ], +. Stnley
and Retail Manufacture 8
TlnWare, Roofing and Spout
Ing a Specially
Having purchased tho business q
J. r. staley and having had % years
Of experiences au prepared 70 do3sIl'
kinds Of business In this line. your
patronage solicited. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Give me trial
n. r. oAEy,
Jackson St, under Opera HOUSE
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'uIpHoLsrERINa

UPffOL9 EtalIflsG Il
We make bI'scitIty ~ rrss z slAss
up to data uphdlaterlug, bota pialnIana
aey. Mattresses and teatherl ~
oyated. Sewing machine needlss ~
supplies. All work guaranteed
ii. 6. voELkEEs
sfS Monroe ST., next 10 Jaccbs BiS
Con. Phone Gss- rAlRMotaT. Y
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Passengers baggage carried Oh
cars leaving Fairmont 1t 500, $500
1890, 800 600 and 600 o'clock.
passeHgers' baggage parTied on can
leaving cIatissbutg at7lSOi 1880 i:sl
l.sts7iS0aad 1880 C'cloe
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shopping q falrmonl Friday.
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas lambert we're
visiting the laiiera mother at Graf
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Wanda and virgie Hawkins are
gisiilng their grandparents Mr.. and
Ms. Thomas HAWKINS ibis week.
PEGGY.
Alfred lSerHs Aths, 9 highly re'
spected citizen Of Lincoln district do;
parted This life june 1910, aged IS
years. & months and % days. Hs was
united IN marriage 70 Mary Legget, II
Richie county August IS. 1861, and
50 this 1nton there were born fiYe chill.
dren four of whom. have preceded
aim to Tie world beyond. The deceas.
ed was born and spent his entire life
IN the farm where he. died except
thirty years at Harrisyille, W. va. He
rs survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Clyde snodgrass, who resides at the
Did homestead, and who SO tenderly
cared for her father during his last
days; two brothers, Aaron of Denver,
Colorado, and William, Of Laurel,
Maryland, and two sisters, Mrs. Lou.
zerna Price and Mrs. Sarah A. Nay,
If Harrington, also two grandchildren.
And they were all present at the fl-
neral except one brother, Aaron. The
funeral services were held at the resi-.
dence Of the deceased by his pastor,
Rev. L. A. McNemar, in the presence
81 a large congregation of neighbors,
devoted friends and relatives, and his
body was laid to rest in the family
graveyard where his companion, two
children and a number Of relatives arc
sleeping,
Relatives present at the funeral in
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Through Service

FNIHWVNI q SGFI''NSTV1"N
TRACTION COMPANY.
Cars leave Cor. Main and Jefferson
SITS, Falrmont, HOURLY for cIarhs
burg and intermediate Points IRON
$500 A. NJ. until 1000 P. N.
schedule Of lnterurban Cars oeto'
Der Fl, 1907.
nA,,tL Elnmnh
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Westbound.

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Personal


 Typewriters for rent. J. D. Duna- way.
 w. T. Fason is reported seriously sick.
 Dick Johnson spent yesterday in Little Rock.
 Willie Kincheloe of Little Rock was here yesterday.
 Howard Malone has returned to his home at Plumerville.
 John Harrod is suffering from slight stroke of paralysis.
 Henry Lipsmeyer and Claude ollls were here from Dixie yesterday.
 Miss Sallie Hairston has returned from a visit to Oklahoma friends. Judge and Mrs. Frank Vaughan of Little Rock are visiting in the city. For Sale-About two tons of hne oat hay. Apply to Luther Bolls. tt Wanted-A gentle driving horse for it's feed. Apply at this office. st Miss Minnie Southard has returned to Fort Smith, after visit to Mrs. J.. H. O'Bryant.
 Dr. George S. Brown was called to Enola on a professional visit yester- day.
 Frank E. Robins returned last night from a weeks recuperating visit at Rogers.
 Mrs. J. T. Hall of Dyer, Tenn, IS visiting relatives here and at Round Mountain.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Brown of Fort Smith are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Livingston.
 Miss Katie Thessing of St. Lotus IS visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Thessing here.
 George Murphy has arrived from plainyiew for visit to his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Murphy.
 Mesdames E. G. Collier and L. c. Hall of Dardanelle are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Thompson.
 E. w. Moore of Little Rock came up this morning, having been called here on account of the death of his father.
 Miss Mary E. Thompson of Jones'
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boro is visiting Miss Elsie Harrison at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Dunaway.
 Miss Clara Owen, general clerk at the postoffice, has been ill for several days. and her place is being filled by Mrs. c. V. Hinkle.
 Mrs. G. M. Walthall and daughter, Miss Coy, left this morning for vlsit to relatives and friends at Duncan and Checotah, Okla.
 Irwin Major has returned rom Philadelphia, where he has been tax ing treatment for enlarged glands lie is considerably improved
 A 15-days' clearance sale was begun by Norwood & Camp Saturday ana the firm reports an unusually good business for the opening day. Lost-At the Methodist church or between the church and Dr. Brown residence last Sunday, star medal; no engraving. Reward by returning to this office. o'
 J. Haydon returned last night from visit to his father and other reia- lives in central Kentucky. MT. Hay don has been absent from the city for the past ten days.
 For Sale-A thoroughbred Jersey heifer. 20 months old; won blue ribbon at Faulkner county fair; will be tresh July 10; may be seen on Hendrix col lege campus; price, $75. It
 Wilson Bros. & Livingston's oig summer clearance sale started off well Saturday and an excellent business IS reported. Fifteen sales people were employed and all were kept busy the entire day.
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that the judge would return to Ar kansas this week and would advise him definitely on his arrival. If the court is postponed it cannot be held before August 15, as the Lonoke court meets the first Monday in August.
 It is stated that Judge Lankford has exchanged circuits with Judge w. H. Evans of Hot Springs, who held q term here about year and hail aoo and the latter will preside If the court is held here at the regular time. If the court is postponed, 1t IS likely to be held by Judge Landlord himself.
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SENATOR DAVIS
 IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, June 25.-Sailing un- der his own colors and under his own head of steam, Senator Jeff Davis ar rived in Little Rock today and will remain in Arkansas now until the next session of congress, devoting the most of his time to his campaign for reelection as United States Senator
 Senator Davis has not yet been enough in the timber to drop the pol ish he was forced to pick up in Wash ington, and his broad gray suit is neatly pressed and has not been dis carded for the short sleeve days which are to come. Senator Davis repeats what he said at Mammoth Spring Thursday in speech, that he stands
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NEGRO CUT IN
 HEAD WITH HOE

E. J. Fisher, a negro living on the Collier farm north of the Cadron, was cut in the head with hoe and serious ly injured by Langston Jones, another negro on the same farm, i'll a fight between the two this morning. Fish CT was brought to town, where his wound was dressed by Dr. J. M. Muse, and a warrant charging him with as sault with intent to kill was issued against Jones.
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CIRCUIT COURT
 MAY BE PUT OFF

If the suggestion of Prosecuting AL tornev George w. Clark and other To- cal attorneys is followed by Judge Eu- oene Landlord, the July term of the Faulkner circuit court will be post noned for about one month, on ac- no,,nt of the farmers being behind with their crops and it being incon7 venient for them to attend. MT. Clark wrote last week to Judge Lankford, who is spending vacation in South Carolina, requesting the postponement and today received a reply stating
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for local option and that he will de- feat the opposition, whether it be one or a dozen. On his previous visits home Senator Davis received but few callers, but today he has been busy almost all day telling it all to friends from over the state who dropped in to see him. The reception is one of the kind which shows he is not dead one in Arkansas politics, and the man who beats him will have to do some hustling.
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Good results always follow the use of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give prompt relief in all cases of kidney and bladder disorders, are healing, Strengthening and antiseptic. Try them. For sale by Burr Walthall.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

S. c. Adams, 21, and Ada Bivens, 20, Conway.
 Daniel Moore, 20, and Ada Jordan, IT, Greenbrier.
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egal blanks for sale at this office.
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Old papers for sale at this office.