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KED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA, Tilt RS!) A V. FKBRU All Y 20 ISS0.
NO. 39.
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TAkine tffcct Suuday. May 4th 1579.
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STATIONS.
HASTINGS.
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Ckittgo & W-- Weslwn
I? nil way
-VIA tiii:
2, 380 MILES OF ROAD.
ty4lt i the SHORT iutc ainlSArl.' r uto between
J Council Bluffs
A CHIC AC-OrMILW AUKEE
and all j f ;i,ln KA&T .ind N'OIITH.
ITc" Vcrlr, iaiiaodphfa, Beaten, TTash-
ingtcn, Eufalc, rittclnrgb, Cincina ti,
Kcntreol, Tcrcnto, Bctrcit, ClcaTe-
lani, CdnsBss.
If otirr t!r tiavilinir purilio
Greater Facilities!
AND
LVfore Advant'ges
'J Imn any otiirr roaJ in tliq vret.
It in th.O.VLY 110 M between
t'Otinci. ElluflV mid Chicago
l inn which it ran
'PULLMAIT HOTEL CARS !
Id mMition to thoe and to iiltfi'enll c!.isro!
trmcltrr. UrM" KlRSt 0 AS .MP.lLSat it
1.A11M5 M'ATIOJ-. at.' imUwch.
ItsTxrxiieStccUtU!
Its co aches arc the Finest !
Its Eqnhncnt Firtt c!ars!
I't- trnin an-all 1 tjii i cd ttiili vrithnirbriiLc.
Milli-iV' it li tr'. and nil tiiodcrn iiuiru
liiLiith! ull of winch riiTutiiicd.
Tcrait Fcctttt Bpeced!
Sure and c!c:e C:anecton3 !
And ecrtbiiF a ji' nnprr can doiietO
tuaKc a j itirney
ti;ii;i
JK IMeasant k. CO-MVORTAKLK!
1'uliman Sicopci.- on al! Night Train !
it is tiii:
People's Favorite Route.
At Council lluftthe Through Trmn-j of the
I hicJifjii A .'orxii-" e'lcrn ' iu uiunn rn-
jlSc Rnilwiya drp-itt frnm.nnivcat nd use the
ijiiic joait I niun Depot.
Tf von Ak the Iit ti:. linsr neccininodations
iu will oiiv tir liikctr 1'V this Route And
VILLTAIvli N'NK oriiCK.
All Tickets AgcnS can sell yen Through
Tichtts via this P.cad ana chseh urial
Bajjcre Free cf Charre.
Caia TicKinr rr czf, 1TJJ Karnam -Street
X7r lrih n.ml nt. 1'ninii 1'aeifii DetHit.
Council 1 lutlhl icket Oulct- r. l.rodwnyar.d
lVarl Mrcet . C. A n.-W. K'y Depot, ami
c I nion i-juuuc Mii-ur L'cpn.
I jlrr Otlicr-In Colorado Central snd Union
1'u ilic Tick" t rtlioo.
Fan Francisco "fiim 2 Xcw Montpnncry St.
For irfoniintion. folder, imp, rtf.utoli
ta'nablc at Home Ticktt Uiet, audres auy
:itcnl of the Cju.piny. or
1IAHVIN HTJGEITT, VT. H. ST31TS5T7,
(Jen'l Jlanner, Ueu'l Pat. AkcuI
Chi-.-c. III.
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SUBSTITUTINGTHERrllK AH ENTIRELY NEW
MCaiANICALPRlNClPLE5M0VCMENT.ARA0:CAL
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KOFRICTIQH.!K)N0ISt.HOftEia.H0"TAKTRUr1S
rXR GETr.F? C'JTC? ORDER. ALWAYS READY70
SEtV TKEnKtSrCSKAklESTEiDS. GlVliJG ENTIRE
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E'EHY-ilMTELUhGITSOtH STCRT SEaRESIH-
itClATEjSltS.hIKCE TrE BEST MACHINE iXR MEKTS
TOSai. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
AGENTS TAMYMFGCa
WANTED T 8!2 BSOAOftW
WMftlLU I HEW YORK.
files' Patent Safety Pin.'
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Made from the best bmss spring wire, vd:b
A conaplete and jerfect protection for the point,
zn the shape of a roand shield, tormed from
sheet brass, the whole being lidl Plaled and
handsomely finished.
This Pin is a perfect Old and the best in tbt
qirUt,
,J 'We slw control the sa.'e of COLE'S FATSST
HIT lift COAT B80S. Hum Hooks are made
from the best Swedes IrosWirc, flattened, with
points barbed. Tliey are easily driven anc
gire excellent satisfaction where they are in
use. We are the exclusive manufacturers of
-' the above named Pin and Hat and Coai Hook.
1 p Correspondence solicited.
DOUBLE PORTED TACK CO.,
-- W3 CHAYnEKS ST., Sew Tork City.
Tho rnttKST, nALTnxESTv6Tcorni-ST
an-1 BEST RKla PJiVDEU iathcrtror'.d.
We solicit aa uaprcjn2!ced coraparioa with
AST.othrr kind. OUAltJLXTEEU FBEK TliOS
"AVJIM AMTnXJ CSnEALTUFCL aad
warranted to giro perfect (tatiifwtlnn. jtsU
P'Oww OlLn
your urot
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lour uroerrjor UiAR BAKING
BEST is THE CHEAPEST!
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KzictBrd j STEELE fc ESTERY,
icwIliveaCcnur
Jib SI NESS DIRECTORY.
o. c: CASE,
TTORNEY AT LAW. OfSce one
jfj dooi north of Oarbe's store.
BSD CLOTO, 213
Collections made and promptly remitted
"f. S. GILHAM,
ATTORNEY' AND COUNSELOR
A- AT LAW.
Qcc on" f'wjr norA of Kulty Jirot.
RED CLOUD, - - - WEB
W. C. REILLY,.
AITOIIXEV a!ntD COUNSKLOR AT LAW.
ANO HOTAL. fSTATC AOEZT
Ited noud. Xrb.
C5.Proropt Attention Oiren to Collection".
Ofmch- with C. II. rOtTCK, t Red Cloud
pmit ijtflrp.
ATTOKWI2Y AWD :OVN
a SE LOR AT LAW.
Ofiico over Farley's Drug Store.
22DUL0UD - - 2TS3.
JAS. LA!RD,
ttTTOKNKy AND COUNSKLOR
inj.atlaw. .lurintaNclirafka. Will prac
tice in nil tlic Courts of the ttato.
I'rompt nttcntion piven to all business
pritntstoil to hip care. Office on the
cafit. fide Juniata Avcnuo. July 1 7
H. S. EALSY.
C, W. EALSY
ftctury Public
! Act. II. ri-M. R.R. Lnnd.
ATTORN IS VS AT LAW and real oe
Lite Agents. Will practice in all the
Courts' inthis State and Northern Kan.
Collections promptly attended to and
Correspondence olicited.
Red Clouj-Neb.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
OrFl'F. over Ka'.ey Rros. law office.
EED CLOUD. 1'SEBASHA
r:B,iu;i:r a. r all ot. d.
Physician & Surgeon,
RED CI.DI.D, NEH.
Unripe locate 1 irmneutly nt thii jdacc. 1
will nttml to 11 tullir. l.-.y firiiiRht. f!i i-for
tho iirwent at Farley's drtiK store: at nicht at
hid rc-iiicncu over eirho'iie'fc rftoro. Iliu3
J. W i!BS5KXA ill D.
i:x.r.cTic
Physician and Surgeon,
RhD CLOUD. NKR.
Will fav siifplnl atlrn'ion to Obstetrics nnd
! difr.c of uoiiihti -Alo ctncral and ncial
(nrjrcry. Diife- of tho he mi't tar. I 1 in ryes
moderate. Oifice. tor the pres ent at Kiicrer n
lrup More. 2l-y
VALLEY HOUSE,
P 1!. WEKTON, Iro.
RKD CLOUD, - NKBRASKA.
First Clc' in evejy rcjipct. Free 'bu to and
I frotn au triin. S-ii.ii.lo roorai Tor commercial
tncn- uo nsa trial.
W. . Richi-don. 6. Garbcr.
Richardson fiGafoer,
-DEALERS IN
IXVE STOCK.
RKD CLOUD, XKBUASsKA.
HiKhcft mnrkot price paid for hop jnd cattle.
.1. K.SuiTit S. C. Svitii M.R.riiDtn-Biiv.
Trc. Fiw t Nat. Cah. Fimt Lato Tiller First
auk. Reatrico at. Rank Xat. innk neat
Neb. atriceNeb. rie 'cb.
W'o rs & jpioinpson,
Mja oii jta
S21KJI CrUJ JVJKfiJ.
"Will make collection? in any part of the
United ftiite- Sll exchanRC upon the princi
pnl cistern oitie Loan money upon improved
farms Rtcciredepo its subject to Mght draltf
Allow interc.t urcn time del o.'iu, aud trans
act a ccneral Banking lu-inejis.
Kr.KKRKMCr.s: Om.iha Xalioral R.ink. A.
S. PaJdock, U. .8? Senator: Firt National Unnk
New York, CamlaiJce VaUcy National Dank,
Cambridge New York.
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MJUXET
KEO CU)C1, NMCH.
The choicest of Irch meat a. Sacrapcs
Fowls and everythirr in the line that the mar
ket afford?, always on hnd.
A?"Shop two door? south of Shercr's drn.-torc.
C, H. POTTER,
PR01RIETOtt RF.D CLOCIt '
DRUG STORE,
And Dealer In '
Drugs,
Med!cines
Paints,
OILS; VARNISHES
All jroous in my Linekep. constantly 09
hand: and to which I invite the attention of
the public.
3AUmjr oldfricnd and many new onej
as choose to do so, are inritrd to call.
inl C. H POTTER.
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Feed ty Sale Stable,
Jf. D.'PosT, Prop. RED CLOUD.
TRELOGmSTRfiBRMS
PORTA tvBLE FARM SCALE
FOR FASU 1 ERS-GIUW DEALERS. FAWUJES
Wocl Gnmets
and '.' f ertOR
wishing a
cheap, accu
tite Scale.
CONVENIEMT. A ASrIJTS " e , c ' I A
CHEAP. Vl ScU rx&trt.
CORRECT. WANTED xX tt-e best
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Steel bearings. Sinple in construction. No pvtcf
it liabia to jet out cf order. Sold t leu than haJ
the pne of any other acale. Uboral "mductmtntj to
Agents. Send tor Circular ard Pr re List to
J. E. V.'COOKEATj. Gnri Atr.t,
3;6 W. Wad-n Si'ctb Chca3
THE CHIEF.
sr
K L THOMAS.
EDITOR
TnORSDAY FKK.26. 1SS0
Fifty out of the filtysix IelcKate.. j '" rj,c re arc being worked on
elected lo the New ork State Convert. , t,,c K y R R Clet 0f Arapahoe put
tion ar solid for brant, first, last and all ;. , . .
the time.
TllP. I'lattstuuuth Herald Calls loudly
for what it terms "Marine Hospital Sena
tor Paddock" and says'that there is a
eick ailor at one of the rcbtaurcntd, and
wants the Honpitnl "lew onct.''
TUP. T.inr-nln Mnri .. "Annfhr
darkey who had "been dah." Was lSkeJ
... . I
how lie hked Indiana. 'Well, tab, if 1
owned a lot iu Indiany and one in hell,
I'd hell do Indiany lot and reside in hell.'
A compliment to the c!ss.'ic Wabash that
Dan could't fail to appreciate."
THE Clay county Journal says Senator
I'nddock has EOtvcd tho people of Ne
braska two terms in his present capacity.
Will the Journal tell ue when and where?
To the best of our recollection, the neat
"ft the Senator ever came to ervintx the
people in his present capacity wa when
he i an for Counts on the democratic
ticket. JVnjt'jiicc Ji-tnucr.
The greati-et .service tbo distinguished
I?) Senator could poihy render the
people of Nebraska wool I bo to resign.
The Chicago Timts, f the 14th, de
votes tievco culuinps to a carefully writ
ten and very full Flatctncnt of tho ad
vantages cf Nebraska for tho production
of food of all kinds, and the attractions of
itt rollipg prairies for cultivator) of the
granit toils of New England, or of tho
microscopic farms in Ktiropa. In sum
ming up, the Timr sayt: "Altogether,
Nebraska tu-tkos a showing that mu-t be
gratifying to everybody except English
l;in(lhji(L-1 who see im pending ruin in
American cheep food."
OEOWINCr EOT."
From prosont appoarances, ono is Fafe
iu the jiretliction that the senatorial fight
is fair'y under wny; and that the chances
of Mr. Paddock for a re-election are grow
ing cee.dediy thinner as time rolls along.
Governor Na:ce seems to be jut now
taking thu lead, thoueh Oudge Gaslin in
making fast iimo. In thu event that Mr.
Ma nee concludes to come out squarely,
our Dr. Duckworth, of North Platte,
would mule a splendid executive. Who
will second this nomination? Culierston
Glob,:.
We could not think of sparing Judge.
Oaslin pom the juiicial bench. Let u
keep him thuic till his time is our, and
thenput him on the supreme bench.
!ut iu iase Gov. Ianco refuses to be a
tMiididate. as he has thus far, how would
Kx-Gov. Garbcr. of Wclstcr county, ib?
Few men in Nebraska are more popular,
or can chow a better record. Naponce
Banner.
The Runner U sound in mind on this
question lew men in the state have as
good a record as ex Gov. Garbcr, few are
moie po ular and none would servo the
people better. Wunautaman in Pad
dock's place who will look a little after
the interest of the people and less after
re-election.
We have been repeatedly questioned
of lato. as to our choice of the probab'e
candidates now ia tho field for the presi
dency. We say now as we have said
before, Grant is our first choice. Wc
are lor Grant because we believe ho is the
moet avai la blc tnau. Ilccau? e we believe,
that in the event of a democratic majority
in both houses of Congress, he is the only
man in whoso hands the people would
I c willing to place the nations offairs,
and because we thiuk, after the cringing,
imbecile and hypocritical adminirtration
of K. 1$. Hayes, that a man is needed at
the htad of the government who has the
will, the experience and the "sand"' to
administer its ofiairs. There arc many
other reasons why we prefer U. S. Grant
for the d ext president, reasons that will
readily occur to every thinking mind.
If, however, the Chicago Convention
should place in nomination James G.
Ulaine, Washburn or any other staunch
republican, we will lay.aside our personal
preferences and be found among his
ordent supporters, and while we believe
that Gee. Giant is thu man that could
be the most easily elected, the man who
would make the best president and the
man who is weeded at the head of the
government, we propose to stand by the
actioc of the Chicago convention an
hoist at the head of our columns the
name of the man that is there selected
as the republican standard bearer for the
campaign of 1SS0.
Does Advertising Pay? The Chi
cago Tribune, for a column a year receives
$26,000. New York Herald receives,
for its lowest price column, $39,723, and j
tor its highest ?24S,000. The New
York daily Tribune for its lowest $20,794,
aud for its highest, $85 G48, and these
papers are never at loss for an advertise
ment to fill their columns. Their patro
nage comes, not from any desire to assist
the respective pavers, bet from business
men who find it profitable to advertise.
Depravitt. It is contended by soae
religious creeds that the human heart is
totally depraved, aad when we notice the
influence which avarice wields over it, we
do notwonder at the doctrine. It is now
the universal order of the dav to adulter.
ate -nearly every artWe of living which is
soceptible of such frand. The articles
of Saleratus and Sods stand foremost ia j the bridle of the horse 9 goWed aim
the IlSt, Ihe Gold Medal IS MrWlr nnrw'jn.rt Mr 7iTar'ri Prw altjta l aaa
and healthy. A fair trial will ensure ita'sronned. and Mrs. HarKreares- aad the
S7ATZ CLU'PWaS.
A herd of forty elk were teed llt week
fn Well canyon, Liacola chanty.
Four large two-Mor brick baildinjc
ate to be erected in Crete this priag.
Henry Winllcy, of Adams coacty, lo.i
five children by diphtheria m tvrj weeks.
An Iowa iimn will laka 2,0-X) aheep to
Genoa, corral for which are uo'X build-
A Colfix county farmer iuvesled $120
in aheep four yeara ego 2nd It&i rince
cleared $743.W.
The Nebraska City -New states that
the indications for a good fruit crop in
that vicinity arc very prouiidio.
ncT7 ,ow CIiriMCnou licr lia
been surveyed near Ar-tpahoe, and has
nnn.I t mf. tinMt 9 1. jnlrl.i.j
good prospect for rtctilers.
Grand Is'and is in earneit about erect
ing a cheese factory. A meeting of
thos2 interested wj- held on Saturdry. j
Oakdalc will erect a Catholic church J
edifice soon. This wis tula?d of fonic
lime ago, btlt was necossarily given over.
It is claimed that a three foot vein of
coal has been discovered in the ciuyone
fifteen miles north of North Pluttc.
On au avcrago one convict per day has
left the penitcutiary th"n month, their
terms of imprisonment having expired.
The assurance is given that a $2,500
fountain will be set up in the govern
ment fqurre, Lincoln, during the coming
season.
Tho fate ol 0. C. McNish, postmaster
at wisner, was broken open and robbed
on the 7th of $6 10 in cash, aud ten
money orders.
Thero arc strong indications of fine
coal deposits in Knox county, near
Niobrara, and a company will speedily
bo organized to prospect.
Settlements hai been made with thosa
injured by the caving in of the embank
ment of the li. Si M, U. K. bridge at
Plattsmouth iu December.
The U. Sc M, railroad will erect a ?10,
000 I rick round houj In Lincoln to ac
commodate t.vclvo brge locomotives.
Material is now being h-iuldd to the site.
The discovery of coal in ThaycM&uuty
still continues to attract great attention,
and it is anticipated that others now en
gaged in prospecting will meet with great
success.
Mrs. Hugh Salts, residing near
Beatrice fell dead while picking up wood
It was thought that she would return to
consciousness, but after several days'
watching the body was buried. t
A St. Paul, Howard county merchant
learned last week that oil bid been struck
on land wlrch ho sold in Pennsylvania a
few moaths ago for $700. The present
owner of the property has refused $50,
000 for tho pioperty,
Colfax county men are giving a great
deal of attention to stock ruining and
breeding. One firm will bring in forty
head of full blooded Durham cows, and
another is investing in' Clydesdale stock.
The Swiss government is negotia ing
with tho B. & M. lailroad for the
purchase of a lape tiact of land, which,
if procured, will hi sold in small lots to
such as iutend to emigrate from Switzer
land. Connecticut mid St. Paul, Minn., men
have just perfected arrangements far
tract of land in the southwestern part of
Dakota oounty, and will begin sheep
raiding at once, starting oat with a flock
of 3,000.
Beaver Ciiy officers trapped a pan? of
four thieves and house-breakers who arc
supposed to have robbed the .postoffice
last July, and also stores and dwelling.
Thay were tent up for trial.
1 he largest deed ever spread on the
Howard county records was that of 27,
G00 acres of land iu ranges 0 and 10, from
the B. & M. railroad to a Washington,
D. C, man, and from him "to Ueu'l.
Matiaser A. E. TouziHn. Con-iJeri-tions
5.",200.90
While the remains of Mis, Sam'l Sny
der, of Peru, were being borne to the
grave, one of the mulo3 drawing the
wagon which served as a hearse caught
its foot in a hole in the bridgS over
which it was passing The mule
stumbled and pitched over the side of
the bridge, bat was kept from falling by
the other likewise catching its foot and
and holding the team in place while the
eoSn was removed. The team fell iato
the ercek, bat little damage was done.
Ashlabd, Neb., is bound to bare a
county fair this fall. The ground has
already been purchased, and is. as far as
cite is concerned, a very desirable loca
tion, comprising 100 acres situated on a
pieca of groend tvhere the Wahoo and
Salt" creek streams meet, necessitating by
natural formations, only a high fence oo
one side. The good people of Ashlaod
are wide-awke in' this matter and we
feel sure that they tfill make a success of
the matter.
m What might have proved" a serioos ae
crdeut, was prevented last San-jay morn
ing by Cash Kiuney. The mo:her of Mr.
A. K. HargreaTes, with her sou's" infant
child ia her arms, was sitting in- her 0115
g j, while AUweat into the bovse for a
lap robe. While he was abaest, the
horse started off ami soon in a ran;
Mr?. Hargreaves kid the baby nsder the
seat and picking up the Kses esdeavord
tostopthe' sow frightened horse, bat
without avaik Cash Kirrncy, who hap
pened to be passing sf the time, grabbed
Gt At BROWN,
(Sooccamor to W. II. Becd.)
DaUtLatK 1M
PARLOK. BEDROOM
aud Kitchen
FUENITITEB
Brack uts. Chromos,
Picturm Ervmbs,
Mattresses, Etc.
COFFINS nfcraja on bar. J and trimmed
on ehurt .not tea.
PPIC1C m LOW as anv in the valley
Repairing ofull kinds'doue prompt-
ly and satisfactory.
RKD CLOUD,
NKB.
MRS. O. !fl. I1AWLEY,
TnA-Hc.ROF --
Vocal and Instrumental
w.
B3Y,
nmn t5
STAPLE &ni FAHC7 DHOEISHISS
house plants, n.otvK'i rors,
WIltF. (3TANPH Ac.
NICK and CHOICE articles a specialty.
Net th 'old Court Houe.' Webster St,
RED CLOUD, X KB.
U7 ill WUUR.
A. I;i uter bach, Propr,
1) EAI.CIl I.N ALL KIND. OF
CANNFD GOOD-, FRUITS. NUTS,
CON FEO TIONKK V, E I'C.
FB23H B2SA9,PISS, CASS?,SVary ITosa.
Warm Meals at all hours, 25 cents.
(-FRESH OYSTERS always on hand.
Webter street, one door south of
Kaley Bros. law office.
RED CLOUD. - - NEBR.
r7-?
FOUrJD at X AST !
- .THE
Adjustable Rocking Chair.
SIX CHANGES!
From a
SEWING CHAIR FOR THE LADIES
TO A
CRADLE for the BABY.
For Sale in Webster and Franklin coun
ties only nv
G. A. BROWN,
22D CLOUD -17S3
0ni7
HARNESS SHOP
nv
J. L. MILLER
Keeps constantly on hand a full line of
Harness Collars, Saddles, Whips,
Horse-Blankets, Combs, Brush
es, Harness Oil and every
thing nstfahy kopt in
a first-class shop.
Two doors north of the bank.
TheSlgliMt Caft Price ?&!2 ft? 2es
ui Fcrs.
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SOLD IT DRUGGISTS
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knd Fairest Skin in Hop Bitterc"
"A little Hop Bitter saves bi: doc
tor bills and Ion; sickness "
"That invalid wife, nntoer, sister or
:hild cia be mads the picture of health
with Hop BUers.'
When worn dawn ani ready to take
our bed, Hop Bitters is wTiat you
jed."
Don't physic aad pliy3ic, for it weak
ns and destroys, bat take Hdp Bittters
hat haiH in rrvatifjnal'r.
Thysicnns o! all cbonN ase and reo-1
lommend Hop- outers, lest thm.
"Health b beaut and joy Hop Bit
:ers sive health aad beauty.'
Thero are nnre cares made" vfith
Hop Bitters than all other raedic'ies."
"When the brain U wearitd this
bervB aatruajr,- the mossier weak, use
Htm Bitters.
W -raatlaw, lirvbtA fever, waat of
leep tmi weakae; ails Tot Hop Sit-
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cH and examine my eood and price, a
a thare of the palnaa)je is r-ohctted.
gg Store, first door north of Mosh
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