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dhapwred frOInDanbury a few days since. “w“, “m' ”mama m n
has turned up in Council Blufiliiasourl, on mil—81 d Rag-“Willie. Cold Spring. withbrlck to SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT, 10°“ Age" m" 50““ N°""‘“‘~ “‘l‘m‘“ w '° mm“
hiaway tomlifornia. Westward the Star aggluBSchr No. 50,Nickerson, Phil. D. B. Webb to consistof m OLD m THE SINGER MACHINE
Tableau‘ and ”131081109, w. J. Bradley a 00.. New Haven, General Agenu
of Empire takes its way
”An extensive fire broke out in Bridge-
port opposite the Railroad report Sunday
morning. It consumed a large lumber yard,
2'; the State of Connecticut.
5— Mia New York.
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The Purim shot the Archbishop
w“ mamwm . . _. apatkpackingmbllahmaigaboarding
him-un- a: 3...... a, n w- zth". “Sammmm? “m mm mm“ 0.... ““4““: “3? 85“” m“m“£§nf“ m“ ‘“ 5‘? Tuesday & Wednesday Evelina: Mfllinery Goods- 8 r n I 1: o
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enmityfit abyuutopausefora The United-States 39“” muffled“ ersof theDanburyFarmers’and Manufac- JUNE 6th, AND'nh . “m”
mtndlookbackto man-adopt): My aim at?! dhdmsm the turm' Company on Saturday week, the amp“! Norwallglfl George E “um 1:00;, m $433,, “mfizmmbfnrf'f F L o V157 E! R 8
Tribes: correspondent: ram custody. {030m tlcman were elected mum}, o’coc . w Cream c - I“, I no .
83m etsofadmlulonucmtobehadufthemcmbersof a I B B Cooux ' C L o T H I N G
m. Rages] is years.
John F. Beard, Coley Bartram, S E, Run- Kim—In Norm“. 1“! ’4 Adolph J- Becker the school orat the poatofllcc. so.“
Gros adulation Wild! cola! andwldths.
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Mudhhehtheroicchildmof Churohdied thiahomeinCincinnatLlast die,G.E.Cowpmhwaite,E.S.Dnvis,H.B Wgnmxay Frederick A, f idem
new strove totitmlttlleh'abarp- m,.geam:y.mem PlattRD.Norria,E.F.Foster,E.H.Nor— mmmm'mom M43 an STRAWBERRIES! :gefimigofieffigkafiaggég 40a-
atedateeliatotbe vu-yheutofeivillilr . . _ throp. Atasubsequent meetingof the di- 1.111.0thth marmvat. ° ‘9 Mfi"°°m °gwmag¢um
Trout fishing in the Adirondacks ia unusu- looted Preai “we“ Doe-i319 m an m “mu m cm.
eftyaadanioo. How quickly book: “we . ha - ”do": 30“” F- M "3 e we mule Poatoflcc, at South Norwalk.
wmmmmm :11de um .msm'fl ms been am, John w. Bacon, Treasurer, and Rm .1133. 1W“ um- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL nus. 1- A- mm. It , Bo , and Children’s War
and wheels and spindlc topped, the “as!“ that ”fished from “M to twenty Thomas C. Wildman, Secretary. I‘m” Lim&. um. , o, 1..., 2341 Wow-ammonia Nos-walk. an 5, ya .
graver’a tool laid aside. The metedied PM ' fin‘f‘pfilfi gvoy filing”)! .
my (run the factory ml?! the ul1" It is estimated that there were over fifty JOURNALISTIC. Fry, ant-'- ”an e . 3 T E I EIPM¥I<1 Ft; CChHEtR c 3’ DR. CHAS. P. UHLE, .
tar-ad aod grew dry beneath the rusting momma dead be“, in the how ma The Gwen” e in ,, . momma mar. ° ' ° “N _ ‘ All Wool Suits. . . . . . . . .amoo
been xpos g _ the policy 01.”; Abmo Peck, rem. “ '
Pb‘V 1"” m ‘ N3 0‘ won” celhn’of Paris when the government "009' men of New York for seven“ weeks, and 5?] Join EA Puller, ,gr‘n'ne; Five Mile BiYel‘ Landing, - All W001 Suits. . . . . - - . . 12.50
”I“! Wild, and ac air was rent by the took that city. at last pushed the matter so vigorously that Sac-2.,“ £113“): “nth, 801:}?- D Thursfla & Frina Eve ' ' I \ I) All Wool Suits. . . . . . . . 1‘ 00
W“: “wig“ the ”2:: "In“: Tbcstmggie around and in Pans' termi- the police were driven to take some notice a“ wncox on Y y “was, All W'ool Stilts. ..... . . . 16.50
c ‘ mated on Saturday with the formal surren- of the infamous business A raid on the List of “no" tune lat. and. and. All Woo] Stilt! ......... 191‘)
mm" ”m "M” ’ an Wool Suits. 20 00
h which those, to whom were so ea- .
throng policy shops was made last week, and three ammo” m the Pum “n Now,“ May an“ of s 38 wnunnlfitrggm rations. CAbun
dot of the remnant of communists, about
gerly promised honor and rem ounce mt
hatkoy We", wm-xtm'; twelve thousand in number. hundred prisoners arrested; and the Tn‘- R m3}. 371. rflyfl fora or the" let! “d CANDI
' medgnm W “k connd lark ‘11 largest stockholderin bune,which is never 0"“ generous in its LADIES us? Admission ............... lOcts.
to c you to er H F C m e praise of its evening cotemporarics, says: Addie. Miss SarahE Icon Bridget is.“
the New York and New Haven Railroad, Brush, Hrs. Coukiin Miller, infirm _
W“: m” "V CHARLES T. CRAW, ARE NOW PREPARED TO FUR— Spring owl
tbeaalteatfi’eringsofouriuavesoldiers .. hart' th b' t h'chhae
holding twenty-five hundred and thirteen 'I‘ e roles on e an Jec w 1 v ap- Beknl’leffige'i'd‘“ Nash, llsslia
under calcium southern sons; their bitter pared in The Globe have doubtless con-
. - n r llani. an J
Prim “d W men‘s 1“ ”be! 5'1"” "FM more mm W B“ ”to? tributed to hasten this." Keiigphlé'figgox. 38.. 111:3;ch an. m an m
d -theirlongand wearvmarches, Manage 1‘ “Jinx“ 0U Olwa ,
w. W ”k. ' Thomas Earle, of, Worcester, whom we _——-—————-——— a, is. Melinda Williams. in» ads Price- hr God Articles: sad
M M Im— c you .8“: mmtioned last week as having 1081 his 1'88' Westport Items. G 8 LIST. in W INSURANCE BRom. thereatsatfhlaiamag.
” m.” the m “d m an sononaccountof theseparationof hischil- l k 'hfif fififil’a‘g‘cww 1,35%“? 8 a , mm”"'m"m Ounouohsadmh-ba-“I-Imaad
prayera from the wounded on the am- dren from him has since died The IIour came out est wee wu teen 3:?“ m a golf a?“ AGE.\T FOR :9 DIFFERENT couraxms, in: distant Ind-.—CIII In. gm mu “3 m. ”mu“
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m: to 100‘ 0309 more upon the the W RI“ 1 hundred mples‘ . Rides-Rev. W. Scbor,CR y €1,me THE FAXRFIELD cofxrry‘ r\ISH ALL THE BEST VA- Dorm without-"fl m
r'uid form, and bronned, bearded and An express train 0|! 95‘3"“ The Sang-stuck river is to be stocked mth Hugh slylvesw goblin. Geol H hounglvel Ia facilities on can. Mata-
mind m m" silently from lately run 3:21;; Bumsdde goifitmgftlgflitj‘; 91mm, Ind shut rim-Rum Flared wt}: “L 0‘ mm" or soon: sonwaur, (Damn lo: mammograms-amazes;
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the m’ borne by hapttal hum, to mile! in it Too much dry weather has the same effect er’l'ck, ilchacl am mu: ‘ “Whine“ “9““ °’ °"" “19 M 0' ‘L
CHAS. OLISTEAD, P. I.
toAlbany (fifty miles) in sixty-eight min-
utes.
The first legal firm of the female sex in
Kansas, has lately been formed by the co-
Ahrgeandcarel‘ullyadeeaadataad
Gents’ Punishing Goods
as too much wet: It kills things.
With the trees’ perfected foliage delight:
in] shades everywhere abound.
ganagainastheamokelifmfromthebattle
knead markthc husbands and fathers,
lifted aid, and stark, and stifl' from the
ficldof wand either thrown hastily
$17, 000, 000
large Risks and Small Bates.
Notice.
“Board of R stratlou for the city of South
Norwalk will b d a public session at the once
RIETIES OF
inset-he! in the «lead an. or tic-mils buried memhm of 3,3,, M“, Wm]... and Mrs. Wm. J. French's new moon, “Frank 0, w... 8 ”when” “$3,, 0, ,°°"‘°“ m
. . . ,, . . omwud. d
in the long trenches mnnfrtendly sot]. Helen Comb, under the name of Wanleg Farwell is a splendid specimen of horse- vtam;u£:each 15th 0' “Jone, ‘ Mm yéhz :2; A a: Wings“ 316 ‘t' igE‘fahg-till Bag, and mm 9
And these out. defenders, who so bravely & Comb What' 11 come next 9 flesh. ma from 1 to fggl'xgic‘lofi'k £51130" day. CHAS 'r cnaw A“ . _
rm ‘ m Mbwork between “3 ML 0~J-J°1133‘5 house 870“" handsome JOSEPH C CHAPIA‘ D‘ ' Registrars. Office Room No. 2 811‘: Block, South Vomlk 9 Y Shifts Draw H055 Gloves
JOHN a norm. . i Conn. ‘ ‘ ‘ mi PURDY S OLD STAhD. ! erst cry! ’
fir
The postomce address of Patrick Sullivan,
Co. E, 1st Conn. Cavalry, and Emile John,
Co. 11.13131 Conn. Infantry, are wanted at
the office of the Adjutant—General, of New
Haven
Handkerchiefs, Collars,
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
Which woofer at prices defying competition
‘V’HITE SHIRTS,
—A1\'D——
GENTS' UNDERWEAR,
as its graceful proportions approach com-
pletion.
A view of Westport village from Ball
mountain is splended. “'0 have one re-
cently taken.
South Norwalk. Hay“, 1871.
TH E H O U R
II In independe bi-wsekly newspaper. hushed
in \t' carport, Conn. Each number counlugua sum
mary of the news. communications from correspond
andthe deadly bullets of an exasperated
foe,were mat of warm hearts, of grand
aoula,of bappimt social relations, and for
whose return love long kept its hearthstonc
tight; men who, by their untiringperse-
ICE COLD
Wanted.
A HOUSE and Lot worth from as to 35 hundred
dollars. Any apgllcant who will leave with
least-a Hutchinson Ferris a full “lain written
description with price in envelope wl lbelooged
GOAL,
rm “‘1 undaunted bra-very. achieved The Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery cral th lat G G G ood~ ‘
“m m In“: an excursion 0‘," their old bat- The fun or e 6 Mrs. ' ' gs:- a l . out:£e and editorials on subjects of local or general
It has an initial circulation of seven hundred.
rich took place at Christ Church, on Tuesday
afternoon of last week
rot-Imam orouunomlmasings:
unlveraallihertyandperpetualpeam.
chiefly on the line of the \ew i ork and New Haven
Railroad, many of its readers being commuters and
other residents who purchase a lar§epro rtion of
in cw
\otlce.
tie-fields this summer, to start by the steam-
THE Inhabitants of the town of Norwalk are here
We at you ‘0 thmk’ 0‘ the aoldier~dead ship Wyanolre, at New York for Richmond At the various mills a ity 0‘ water is
of ourtown. who, to saveus from anarchy on Saturday August 12m. 5“” bv notified and warned um a Special Town
’ read i llbehld h'l‘ II l ldN thi goods, grocei tc., orhth
8“ y mponed' W'e hope ‘here may be fleet hg‘l e .H e own E’su1FIM1O; meeting It; How a dcsfiagle advertising medias:
for 31:?! Y ork merchants and business men.
walk. on SATURDAY, the 8d da
8 o ‘clock afternoon, for the folio a, viz:
Ii l . . ‘
and o l their patrto an Geo. W. 58181163, who 1‘” been “ the no serious drowth this season. pn
wooo,
outhcatarryrollofhonor,and weremus— E I PM“ 3 m
tend out of the field of strife, and mus~ h or the T duh]; hoond ng; Tin weddings are all the rage about the To Jfifi‘fiitfl’fi in??? 111.: b e is??? TERMS.
trac an 8"
tercd bun the army of Heaven. To fall in several ym an w o as ‘8 g 00111113.th 0‘ Ml" Gregory, 0’ the firm 0‘ 3°32,“ ElfmecM 0, 3.0%. :port or am One Copy. One Year ........................ Mai 00 A smmfi‘
Selectmen as to the w of the highway from Five Copies, One Year (to one address) ........ 1 00
Ten Copies, One Year (to one address """"" ‘ m We would call special attention to our stock of
line of duty, todie for the biased cause of
humanity and civilization, of glorious lib-
ertyandfmdom,oughtto imurothem
kind remembrance and sacred memorial.
The scripture injunction to “let the dead
bury their dead,” does not imply that they
should aho be left to erect their own tomb-
stone; and we come to the hearts of all
loyal citizen, with an appeal from the
soldiers' “ Monumental Association,” for
sympathy and (av-operation, in their efl‘orts
to perpetuate the memories of our own
dead heroes, by lifting a monument of costly
granite, the grandeur of which shall mute
ly testify to our gratitude. The Holy
Bible '3 full of war records; The Swiss
hmfimdmdmmnmm
of £911 tell mystiml storie of strife: let
us not stand alone as iconoclasts. Alife
laid upon our country’s altar deserves at
least national remembrance; and we hope
the time will soon more when thereshall
standinour town atowen'ng marblcshaft
of grand proportion, carved with patriotic
eulogy of the names of every heroic martyr
whowentfrom our midst and diedthata
righteous peace should gladden our nation
Let the ratingpbce of our glorious dead
he beautified; let choicet flowers be planted
thereby active,loyalwomen; and let Mo-
morial Day be anticipated with dutiful joy,
andev'erysoldier’a graveheatiowergardcn
strewn with fragrant love chaplets.
Andwhile we listen tothcstoryarising
fromhalf a mflfimofgflmletusunder.
stand, that in death these loyal sleepers be-
quatbedto us their desolate widows and
himself by his enterprise. is on a tortuight‘s
visit to his home in this country.
The eight o‘clock P. M. Express from New
York on Hmday night, ran into a Man-
battanvilie horse car at one hundred and
twenty-fifth street. The driver was injured,
probably fatally, and one passenger slightly.
The latest invention for the relief of peo-
ple who sometimes wish to be ‘not at
home,“are “spy mirrors," so arranged that
one can sit securely in the parlor and see
who rings. They are very useful about the
time the rent is due.
At a recent meeting in Boston to dbcum
Goodall & Gregory, of this place, being the
latest.
Our village draw is oftentimesa'nuisancc
On Ascension Day, as the last bells were
tolling, and many ladies and gentlemen were
on their way to church, the confounded
thing swung open for a vessel to pass, and
one of the supporting wheels getting ofl‘ the
track, it could not be at once closed. As a
consequence all were vexed at having to
wait, and were at last obliged to return
home. It is getting to be more and more
apparent that this draw, and indeed the
whole bridge, was built on the “ penny wise
and pound foolish " principle.
social evil” Rev. Gilbert Haven sensi-
the“
mats that restitution 1011qu never be
Elle... “Eadi'v nuguuai nuu runny thousand
harlots' m the United States.
The New York Globe deduces an argu~
ment in favor of temperance, from the fact
that only two per cent. of the beer-drinking
population of Berlin attend church; and
also that one seventh of all living births in
that city are illegitimate, while in Massachu—
setts there is not one one hundreth.
Another terrible coal-mine accident oc
curred on Saturday, about a mile and a half
from West Pittston, Lonnie County, Penn
Some friction of the machinery produced a
fire in the only shaft to are mine, effectually
closing it. There were thirty-six men in the
miueand eighteen of them were killed by
sufi'ocation. and several have since died.
In the State Senate a numerously signed
petition for a general railroad law has been
referred to the proper committee. The time
A “ Silver Wedding“ was celebrated I!
are twenty-um: anniversary of their mar-
riage, on the evening of Thursday, 18th ult.
A large crowd was in attendance.
It is thought that with proper use of the
one hundred and fifty-seven can of croquet
in this town that interesting game should
soon be reduced to a science. If persistent
playing is any indication, a good deal of
pleasure if not instruction is derived from
it
As the hot sun falls upon the placid nooks
of ponds and brooks the usually wary roach
and sun-fish feel its influence; and, as of
old, the school-boy bends the borrowed or
stolen pin,and with bullet sinker and vail of
of worms lures to captivity his unwilling
turns up Iy to LCHlCHEsm
fl- If P
To Let. _
W0 modern built Houses, on 8 rl stree n
T ClayN street. inquire at p ¥. BAK'iiLw
rwalk. larch 8.1871 i‘l-d
To Let.
AD 8 0 110083“ digits; roo cmbnc-
a tore, on ustroe
near the railroad fem t, at nth Norwalk. Addresta‘
To Rent.
IlOUSR on Washington stree late] owned a d
occupied by Gould Benedet; the booze
on lain street
stead. Inquire at the odlce of the Falrdeld County
Fire insurance Company of
deal
norm the residence Wlmiam Keyser running
ypaat the residence of Charles Smith. to the
me in ,said road turning my.“ ofa new
Jway from said point sou pet the residence
oslahR. Iarvln; also to acty :1 Lu“ matter of
Enymg' William Davis and Danie
uscdand occupied as a it
also to consider
RRayIuondandothera. tovote tolay outandwork
the highways outside the limits of the city of South
Norwalk. at Granltcvllle. so filled; also to consider
the petition of Frank B. Smith and others, totakc
such action as will establish By- -Lawa for the reg?r
tion of the fisheries in the river and harbor of
walk and to make the necessary a pproprlatlonn
from the Town Treasury to any out the foregoing
objecta.
WILLIAM 8.3001'ON
ANDREWm GILLECK gat-lcctmcn.
Dated Karin“. IP81 .. 1871 ‘lt
n.
For Sale Cheap for Cash.
cm dedgblanbglldlng lots _lp_ Row’yu‘m.
To Let.
E! Stores Nos. 7 and “9 Baviland street For
"HRS, tth d t,
“8, m. a e cpo orJOHNP'ER-
known as the NatbanC Ely home-
!T-tf E. A. WOODWARD.
prey.
A Mr. “ Pike" is chairman of the State
Fish Commission. The Commission was in
town last week and explored the Saugattlck
river, in view of the contemplated stocking
of the same with fish. A fish warden has
ntes‘ walk from thoSou
ofllce. If not sold on or beforcla
rented toarespectable family For
larsln uire KNAPP
For Sale.
'NEW and commodloua House. situated near 0s-
avenue at Eat; Norwalk. about five min-
of
Soot Norwalk, larch B. 1871.
ROOT BEER
AND
SODA WATER.
AT
S. F. PECK’S Drug Store.
MerchantTailor,
DEALER IN
Youth’sdsflents’
01 o t h in g
A ND
Furnishing Goods,
ilaa constantly on hand anus stock of ENGLISH
FRKNC (‘ll AND AlERlCAN 01.01118, CA8
swam, lc .
and is oonstantlv in receipt of the newest and most
fashionable atylea Having procured
the services of a
First-Class Cutter,
BRICK,
LIME.
PLASTER,
HAIR,
0 EM E NT,
More than ten copies. at the rate of 65 cents per copy
BAHPLEOO COPY mm
A nts wanted in every town in Connecticut, bat
ewY and New Jersey, tomnvaasf‘orsub~
acriptloua to floor. All communications must
be ”{attracted to “ The M Westport, Conn. “
1
Horse Shoeing.
An experience of over forty years, three-quarters
of which has been spent at my present place of busi-
ness, encourages me to promise
PERFECT SATISFACTION
in shoeing tends feet, or in preventing inlets-lug
in am..-
OR NO CHARGE.
lesmeacall. attbeoldeatataud lathe town.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
at—u roux lcQUI-IAB.
BOOK AGEX CY.
'I‘ElaubaerlberhaatakenthaAgeacyfor mad
Conn ,forthe
no! of ,2!” week noticed in another
The Bible Hand Book,
andwillrecei orders thl olllce,
-mnwsannm: mi:
Priccin Cloth, ......................
Moroccoor Calf .................... €353:
Moroccoor Calf, gilt, ................ 250.
To clubs of I) or
willbeallowed. Agog",
7-3 13mm run.
adisconntofio ccn
Wmtedinevery w L
Trunks and Leather Bags.
Which we have no haitancy in saying is the largest
and moat varied in town.
Comatock Brothers.
Dibmé’s Block, South Norwalk,
on m Street, Nor-walk.
South Nor-walk April 1.. 1831.
W” [Email ll] ill Willi.
I RON GLAD PAINT.
AGENCY AT scum uonwux.
F. H. HASH I BROTHERS
Eavenowon baniand will introduce for thenrst‘
mammalpammtlaaoaotanlyinnsme
butinlaet. Itkpmbonmdooanotundergo
anychmlal change by hat or acida, therefore is
potato-pound; bathslmplyporeorecruabed
andpowdered, andsrooLorfmoranythlng
painted with itiaassurelyironciadaaifplatcd
wiihaheetmetal. Itrequirespureoihandwfllnks
morcofitand cover doublemeaurfaccofanyof
theaomllodmlnsralpainta. itisimpreviouto
watcwdampegandwfllnotcrnck. Itadheres
cloaelycobrickandmr,andiadurablc. What
moreiaregairad. For-ls bythepoundhnndrsd
weight, or package. Descriptive circulars can be
hadonamllmtlon. r41
for presenting petitions has been extended
to June 1st. Bill incorporating the Stamford
Methodist Seminary paced. In the House
the petitions of P. T. Barnum and others
fora State Constabulary Act; and of Ira
Scofleld and one hundred and twelve citi-
zens of Nor-walk foragencral railroad law
were referred.
The injury done by the menhaden fishery,
in destroying the natal-u food of edible
CHESTNUT, STOVE,
Eggs and Grate
stzsa
Just received by
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
BELL a, RAYMOND,
helplasorphans; andwhenthemerrybells
ringouttheir jubilant pealsonournational
holidaysfiet us substantiany remember the
widowed mother, and once joyous wives,
whosebridal fiowers,arccwithered,were
Fewofthelaureh which oursoldieu won
havebecngiven them tower; fewof our
promisatothemhavehcenfaithfullykept;
buttbrough them the grandestworkthis
been appointed, who will look after all shad,
salmon, trout and porgie seed.
1 flatter myself from an ex cues of over twelve
years in the business. that can suit theme-tras-
tldlous customers. fly garments both Coats and
Pants are all made by
To Let.
Brick Dwelling House near the Depot. Also the
of a house on Cross Sm near Old
FieldII Also a house on VanZan t Avenue,
Down Town. Apply to BL 'DPLKY .ELY,
At the Bank
.South Norwalk, Nov. 17. l870.
For Sale.
ELEVEN acres and eight rods of land on o‘the east
Lane, adjolining :-
side of the Baton Hill Road, north othitch
location “surpassed.
Valuable bed of muck. Ono ellgoo-and newborn.e on
D. H. WEBB 8c 00.,
Coal and *WOod,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
we"
PAUL.
North Wilton Items.
Saturday evening we were pleased to see
that Mr. Luther Whitney, one.of our old
inhabitants, had ”returned to his native place.
He was warmly received at the postofllce by
First-Class Men Tailors.
”Elm
BLUE STONE,
done for parties furnishing their on
large stock of
louBybespmso 7.,
' andwnealaainallkindaof
worldhascverseenwasaccomplished and mind thus ' ' ' allths I
. increasing the scarcity of boy: the hwa. wm make one hundred bulldlnglota. L N E N -
mxmmmrgeggudm smudsoipodmaasubjem of Webeardayoungmansaytbe otherday m“‘°::""w”‘mmmnmy I - ' m em. 3... W001) AND COAL.
5°" republican country great commercial Importance. The Non that hehad walked aevenmilesin an hour. £653an “w- T 035W arm “mm d “a ”a“ on A
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