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tahscrlntlon, .4 1 lcr Annum
ImrnrlaMr "In Advance
It not paid In ndvanco,' niter this dalo Mnrcli
18, lsw, tho prlco will bo II.VO. rf
A. C HOMIER, Editor.
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Entered nt the Tout omeo In Hod Cloud, Nob.,
m mall mattcrof tho second class
Republican Nttllonnl Ticket.
ForPrcrt.le.Nj HAiHisoN
For VIco-rrcsldcni
WIIITKLAW 11KID,
For Congressman ctli District
W. B. ANPHKWW.
County Ticket.
For Kopfcsen'tntlvo 4lth district. '
( John ncoALiiVm
For County Attorney,
HANDO!,! IttcftlTT
For Coroner,
independents, who hayo found out in
tho Inst two years that his knowledge f
of law ifl as slim as hair ii on a chick
en. During his incumbenor of
tho office of county attornoy ho
has not won a caso fer the county al
though quite n number of important
ones have been up for trial. If he is
tir-clcctcd ho is liable to got tho coun
ty into costly suits over legal points
of which ho knows nothing. lie has
always boon a farmer and hence can
not bo a successful lawyer. Hopkins
has to hayo help from attorneys when
ho has cases coming up and as a con
sequents tho county has to pay extra
for it. when tho nroicoutlntr attorney
should bo ablo to do tho work for
which ho is paid a good salary. Think
of two years and not ono successful
caso of his own efforts.
Tho nominations nro poor aadwo
have no doubt but what the people of
whatnoover party will condemn tho
nominations.
Br J IV HOVT
HI cKclgliHii nt IIoltlrcRC.
I mean no disrespect to the
DEFENELENS DEAD when I
Vay'l Hta NO DEMOCRAT."
Tho above arc the Identical
words lined by Mr. ItlcKclghnn
In Ills speech when nominated.
D'PRICES
Died in Million of Hornet 40 Yetrt the Stand trd.
Educational Department.
D. Hi. HUNTER, Editor.
Tho independent convention at
Cowlcs was anything but harmonious,
and altogether unsatisfactory. With
tho republican ticket wo beliovo wo
can sooop tho whole outGt in Novem
ber. Two years of folly is enough for
ono county to go through with. Let's
hayo gtid, clean, honest and intelli
gent men for office.
Tho West Point cadctship is a
thorne in tho Bido of our windy-pond-cnt
candidato for congress. The
thorno is not likely to bo drawn out
until it has killed tho fellow who run
into it without thinking of the result,
Tho idea of n banker's rclativo being,
picked out from among a wholo lot of
intelligent farmer boys who ought to
havo had tho position, but were kept
out by a big fee charged for that pur
poso by somo ono.
Tho independent crowd oyer tho
stato are having a regular pow-wow in
thoir camp, They all want office and
how in tho mischief to got it is a
question of groat import to them.
Just now their' papers of stato rcputo
aro pounding that wtloy old gcntlo
man 0 known ns Crazyhorac, (Van
Wy'ck) and also many other innocent
looking individuals who failed to got
oflico and then joined tho Windy
pondonts to gain their point. Van
Wyck wants to bo govornor, but what
hurts him is that a wholo lot of his
ilk want tho samo office, and nil of
them nro in tho samo party. How
pleasant, &o., it is to dwoll in unity,
jou know. ,
With 09 good a show ad tho repub
licans havo, this year to elect their
men, it will bo thoir own fault if they
do not do so. Tho independents havo
ratd6 fatal mistakes from Weaver
down to county -attorney, and tho re
publicans tjhould profit by it. The
CniEr is absolutely certain that with
Hon: W. R: Andrews of IlastiugB, re
publican candidate for congress, wo
nan win tho congressional raco over
Mr. McKcighan, simply by stickiog
together. Tho independent candidato
has done nothing in congress that
could recommend him to bis constitu
ency, and has absolutely failed to do
many things that ho promised during
his campaign, if tho pooplo would
eloot him. In Mr. Androws, wo havo
a clean, honorablo nnd intelligent
gentleman who is qualified to dUouss
all of tho important questions of tho
day, and if ho is sent to congrosH ho
will bo ablo to bouimund attention
what tho publio needs in men who
have sonic intelligent ideas uud who
a'ro prepared to nprcad them beforo tliu
people. DctimgogiBm is all well
enough in its place, but it should not
bo displayed in tho halls of congress,
Mr. Andrews' opponent is a man of
just ono idea and that in froo trade,
and tho rest of hia ability is wound
up in demugoguo oratory that in used
to win votes. Of what bonofit lia
Mr. Molveighan been to the district?
Will somo ono answer.?
Wages at Homestead,
Tho Democratic House sent a commit
tee to Homoetond with the hops of mak
ing n showing of distress and poverty
among tho laborors in protected indus
tries. Thoy hoped to enow that work
mon in protected industries set no bene
fit from ft protective tariff. Hut they
will not show that.
What thoy found was workmon Rotting
from $1.10 n day (tho lowest rate, and
Hint only to n few) up to as high as $10
per day. Thero wore men ofTerd 91,000
fcj.COO, $3,000 and oven $5,000 por annum
and working about 270 days in the year
nnd vet thoy had learned to feel and be
liovo, undor the experience of n protec
tive torili, that thoy ought 10 nave more.
No wonder Congressman Dynura. Demo
crat, of Indiana, and a member of the
committee inquired with some show of
onuerness whether thoro was a chance
for him to eocuro n position in the works.
Whon Hugh O'Donnell, tho loader of
the strikers, was on the stand, Mr. Boat
ner, (Democrat, of Loaisana) asked him:
"You nro ono of tho skilled workmen,
nro you not V
"Yes, Bir,"
"About what wore your wagos ?"
About $144 por month."
.Tnhn MoLukfo. n mombor of tho Am
algamated Association and a burgess of
Homestead, complained to tho commit
too that tho McKinloy law reduced the
tariff on stool billots, nnd that wages,
theroforo, began to go down with the
price ot steel billets otter its puBsnge.
Ho ndvnnced the Bomewhnt extraordin
ary opinion that tho securing of the re
duction of tariff on stool billets was
nnrt of n conspiracy to reduce the wages
ot workingraen. Ho also charged that
the company "shortly converieu me
Duquenco works into a bdlet plant, in
creased the production, iloodod the oonn
try no that prices may bo reduced, and
thus affect our wages. The Duouesne
....lnnAK Ihvim nmmtnf tf ltlllnta V
IHUUUVm 1U1KU W"uuu. w w......
This would soom to account better for
the reduction in price ot steel billots
limn Ilia removal of the tariff.
ltepreeentatlvo Oates, of Alabama, the
Domocratio chairman of tho Democratic
committee ot investigation, was inter
viewed after he returned from Homestead
nnil Rnicl:
"That tho workmon nt Homestead
were far above tho averngo in intelli
gence and seemed to be fairly prosper
ous, living in good, comfortable, houses.
Tin nnw none of tho novertv common in
great manufacturing centera. Many of
the men, particularly tue SKiuea worn-
n. mnue goou wages, some oi mem
ns lijgn ns t6 por monin. umen maue
only $50 per month. The common labor
ers earned from $1 to $1.50 n day.
"An Mr. Friok had positively tieoiined
to discloso to tho committee the cost per
tonot producing stool billets nt the
llomestend mills. Mr. Oates could not
Bay whether tho contontion of the men
that mo company was mnsing n grew,
deal of monoy at the present pricea was
trno or not Ik was satisfied, however.
that the allegation of tho men that the
company had purposely produced an
ovorstook of etoel billets in order to re
dune tho scale ot wages of the workman
was UBtruo."
Ulatant domogoguea have spread
many lying report ot the misery, pover
ty nnd degradation of the workmen at
Hi
Tha result of tho Cowles convention
of tho independent' party, is having a
desultory cfloct upon tho members of
that 'organization. Austin Riloy,
while ho may bo ull right ay a man, in
not fitted for a lcgislatjvo candidate
and is absolutely valueless as u legis
lator representing a county us impor
tant as Webster, nnd'his own party
does not generally endorso him. His
record in the last legislature is blank,
and bo it will bo again.-
Harry Hopkins, tho -aojninco fdr
county attorney, is a bitter pill to tho
lomoatead, and Democratic politicians
have boon quicn to take up tows reports
and glorv in them as showing tha Mlam
ityof n proteotwe tariff. Bat the day
has gone by when lies of this soit can
befool the people. The country is not
prepared to judge finally on the meriUof
tho striken' quarrel ot HomMtead. But
that the wages they have been getting
And tho wages they ore offered are suoh
a would leavo them in the belploM and
poorly condition ot Inboring men in Eu
ropo and Oraat Britian is proved not to
bo truo out of tho mouths of the strik
ers and the Deiuoaratd themselves.
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What They Say.
From New England Journal of
Education:
Supt. A. C. McLaughlin, Soneoa
Falls, N. Y.: Qood reading ia tho
key to successful work in every branch
of study.
Supt. B. B. Hall, Huron, 0.: We
should aim to teach tho pupils how to
study most successfully.
llobt. F. Leighton, Fall River
(Mass) High Sohool: Tho ability and
skill to use undcrstandingly tho ordi
nary bouksof reforenso and tho host
works of litcraturo ought to be con
sidered ono of tho most essential and
practical parts of a high school edu
cation. Supt. J. II. Collins, Springfield, III:
Moral principles aro not inculcated in
tho school room by set lectures, but
thoy can bo taught in connection with
oyery exercise. Nothing can accom
plish so much in this dirootion as tho
upright cxiruplo or a truo and earn
est teaohcr.
Supt. S. H. Clark, Baraboo, Wis.:
Tho school library is ono of the'.
most useful adjuncts of tho school.
Supt. S. L. Briggs, Qrand Haven,
Mich.: As a moral influence, music
is among the most refining and inspir
ing means that can be employed.
Emerson E. White,' L. L. D.: Tho
progross mado in the last ten years is
certainly greater than in Uny other dc
cado in tho history of public education.
Supt. Qcorgo I. Aldrich, Newton, J
Mass.: Wo teachers spend an amaz
ing amount of time in aiming at noth
ing and hitting it with admirable buc-ccss.
Hon. J. W. Dickinson, secretary of
stato board of education, Mass.: Our
publio schools deserve, need, and
should receive tho loyal and earnest
support of all classes of our citizens,
in order that they may bo sustained,
improved, and .made to servo that
highest need of every civilized com
munity tho best and equal education
of all its children.
Susan Augusta Scars: Children
aro not taught to "work" in sohool as
of old,
James MaoAUister: Wo must
train our boys to believo in work; to
respect work; to seek work.
Supt. Albert G, Lam, Chicago:
Education is a work of tho wholo life.
What is done In tho school is only tho
foundation for tho real education
which lifo is to give.
Supt. M. F. Minehan, BenBon Co.,
North Dakota: There should bo
sohool officers' meetings as well as
school teachers' meetings.
Chicago Kvcnlog Post: Many
teachers aro too young. They should
be years ahead of their pupils.
Supt. Win. II. Maxwell, Brooklyn:
Tha apparent lack of intorest taken
by tho publio in their schools i one
of the itrangeRt gooll phenomena of
the times.
Hennr Sabin. Iowa: There is a
crowing tendenov in tho state to do
mand of the primary teaohcr the
highest uualifioations, and a more
careful study along the lino pf prl
nurv work than along that of the
high Bchool or college.
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Biennial encampment, uniformed
rank Knighto of i'ythias, Kansas
City, Mo., Aug. 2327. All agonta
Democratic Congrctaloal Con
vention. Soptcmber 1st and tho city of lied
Cloud is the tino and placo fixed for
holding tho Democratio Congressional
Convention for tho 5th Congressional
district, Tho untiring efforts of com
mitteeman J. Ward in rcouring tho
conyention for this oity is deserving
praiso, and every business man in the
oity should show his appreciation of
tho efforts, and giyo tho visiting dele
gates a hearty welcome. We aro
assured of a good attendance of tho
untcrified, and as "our own Jeff" haB
depicted tho beauties and advantages
of our city lot's all verify his words.
Webster Go. Abstract Office
J. II. BAILEY, Abstracter and Proprietor.
Accurate Abstracts Promptly Furnished for any Lnnds In Wclistcr
county. A complete and AccHrate act of Abstract books
and a a 10000 bond tiled Tltfc county Judge Insures satis
faction. For Abstracts, Cheap Farm Loans or some
good Bargains in Real Estate, call ou
J. H. BAILEY.
11EB CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
bbbbbbTv' rs a.
HO THERE
J. O. BUTLER,
THK
HARNESS MAN
Is better prepared than ever to
sell you all kinds of harness
collars, sadlery, etc
la the Tinker BHlldlng. lie has tho
large! iitock In ItiU part ot tke Tally,
and will make It an Inducement to tradu
Mrtihhlm.
.........................................
King of jVjecJicines
Scrofulous ltumorA Cure
14 Almost Miraculous,"
" XV'.w.x X was It years ot ago I had a scrcre
r.ttncU ol jj)cumatlsni,nnd alter I recovered
hail to iv oi rvtf hcs. A year later, scrofula,
In tho form of wtijpj wclUnE appeared on
varlont parts of my body, aw fax Jl years I
was an Invalid, being confined (9 piy bjd
years. In that time ten or eleren sore
pearcd nnd broke, causing m groat pain and
surtcrlii.T, I (eared I never should get well,
' lUrly lu 18S0 1 went to Chicago to vlilt a
slttir, but was confined to my bed most ot tits
lima I was there, la July I read a book, 'A
Day with a OfCMS,' In which were statements
of cures by I load's UarsaparllU. I was so Im
pressed with tho siwcess ot this medicine that
1 decided to try It. To my great gratification
tho sores soon decreased, Md IJ began to Ut
better and In a short Ufa II was up and
out ot doors. I continued to take need's Bar.
caporllla for about a year, when, hating used
six bogles, I had become- so fully released
from tliotlM!430 that I went to work for tho
Mlat & WalUuij Wfr Co., and slnco then
HAVE OT UOVt A SIXaLX SAT
on account of sickness. JMli tre the disease
Is expelled from my system, I always (ft!) well,
am In good spirits and have a good apjptlt,
I am now si years of ago and caa walk at well
as any ono, except that one limb U a llltl
shorter than tho other, owing to the loss it
bone, and tho sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends my recovery aoems almost
miraculous, aad 1 think Hood's Sarsaparllla
Is tho king of awdlclnes." William A.
LEBBteN.BaUreadai.; JsolaUvUle, Iud.
Hood's SartaparJIla
BoUkyalldrugBUU. fttlafoif. frsymlmk'
ljChm0DO0.,Aprtmtim,UHmlMM.
, JOO-Dmm Otis dollar
miy sell tickets at rato of ono faro for
round "trip, tickets to bo Bold August
20-23 inclusive and limit for return
(Jopt, 16.
u. A. H. Inter-Rtato Kounion, Su
perior, Nob., Aug. 93-27. Agents
wiijiin 200 wiles of Superior may soil
tickets to tbat poiot at ono faro for
the round trip, -tickets to bo sold Aug.
21-26 inclusivo and limit for return to
Aug. 2.
ill'
Mr. Kditor: In your last weeks
issuo "Voting Methodist" gives credit
to the wrong person, no uoes not
quoto wlin was said ciuctly and what
was really siiid was yimply a condens
ed aeoount of what was said and dono
by Methodists in a meeting of Chris
tian Endeavor people, in a Methodist
ohurcb, In Now York City. If desir
ed an antiro account of that meeting
will be furnished, Young Methodist
or ny enquiring brother but no more
notice of unythlni: which may appear
in print will bo takcn.Q Dkhciplk.
. Call on T.K. Penman, Jeweler and
optician for fino watch cleaning 'and
repairing, artittio letter, emblem nnd
moooKram engraving. A full lino of
watches, cfockj, jewelry, speotaoles,
etc. always on hand. Cart tit any eyo
with the very boat of spectacles. You
will find, in Cotting's drug strrj.
Farm loans at lowest 'interest.
Rtriotlv first. dins loans at lowort rates
than baa'ovor been given in tB)scoori
ay berore, Uption to jtay pt or jiii
at'chd of- nhy yenr, fif. Oatheb,"
Now Try Tills!
It will cost you nothing and will suroly
do you good, if you hnvo a cough, cold,
or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs
Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump
tion, coughs nnd colds is guaranteed to'
give relief or money will be pnid back.
Sufferero from Ln Grippe found it just
the thing nnd under its use had a speedy
nnu perfect recovery. Try a sample bot
tle at onr expense and learn for yonrselt
just how good n thing it is. Trial bot
tle froo nt Cotting'a drug store. Large
size GOo and $1.
Halt Hntca to Saratoga.
Annual encampment Sons of Vet
erans USA and Ladies Aid Society,
Helena, Mont., Aug. 8-13 1892. All
agents may sell tickets to Helena,
at ono lowest first class fare. Tiokcts
on salo Aug. 4-10 inclusivo with tran
sit limit of 20 days in each direction
and final return limit to October 10.
Annual Session Sovereign Qrand
Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Portland, Ore.
Sept. 10 to 24. All agents may soil
round trip tickets to Portland at
one lowest first class fare. Tickots
on Bale Sept 10 to 15 inclusivo, and
limit for coing passago to Sept. 20 and
for final' return to sixty days from
dato of sale. Tickets may bo routed
going and returning different routes.
A. Conover, Ag't.
Insurance.
For Firo Lightning and Tornado
Insuranoo in tho German of Freeriort
and other reliable companies, oall oa
or write to Chas. Sohaffnit, office over
.Deyo'B drug Btoro, lied Cloud, Nebr.
Hotlco.
All ordors for oil or gasolino left
at Spokesficld'a proccry storo will be
promptly filled by tho Bluo Tank
Wagon,
I Want to Buy Farms
Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can tind
buyers by calling on D. B. Spanoglo,
Real Estato and Loan Agent, lied
Cloud, Neb.
Boo Keeper's Supplies.
A. Mohart, tho hardware man, -will
hereafter keep all kinds of Bee Keep
cr's supplies. Mail order filled
promptly. tf,
Gaaollno Stoves.
Tho bost in the world, for salo at,
A. Mohautu 40-tf
For Flour and Feed
Go and see L. P. Albright. He keeps
tho best brands and sells his flour just
as cheap as others. Also sells hard
and soft coal. Prices rcusouablo. Of
fice and scales, oornor of Webster
street and 4th avenue.
Wanted.
A ftw good farm loans, six por cent
interest, No gcoond mortgage.-v. u
Bpanoom.
To
the pampers !
H. C. SCOTT,
his
Invites the Farmers of Webster and adjacent counties to
large and varied atock of
AgriculturalGoods
Such as Wagons, Buggies, Carts, Plows,
Harrows, Mowing Machines. &c.
See him before buying for bargains.
)f- Bty
Hail! Hall! Hall!
H. K. Pond, will writo Hail insur
anco in one of tho best companies rep
resented in tho west as cheap as any.
For Cab to any Part of the City
Leavo ordors with J. 0. Lindley.
will fill your orders promptly, and give
you good sorvico.
J. H. Cline, Prop.
Horses for Salo or Trade
I have eighteen head of horses nnd
colts for sale. Will trado for oity proper
ty or real estate, or sell cheap for cash, or
on time rar goou
fi-t
PODer.
W. H. Fuu.EB, lied Cloud, Neb.
Horse for Sale.
A good tbrco-yoar-old horse for salo
oneap, tor casu or on unto, inquire
at this offioe.
For Sale
First-elan New Mail Safety Bioyclo.
Addross, FitANK W. Cowden, Bed
Cloud. Nebr.
Bucklcn's Arnlcca Salve
The Best Bilvo in the world for cats,
Braises, Bores, Ulcers, Bait Rhenm, fever
Bores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Obllblalris,
Corns, and all other Skin Ernptions,
and positively onres piles, or,no pay re-
cnirtta. It IS gUBinuiavu tu K,,D Foticuii
satisfaction or money refund ed. Trice 25
box. For aala by L. H. Dayo.8
Lobt I A gold necklacewith five
brilliants. A'liberaLrcwrd offered if
1 oturnod to L: lu Fort,
Cotfhty Clctk'ivpflioc.
GO TO TEE
(J5ity $akepy and Restaurant
For fro h Bread Plea
All kinds or cakes,
candles, Nuts, cigars,
and fresh Frulte, .etc.
Meals and Lt1ncI1iallh.ou.rs
Boarding and Lodging. Fresh Oysters and, Ice Cream in
Season.
Red Cloud,
Jos, Herburger, Prop.
Nebraska
Every One Should Know
That the place to buy
V
H RHWARR STnVES IM
I, AUIUUlll
Iron, Tinware, &c.
IS AT
W. W. Wright's.
New Gooods and Reasonable
Prices.
RED CLOUD
TRANSFER LINE
S. JT. COZAD, Proprietor.
All hauling intrusted to me will be promptly attended to.
Report or the Condition or the
Bank or Cowlcs.
In the state ot rrctwuka, nt ttio close of busl
lii'ss, July 12th, I8W.
HKsniiunKH.
l.oans and discount
Due from National Itanks
Kent estate, furniture and llztures. ..
rnrrrntoxpeinesntKl taxes imld
Checks and other cash Items
Illlls of other llanks ,
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
nnd cents.
Specie
.8 0,703 43
III 58
. 6181 BO
. 2837 78
20 49
. 037 00
61
23300
Total 10,137 30
,.,., MAIIIMTIK. '
Capital stock paid lu 5.000 00
Undivided profit , 2474 23
Individual doiwslts subject to check.. 23W OS
Demand certificate ot deiwlt 20000
'I lino certlllcttesof deposit 4,107 00
Bills payuulo 2000 00
. . TlV1!"": 10137 30
piuio ui iiuurusKH, cnuniv or veuHier ss.
I, .1. M. Htcki.y. acllnc cashier nt tho abovn
numcd tank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is trno to the best or my knowledge
ici u, , pi. oihki.y, AvuiiK I'usuier.
Subsci Ibid nnd sworn to bfforo mo this lath,
day ot July, m.. Johx Hlaijoc,
Notary IuWlo
Road Notice.
To whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed to locate
a road commencing at a point 80 rods
east ot tho south-west corner ot section
34, town two, range ten in said Webster
county, thonco running north through
section 31 nnd 27 to n point 80 rods east
ot the north-west corner of said section
27. Thonco west 1G0 rods to a point 80
rods west of tho south-east corner of
section 21. Thence north through said
section 21 nna 10 to a point 80 rods west
of the north-east corner of said section
10, except whoro said road strikes a
swamp in section 10 and 21 then to devi
ate and follow tho high lnnd around the
west sido of snid swamp, has reported in
favor ot locating and establishment
thereof, and ull objections thereto, or
olaima f on damages, must bo tiled in the
County Olork's oflico on or before noon
01 we -'HirnJiiy or-ueptembor, -JBua, ori
uon roau wai oe esinui bimki without
1 reference thoro to II. D. IUnkev,' .
Wt' County Clerk.
Report or the Condition
or tiii
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BANKING CO.,
Red Cloud, Its the statu of Nebraska
at the close of Undue July
12, 1802.
. , RisotracEs,
Loans and discounts $ 83.907 07
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3,083 20
County and city warrants, tax titles
and certificates, Judgment claims
nank,KeaVostalo"V.V.,.::":,.":,.'.V. I5$3 73
Oilier real estato, furniture nud llx
tures 4 2ki m
??-:. j,, '"'K3 ' "s paid., 308 84
ProOt and loss account jsu j
Cajh resourccy. On dposlt with
ew ork, ChlcaRo, Kansas City
and Omaha banks 20.isotl ,.
Cash and sight exchaiuje.. 0,305 81 f 29'i0 w
T0T" 9 113102 SI
ni... . , .MAHILITIKS.
S?.1JffL,.t0ckpal(Uu 8 WA 00
Karulnss , , 1200 11
OeposlFst Hubject to theck..cfl.40a II I-, , "
Outstanding certificates 27;83 29fM'363
Z' 9 145,553 61
?? MfiKrask-a' P?unty.0.f Webster, ssi
i...:," "weer. Cushler of tho nbove-nained
i',A? aolcmnly swear that tno above stato
raentlstruotolhobcstot my knowledge T and
Kofury I'ubllc.
F. P. IIADLEY.
Pnlntcr nnd Paper Htuiircr,
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