Las Vegas morning gazette., September 24, 1880, Image 4

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The OlgulH Hi.l Road
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Watrous.N. M., Sept. 23. The
road down the Olguio Hill is comple
ted and is now open to the public. ,
The committee"fci(f lylBofío: io
Inspect the work before it was re
ceived of tho contractor, James T.
Johnson. After giving a detailed re
port of the work he finishes by saying
"The road ovcrithe Olgliin Hill has
bceuPhyiírea,,andisnnow 'ópen to
travel. The engineer in charge has
done his work in a manner creditable
to himself and surprising to all who
knew the road before ,diis jimjprpvl
ment. He has. taken ftfiíyantygq" of
every inch in the grade, thus securing
the mostasy , route, o,t he-least ros
ilbie efpens MvinV'seea Üur&i?
the
loo
the yWT79-TiTiray'ntoimtai- -road
in Colorado I can safely put
this oiieu against jttae. best
of them,(witiout;fcar aeem it far
passed. ToCol.Wm. McMuueu'btf
longs the credit of constructing this
imnrnved Want.
COBt U1U wu""i"v. 7
many of the subscribers have not pait
up.tbfccommittec will.be pleased, nr
jW
thai
thev ncctl an uicjuuuv pa-
iliatances and the
MOB .
roads from Lu Vegas, o
. available
the hill.
Yrr
truly yours,'
J,1M'
jNamara, Scc'y.
Tliefollowlns is f
jr List.
ending Sep. zw prsnn Miiinr frti.nt:o
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advertised.
Allen Ievr
Allen QttT ,
Lewis It S
Lucero Joíe O
Meelok E F
Mendenhali 1MV
Mares Jose '
MlBBiS J A
McCiulre Hngli
""McCalla Wni
Ortega PB t., o-
Ortega Patn'uln fa
Ortiz E G "
i , Penny Hirma ii , .
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Btcs Jor
erg x
" Leonor
BC9 Torng Mil
BlafrcbfMTG i;'" "
Brcken A
Bragitw Janacf
CoxLM
Crr Psrkei- r s
Jfcldwell E I '
(InmmiaM Un I
il i (i
PBilps Geo
Hoagers Cha ,
RlhgJohn ' I
Sanches Romyu
Knoineai Pilate ! !
Uara Mlséi
Uwdner Jame ly!i
(arct Julmn
ltri;W P
liwuerF 2
Hlnkson Cyrug?
Hildt-briidCAs ',
Kelly P
Layffian David
Iife M K
Saunders D A
Smith Lan E . ,
Stowart b?!
StOíCSan H W
Smith W J
TwáiUTDB
Viici A D 2
Web W P ;. . .
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T.F. CHAPMAN.
,y PpstjngBjr.
Last Monday evening a shooting
affray occurred'at S'ocorro,' which re
suited In the death of Remijio Escal
ante and the wounding of Jose Trujil
lo. Tíiefúll particulars of - the case
were not learned. It originated be-twee-the-
Mexican .. constables -Jind.
American police. It appears that the
latter Averetpassing qlpng .atrce,! af
ter the danjjCTft! lM, W foT
the night, wiiéíi tíié'foMér'-'VlirS had
been layiug in wait, sprang up and
commenced to lire. The police
promptly returned the fire and 'the
shooting became general. One bullet
struck Escalante in the bowels pass
ing across and proving fafal. Anothi.1
making a flesh wound. A corouers
jury was empanncled which returned
a verdict that the deceaéed .inié
his death by the hands of some party
or parties unknown. . ( ,
Yesterday a lively seen took place
at the depot. The usual number of
'busses' hacks, carriages, etc., were
standing at the platform, waiting for
the train. "Tlio tram iiad eome' inand
was standing still for the express
matter to be loaded. All of a sudden
the steam was let' oil preparatory
backiag down to the tank. Tho noise
was very sharp and unexpected. The
teams started in an iusfánt aúd had It
not been ! quick work on the part of
the drivers and others a general starti.
nede would have occurred. As it
was however only one team, succeed'
ed in getting out of the yard and it
was stopped before any . clamase was
done. Hackmeu had become too cou-
fidentin thp good bphavjor . of thM
't'j l" A ílí.''.!LÜJ' If lil. J2 '
leamimnaieii .tije xqinjsj, tv iiiu,iov
loose, nave to uumuiu curciui.
The new town looks queerer and
queerer every day. It looked ghostíy
after the Are; the next day It -looked
uncertain; the next day it looked like
the fjbilgrírójinesk reíg&ed; tfco next
é&y It Úóicá w;eakfth ieStifediiy
looked in a hurry; the next it looked
queer and it has been looking more
queer every day and hour until jit.has
a general a'ppcaraiico -'Tvhicli combines
the grotesque, the ludicrous and the
pitiable.
-CA. Wcvcr, Santa Fe; CifiO. H.
Scrtrttfajll C&a'sií Tiliir jaificn.
burg; A. A. Sevier, Arkansas; AV. C.
'. Albuquerque; U. C. McBcth, N.
' Clouthicr, Springer, Mr.
Ünn of Levy & Cohn,
cgi8tcred at tho Sumner
GAZETILLA.
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Personal and General Gathered From All
Quarters of the City and Vicinity.
F ráfisonger travel is increasing.
A. O. Robbing came up from Santa
Fe yesterday.
--I í Thc irjiin from the east was.
filled yesterday, '
Tho last heard from Victorlo ho
was in Old Mexico,
Mrs. B. Baker left on yeeterdav'a
trpJnjfortleasL j ' :
Both candidates are now work'
AU'
southern country, , -
San Marcial has twenty'
,and all doing ,well. tW0
ing
sa
-r-CR. BrownngrBol.e
East Las Vegas yestei . four Uts in
v!!'!raays traía ' jrwood arrived on
Yeuog Kor : rom tho cast.
St. Loir aero and Cordoba, left
topi, t .-r'V, ?.s vesterdav to attend
infron' .eiscputup a beautiful sign
day. of his sample room yester-
Ir,Fraiik Manzanares was among
"!ñe arrivals from the bouth yester
day. .
Richard Dunn was
m towu yes-
terdajyand, returned home in the af-
tcnbdn.f.'" "J t ?) - : l0 ?.v
jcickár& Co.j shipped several
car loads of lumber to Albuquerque,
yesterday.
i -4-Passcngcr trains will soon run
through to San Marcial, without
change.
The roof ot the depot is slowly
rising in tiir to make rooin for ii sec
ond story.
The man Matthews, who shot
himself Wednesday evening was bu
ried yesterday.
Jeff Reynolds came over lrom San
ta Fc yesterday, where he had been
n business.
Mr. Locke, of Locke & Lockwood
anjef tip yesterday! lrom a business
jrjpjtWpth. I j f.
-The Denver Tiibuue copies lrom
last Sunday's Gazetti; the entire ar
ticle on conflagration. ,
TMÍ88.Angellj 6Ísti; -.; í A. L. An
gelí, of this city, arrived from the
cast on yesterday's train.
. Miss O'Connor was a passenger on
the train fróni Sair ta Fe going on a
viait to her hotne in Indiana. i i
Vc would commend those who
admire tho nude in art to the statuary
modeled by the Pueblo Indians.
The M. E. choir will meet , at., the
church Saturday evening at 7 o'clock
sharp. A full attendance is desired.
:aA,.largo number of horses have
recently passed south for the . use of
6. Btí'el in liis chase after" Victorio
Lockhari & Co. are extending i
platform, fro::i that of the Sumner
house alón::' the lront of the office
west.
C. A. Rathbon and the appraisers
ed upon. &n. amount of damage on
his stock yesterday, and the rcstitu
tion will be prompt.
i -Messrs. Blauchard & Co. have
commenced to build near the depot at
Socorro, a large business house meas
uring 140 feet in length.
The crop of Mesquite beans is re
ported large in tho southern country.
Thus Providence seems determined to
furnish forage to Victorio.
' Miss Morrow, sister of Dan Mor
row, left on yesterday's train. She I
will first, go to Kansas, then tor Jowa
and finally to Canada : i
- -Thomas Stoneroad, came up from
his ranch yesterday. He reports stock
looking well! lie lias put up 60 or 60
tons of hav and the reaper is still run
ning. Never let up is the spirit exhibi
ted by Las cga8 people, and two
story adobes will go up in place of the
one story frames destroyed by tho
tire;;,
: Ic88)'8. Lpqkc & Lockwood's new
salóón and - billiard hall has already
gone down to San Marcial. It will be
ud ana opened lor business in a
r. rf.v". , i' ( i, u
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Gallsteo 'Saloons arc supplied
with whiskey from Las Vegas. They
all with one accord pronounce it tho
best article that they can gel in the
territory.
Houghton received au order by
jtolegraph yesterday from Peralta ask
iug for'18 revolver v a-larga number
of cartridges, a mowing machine and
a hay rake.
Died: Yesterday, at tho buinuer
House, east La Vega, Geo. P, - Coop
cr, aged twenty-one years, of typhoid
fever. He was formerly of Topeka,
Kansas, aud was at tho time of hit ta
king ill, a member of tho Engineer
Coro of the A. T. & S. F. Railroad
Dave McCo)', known'1 thr&uij
ra
territory in the theatrical l
present eivinz eutertftinnrclit
Albuquerque. He thinks of ri
Vegas on hit way north.
Three gent tómenme -
.4.
jiting
actiy Ui( mnf
little c-i& H
!-tf
1 i 'VHne Bisect
-er
ad of trousers.
This
suspi-
t a.
.ce looks rather
afler the fire.
W. Stoneroad,
rom.
Springs,
que; F
Cabra
Geo. Longmore, Albuquer-
. MrÁ? -tfaWV fiit UtiM
T aie Stoneroad, are registered at the
ational Hotel.
M. Hcise reports large sales in
his line of late. He says he intends
to make this the headquarters for all
the southern trade. Ho has got the
right idea at last. '
Messrs. Jaffa Bros, have got into
their new store at the, new, town of
Albuquerque, and are doiugía fino
business. Messrs. Philip and-Willie
Prager are in charge.
- Rupe & Castle, after havjng!; pass
ed through a severe fire arc still able
to ship building material to Santa Fc,
four car loads having been- sent to
that market within the last two days.
Mr. Mayer, of Mayer Bros.,": Kan
sas City, is in town. This firm are
packers and wholesale dealers iu ' all
kinds of - fruits and products. They
make a specialty of apples and pota
toes in car loads.
Mark Edwards who writes spicy
letters to tho Optic is at present gros-
cting with great success in" the
Magdalena mountains west of Socor-
ro.'Hc says that he is moré afraid of
rattlesnakes than he is of Victorio.
-Major Inman of Lamed,. Kansas,
starts cast this fternoonnc will
bring his plant and family back with
him. The plaut will be a printing of
fice. We shall be glad ta welcome
among us as a citizen, a 'man with as
lével a head and as big a heart as the
Major. il yUí.íiiñi I If
J. S. Brownewell, the contractor
and builder, is driving a thriving busi
ncss at Albuquerque. lie has 'just
about completed a new and largo
dwelling house for Mr. Luna,' at Los
Lunas. He claims to be able to build
an adobe wall better than anybody.
Hopper Bros., got their ; goods in
position and are ready to accommo
date the public. They have a' large
amount of goods in transit from the
east. Their place of business is in the
little adobe building in the rear of
their former place of business. They
have plenty of everything.
Chas. W. Price, Topeka; J. Goodc
Ruple, Pat. Humphrey and Evcland,
Denver;1. M. Morgan; Sidgewick,
Kan- as; D. Wager, Kansas City; J. II.
Seeley, Chicago; H. H. Storwcll, New
York; ChasiD, CÍobb)Deiivérr gar
los S. BrenntoBaltimorearé regist
ered at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
N. L. Rosenthal was yesterday
engaged in picking out some of his
goods, which had become mixed with
merchandise belonging to -: other par
ties. Mr. Rosenthal is in good spirits
and intends to build another store
buildinsrat once. It will be adobe
this time aud very likely two stories
hisfh. He is full of energy and has
faith in the town.
We were informed by employees
of the First National Bank yesterday,
that they had observed a . strange
phenomenon in their office,' tW-outcr
portion. It is simply this an umbrel
la has been standing there ' for i three
days and five and a half hours unmol
ested. We have not verified the story
but if true we will waarer that it will
be found to be lousy. " "
-Just before going to press a gen
tleman came into our sanctum and
said that he had examined the new
press at the Optic office and was cou
vinced that it was the old Hoe that
used to be at Jeffersftn City that was
used on state printing for 19 years
He said that it was the lirst power
press be ever saw and that in . later
years he was promoted to the position
of feed boy. , . ; .-t í
Mrs. V. M. Cummings, who runs
a first class hotel at San Marcial, ad
vertises for a good first and Bobond
cook and a waiter in anotner column
These will be desiraoie situations as
the hotel is run on first . classjprinci
plcs with a largo pátroiiagc. f Litters
should be addressed to San Marcia
via Fort Craig, as there is uo postof
fice established at San, Marcial yet and
a carrier brings' the mail iu from
Craig. .."..y.''. 'n'"
Mr. T. W. Garrard came up from
his sheep ranch ycRtcrday. Ho says
the news of the fire in VegasJ reached
him on the plains dud was consider
ably distorted. Some times lie Avould
hear that it was the whole, city some
times it would be located in the cast
side, and at other times on the west
side. Nothing was definite. Mr. Gar
rard has brought his sheep herds up
to their winter ranges, where 'lio will
now shear and dip them. The flocks
are all in excellent condition.
Little unpleasautucss took
,.i:tco yesterday between a couple of
men on the plaza. One of them was
arrested and held to appear before
Justice Morrison this morning, when
the difficulty will be settled.
I t-r The account and plat given of
the fire by the Gazette, Sunday
morning last, was prououueed by ev
erybody interested in Las Vegas down
the Ki Grande, as better aud more
complete than a man would know, if
ie had been on the ground and
witnessed it.
--What in the world is WII
AT.
Lockhart & Co. have received a
argo stock of oils and paints: also
"Holden8 enamel paint"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use. is con-
stantly kept by them.
50-tf.
To Trade. For Cntile or Sheep!
A stock oí dry poods, notions and
groceries, with fine store room 24x60
ware room in rear. Good location.
For particular, address.
J. W. Kleinfelteh,
3t. Kinsley, Kan.
High Ball and Faro Bank.
There has been jusf filled up in the
back room at tho Exchange Saloon, a
splendid Club room, where you can
play high, ball or faro. 2-t. j
For Sale.
A Weber upright piono, ncarlv newJ
It will be sold lor $500. and is to bo
6eeu at, Browne & Man tazan arcs.
n46 1-w
H.
Lucas Manufacturer of Mexican
Filigree Jewelry.
The manufacture of Filigree Jewel
ry by nativo workmen being a spel
ty m my business, and many persons
Having expressed a desire to witness
the process, I hereby extend a cordial
invitation to all who may visit this
city to call (presenting this card) aud
give me the pleasure of conducting
them through tnv Factory Santa l-c
N. M.
tí. II. Lucas.
Good Opportunity.
A young man doing business many
years in this territory, and has a large
trade, wholesale and retail, will make
arrangements with any person who
wishes to start business general mer
chandise in a JNo. 1 town in this ter
ritory. Address, A. D.,
lw. Albuaucrouc.
Brick for sale in large or small
quantities, at Lockiiakt fc Go's.
Fresh oysters at.
IIiety Bros.
Swiss cheese at
IIilty Bkos.
In our gents furnishing goods de
ai tmeut which is a new feature, wc
keep as complete a stock as can be
found in any city.
J. liOSENWALD & CO. 41-tt.
All kinds of wollen goods iust re
ceived and for sa'e at low figures, at
J. KOSEN", ald & Co. 41-tf.
--A large invoice of choice candies
just received by
A.J. Crawford. 41. tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately by
Frank Ooden. 41-tf.
Lost.
Between the residence of Mr. Ilcisc
and Herbert's drug . store, a solataire
diamond ring. The fiuder will bo
suitably rewarded by leaving tho
same at the store of M. Ilelse. lw
I have 800 choice No. 1 chickens on
hand yet. Call and get your pick of
them. At the Panhandle Corral.
Also good No. 1 creamery butter at
McKay's Restaurante
J. W. Love.
Fall clothing at C. E. Wesche's, old
and new town. Tho latest styles, a
fine selection nt astonishing low
figures. Before you purchase look at
my stock in the old and new town.
I sell summer clothing at cost.
85-tf C. E. Wksoiie.
In the iconic building, opposite to
Otero, Sellars & Co's warehouse, you
will find tho finest stock in town of
dry goods, uotious, Gents furnishing
goods, boots and 6hocs,i'resh groceries,
and qucensware. New stock ! New
goods. 35-tf.
-Ladies work boxes, beautiful de
signs, just received by
Charles Ilfeld.
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL, LON
DON, & GLOBE.
HOME, of New York.
SPRINGFIEJ.D, Fir
and Marine, Mass.
C. R. BRO W IJVG,
Yk Agnt.
Offce in the new town.
Coffins, Caskets and
Undertaking Goods of
all kinds kept constant'
ly on hand by
FRANK OGDEN,
Las Vegas, f. M.
Orders promptly filled,
EXCHANGE
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W EST SIDE OF PÜáZA.SÍ
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JL.1SI VEG. m, : f j JtE If: MEXICO.
Sample! fl&oom, ; '-i
FOll COMMEKOAL TRAVELERS. ' ' ,'
IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOTEL! IS A VKUMBEll QNE
TAURANT. .. THE TABLES SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE
..... DELICACIES OF THE SEASON.!
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TRANSIENT TRADE SOLICITkl).
MEE DENHALLi&GO
Dealers iu Horses and Mules, : also Fino Buggies iiud Carriages .W'Sti'le
Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Poiriis" of 'Interest. The Finest Li ve v
Outfits in the Tórritory. ' !
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NATI
mniin d Harrison, ropers;
Sonih side of Uhe. Plaza, s a i
This House lin boon ' Newly' 'Refitted
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.iceoniuiociations to
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on Jiaud at'
tho Central Drug Store. , 313-tfV j.
Lockhart & Co. have the boss luía-!
ber yard in the territory. 249tij
Found. i
By li'.az Ortega, of Plaza do ..Yijilcs'
near tho Hot Springs, a large pocwcij
book containing a large amount óf pa-;
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pers. Hie o. uer win can ai. whs in
fice l'or further information.
'. Religious. Literature. '.-: ' H''
I would respectfully announce to
tho reading public, that' I will soon
have on hand some .fine Bibles and
other religious works : for sale very
enea.
E'egaut Family; Bibles illustrated,!
at the lowest possible rates. " Your
patronage is solicited.
'Homer Newberry,
Missionary Colportein. 21-tf.
To Rent. A good dsvclling house
with four rooms. Inquire ; at this
office. ' '
Graham's cocc-amit oil
Central Drug Store.
soaps at the
tf.
I have iust received a liuc nssort-i
ment of Gents underwear of all grades!
which I will sell at tho lowest possible!
prices. C. E Wesciie.
Loskhart & Co., have just received!
a car load of sash, doors, etc. , . ( 21-tf j
O. L. Houghton has a regular, ar
senal ot fire-arms, tho largest stock in
all the west. It is not ouly for a re
tail, but for a wholesale trade that he
is prepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can .bp got any
where. ; ' ' '
Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity, and of tho best brand at. whole
sale or retail at M. Ilcise's, south side
of the plaza, Las, Vegas, N. M, 353-tf
The cluicest invoice of tea ever
brought to New Mexico, just received
by ' A. J; CRAWToRr).
lfitf.
Cottages to Rent.
Two new cottages to' rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store. ".East Las Ve
gas. 'Y' " 314-tf.
Indian Pottery.
The largest stock,' in the United
States, of Indian pot tciy, both anci
ent and modern, ut M. A. (íold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N. M. 41-tf
l.otuFor Sale. -
Parlies desiring locations on which
lo build houses tor business; puj-bOsfi
or residenccs,'would do - woll-'-to éall
on the undersigned, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said lots are
situated on tho cast side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
M. Salazar.
Office north-cant " corner ' of 'tho
p!.za.
216-tf.
A car load of apples just received at
Hopper Bros.
ITolbrook'3 tobacco is the best.
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and
Refurnished and' '"Affords the .Rest
a i 1,1.1
tue j ravenng x 'udu r
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..uvFinets:-,;,:;:,
J. W. lldusóü &C'óy,,1,her'eby; inf9rin
the public, that they. are,n.ow,p.r,epar
ed I o do all kinds of work iu their
line.1 Fine work "a- speoi.dty. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. 16-4m
rr. ,., ttotixe Vegetahlesi,., t
IIilty Bros.,' have made 1 arrange
ments with Messrs'. Webber Miller,
of Mora county. to, fu niish them from .
now on, with ull'Jiúidáiof jaailvei.Yeg
etablcs; such as cabagey peas, beans,
carrots, turuips and all other kinds of
garden products common to this
country. Native vegetables are much
fresher, sweeter, and in the long run
cheaper than those shipped here, so it
will pay to pa'tróhizé Il'ilty BMs.' tf.
I-would respectfully call the, atten
tion of all, person?: going to an.d from
the AVhite Oak mines, and the pub
lic in general to the fact 'that I i'liave
removed our store from Tecolote to
Aíitor Chico,, where, J keep., a i com
plete asso.rtmcnt.pf general,, merchan
dise; and make a specialty , of miners
supjilics, pr0vii6ns"cót. 'Antón Chi
co is on the 'direct route tO' the mines
and I soil goods at the lowest rates.; l
:, , ,, , , . OaYIP WJNTEKNITf5,j ;,
Anton Chico, N. M
Wc arc prepared to ifuruih a
kinds of building,, matpxials ,Xp.r ..conr
tractors. . , . Lockhart & Co.
' "21-tf. "'
1 ' -bi. L'.-.ii -Luj ' i.'.iiH :
i Go to M,,IIeisc,on the, south side
of the plaza for finwjnes, Jiquorp atid
gars. , ' -25'3-tf !!
' ' ' ---l--LL-Ll-aii!.L! l I'I'l, -1 II
; Go, to Judd's Barber Sihop.- and get
scraped, E9hange.,Uotelf,i(, tf.,
"' ' "Forfletaf1' " 11
' : The office 'formerly" 'occupied by
Mills. & Hadley in the. Exchange Ho
lei, building, , .Apply at.; ,.. ...
Belt, vfc Cabtan. 49-tf.
ot.. i Stacktaking.'i . i .m
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...In order, to, rduce.isiotek as much
as possible, I wjU, sell for the nex;t,tw,o
weeks, dress good8,gingham8,chcviots
and all summer' goods, such ' as: sun
downs, gloves, 'Ctcv,' etc, at cost: '" " i;
84-tf.. i M..H...II., iiC.'Eü Weschb. ii
Pickets' i or saló at'L'ockhár
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hayo at present no ..agent .or agents
whatsoever and, that; al ray . bqeinc,
aflairs will bo managed by myself
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for sale cheap aLT-Romcro & Son's.
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