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IHE FUNERAL OF
GEORGE SAXTON
Thc President and Family Will Reach
Canton This Morning.
MRS. GEORGE IS STILL IN JAIL.
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SEEN SO SNAPPY.
'S, MISSES'. AND
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JAL. ROUND LIKE
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J. A. CRIGG. President.
ompany,
121 East Broad Street.
