The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, February 19, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text‘.‘X" o AS K :‘:‘__"tﬁ_.- e O By E. L RAINEY. FFICIAL, OREAN OF Til COUNIY. e s DAWSON, GA, Fur 19, 1800, i e il Vil « Qol, Tom Darden.an s a late gubrenatorial entry. Wewould us soon recthe Colonel covernce as any othcr man, uuless it be lon, C. B. Wooten. The time of year is upen us hat tries cditor’s souls. The knowled e of this has caused the editor of the Sandersville Progress to lay down the paste brush and scissors and re treat to parts unknown, o S ¥ Wounder if 'Terrell county wants the earth.— I't. Gaines Star, No, youtg man. Torrell wants that only whieh she is eatitled to. And we would remark by way of parcntheeis that she always gets it. The Brunswick Times says: At thie juncture when a citizen of QGeorgia waolks the streets with bhis chest expanded and head thrown back so that his eyes take in the tops of the buildings, it doesn’t necessarily follow that he’s got his thoughts fixed on heaven. Per have some newspaper has mentions ed him as a probable candidate for governor. ~ The negro exodus from North Carolina has offficted the people of the State with a plague of stray dogs. Alout forty thousand ne groes have moved out of the State. “Fach negro baw from one to a halt dozen worthless dogs, which the railroads declined to carrry. These abandoned canines are roaming about the State aud the peosple are gunning for them. The New York Tribune is agita ting the question: **What will the coming wan drink?” So fa: as we are able to judge the concensus of opinion is that the coming man will drink milk a few moments after he arrives lxcn\, and in the l'..:ljﬂi’.)’ of cases will gradually drift into the use of beer and whisky as he grows older, just like the man who ishere now and those who have come and gone. The Kansas City times gives a full account of the raid which a number of young ladies ot Lathrop, Mo., made a few daye ago on the liquor saloons of that town and emptied about $l,OOO worth o! whisky into the street. The iimes also publishes the pictures of the crusaders who smashed the bottles and kanocked the bungs out of the barrels, and it must be confessed that if the faces of the young ladies are in index to their charactors, they have nerve enough to break up a prize fight. More mulesand horses have been purchased by Georgians this sea son than for many years nast, and the cash and notes given for them run far up into millions. This, with the vastly increased purchases of commereial fertilizers, will about dispose of the surplus from last year's crops ; and, next fall, when the notes given for these commodities become due, you will hear a wail of distress throughout the land. It seems impossible for our people to realize that compost heaps are cheap, and that mules and horses can bo raised in Geor. gia. One of Buek’s Pits, One of the appointments in Georgia for which Marshal Buck is presumably responsible as a re cognition of the service of his fxieud Pledger, Jr., a son of the father, who was recently made a postal clerk on the North eartern railroad Of late the mails have been tam pered with on the route, lctters have been rifled and valuable packe. agesstolen. A few days ago a postoffice inspector, detailed from Chattanooge to work up the case, bogged young Pledger by using decoy leiters. The evidence was conclugive, and Pledser has been jailed. Boss Buck cught to rush to the rescue. When you think your children have worms, a<k your drug gist for Dr. Bull’s Woem 5 Destroyers and do not take any other. They tast good and are always suae., John Turner wants to sell you your farming tools, Fresh Garden Seed just received at Cheatham & Dean’ Georgia's Next Governor. { The Atlanta Constitution pubs Jishes the followings: - J Llisors Coastitugion. : "B ]gan\l mysell, with ue¥ coplern as t:;%l!u\': pesult, Laskedthe foliowing seumice, | thirty days azo, of an acqueintenee in each couniy in the Siater “A<k one hidred peaple. fér whom, of the twénty nanies farneshed, they waou'd vote for Governor.” i I have heard from cach county iu the State, except five, with the result given lLelow:; General Evane leads by thirty six connties mejority, os first choice; Pat Walsh second; Tom IMardeman a close third; Blount and Northern tie for fourth place, being seven counties Lehind Hardeman ; with Black, of Augusta, heading a badly scatters cd field. That’s all. As my friend “Pee diddle," says: “Asit wus guv w me, o I gin it to you.” Mang Jouvsox. Nons, Ga.,February 10th, 1890, fel sk Broonwool Budget. Oii last Wednesday night a halt toh of gusno was stolen from Mr. Joha L. Ifill, Me. Hill had, the dauy before, lauld the guano into his field for distribution. Parties are suspeeted, The National Buillingan Loan Association, of Atlanta, organized acompany here last Friday. Dr. i. A, Chappell was cleeted presi dent, Rev. J. 8. Elmore vice president and local agent and B. T. Marshall secretary and treasur: er. About 100 shares were sub. seribed, Several runawass have come very near oceurring lately on acs count of the indiflerence of the ens gineers of the various freigh traips that switch around gpontaneously here every day. This thinz should be looked after by onr town au thoritios, Rev. J. 8. Elmore filled his us ual appointment at the Lutheran church on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Mitehell, of Andersonville. oceu pied the pulpitat night. Both sermons were able, My, J. C. Siwpson left Sunday for Anniston, Ala., to atterd the marriage of Lis consin, Mr. E. H. Simpson, to Miss Mamic Burnside, which will cccur on the 19th inst. Mrs. Barnes spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Rev. Henry Sessions, near Cuthbert. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hargvove, of linterprise, visited the family of Mr. John Bryan Sunday, Miss Julia Killen came over from Smithille Saturday and spent Sunday at home, Miss Lils Ed wards attended the Valentine party in your city on last Friday evening, Miss Mollie Ragan hes charge ot the Barnes House dwring Mis. Barnes absence. Mrs. J. B. Bussey, of Cuthbert, visited her sister, Mrs. J. . Eliers bee, last weck. Miss Lizzie Ragan left last week to take charge of a school at Old Betbel church. Dr. 8. A, Thornton returned Sunday from a week’s visit to An dersonville, Mr.J. A. Horsley and family visited Dr. Stapleton Sunday. Miss Mollie Hill left Thursday to visit relatives in Macon. Miss Beulah Roberts is visiting Mrs. O. N. Geise, That Compress, A compress for Dawson may be put down asa certainty. In a group of geutlemen on Main street the other day the matter was incis dentally brought up, and several thonsand dedlars towards it were subseribed on the spot Siunce then others have expressed a willingness to take stock liberally, and the amount ncw lacking will be easily raised. s Wlt Be a Negre? Judging from the mauner in which patronage is bheing dished out from Washington by the rads, scme fears are entertained lere that Dawson may have a eolored postmaster. We have been told that a youny wezro by the name of Brinson has apphied for the. po~ sition of postmaster here. - e R K b Died. The mother of Mr. R. L. Tucke er, of this city, dicd at her home in Randolph county on last Saturday afteracon and was buriel Monday at Dover, Bhe was about sixty years of age and was a toue chris tian woman, Many rclatives and friends mourn her loss. L Sivteén 1 103 of tobaceo for 84 at I'. M. Harper CANTEMNTIN £ Fs " 28 g | _;"\ ‘ SLUL =T A 4 gév"}’ﬁ t 8 5 “t a,:f‘ . SEls B 2 EUk 9 # \ = : ‘. b 4 "y ¢ B . Wy k}l 3 k 53 il : %5 WY _g.y'& oan (‘|“;l.:§u'j" o fdund ¥ Tal bots, He has just received \n koo of real Malaza Grapes thal . are sweet,” Tine, 'mnd altogéther. the most delicions grapes sent Viere this seakon. These have also jus been opened twobarrels of Blegint Apples. 160 fresh Cocoanuts, one barrel of fine Cibhaze, a tresh lot of those delicious Faney Crackery, and a case of Snow Flakes and tealth Biscuits. . Don't forget that his establishment s headquar ters for all kiads of Meat, pure. Lard, Country Butter, fresh Wa tor Ground Meal. and thit exel feat**Daisy™ Flour. Ifyouare in peed of avy litde delicacy aud you can't think just what it.is, semd and el gome of thnse ine PlC3ery « ed or cooking Pruves, nice evap orated Pears and apples, some Dried Figs or Raising, a box of pure Inported Sardines, a can of fine California Peaches, Pears, A - ricots, or a can of Johnson’s Baha ma sliced or grated Pine Apples, and, to make a fastidious taste perfectly :atisfied, you must get one ormiore pouags of his laney Candy. 1 ¢ 6 J 2 - ATIRTO-TiNYs 3 Nisp ¥ u NE g & 4 D ¥ i a 5B qE s B ghil LA Ly The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of FINILL CLOTHING Ever Open ed in Dawson, 3 Y w"T i { } " T 5 {‘i‘i" HE |§/ | (R , AL L 8 L’.’g dout Clhesanf ¥Wi Y e h-';,f wile tdm We goarantee that no hounse in the werld enploys more eflicient cutters and tailors than of which we :»H)‘, all })'.":l')‘{r" il:li’-’f ted divect from BQ ‘o .l ° erlin : Paric Ur.&.ji:.i i Gl LS. The highest Avistocracy ot New York are its patrons. We will convince any who may call and examine our immense stock that the quality of the fabrics and mode of mwanulucture are superior to that of any other house. We have CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER, but they cost more, and neither will they be ficer or fit move per. feetly. Yt ¥ aal ) e ;‘ai‘a%ﬂg DAWRON, GEORGIA. W & : ; hat the people of Georgia think of JOTINSON’S Chill and Fever Tonic. ALBANY, GA. We hear nothine but tavoerable reforts, Hilsman & Agar Co. MILLEN, GA. Johnsen's Tonic does all elaimed torit. Send us a gross. Have sold out. Wilkins & Berrien. BARTOW, GA. We think your medicine is the best chill and fever medicine. Have not had a complaint of its not, being all elaimed for It. A. D, Tarver & Co. WAYNESBORO, GA. « Johnson’s Chill and Fever Fon ic gives perfeet satisiacion. Whitehead & Co. OCHLOCONEE, GA. Johuson’s CLill and Fever Tonie is a dead shot tor ehills and fever. ® Dr, BSW. Bacton. THOMASVILTE, GA. Your Chill and Fever ‘Tonie mects with a roady, salei® "Will need some more soon, B. Thomas, Jr, Fio¥'snle by all droggisis under a positive: eudrantee, Ome Lottle will enre or money refvrdad, Price Hide, , ~ g ‘] Executor’s Hale. ﬁf_’l("'fﬂ)‘.' to ai® ordor fromathe Cour' of Ordiuzeg of Ferrell dgun. tg, Ga., #i-bbe sold before the comrt house door ig awson v iths in thelegal hours of cale, on the first Tuesday i Barch nest, ih Holowinge Jandabhelonoii - tn the e tate of LI Baldwin Sr., « de ednsod ¢ : Lot of land No. 300 in Fourth Distoiate one rere 40 the sorth ccast cotndr of lot No. 2235 in Fourth Distriet, five acres off of lot Nu. 16 in Third Distaiety: routh of crcek and bast of tl e road, the Yonse and ot where M. €. Mims naw lives ‘and two store house Tots nerthwest 'l'ﬂrm'i of eourt house fQlre on Main ttrect. The ahove property | will beigold for the benelit of said estate and to perfect titles, A J.&W. R BALDWIN, { Exe(‘ritors of M. H. Baldwin, Sr. . . . Notice .of Dissolu \ . tion, Tlis is tg cornty that the firm of W. A. Anthony & Co. has this day dissolved copartnership by mutunl conzent, T. €. Durham retiving, I atsume all indebtodness of the firm. «W. A. ANTHONY. Jan.\ll, 1890. e e E Notice to Debtors and Cred itors. Al persong Laving demands against the estate of W. J. Thomp son, late of said county, deceased, are hereby\ notified to vender in ihieir demanis seeording to lav,and all persons indebted to sail estate are required 1o make immediate payment. |J. J. Tnomesox, Adw’rof W.AJ. Thompson, dec'd. Jan, 14, 18990, i Administratot’s Sale. GECRGIA—Terre!I County. By virtue cflan orde of ihe Court ot Ordinary of Terrell coun : ty, will be sold hefors the court { house door in said county, on the |first. Tuesday in Maveh \next, two paid up shares of Columbus Souths ern Railway Stock, of $lO9 each, aleo ore fi fa on Charlie Harris and Peter Harris for $75 dollurs, prins cipal, with interest. Yeswed from the Justice Court of the 1154 Dis triet, G. M., in said county. Terns ot saleeash. J, T. KITCHENS, Feb. 3rd, 1890, Adminiatrator. 2 e : Letters of Administration, GEORGIA—Terrell County, To All Whem It iMay Concern: J. L. Janes has in due form|aps plied to the uwadersivned foplet tors of adiministration de bovig non on theestate of T. €\ Janes, late of said eounty, deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the first P‘.ln::’?n.\' in March next. Given under my hand and oidis cial signature Fehruary Jed, 1890 J. W. ROBERTS, Ordivary. A Y ’ » | For Gismission, GEORGIA—"Terrell County. | Ordinary’s Oflice, February term, 1890.—Whereas L. C. oyl and J. G. Parks, administrators of’ Mrs. M, M. Clark, deceased, rep resent to the comt in their ]wti-‘ tion, duly filed and entered on reos | ord, that they have fully adminis tered said estate; thiz 8 therefore to cite all persons covcerned to show cause, if any they can, on or before the Ist Monday in May vext, why ead adu inistmtrrsl should nof be dizcharged from said | administration, Jo W. ROBERTS, Ordinary. 1 Feb. 3rd, 1850. j 1 B W e T R Notic to Debtors and'Cred- ITOTS. - All persons haviue demands against the estate o J. T. Huyes late of said courty deccased, are hereby notified {o reuder in their demands aceording to law, and all pe.sons indebted to said estato sre requived o make immediate pays went, December 23rd, 1889, J.H. LAYES, Administrator. Deed Lost- T have lpst the deeds to an acre of land in the Town Distriet. The deed was made to me by Jim Woodruti, and he hought 1t trom J, B. Criw. Notice is hereby given not to buy this deed onland, as [ am the lawful owner of it... Lewis Wicnrawms, COUR LT NOTICE The mouthly term ot the County Court, for Terrel county;. will hereatter be held on the 4th Fris day in each wonth, instead of Thursday a‘ter the third Monday as heretofore. This change does not apply to the February term, 1890, Witness my hand and of ficifl signature, this Fehruary Tth, 1899. R. F. SIMMONS, o, O, (. BIDS WANTED. Sealed bids will be received uns til the FIRST MONDAY NIGLHT in March for furnishing the city with water white kerosene oil for 1890. GHAS, DEUBLER, Ch'm'n Street Comuitice, Bids Wanteds Bids will be received un il the first Tuesday in Muarch next for furnishing medicinz and - medies services to persons on tho county iarm and 1 '\‘(2“};‘“ tor the (-:'_,.{l‘. ine year. 4, W.ROLERTS, etk B Ceky 80, W. B. CHEATHAM. C. R lARRAR| : e rr o Tr.-v v Cr’?‘}‘&é';’i FAORn 0 | & » SRR LIFE =RN BUN oy P 'gl;a_‘-‘u gl s iGN RAT \X’ & Y = : 2 v KX A B B \ "t”?‘p o 4 = Fh Tiwn i | Yy T A 0 ] Maln strest Qi ialy, IS"FTHE P LACE TO BUY b | Purest Druos and Medicines. : } Best Cigars and Tobacco. | Freshest Garden Seed. | Sweetest Handkerchief Extracts. 1 | Nicest und Sweetest Toilet Soaps. | Best Hair and Tooth Brushes. | Cheapest Lamps and Fixtures. | Isest Whiskies for Medical Use. | Best place to have your Prescriptions filled apd deliv ered in any part of the city. : CHEATHAM & FARRAR, Dawson, Ga. B A R O BN L3¥SA P TS T enro Yroour Pranerh iaaingh F " [nsure Your Property fizainst Fire WITHY N [ » LAING &« RAINRY, . e Insuranee Rgents Fire Insura Iqents. . . &trongd and Reliable Gombpaniss. They can be found at the Nuws office or at the office of .J. A. Laing over Cheatham & Dean’s drug store. tl{ﬂg‘x&d SA % —-’g“ Eee? 4 & a.. 0 { M- MOO 3 )IR e ey (o e | V\./\/ - J-- GL:AHZD:M l Has moved into the Luilding just below J. R, Marcer & Co.—wkich he bas hed remiodeled —and would be pleased o have Uis friends, both I white and colored, eall on hi. i additi on to & fneline ot Whiskies, Branlics, Beer, ete , hie carries % a first.class line of i -‘.‘.", A & ';f ¥ "]f ‘,T) é “’-:*."‘} ¥ | A ANLIY Qlﬂ ii(}{\4,f'.£ﬂi,&l.s43o ' - - - ~ - -~ U 0 TO CREDITORS All persons havirg debis against Alrs, Noomi oxwell, late of ‘Ter reil county, Ga., dec’d,are herchy notified to present them to the un dersigned for payment in the time preseribed by law., MRS. N. A. I&. MoLENDON, Administrator Estate Naomi Cox well, deceasad, Dawson, Ga,, Jan. 21, 1890, 5 s » N 3 2 Appiication far Grardianship GEORGTA -~ Terrall County. I To all Whom it May Concery. !; W. A. McLain having applisd Hor guasdianship of the person and ' property. of Apabel L. MclLain, - minorchild of D.P. Meclain: of i said ¢ ANy, notice is j,":'\.'i un that said application will be leard at ! my office at 10 o'clock, a. m, on the | Ist Monday in Mareh, 1890. | J. W. ROBERTS, - Jan. 10, 1890. Ordinary. e eetßl s IR S L L For Leteers of Administration GEORGTIA—TerreII County. Ordinary’s Office, Jan. 27,00, J. R. Mercor has applied for Letters of Admivistration on the estate of P. L. Altbritton,deceased; this is therefore to notify sl con cerned to file their objeetions, it any they have, on er before the first Monday in March next, else letters will Le granted faid appli cant s ':'.;-'Miu'(l for, ; J. W. ROUBERTS. Ordinary. s » Rpplicationfor Years Support GEORGIA ~Terrell County. Court oF ORDINARY, At Chambers, Jan 25, 1890. The appraisers appeinced upon the application of N, J. Hayes, widow ot J. B. Haves, for twelve months support for herselt and minor children, havivg filed their return, all persons concerned are hereby cited to show cause, "if any they have, at the next March term of this court, why said application ghould not be granted. J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary. For Sale, Oue eottags Liome in the cigy of Dawson, near college, and in {rout of Mrs. MceNulty’s resideuce. House has 8 rooms hesides kitehon and dining rooms. Size of lot, halt acre. Good well water. Price only £459 cash, or on installment plan with ivterest. Call cn or address G V. . PAGE Dawson, Ga. For Dismission, GLORGIA —Terrell County. Ordinary's Office, February Term, 1890, - Whereas, L. C. Hoyl, administrator ot R. C. Mar tin, decessed, represents tn the court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, thathe hasfully admi:istered eaid estate. This ia therefore to cite all persons cons cerned, to show cause, if any they ean, op or before the first Monday in ¥ ay next, why said administra« tor should not be discharged from said adtministiation, J: W. ROBERTS, Feb, aid,: 1840, Ordivary. PRUTOLRAPHS A 4 J ] \‘! 1 A. R McCOLLUM, The Photoprapher, can givd you a true, lifeslike likendss of yourseld ia"u’i. -~ P - o 8 o ./‘ e /Lo 7 \ ‘ /% Ja—= A\ | 1?-/'.';7- B\r -K g Y ¢ . A | Ii ' j ! B |; D ) [ A " | BB e | . '“3, \\\l //“ ! 7. 74 | 77 A\ 7/ v NN /77 | s 245 AN RN / | e | ';-»i‘ (‘F & " 4 rs N Xpawnhi nt- Kmrilne ,"‘1 Oeaaii By Soliics Waits For every sensible Lnyer Turner refers to *“The smile that cheers Andit inchrintes,” "R Smmln g gE - SDEDESE - gB2 %y ST {A ds e Y Rl R Yotintaatia B slggﬁsgﬂ 'Y & : o BE 40 54 8 (O | Wil LZU LY that illumines every buyvar's faeo when be gets Turver’s bavgains, CHLE T U GHILE WITH | URHER just once and you'll keep it up. Torner's smile means, goed gouds cheap every time. Turner is Full of burgains awd benevolence, and means to-make thisa season lang to be remembered. : Dy i 2.1 J W.URKER, Hain Stregf S. T LASH; +3O. V. PACE. GET PRICES FROM ltash & Pace g 4 ' 'y o o ,«'4 1 ¥ t i, FPOR ALL KINDS OF Bridge, st Warehouse, o @inhouse, £ress, ot Mill and eéneral HOUSH ~ WORK. We also repair oinsand all ma chinery pertaining to gin work, Give usi'a triai.. Wehre now men but not new contractors: L ABH &GP (i Jduawsony Ga;, M. B.JENNINGS. B M. JENN!NGsr 3 NG 5 () JIN NINGSBROS & 22N (X LN\ )}, Acknowled ;;m.*(‘x::‘\ﬁtl‘!‘ﬁ)l' the 'v\Ya :* A pest ever offered in'this market. 0 STAPLE DRY GOODS, - HA'TS, ETC,, with prices to suvis al'2¥ Lot L:x:’_;_:e Plows, Plow Stocks. Hanies, 'f’rwces,Etc., In fuet everything that a {ermer needs, Having Licen, reared on a farm, We ciaim to he hotter able to know the needs:.of farmers than KII"N,‘ \'.'l::) Were not, ok ¥ g Meat, Bran, Flour, Sacar, Coffeec and Canned Goods 2 of every description. Tobaccolow down for the casheWe take the cash discount on al! of our purchases, whieh i: quite anitem, and we propuse to give our customers the henefit of ite: Call !m‘a gee us. JENNINGS 'BROS, s gS e g o : B 1 4 i pa . iBV 11Ul ILALINLE ! | i A ton of Standard Ammoniated Gua no tfor 36U pounds Middling. "Cotton, l(}um'antoed analysis— - Available Phosphorie Acid, 8 to 10 per cent. - Ammonia 2to 3 per cent, Potash, 1 to 3 per cent A ton of Acid Phosphate for. 200 to 230 pounds of Middlide Cottlon, We linve other brands cheapor, and same higher priced, but this iy our leader. :Seeus bofore you buy. % - " ¥ s | ZTENw Y ) ‘:: © ijrs. }KLJAE{UE‘JE% &'\‘a(JOO T SR . TAR L MR CTRETN AR ERmRe . ERRgs SSfan pad ERud- AH H b O THE TRAD el WS Set io i eel ? g We are now reeeiving the Largast and most varied Stock of Goods it has ever been our Pléasvrs to handle, VI YLD &Y{}U : Vv o il ' Dry Goods, Neions, Boets, Shoes, Harness, Furniture, Hardware, Ilour, Sugar, Coffee. lobacco, ote) ete.,a nrices which cannot“be nndersold. s Give us your patronage and we guarantee satisfaction. We invite SPECTAL. ATTENTION to our. FURNITURE, THE RINRY AN 7O MARBURT Fhn- 7 R E tIE FINEsT ON THE HARKET FOR THE' PRIGE. In additicn to the above we earry afull line of BURIAL CASES NS REY EEvRYy O . LOWREY & ORE. e e s it es i» IA DB F %57 '?’."/,7,:"]“ Y 43 AT BABIESARE ALWAYSINSEASON Aund so are my BABY CABBTAGES, of which I Liavejust received a large line and offerar very low prices. My Walnut, Oak and Mapls Bed Room Suits are most artistically designed, nieely finished, and well put up. Noshoddy gooda, Parlor Suits in {'lush and Breeatell 1 invite special attertion te, as 1 i ’ thege goods are sold tor less than aetnal worth, In Book Cases, Writing Desks, Masre Sunds, Side Boards, Oil Pawntings and Curtain Poles. vou will, notfind o Largzer assortment any where in Southwest Georgia. - Just got in ; 3 000 ROLIS WALL PAPER 2 000 HOLLS WALL P/ And all decorations for ceilie, Samples sent on appilication. A large line of Chin 2 and Glassare. . He invitos spocial attentier to hie Hevilands Frevch Cj ina Dinner Sois, . I'm fact if’ you need anything mthe line of House Purnishing writa te M. D. Newmad and he will quote you prices 28 low as resson will permit. Window Shades at o] prices from Tse. up, at ;f : o N D SA- A N )y bl TR D - * s ALBANY, kg ] i . ¥ GEROGRGIA . sl el b Done at this office with neatness and dispatch at city pric BILL HEADS ™ ° 1 et LETTER AEADS, $ NOTE HEADS, 3 N ORTGAGES, "o : NOTES, . POSTERS, CJRCULARS, > CARDS, : s LETC. 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