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LOCAL ITEMS.
Those tramps who did not tramp far
away, and who one day last week broke,
into the house of Mr, Wm. Edwards, fal
low Van port, and stole a watch, S'UJiefor
ty dollars in cash and destroyed a l»t of,
jelly and preserves prepared for printer
use, bad better retaro the stolen goods
and money before the'Sberiff is sent after
them, for by so doing they aid save them
selves further trouble, and perhaps a free
■ride to Allegheny. Take this advice and
be wise. * Detective.
The Lawrence Guards and Reynolds
Rifles, who went into camp at Camp
Daugherty on the lltb iost, under com*
mand of Gen. Winans, broke camp on
Saturday. The Lawrence Guards, under
Capt. James Hale, and accompanied with
the New Castle brass band, made a fine
appearance, and deserve praise for their
discipline and soldieily bearing. A finer
body of men than the Reynolds Rifles
cannot be found in this section of conn*
try. Although the weather was a dam
per, the boys enjoyed themselves hugely,
and the company and battalion drills were
conducive to health and military knowl
edge and discipline.
Last Cass.— Take three qnartera of a cap of
batter, beaten to a cream; add two caps of white
eager, one cap of sweet milk, four eggs, beaten
stiff, and three cape of floor, with one meaeare
Banner Baking Powder, flret mixing the Powder
with the floor, and passing both back through a
sieve.
Each can of the Bonner Biking Powder contains
a email measure, to be need even fall, according
to printed directions. If yon cannot obtain this
really valuable article from your grocer, eend
twenty-five cents by mail, addressed\to Banner
Baking Powder, P.O. Lock Box. 317. Pittsburgh,
Pa., and you will receive, postage paid, a quarter
p ound package, together with a list of fifty valua
ble recipes.
Soldiers * Orphans,— The annual
examinations of these schools, by the
the State authorities, have closed, and the
following is the official standing educa
tionally of the Pbtllipsburg School, un
der care of Prof, W. G. Taylor, and the
results show labor and success.
Class-Book Exam.
BB 99
. ...98 95
..89 99
~99 97
..99 95
..95 97
..98 97
..94 95
"97 88
99 100
let Grade
2d
•* •• B
Sd “
4th “
sth “ A
“ “ B
6th "
7th “
9th “
Average of whole school
“Standard’’ ReflnedCarbon OIL, Fire Test,
only 22 els. per gallon, at Hugo Andriessen's,
Beaver Drag Store.
A. Word to Working People.— Meehan,
ice, artisans, factory hands, and people who labor
idi a flnd it very difficult if not impossible
to keep the bands free from stain. Hand Sapolio
will not only remove every particle of stain and
what is called -‘grained In dirt," but It will also
keep the skin soft and pliable, rendering the mus
cular action as quick and easy as is the case with
those who do not periorm hand labor. It is only
10 and 15 cents a cake, according to size. Every
mechanic should use it constantly in place of all
other soaps.
The Wear mod Tear of Life
The cares, anxieties and misfortunes of life have
8 much to do with shortening it as disease. They
are in fact, the source of many ailments and physi
cal disabilities Nervous weakness, dyspepsia,
affections of the liver, distnrbances of the bowels,
headache, hypochondria and monomania are
among these distressing fruits. It is, therefore
of great importance that persons-whose minds are
opposed with heavy responsibilities or barrassed
by family troubles, or excited hy speculation, or
perplexed by a multiplicity of enterprises, or in
any way over taxed or overworked, should keep
their stamina by the daily nse of a wholesome tor
ic. Thousands of persons thus circumstanced are
enabled to bear up against the difficulties in which
they are involved, and to retain their strength,
health and mental clearness by the regular use of
Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters. Diseases which are
prone to attack the body when debilitated and
broken down by over-much brain woik, or ex
hausting physical labor, are kept at bay by the re
sistant power with which this incomparable tonic
endows the nervous system and the vital |organs.
At this season, when the heat is evaporating the
elements of strength from every pore, rn invigor
ant is absolutely essential to the safety and com
fort of the public, and ii required even by the
more robust if they desire to keep their athletic
capabilities in status quo. Hence a course of Hos
tetler's Bitters is particularly useful at this|pcriod
of the year as a defence against the Invisible dis
ease afloat in a sultry atmosphere. It is the most
potent of all preventive medicines, and for all
complaints which affect the stomach, the liver and
the bowels, and interfere with the perfect diges
tion and asslmilation'pf food, it is the standard
remedy.
MARRIED.
BOOTH—RAY—On 10th, by Rev. John
McCarty, of Beaver Palls. Mr. James Booth, o r
Ashtabula. Ohio; and Miss Mary Ray, of New
Brighton, Pa.
CUNNINGHAM—GIVEN—By Rev. James M.
Shl&s, August?, 1573, Mr. U. 11. Cunningham
of Perrysville, Pa., and Miss Mary Given of Bea
ver, Pa.
CARSON—SMITH—August 13th, by Rev. J. P.
Davis, Mr. David Carson. and Miss S. M. Smith.
RICHARDSON—POTTS— In Georgetown. August
17th, by Rev; Joseph Gledhlll, Mr. John Rich
ardson. of Hancock county, W. Va„ to Miss Ln
clla Potts, of <Teon;etown.
HUFFMAN—HO FCHKEIS—At Cannolron, Pa.,
on Angust ISrh. ISTI, by J. P. Mansfield, Esq.,
Mr. John Huffman and Miss Jennet Uotcbkeis.
all of Cannelton.
DIED .
BRANDON—On Tuesday the sth of August, at
New Cumberland, Hancock county. W. Va., Mrs.
-’Sarah Brandon, slaughter of Jackson Swearing
ton of Greene township, Beaver county Pa.,
aged "ii years.
ANDERSON—In Titusville, on Monday evening,
August 11, Miss Lotta Anderson, oldest daugh
ter of Hon. George K. Anderson, aged thirtei n
years and two months.
FRY—On the Kith of August, IST3, in Rochester,
Pa., George Howard, tntaut son of George and
Clara Fry,
BORDER—On the lUh in»t„ Edna Valen-\ infaj l
. daughter of John at.d Agues Bdtde ' aged six
'month*.
IRWIN—In Dor. ngton, on August lOth.Mr. Eol
ert Irwin, ag;d til years.
HOOF— In ?lt ?bur v h, August !7tb, Adam Hoof.
Jr, iatc of Pblllipsbnrg, aged 23 j care.
Notice.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM KEVAN. DECEASED.
Letters testamentary to the estate of William
Kevan, late of Hanovertownshlp. in the county of
Beaver, dec’d., bavin? been granted to the ukder
signed, whose post office address is Hookstown,
In said county, ail persons indebted to the said de
cedent's estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those ha against said es
tate will present the same properly authenticated
to the undersigned for settlement. %
PETEK KEVAN, t B ,
* Joan SMILEY, f*** 8,
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH JORDAN, DEC’D.
of admlnlstritlonon the estate of Eliza
beth Jordan, dec'd., late-of Big Beaver township,
Beaver county. Pa., having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate are
notified to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
aug*J fit J. 8. HUDSON, Adm'r.
pRANKFORT ACADEMY.
The Fall Session begins Tuesday, September
3d, and ends December 19th, 1373.
Students in Languages and Mathematics are pre
pared for the Junior class in college.
THE NOKMAL DEPARTMENT
designed for those Who wish to become practical
teachers., will receive special attention. For
farther information address
J. H. VBAZBY, Principal.
Frankfort Springs. Pa.
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gPECIAL NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WM. KENNEDY DECEASED.
The undersigned hereby notifies all parties in*
debted to said estate to call, settle and pay imme
diately, as the character of the business and con
dition of the estate require prompt adjustment
and payment of alf claims due.
Parties holding claims against said Kennedy are
requested to fnrhisb me a statement of the same
without delay.
I may bo found at the store of said Kennedy in
New Brighton,
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PROPOSALS
Sealed proposals will be received by the town
council of the borough of Beaver to Friday even
ing. August 29th, for digging a ditch for water pipe
and filling up the same after the pipe are laid.
Said ditch to extend from out lot Mo. 63, in,
Brighton township, to the reservoir on water
near the residence of M. Wilson, Esq.
Proposals to be made at so much per lineal
vard.
Length of ditch 4519 feet, depth 3 feet, width at
top 9* feet, width at bottom 3 feet.
The town council reserve the right to reject any
or all the bids.
Proposals addressed to G. W. Hamilton, Pres:
dent of Council. By order,
G. W. HAMILTON, Prest.
JOSEPH LKDLIE. Sec’y. ■-
JJAWSON & EAKIN.i
AGENTS OF REAL ESTATE,
.93* 95*
We offer for sale the follqwlnz described proo
erties. For full particulars call at our office on
Third street:
N 9gr 0 *
A BE A U TIF FOB
SALE.
This property is situated oh Beaver St., in the
borough of Beaver. Beaver county. Pa. Lot 150
by 125 feet, oh which Is erected a new frame house
containing three rooms and ball on first floor and
three rooms and hall on second flour, with cellar
underneath, cistern at the kitchen doot, and all
necessaiy outbuildings.
Price $3,000. Inquire of Andrew O. White, on
the premises, or DAWSON <S EAKIN, Beaver,
Penna.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
This farm is situated in Brighton township.
Beaver county. Pa., on a good road, four miles
from Beaver, containing 150 acres, more or less.
110 acres cleared and the balance well timbered,
on which is erected a two-story frame honse, barn
stable and other outbuildings; a good spring house
convenient to honse; also a spring in barn yard.
This farm is well watered, being especially adapt
ed to the raising of stock; It is under a good state
of cultivation, and can be worked by machinery;
good fruit on premises. Inquire of G. W. Walton
or DAWSON & EAKIN, Beaver. Pa.
r J'HE MOST DESIRABLE
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Mntnal Life Insurance Comjany.
SIXTY MILLION OF DOLLARS
The largest and wealthiest company in the world,
and the oldest Insurance Company lu Ameriea.
offer
to the insured than any other r ’ompany. Issues
c| - ery approved descript i<sp of
LIFE, ENDOWMENT & ANNUITY POLICIES,
combining the advantages offered by all other
Companies with
UNEQUALLED FINANCIAL SECURITY.
Endowment Policies payable in CASH m ten.
tlfteen or t weary years, aud all Life Policies share
iu the large annua! cash dividends, which can be
used tore luce the premiums, making the cost ol
insurance less each year.
aug22tf
roirs NOTICE
E*uite ff Mtria Christina Spryerer. deed
. Letters of ndniini-tratloii on the estate of Marin
Cbri*tina Speyercr. dec d.. l ife of the borough of
Rochester. Beaver county. Pa., having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
-aid estate are requested to make immediate,pay
ment. and those Itaviug claims against the “same
to present them properlv authenticated for settles
meat to GEORGE C SPEYEKER.
jviV3t Administrator.
ROCHESTER
KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia, Fenrnary, 1572. Office one door east of Koch
ester Savings Bank, Rochester, Beaver county
Penn’a.
People of Beaver county can now have their
property insured against loss or damage by fire, at
fair rates, in a safe and
RELIABLE HOME COMPANY,
thereby avoiding the expense, troub’o and delay
incident to the adjustment of losses by companies
located at a distance.
M. S. Quay. George C. Speyercr,
Samuel B. Wilson, Lewi* Schneider,
William Kennedy, John Graeh'.ng.
J.Wack. .T.,s Srod^g,
M. Camp. jr.. C J B. Ilnrst.
David Lowry, Henry Goehrtng.
GEO. C. SPEYERER, Prea’l,
M. 8 QUAY, Vico Pree’t
H. J. Spstxbeb, Treas.
John Ghsbino, Jb., Sec’y.
igtvs
JOSEPH C. WILSON.
Ex’r. of will of Wm, Kennedy, dec'd.
UNION HOTEL, BEAVER, PA.
NO. 7.
OF NEW YORK,
With its cash assetts of over
GREATER INDUCEMENTS
A. B. I'LARK,
Agent for Beaver Connty
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
THE RADICAL:
Notice Is hereby given that , *THS ROCHESTER
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. NO. 1,” will be dis
solved on the SECOND MONDAY OP SEPTEM
BER, A. D., 1878. A PINAL MEETING of sag
Association, (whereat a general attendance ot tne
members is requested.)will be Held at 3 o cloca
P. M., on the day aforesaid; at the room of the As
sociation, in Rochester, Pa., when and where au
persons having claims agilnst said Association
should present the same for settlement
v M. OAMP.Jb., President.
E. HELBGR. Secretary. . • :• ■ augls 3t*
IN BANKRUPTCY.
U. S. Marshal's Oracs, )
Wxstxbh District or Pkbsstlvania, >
Pittsburgh August 11.1878 I ,
This it to give notice; That on the 11th day or
August, 1873, a Warrant in Bankruptcy vis l«s? c 4
against the Estate of James B. Anderson ol hew
Brighton, in the county of Beaver and State of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt,
on bis own. petition; that the payment °f any
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt to him or lor bis use. and the
transfer of any pmperty by him are forbidden by
law; that a Meeting of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, .to prove their Debts, and to choose
one or more assignees of bis Estate, will be held
at a Court of Bankruptcy, .to be holden at the
Hut on House. Mew Brighton, Pa., before P- A..
Knox. Esq., Register, oh the 10th day of Septem
ber a. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock a. .
JOHN HALL,
U. 8. Marshal for said District.
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Notice to bridge contrac
tors. ..
Sealed proposals will be received by tbe Board
of County Commissioners at their office In Beafftr,
until 10 o'clock a. K., Saturday, August 33d. 1878.
for tbe mssonary andSron structure of a bridge
over McKinley's run in Rochester twp., where the
public road from Rochester to Butter crosses said
run. Bids for the masonry to be by the perch, ac
tual measurement, said bridge to. be twenty feet
span and eighteen feet roadway. Proposals must
be accompanied with a statement giving the total
weight of the cast and wrought iron, the general
working strength, and the ultimate or breaking
strength per linear foot, as well as the greatest
local load the fridge will sustain. The Commis
sioners w«l reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Bids will be opened at ten o’clock-on said
day. By order of County Commissioners.
ang.s-3t JOHN McGOWN, Clerk.
OP APPRAISEMENTS.
The following appraisements under the act of
Assembly of the 14th of April. 1837, of property al>
lowed to be retained by the widow or children of
a decedent to the value offSUO, have been died In
the office of the Clerk of the Orphans’ Court, and
confirmed Aisl. viz:
Personal property to the amount Of $397 retain
ed by widow ot K. P. Kuhn, deceased. M L.
Kuhn and J. H. Cunningham, adm'r*.
Personal property to the amount of $BOO regain
ed by widow of Cornelius Shane, deceased. James
B. Shane, adm’r
Personal property to the amount of $3OO retained
by widow of A. W. Swing, deceased. Mary
Swing, administratrix.
Personal property to the amount of $3BO 73 re
tained by widow of J. D, Vaughn, deceased. An-,
drew McCbesuejtßx'r.
Personal property to the amount of $3OO retained"
by widow of Myers Powell, deceased. Jacob Ca
ler, adm'r.
Personal property to the amount of $lB9 06 re
tained by widow of William Thompson, deceased.
Milton Lawrence, adm'r.
Notice is hereby given to heirs, legatees, dis
tributees and all others interested to appear at
the next term of said Court, not later than the
third day, itbeing the 3 day of September 1873, to
show cause, if any they have, against the final con.
firmation of the above appraisements.
angB-8t JoHNC. HAKT, Clerk O. C.
JgEAVER COUNTY ea :
S ''> v In the Orphans 1 Court of Beaver
f £»>■ VCounty. In the matter of the petition
\ Mtor partition of the real estate of
Smith McDaniel, late of North Be
wickly township, in said county, deceased.
And n,ow to wit; July 33.18 m. Rale on the heirs
and legal representatives of Smith McDaniel, de
ceased, viz: Eliza, intermarried with Archibald
smith; Qhartoue, intermarried with Daniel Malas
ky Smith McDaniel, all residing in North Be
wickly township. Bearer county. Pa. Margaret,
intermarried with A. G. Mcßride, residing to San
doval, Marion county* Illinois; Jbhff McfimieT,
residing id Newport. Kentucky, AIsO grand chil
dren, to wit: Children of Lidia McDaiueL dec'd.,
who was intermarried with Matthew'Rfimsey,
namely, Samnel S.. John M.. David M., Nancy E..
intermarried with Tirootby Dee. Mary intermarried
with Liberty Mnnn, James, William. Lida A. and
Randolph Ramsey, (said Samnel Ramsey residing
In— State of ) and the remaioig eight
children in Beaver and Allegheny counties; the
five list named being minors, and having tor their
guardian ad litim John Goddard. Also children
of Nancy McDaniel, deceased, who was intermar
ried with Jacob Piersol, now deceased; Jacob Pier
sol, Jr., residing in Beaver county. Pa.. Agnes
Piersol. residing wlih Mrs, A. G. Mcßride, at San
doval, Marlon county, Ills., Rachel M. Piersol and
Stella Piersol, residing in West Virginia, the last
throe named being minor*, and having, for their
gnardian ad litim John Goddard, aforesaid, and all
others interested to appear and show cause. If any
they have, why an inquest to make partition of
the real estate ot said decedent, should not be
awarded at an Orphan's Court, to be held at Bea
ver. in and for said county of Beaver, on tbe first
Monday of September, next. 1873,
A true copy of rule. Attest:
JOHN C. HART, Clerk.
CHAMBKBUN WHITE, Sheriff. *
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JJEGISTER’S NOTICE.
Notice is {hereby given that the following ac
counts have been examined and passed by the
Kegister of Bsaver county and wilfbe presented
to the Judges of the Orphans’ Court on Wedi es
day, September 3d, A. D. 1873, for confirmation
and allowance : s
Fiual account of Jackson Swearingen, guardian
or Rachel K. and Nancy Reed, minor children of
Samuel Beed, deceased.
Final account of (.’has. P. Kaercher, administra
tor of Catbariue F. Kaercher, deceased.
Final account 01 Jane Jackman, executrix of the
estate of John Jackman, deceased.
Fiual account of John C. Heed, guardian-of the
estate ot Louisa McElhaney, minor child of Geo.
McCoy.
Final (real and personal) account of John Men
gel, executor of George Mohr, deceased.
Final account of Martha McGeocge, administra
trix ol the estate of James McUeorge, deceased.
Thp accohntsof J. P. Martin, guardian of E//
and Zerlina Eakiu, minor children of William £a-s
kin, deceased.
Final account of J. C. Wilson, administrator
cum testamento annexo of the estate of William B.
Alexander, deceased.
h inal account of J. Webster Wilson, executor of
Eliza O. Barker, deceased.
Final account of Marmadnke Wilson, admirls
*™} or ®i Gie estate of David McCtcady, deceased.
Final account ef Elizabeth and Jas. B. Fergu
son- exr’s. of David Furuuson, deceased.
Final account of J. P. Martin, administrator
cum testamento annexo ol George Dilworth, de
ceased D. SINGLETON.
augB-4t Deputy Kegister. >
OF CAUSES
FOR TRIAL AT SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1878.
Jcmnel Workruff et al vs Thos F Robinson et Ux
miS , j®* r* John Gnebing Sheriff Beaver Co.
vs ,^ err 'ci <S Lenz Trustees,
vy Dank-fc ve John Giiening Sr et al.
Miller Hobson & Tnix vsKooken <S Brobeck.
Georg _• Graham vs John Carny. ei al.
Magdalena Stahl vs James Porter.
Mary Murray’s eqecutors vs Joseph Sharp.
>ame vs James M Imhrle. ■ i
JohnJW. Cooke et nl vs John Allshouse.
same vs Magdalena Shrea.
John J Mitchell vs James H Gillis.
Clark Lsselton Joseph Morgan
J Walter & Bro vs George Poe.
John McCowin ve A J Cooke.
David Mnsser vs » M Gordon.
A Whisler surviving partner Ac vsG L Hensley
Milller & frax vs Thomas J Chandler et al.
G 8 Fu.mer & Co vs Timothy McCarty et us.
Charles Grim vs Perry Brown. ,
S H Andrews et ns for use v* Auburn Coal Co.
aagS-tc. JOBS CAUGUEY, Proth’y.
jgEAVER SEMINARY,
Fall Session Opens September 9th, 1873.
Primary, English, Collegiate and Musical De-
Th building has undergone a thorough repair
ing. Hconis newly 'urnished. For particulars,
Circular, etc , apply to •
it. K. BCIISIBNBB, Principal.
3var.tr BeaveV, Pa.
CURB TO BE SEEN—YOUR NAME
O IN THE BEAVER RADICAL.
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beaver, pa.
pamnentg.
FRIDAY, ATJGTIST 22. 1873.
B 1 VM OR COLL E G E
New Building, School and Recitation Rooms now ready for the
FALL SESSION, September 9, 1872.
A permanent feature of the Institution.
Sciences. Send for new Catalogue.
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All invention having a nv.st important bearing on the future refutation of
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By means of wlich the quality or volume «f t urn is very largely increased, and the
quality of tone rrr.Jered
EQUAL TO THAT OF THE BEST PIPE ORGANS OF THE
Our celebrated “Vox CGestc,” “Louis Patent.”-Vox Humana,” “Wi’cox Patent”
“Octave Coupler." the chniw.ine “Ceil..” nr ‘ CUri-mei” Slops, and all the ’
Late Improvements ean be obtained only iu these Organs.
THIRTY-FIVE DIFFERENT STYLES. FOR THE PARLOR AND CHURCH
THE BEST MA TERIAL AND WORKHASHIP.
PRICES FROM $5O TO $5OO.
Factory and Warer.ooras corner Sixth & Congress Sts., Detroit, Mich.
Musi da 1 In. sti tut e.
IN’ ormal
FITTED Wli’H THE NEWLY INVE^ED
SCHRIBNERS PATENT
SMITH CURTIS, Agent,
RADICAL OFFICE, BEAVER, PA.
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Department
T. TAYLOB, Pres’t.
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$290.00.
IT COSTS LESS THAN
THREE HUNmtED r.O f .U| t S
lo make any
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR p Ujro
Sold through agents, all of whom m*ke
100 PER CENT. PROFIT
We have no agents, but ship direct to W«
At Factory Price,
Wfe make only one styled and have bat
OISTE PRICE.
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY DOLUfiS
Net Cash, with no discount to dealers or eommu.
sion to teachers.
OUR LL'MBER is
THOROUGHLY SEASU.VEI),
OUK CASES AiiE
BOCBtE VE.NEEJBJ
' WITH ROSEWOOD
Have Irout round corners, serpentine bu'.'oa ani
c-trved legs. Vv’e Use
THE FULL IKON PLATE
WITH OVtfU STRUNG HAS.'
French Grand Action
WTPH.TOP DAMPERS, ANDJOUK KEYS ARE
the best ivory
WITH IVORY FRONT'
OUR PTA SO
HAS SEVEN OUT A'. K.'
s G feet 0 inches Ion?, ; 5 feet i t<' i u
weighs 95C pounds, buxe'i
EVERY PIANO IS Ft UV
warranted
FOR FIVE YEAK>
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In which we refer to over 7(!D Barkers. M |J y ’
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Pianoa in 44 States anti Territories.
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810 BROADWAY, N. T.
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