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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
SAYRtvll LE


Are you going to the basketball
game and sack race to be played be-
tween the Holy Name Society and the
Flying Five of Tottenville? The
person winning the race will receive
$3.50 in gold. The lineup for the
Holy Name is as follows H. Nuss,
forward; e. Kruger, forward; e.
Keegan, center; ]. Kruger, guard !;
w. Kruger, guard; F. Glynn, guard.
On Friday evening the Holy Name
will play the Somersets of New
Brunswick.
Mr.. J. Rogers and Chris Keegan,
of Newark, were the guests of Miss
Teasey Keegan and Miss Mayme
Sugrue.
The Woodrow Wilson Club will
give a dance on New Years night in
Allgair's hall.
John Parr, Jr., entertained num-
ber of out of town guests last week.
Miss Florence Diehl, who was op-
Grated upon at St. Peters hospitai,
New Brunswick, has left that insti-
tuition and is staying for few days
with her brother in South River.
Miss Ella Young and Miss Minnie
Bishop, of New York city, were re-
cent guests of the Rev. and Mrs. R.
R. Stier.
Rev. and Mrs. r. R. Stier and son
Theodore were New York visitors oil
Thursday.
The following young people took
part in the English cantata at the
German Presbyterian church Sunday
evening: Madaline Seggel, Millie
Major, Gertrude Clausen, Gladys
Hoover, Agnes Hoover, Nellie Mel
sen, Freda Franz. Andelica Franz,
Edward Holthausen, Lucy Matthews
Anna Nielsen, Bertha Molteg. Emma
Eberlie, Anna Rohde, Helen Molteg
Edna Oswald, A. Draeger, Madaline
Wood.
Leo Zack, Of the United States
steamship Salem" stationed at Phil
adelphia, Is enjoying-a a furlough with
his parents on Hillside avenue.
Mr.. L. O. Disbrow is confined to
his home with an attack of lumbago
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss. of South
River, and son Edward spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Lockhart
MT. ana MTS. hlcudTu lsleT- VI
Perth Amboy, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Gil
dersleeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, of English.
town, were the week end guests OF
Mr.. Herbert's sister, Mrs. Fred Da
Wis
Frank Fitterer, of Milltown, WIS.,
tied friends in SayreviIle on Sunday
Mrs. Whitworth, of Perth Amboy
spent Sunday with her brother, Mr
James Van Cleef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Becker and
children. of Plainfeld, spent the
week end with Mrs. George Becker
near Par]in.
Miss Mable Bright, of Milltown
was the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Ada Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Let's held g
christening party on Sunday after
noon at their home in Lower sayre
Vile. At this time their little son
George William, [was christened by
| the Rev. R. R. Aier, pastor of tn,
German Presbyterian church The
little ones uncle, William New
brandt, and Miss Elizabeth Meyer
| were sponsors
! Miss Leonie Wunch, entertained
her sister from New York city ovel
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
NEW YEAR CLUB WILL
DANCE AT SP0TSWOOD
special +, tho ErENINo NEWS.

Spotswood. d bec. 31:-The New
Year Club will hold dance tonight
in whitney half, which will last un-
til tho old year is bidden farewell
and the new year welcomed. The
invitations issued stated that Coun-
Gilman William j. Bissett is presi-
dent jof the club and Miss Matilda
Hodapp secretary. They acted in a
like capacity tor the Thought Club,
which held dance in Whitney hall
on Thanksgiving Day eve. The hall
has been lablorately decorated with
green's for tohight's function, which
promises to even surpass the recent
November da| nee. Local talent will
furnish the music. and the young
ladies' refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
I COUNCIL
RSEER OF
J HEARING He
InCompetenCy
Last Might.
vs.. MuNane

incomPetency and exceeding
Ppropriation had been conclu-
proven; that 1t was absurd
p overseer to say he was not
ed as to the provisions OF the
|ace prescribing his duties,
|uch admission was in itself
bf incompetency. Mr.. Pearse
1t had been the endeavor of
uncIl as well as himself to
r. Mullane a fair opportunity
case and that in submitting
be to the council for decision
Id insist that Mr.. Stuart not
pwed to sit with them, nor
he take part in the delibera-
council thereupon went into
We session for about five min
Upon resumption of business
owing resolution was adopt
30, 1912. Whereas written
have been preferred against
lllane, overseer of the poor
Ety of South Amboy, for mis-
| and incompetency in office,
'eas such charges have been
4, therefore be it resolved
N said J. D. Mullane be and
{.F removed from office as
of the poor of the city of
7nboy. (Signed) J. w. Man
Ne. j.. O'Connor, M. J.. Stan
solution was adopted by
Manhattan, poO'Connor and
voting for the resolution,
rt not voting and Mr.. Slower
S,ent.
motion Of Mr.. Manhattan
( was instructed to inform
eer of the poor of the adop-
he resolution.
Jan, as counsel for Mr.. Null
Entered a formal protest
the vote on the ground that !
as not a sufficient vote of the
20 make the resolution eff
motion council adjourned to
10 o'clock tomorrow morn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
WOODBURY.

Miss Sadie Huber
Amboy visitor Monda
Miss Helen Ensig
friends in South Oran
Miss Jessie Lee 4
morning in Perth Ami
Our popular mer
Romond, is confined
with a severe attack 4
j. Springstead is |
holidays in town.
The members OF tf}
school held their Oh
ercises on Monday d
the unpleasant weatl
were present and a
spent: the cradle ro
members were enter
ternoon and the mi
evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
4 STORE AT SOUTH
AlBOY HAS BEEN SOLD
ksecsa, 10 the EVENING vswa

Esectal to the EVENING VIEWS,
South Amboy. Dec. 31.-Council-
)nan A. H. Slower has sold HIS store
property in Broadway. The convey.
fnce was made yesterday and the
honey paid.
Many OF the curious one was won
Rering what would be done with the
hrge store now it hai passed into
(ther hands. ~s~A A portion In the rear
fill have to be demolished or NOV
d away to make room for two more
lacks which from what is supposed
b be reliable source the remainder
fill be utilized as Offices by the
aritan River Railroad Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
ESCAPES DEATH CHAIR.
'vernor Dix Pardons Murderer a.
Last Act of Official Cjemencv.

klbany. n. Y, bee. 3I.-Governor
TX coin nmuted the sentence of four
Fsoners. saving one OF them. .Ion,,
reih. IA Westchester county n.ur
Fer. from death in the electric chai,
|ese acts of cIemency, the governor
bounced. would he the last Of his ad
|nistration. Among the hundred or
Pre- applications for pardon made to
governor and refused IL that OF
place Sweeney. the former keeper of
tenderloin resort. who was sent TO
ckwell's island for keeping II disor
" place.
Ineiley was also denied Frank c.
Fln. alias Judge Franklin Stone.-
has served four years Of IA term Of
3n fifteen to twenty years for swim
q Mrs. Caroline Ra'ar If Rrookiyu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
|AIL MESSENGER AT
SOUTH AMBOY HAPPY
!, to the EVEN1uo NEWS.

pecta, to the EVENITG NEWS.
South Amboy. Dec 31.-He was a
appy man yesterday notwithstand-
lg the heavy downpour of rain.
ho was happy? Why the mail mes
niger, Robert Stratton.. The reason
ny was that Postmaster E. E.
aines, M. D., had presented Robert
18th storm coat and Robert was
|vertising the fact with great dea
enthusiasm during the heavy
bwnpour, as the coat was keeping
m perfectly dry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
NE ID hBdRING TOWNS
seUTH RIVER

the week with his grandpar, IS in
SayrevilIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hermann,
OF New York, are in town al will
be present at the annual dinrf New
Years eve given at the resiGhce of
Henry Hermann in honor III the
anniversary of his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Schor} have
severed their connections wh the
Lyle Works in the borough all have
left for Minerva, Ohio, wlte Mr.
Schorey has secured a lucrate posi-
tion with the Metropolitaf Brick
plant, large firm Of that pl lie.
| Charles c. Armstrong will bnduct
the Methodist prayer servic6Thurs-
day night in the absenceof Rev.
James Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Solver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boor,em and
children spent Sunday sternoon
! with Mr. and Mrs. Elias str,t.on, OF
South Amboy.
Rev. James Y Lord left 1uesday
| morning for Pittsfeld, Mass where
he will spend the balanca of the
week with his wife and son, Who are
visiting there.
MISS W1nona Petersok, cf Brook
lyn, is the guest of her Relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles HERMANN
John Myslicovan was thei guest of
MI and MRS. William Armstrong, of
bound BROOK, over the Weekend.
Contractor Marcus Wright is re-
building the Harmer Rubber. Re
claiming Works, at East Millstone,
which were recently destIr royed by
fire.
Friday night the annual election
of officers of the Methodist Sunday
school will be held in the basement.
The Sunday school prese hted the
superintendent, James Lyi with a
beautiful silver casserole II lish for
his faithful work during lhe past
year. Miss Manahan, su >rintend-
ent of the primary, was re fsmbered
with pretty jewel case. The or
ganist, Harold Let's, also sceived a
suitable gift.
New Years afternoon you can HE
yourself to Washington Park, whera
you will witness fun galore. Two
basketball games, tlhFee-leggedi
race, a dribbling contest, music and
dancing. Captain Armstrong, of the
Sterlings, has arranged a big event.
for that afternoon.
James Norris, first sergeEnt on the
United States flagship Connecticut,
has been the guest of MrJ and Mrb.
Dieterick Lichen.
Harry Nuss has accepted clerical
position with the Raritan River raif-
road.
Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, ISr., Is coh-
fined to her home with alm attack bf
grip.
Mrs. Jonathan Boora II has re-
turned home from a pl SAINT visit
spent with her daughter, -Irs. Harry
Lockwood, of East Millst 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charla Boora EN-
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elias Stratton, Of SOU ! Amboy,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ottrellI of
he State Of Washington, re visiting
ais mother, Mrs. Elizabd a, Cottrells
u George street.
Rev. and Mrs..4Es Case. -.Xho O
have been visiting am
riends. have returned to-
n Florence. Mr.. Case
ime pastor of the Bap
lie preached Sunday
'vening for Rev. F. VI
Who preached in the
'omerville.
Mrs. David Serviss
rom an attack of illne
John Breitenmoser,
Brighton, Staten Islam
Weekend with his pas
De GraSgat RCrA II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Learning Z Ruiss.

Lle Elsie - Let's play keeping
hous I'll be the lady Of the house.
Little Iargie-And what will l be-
Little Rsie-Oh. yC1'll be another lad
come to- all on me, and I'll pretend t.
be glad see you.-Chicago News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

box at the ''priees OF things" ~
rrtised in today's paper. II you
~ values. and have care for your
(e. these prices will interest you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
THE sEos EFT TERROR.

The haunting Il lar of sickness and
helpIessness is thr secret terror of the
working man. Fl ealth is his capital.
Kidney diseases 8 hp q mans strength
and vitality. Th, ~ lessen bis earning
Foley Kidney Pills bring
back health and trength by healing
the disease. The are the best medi
cine made for kid ey and bladder trou-
bles. They act squ Fekly and thoroughly
Yon can buy not hing better. John
Strea Eor, Fl., says: feel
better and great y Il stronger than
have for many ye U and Foley Kidney
Pills did i. No fpl drugs.
Sold by al dru,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
All KINDS

Black dropped into
invited him to dim,
had "all kinds Of an'
cepted the invitato
well-so " ell that u.
presented to Biac
a hoarse whisper
White. This chez
he explained. and
You said you h,
ey." White replied
so l have" /
dra wing his posses
ct. I've got a do
l.ece. a quarter, q
a penny. Now. b
could you expect
Kansas City Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

"And what is
over thereT" aske,
py's place. !
THAT? Oh. M.
garage" said Tom
"Oh. What is !
visitor.
"Oh. that's a mil
Harper's Weekly |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

: Er'sv j Eaas - lien IT is news in the
EVENING NEWS Nh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

hce and
that he
hite ac-
y dined
eck was
and in
loan Of
10 St.oV,
l.y S1.91."
Of mon
fed, with
his pock-
fifty cent
nickel and
more kinds
D hayef"-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

tie building
sitor to Tom
calls that the
tarY' asked the
4. e." said Tompy.-
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Cane Vallay.

Mrs. DR.. Atkinson is on the
sick list.
Mr.. 10 M. Turner one of our
best citizens who has been sick
for the past three months, is
gradually growing weaker.
Miss Julia Penick, Mary and
Fon Hancock, a trio of our best
little girls, left last Monday for
Bowling Green, where they will
attend the Cherry College.
J. w. Sutherland T. A. Fur
kin were in Louisville last week,
buying spring goods.
Urban Keltner and ]. C. Bault
two tobacco dealers, of this place
were on the market last week
with a fine lot OF the weed.
w. H. Jones purchased the
property of John Eubank last
Monday for $1,000.
Ray Shepherd after spending
the holidays here returned to his
home in Oklahoma last week.
Misses Susie Kate Page and
Ada Feese, returned home from
Corbin last week, where they
had been on two weeks visit.
Mr.. C. A. Wilson who has
been suffering with rheumatism
fer the past six months is not
improving any.
The Presbyterian church at
Kellyville, is about complete We
hope to have better luck with
this one as the other only stood a
few months, and was consumed
by fire.
Miss Matte Callison is visiting
the family of Mr.. Horace Massie
in Taylor Co., this week.
Ira G. Vaughan was visiting
relatives at Spurlington, Taylor
county, last week.
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PyreS.

We have certainly had plenty
of cold weather, ice and snow
every day, we would certainly
enjoy some sunshine,
Mr.. J. w. Wire, of Glasgow,
who visited. relatives during the
holidays at this place, writes
back that he returned home all
right, John is certainly jolly
fellow we was glad to have him
with us.
Died the 18th the little child
of Mr.. Thomas Mondays, Rev.
Payne, preached the funeral.
The remains were laid to rest in
the cemetary at Morischapel.
On the 18th the death angel
came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Whit Keltner, and purchas-
ed from them the jewel of their
bosom, Nellie. She was a light to
their home and a comfort to their
hearts. She was kind and low
ing to all especially to her af7
fiicted father who has been af-
fiicted for so long with rheuma-
tism. We trust father and mother
brothers, and sisters, may meet
their loved one in that land where
sickness, sorrows and death nev-
err come and partings is no
more. Pray to Him each day
that when your lives are over
that you may meet your darling
on the happy golden shore.
Rev Pangburn spent last Fri
day at C. w. Keltners.
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Ct. p. SMYTHE
for
FIRE INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE

week.
Mr.. Burt Bryant is very sick
at this writing.
/ Mr.. E. S. Rice, made a bust
ness trip to Charlottesville a few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Hendrick-
son, visited Mr.. w. P. Dilling-
ham last Sunday night.
Mrs. Jas. M. Willis is or the
sick list.
Mr.. Winfrey Beard visited at
Mr.. G. C, Russell's last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Walter Arnold of near
Knifiey and Miss Lille Harden,
of Watson, were married last
Sunday at Rev. John Rices.
Mrs. a. Wheeler and daugh-
ter, Miss Lille, visited Mrs. Jesse
Absher last Wednesday.
Misses Judelle and Annie Ro-
bertson visited their sister, Mrs.
Van HUMPHREYS few days ago.
The party at Mr.. G. G.. Rus
sells was largely attended, all re-
port nice time.
Mr.. Allen, of Huston vile, was
here a few days ago buying cat
tie,
Ed. M. R, Gabbert and sister,
Miss Gertrude, of Roley, were
here a few days ago en- route for
Columbia. where Miss Gabbert
will enter school at the L. w. T.
s..
Mas. Harriet Robertson visit
ed at H. B. Robertson's last
Thursday.
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Editor News
1t has been so long since l saw
any thing in your paper from
this section, l will try to tell you
what is going on. First, we
have had the coolest weather for
many years, and more snow and
ice than we have had since | came
here.
Our people are very jubilant
over the prospect for a bumper
corn crop. Our crops have been
very short for the past two years.
Fred and myself have quit farm
ing and are in the cotton and
mule business. We have a nice
bunch of cattle on hands, and
while we have had fearful
winter we have not fed our cat
tie a feed, and some of them are
good butcher stuff.
R. M. Grissom and brother are
also in the stock business and
farming. Bob is also interest
ed in the public schools, or one
of the teachers.) Bonnie, as
you know, is a good gardener
and fruit man, and l ate this last
summer some of the finest peach
es | ever ate any where, and
they were of his own raising.
This is not a farming country
yet, but the best stock country l
ever saw. Mr.. L. M. Wilmore
was right. Hiram K. Turk, Sr.,
only had two daughters, Mrs.
Robertson and Mrs. Allen.
Charles, you will please find
enclosed one dollar bill to con-
tinue my paper an other year.
With best wishes for a pros
porous year for you, close.
G. w. Robertson.
P. S.-Since writing / notice
something from the Dirigo cor
respondent favoring the pardon
of Henry Youtsey. agree with
him. AS the others were turned
loose, let him go with the gang.
The Adair people here are very
jubilant over Statehood and a
D ocratic administration.
Three cheers for the best Attor-
ney General Kentucky has had.
Adair county ought to be proud
of her son, Jim Garrett. Also
over the State getting back
where she belongs.
O. w r
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PERSONAL 5:

Mr.. G. P. Burress, Campbellsville,
was here Monday
Mr.. c. S. Harris, is spending few
days in Louisville.
Mr.. G. w. Coffey, Denmark, was
here during court.
- Mr.. A. G. Norris, Louisville, was
here few days ago.
Miss Alma Mcfarland, has been
quite sick for the past week.
Mr.. R. L. Marshall made his regular
trip to Columbia last Friday.
Mrs. A. D. Patteson, and her two
children, are on the sick list.
Mr.. J. P. Beard, who has been sick
for two weeks, is able to sit up.
Mr.. E. B. Mclean. travelling sales
man, spent Sunday in Columbia.
Mr.. W. G Clelland, Lebanon, called
to see. our merchants few days since.
Miss Clara Blair, of Chenille, is
visiting her amt, Mrs. F. A. Rosen-
baum
Mr.. T. w. Taylor and Hugh Noe.
Campbellsville, were here few days of
last week.
Mr.. Pilson Smith and Mr.. Jas An
derson, Greensburg, were here one day
last week.
Mrs. T. B. Rice and two little sons,
Romine, are visiting at Mr.. j. P.
Hutcbison's.
Mr. P H. Bridgewster, of near Cane
Valley. well-known citizen, has been
dangerously i'll for the past week.
Mrs W. L. Wilson, Cane Valley,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Feese, day or two last week
Miss Mary Miller. who is in school
at Bowling Green. will return from a
visit to Nashville the last of the week.
Frances and Sanford, two children of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Strange, have been
quite sick for week, but are improv-
ing.
Mr.. Alfred Pendleton and wife of
Casey county, are visiting their daught-
er and son-in-law, Mr.. Luke Lay and
wife.
Rev. J. A. Johnson and wife, of
Evansville, Taylor, county, visited at
the home of Mr. ]. A. English last
week.
Miss Stella Jones, who spent two
weeks with her brother in Cicinnati,
returned to her home, Montpelier,
Friday.
Miss Jennye Mcfarland, who was
quite sick in Indianapolis for eight or
ten days, has recovered, we are glad
to report.
Prof. Romie Judd, who is teacher
in the Baptist Academy, Campbells-
vile, spent last Saturday and Sunday
at NOME.
Mr.. w. H. Speer and wife, of near
Hatcher. visited at the home of Mrs.
Speer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Hutchinson, last week.
Mr.. w. A. Nelson, of Louisville,
brother of Prof. P. d. Nelson, are
spending a few DAYS in Columbia. Mr.
Nelson is the General Agent of the
American Seeding Machine Company of
Springfield. Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. Cravens, who is Assistant
Doorkeeper of the Kentucky House of
Representatives, spent last Saturday
and Sunday at home. He reported that
the solons were fine body Of men and
that everything was moving nicely at
Frankfort.
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FriqhtfuI Polar Winds

Blow with terrific force at the far
north and play havoc with the skin,
causing red, rough or sore chapped
hands and lips, that need Bucklen's
Arnica Salve to heal them 1t makes
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ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles. Only
% cents at PAUL Drug Co.
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Denmark.

Quite a lot of sickness in this
community.
Mrs. j. w. Blakevs condition
remains about the same. She
has been sick for some time.
Mr.. Elmer Rippetoe's, mother
is spending a few weeks with
him. She is OF the sick list this
week.
Mr.. George and Garfield Do
honey recently sold their farms
to Loren Miller and Lee Collins.
George will go to Oklahoma in
the Spring. At present he is
visiting in Wayne Co.
Mrs. Bette Wheat of Crocus is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Ed Knight.
S. G. Neat was calling on our
merchants last week.
Mrs. Lawless of Sewellton, is
visiting her son o. B. Buchanan.
Mr.. Fred Acres and wife of
Roy, passed through here Sum-
day enroute for the Rock House
Bottom, where they will visit
Mrs. Acres parents.
Miss Carrie Aker's is visiting
her grandfather of Esto, this
weeh.
Mr.. Garfield Dohoney's baby
fell against a hot stove burning
its face considerably.
Herschel Blakey came in from
Texas, last week to see his sick
mother.
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ly when applying Chamberlain's Lini-
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rheumatic pains. For sale by PAUL
Drug Co.
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If your children are subject to at
tacks of Group, watch for the first
symptom, hCarseness. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remddy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded off. For sale by PAUL
Drug Co.
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AbSher.

B Mr.. Lewis Moore of Cane Val
ley, visited at H. B. Robertson's
Saturday night.
Mrs, Mary Brockman is visit
ing her son, B. F. Robertson this
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Mr.. Ed Pointer, who was known to a
great many people in this county, died
one day last week. He lived in East
Columbia precinct. not far from Purdy
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For Rent.

Two houses and lots. Apply to.
G. P. Smythe.
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to take. For sale by PAUL. Drug Co.