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ARMSTRONG MILLS

ARMSTRoNGs MILLS. o.. oct. -
pumping has been resumed IN me ali
n neia and the whole production il
Oscar GLADDEN. will OFFER q, n,hi,,
on October %
house. NV
Mr; and Mrs George TAYLOR and
1 s,Sst,d AnEeline. OF Moundsville. we're
Nlsltors al the home OF AIR. ana Mrs
David Perkins the past week.
,Ioi. l. -. Lantis. OF Columbus will
aenser = lecture NJ Concord church on
fr,9sy evening. October y
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Donner ~ r.,
~ hiand, visited friends IN Genterville
siae' were visitors IN Centervills one
day last week Wv
Miss Murie Moore spent a few a,xs
NE past week with friends AZ Martins
r ". clinord 10 spending a few DAYS
Win friends az New Athens
Mrs Henry Scatterday entertained n
s s,,,r', OF lazy friends nj her home on
There win be Republican rally -,
rsrshtersilie on next saturday eVentnF
or. VII DC ? number Of speakers ard
Rev. Jas. clark viii hold a temp.r.
snee meeting az Glencoe on next satur-
oal Afternoon.
A y. BRYAN and wife and ch.tr,.r
boyers and Miss BERTHE clifford w@re
lsitors AZ Shadyside on last sundav
visitor on Monday
Jim Bryant and Geo sandrork Of
beimont. were ~ Pittsburgh on busi-
mes The first OF the week
u. NJ. Scatterdav oas in u.tr,o.. -
business on Monday
Miss Lizzie clover left her HON. In
1entervilie on last Monday Tor Faat
during the winter
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BY MeMANUS.

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school rratrs but had not sssr ssrf
other FOR years
LLOYD iisseht OF Ciarksburs. a. Wan
ina ~. Moore.
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phoid fever. suffered a relapse to-day
and the attending physician has but
slight hopes OF his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. y. ID. Holloway. 81
here.
u. Warner Kennon Is home from a
visit with the family of his brother.
James kennon. OF Pittsburgh.
senator c. J. Howard. OF this city.
viii 20 20 Columbus Friday. where he
Will try a case in United States court.
dren have returned TO their home At
GAINESVILLE. after a visit with Mrs. Mey-
ers' mother, Mrs. Harriet Fleming. OF
Leggett avenue.
Mr.. Lewis Mason. OF Portland. Ind.
Is pleasant visitor at the home OF A.
r. Thomas. OF kennard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Smith. Of North
days with relatives and friends at
Chester Hin, Morgan county.
Yves Ward representing Harper
Bros. OF GAINESVILLE. is calling on the
L. s. Ely. OF this place. is a business
visitor In Columbus. O.
Joseph Dewes. OF GAINESVILLE. has rc-
relatives and friends here.
Dallas Douglas. OF Columbus. has
been here for a few days with his par
sents NJ; and Mrs j. II. Douglas. OF
West Main street.
Joseph Douglas. senior member Of
the hrm OF Douglas a. Carr. who was in
driving took fright at train just east
OF here. Is recovering. He had several
ribs broken and was otherwise bruised
and shaken up. DIR. w. r stephens was
the attending physician.
Wales Evans has returned to his work
at New York City. after a few weeks
visit with his mother. Mrs. Anna Evans
OF East South street
Frank Malone. OF Temperancevilie Is
n business visitor In this city to-day
CLYDE Simpson. OF Boston. called on
friends here to-day.
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The FATHER
CONDITIONS

High pressures and fair weather con
tinue east OF the Mississippi The pres
lures Also continue low from the South
VEST northward over the upper valleys
attended by scattered showers and sea-
sonably high temperatures.
An area OF high pressure ana cool
weather covers the northern portions of
the Plateau section and Northwest, at
tended by heavy TO killing frosts A
temperature OF IS degrees occurred at
Helena. Montana
The Indications for this section are
LOT unsettled weather tonight and
thursday. with higher temperature to-
night.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 50 degrees lowest last night.
% degrees. no rainfall
The ohio in the district will change
but slightly during the next SO hours.
H. G. HOWE,
Section Director
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NOTICE

on account OF transfs. q the Bar-
ton Division. made necs>.ary by re.
moval OF Lansing Switch no shipments
viii be accepted on passenger cars OF
this company Tor delivery west OF
Stop 20. except emergency shipments
OF medicine.
While this transfer IL necessary
ard while the Improvements are being
made TO the highway. express car viii
make two trips each week. car leaving
Sixteenth street. Wheeling. az 2:OO D.
m. on Tuesday and Thursday.
Rates In effect a. given in Wheeling
Traction !. G. c. No. e. copy Of which
may be had on application 20 General
Onlra
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NEW MARTIESYILLB

The Daily iufCinrfncer uIu o. frund
On sale 90 Arara Ciaar ard Ffuff arrnn
vain street. hannunH clear anH l'raIf
stand Morcs lhomas ffulf stand. jena
Thomas fruit stand af depot
NEW MAHTiNsNILIE vs. Va uat
- hf county court met nrHH NHrHflH
Officers.
The jury In me case of nIair ra PARIS
returned verdict OF fraa ln faeor 81
The plaintiff
lnc Democratic executive rruInIffrr
mct here IueHdaf several of ere canfI.
dates wffe IN fuun
The caseH 81 scarlet fever af ere home
~ Matt Iuhna0n are reported practically
cured. and TIE uuarHnflne VIII soon o.
uftcd. No other Gases have ben rrrorf-
81
A. TIRE rrauiar meeting ~ council
Monday night Mayor "a jackson ten.
dered BE resignation Witch waa arcsuf.
- and = ~. NounH va elected o. fUI
the vacancy M InrNHnn Will leave in
a few adys for Triton. ueorEia. where he
viii make his future home
Rev ~ q numFardner is af FaIrnnnf
attending the West Virginia A. ri con.
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SISTERSYILLE

sfsTFRevfLfF W Va. oct. Jess
Noaeburg. ~ Wheruna. De- the Fuest 81
Ernrat ". rritrhnrd FOR n few DAYS
Fharlfe Hurne who has heen sueodinf
several weeks pf BE home has return
- 90 Eremru ohio where he D. employ.
% Nv the Ger - OH CO.
VIZ " " Moore ~ Pittsburgh. Who
hae been tisltinr her mother Me- NJ n.
Martin. stopped In Wheeling TUESDAY.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Butter-F-trm.
creamery eNtras sic; special marss
III a; nrsts 2sn zoe. seconds rs q 81 Sc.
fresh specials white and colored III -
10 &c; do average fancy rs. 90
Eggs-irregular; state. Pennsylvania
battered whites 32H42c
FlOur-Oufet
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct .7.-Wheat prices re-
ceded from an advance to-day after dts
coVery that efforts to buy large amounts
OF flour ostenstbly for the French and
Belsian governments had been without
authority. The market closed unsettled
at the same as last night to &c up.
Corn gained "a a ssc to a n sc net and
oats a ~ sc TO Sc. In provisions the
rise OF zoe.
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yield 25.5: Goat: Yield 29s: Barley:
llcld ze.l' Buckwheat; Condition s3a
led zl:s; White potatoes Condition
~. Yield lO23: Sweet potatoes. CON
ultlon SOL. yield $40. Tobacco: Condi-
ION ION ols. yield S2l3 pounds. Flax: Con-
aition ia. yield ST. Rice: Condition
$50, yield 3f.5; Hay: Yields l.42 tons.
Apples. Sondition eel
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Dean Of Wingo. spent yoafer.
fay af the home 81 Attorney las M
Nfra In the east end
George lYnakey and Thomas Cook
~ Lfllaire. we're here on business yes.
ffrdaY
Mlss Maud Fever has left for tho
ohio valley Hospital whore she will
faEe course ln nursing
Misses Mary Lovgioy and Anna
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Voters To Attend.

Indications are that a. many inen
as women viii attend the suiffage.te
Inteine IN the court house hall Fri
day evening 81 z O'Clock. The sneaker
VIII be- Mrs. 49, s. owens. of New
YORK. who Or touring the country. this
being the second stop She will ar.
rive from MaFietta on the 4. 90 O'Clock
- a O.. and is recognized as n leader
amonf the women. No admission will
~ thsf eed. ana every one IL cordially
lnlIlln 10 Do uInanni
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The lumber for the tabernacle Ia
expected Co arrive this morning and
ne work viii be started ~ once. The
ia1ffnacle viii b. built In one day
az % men have donated their cor.
vices Rev Han and his party have
arrived and the meetings will be
started Sunday evening
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MIS- vs. a Laugg will entertain the
members of the Queen Esther soeistv
or The VI. p church this evening. ~
her home on Marietta street All
members are urgently requested 20 D.
present. and an Interesting program
WI Do heard, and Afterwards a social
lime
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Pursslove have returned from a hus,.
ness trip TO Pittsburgh
>. Williams has returned from A
business trip to Urichsville.
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FINANCE
Dealings in Securities Have Materially
Increased-Monsy Market
Easier.

NEW YORK. Oct. dealings in var
ious securities that are being traded in
under the direction OF n committee which
includes representative Of the stock cx-
terialiy so far this week There has
been considerable demand for some OF
inc unlisted bonds and the shares OF
business. Tar from suffering by the
European crisis n said 10 have profited
substantially. In the curb division the
Inquiry has been mainly FOR STANDARD
OIL subsidiaries.
There was further activity to-day in
Foreign exchange Al fractionnIly higher
rates as the result OF an Increased de-
mand. from commercial interests which
nave heavy commitments expiring In
London within the next fortnight The
gold pool bought exchange In larger
amounts than at any time since It's or
ganizatton and another moderate ship
ment OF gold TO Ottawa was made.
Mercantile Paper.
In the local money market the most
slsnlIlcant development was the freer
acceptance OF mercantile paper by banks
IN New England and the middle vest
lhls was reported as an indication OF
impending betterment In commercial
lines and was confirmed In part by adj
vices from several trade centers 10 the
erect that merchandise purchasers were
proceeding with more hberality
The government crop report sbowed
rev important changes from the precsd-
Ing month. with the exception Of corn
~ which a better condition Was dis
yield. Winter wheat estimates were
slightly under September figures and
weekly reviews Of the steel lpduatr,y
were OF the same dubius character a.
those recently advanced and were a..
tended ~ reports - further surfaifnenf
and deferred dividends. because IN the
state ~ this trade more than ordinary
interest," attached 60 the report III the
untilied tonnage o. b. issued b. the
United states Steel Corporation al tbn
end Of the week
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct. Credit hal
$50 Shipments 1895: average ss.ssl.
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PITTSPI RICH, Oct. Cattle. steady
Ss.75d01O. -
Sheep-Strong; supply light Primo
Mstners S5.eon SIS; culls and Commons
$500 q 300 lambs SSbOTgOO
Veal calves-s11.5od1 200.
hOgS-t.OWer. receipts 10 double
decks Prime heavies SS.75. mediums
and heavy porkers Ss.SO1ssB; light
porkers kh:Iems SIS; pigs ss.25ds5O;
roughs $3.50 1.S5.
CHICAGO. oct 7-Hogr-ReceIpts
$4,000. lower Bulk sT25QSOQ. urht
81 9OH $50. mixed ST3OHsfO. heavy
He9gsls; roughs s7.0Oa7l5; pigs
Reeves Se.50n 100; steers ssIs1s Ok
stockers and feeders S5.25ds35, COWS
and heigers S3.f0a 800. calves $500
1L25.
SHEEP Receipts "a. 600; steady. sheen
s4I5atgn. yearlings S5.5Oa646, lambs
$1,000 7.s5.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENvILLE. a. Oct -.
. haries froskovltx who uaa sTos ~
,he imperial hotel on Monday nIrht dlsa
~, night and was buried sith gregk
uel matancek. who shot her. will aef a
naupcrs burial
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charies npb, ,S,,E' q. oct 7s-Mr-
the Imperial hotel on Mondar nlsht az
s-t night and was buried With gresl
,athohc church rites here today Efuan.
,,e,,,. sia,tahcek who shot her. viii set Z
mig Dry meeting.
~, S.lu small OF Georgia. uON rarfafsreH
Buckeye voter. has been addressior IA,
az az meeting N his three dayF tor q,
~ deis eonnty Hls southern draw, idioni.
~ speech and wittieisrns make him ous
OF the most effective SPEAKER ~, ~.
stump small predicts that ohio viii
vote CRY ~ 100000 majority.
bv re sss Iry forces ,, are nieking dry voters
view of vet MinEo Junction 10
crowds ~ DRINKS IL the most cnnvlnein.
argument ihat can BE- produced
Marriage Licenses.
'esnre ianibinnco. ~ yeara. and An.
EIstina P1sarro, 20 years. Of steubsn.
Albert Biekerstar. 2s years ana An.
Eu -, pnesE. ls years ~ steubsnviiie
z Iie.at f,hmko. - years. and Narvsra
% Fear-. ~ Steuhenviile.
Probate Court
sac ~ rea estate ordered IN sstats
ana order o. sale issued Gus ,sf@ln, -,
f1tnfpn 200 estate Z Anna Mvera Oft,,fr
istrator appointed FOR Sarah A Parr
Court views.
Frowia silver " n u nnrtts ftr,
verdict FOR defendant
., Ross pgds W lohn Duda. ai'mony II
Realty Transfers
fhrfHlue Ncrwhuit 90 Fref rfvfrr.
$50
James Myers 10 GUY Johnston Con
trlCtinE rnupanW. iosf Toronto fTn0
L. W. M. cain ~ Drank HaFan. Mstff
Sfel@ cnrilie township. 81
May Christie 90 r 3 King. To-. city.
$500. ~" IVY
rev RYDER 10 Charles Ryder. wssss
-teuhcnr illc township. % 0en
W y Iieett % T.. y G-rdon, iots
Albert Mccrsror 20 Frank Nsnaet
lot city. a. $50
a g Zones 10 william Ebsris lot
Eii.abeth Low 70 Fred Powers is,
city. 81
" w. Love 10 e W. Love. lot. si,,
Elizabeth parEhart 10 hewitt Frstins
lot CITY. o. 600
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Oct. THE
following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday in the Probate Judges
office.
Albert Rock. age 81. occupation.
farming. OF Jacobsburg. o.. and Leah
Henderson,. age Fl, OF Armstrong's
Mills Squire John SidebottOm. OF
this place, will preform the ceremony.
G. ~ Rutter, age 90. occupation.
druggist. OF Mansfield. and Mabel
Maxwell. age %. OF GAINESVILLE. y.
Rev. /. l.. Fisher. pastor OF the NJ. =.
church Of this place. performed the
ceremony
John Allen. age ~. occupation. mill
worker. Of Bellaire. and Margaret
Pratt. age IS. OF Bellaire Rev. r. 4.
Horn. pastor OF the Christian church.
performed the ceremony
klwood KlOss. age ~. occupation,
wholesale ice cream dealer. OF Wheel.
ing. and Flora Mcdonald age 28. ~
Bellaire. Rev. ". =. Mccormick. of
Hellaire. Performed the ceremony.
lsohr Scrivener. age 20. occupation.
railroad brakeman. OF Holloway. and
Fay Frazzell. age TO- OF Holloway.
Rev. VI. W. BevinEton. Of Holloway.
performed the ceremony.
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KIllablve Club

Miss Mary Shepherd will be hostess
10 the killablue club Friday evening
az her home on West Main street The
young ladies' will spend the time at
fancy work and games until late
hour. when refreshments will be
served
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sale ~ real estate ordered IN estate
N1rnaN Nee Guardian aunufnfaf
and order o. sale issued. Guariisn AZ.
fotnfen 200 estate Anna Myers Offnir
istrator appointed FOR Sarah parr
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Frow1a silver W n n uurtfr t,r,
verdict for defendant
Rosa puda W. John uuda aifrrors -
SIS awarded plaintiff.
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'esnre Ianlbinnco. ~ yeara. and An
vlllel
Albert Bickorstan. &c Years and An.
Euste phcrE. ~ years - steubsnvIiis
90 Iednr ftmko. p years. and NarVara
hukresh, 70 years. ~ steuhenvifis
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'Vh--Iing Live Stocks.

WHEELiN g. ~ w Va Oct T. -.
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Pomona at Langhorne.

Pomona Grange No. % Patrons
of Husbandry, of Bucks and PhiIa-
delphia Counties, will meet with
the Middletown Grange at Lang
horne on December 2. The pro-
gram, as announced, includes.
Welcoming words by Master of
Middletown Grange.
Music by Edison Grange.
why cannot Pennsylvania have
egg, poultry, corn and apple clubs
for boys, under the charge of the
U. S. Government, like several
Southern States have?" Pineville
Grange.
Recitation Tyro Hall Grange.
Report of corn contest judges.
Music, Philadelphia Grange.
Your method of storing root
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Would We Have Fought?

The supporters of Woodrow Will
son who allege that with any other
person under the shining stars IN
the Presidential chair at Washing
ton we would, ere this, have been
fighting like demons in Mexico and
IRVING TO lick" all Europe and
mart of Asia, have not studied
history.
No American President has ever
embroiled his country in war, either
domestic or foreign, if we except
Woodrow Wilson, who sacrificed
nineteen American lives at Vera
Cruz in a mission which no living
being knows the purpose of.
1t is constantly being pointed
out that President Wilson is a
marvellous man because he has
succeeded in keeping this country
out of the European conflict.
The United States of America
has had presidents for one hundred
and twenty-five years, during which
time there have been countless for
eign wars without US participating
so it would be far stranger II he had
tried to mix up in the row.
If President Wilson's friends
cannot boost him without stretch
mo historical facts, don't boost.
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Rev. G. w. Lawrence of Media,
Pa, spent from Saturday until
Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dalrymple.
Mrs. William Fisher and little
daughter Eleanor have been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Russell Higgins, of Sandy Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sutphin and
little daughter, Carolyn of Hines
vile, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sutphin's cousin, Miss Martha
Bateman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Everitt, of
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DINGOES VICINITY
~ And Along the Neshanic Brook

Mrs. Samuel Dilts is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Harry Fisher is on the sick
list.
Richard Daily, of the Neshanic
Valley, has been purchasing an
automobile.
Helen C. Higgins, of the Neshanic
Valley, spent Wednesday with her
cousin, Edith D. Servis.
Harold Titus spent couple days
last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Titus at Trenton.
Miss Mary Case of Three Bridges,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Polhemus this week.
Miss Edla A. Higgins, of the Ne
shanic Valley, spent Saturday after
noon with her cousin, Miss Viola L.
Kitchin.
Miss Martha Mathews, of Lam
bertville, is spending this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H.
Higgins.
David Titus, Of Trenton, formerly
of this place was married to Gertrude
Brewer, also of Trenton, on Wednes-
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bond at
tended the wedding of Miss Mamie
Bond and Mr.. Fox, of Trenton on
Saturday evening last.
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near the village, spent Sunday
afternoon wish the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Everitt, at
Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Kitchin, of
Lambertville, spent from SATURDAY.
until Monday with their uncle. S.
l.. Kitchin and family, of the
Neshanic Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Croasdale
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. P. C.
Phllhower and little daughter
Elizabeth, Leroy K. Higgins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Philhower at
dinner, on Sunday.
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vegetables for Spring use,' New
town Grange.
Reading, Delaware Valley Grange.
DR., C. j. Marshall, State Veterin-
arian.
How do you raise plants,
tomatoes, cabbage, etc., from seed
for early market purposes?" Penn's
Manor Grange.
How to stimulate interest and
attendance among members of home
Grange, since fifty per cent. seems
the average attendance in all our
subordinate Granges?" EdgeWood
Grange.
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Letter From George F. Green.

Pennington, N. j., Oct. 18th, 1914.
To the Voters of Hunterdon County.
Gentlemen:
A severe attack of stomach
trouble has made an extended can
vass of the voters of the county an
impossibility. The doctor has order
ed another week of complete rest
and the strain of canvassing the
county will be too much for me to
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VERY MUCH so.

care your new neighbors people of
family ?"
81 should say so! Thirteen chill
dren, mother-in-law and two poor
relations"
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attempt. Under these circumstances
| ask the voters for their support
Of my candidacy through the columns
of this paper instead of personally
appealing to each man.
| further want to say that if
elected | will run the affairs of the
office in the same business-like
manner in which they were run
during my former term; that | will
do the work myself, and, if by
reason of illness deputy is necess-
AIRY for any period of my term,
his salary shall be paid from my
own pocket and not at the expense
of the public.
Trusting to my friends to give
me their earnest support,
| remain,
Yours very truly,
George F. Green.
Ordered and paid for by George F.
Green.
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always What You Expect
Our Growing Line Of Groceries

is what has increased businesses steadily durino tho two
years Mbg we b nEe c 9een in knowledge
knowing where to get the good things has helned ne n
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First Ward, Hibernia Fire Company's House.
Second Ward, Fleet Wing Hook Ladder
Company's House.
Company's House.
Third Ward, Second Precinct Alfred K.
Heath, Wheelwright Building.