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[[preprinted]] 19 [[/preprinted]] [[heading]] 1882 - New York Office - Orders - [[/heading]] Aug. 23rd 1882 - 1 No. 6 Clock Wm. Owen & Co. Cincinnati. Ohio. Fast Freight. [[margin, underlined]] Sept 12/82 [[margin]] [[diagonal line through this entry, crossing from upper left to lower right]] [[line across page]] Aug 30th 1882 - Order from Salem. Ohio. order given by Joseph Fawcett. Mayor. 1 No 2 Striking Tower Clock. 4 dials Diam of Dials 5 feet 4 inches - Thickness of Dials - 2 5/8 inches - Size of Tower - 9 feet 7 inches - Dials above Clock. From Clock floor to Centre of dials 21 feet 9 inches - Bell Above Clock "[[ditto for: Bell]] below dials Weight of Bell 1600 lbs Fall for Weight 40 feet. Wanted immediately - to be placed in Town Hall. Salem. Ohio. We deliver Clock & Send man to set up - We not to do any carpenters work or furnish Iron weights - Price %650.00 net [[margin, underlined]] Sept. 16/82 [[margin]] [[diagonal line through this entry, crossing from upper left to lower right]] [[line across page]] Aug. 31st. 1882 - Frank Weidenfeld. Suffolk. Va. 1 No. 1 Tower Time Piece. for 1 dial - Diam of Dial 5 feet - Fall for Weight 10 feet. Pulleys to be sent accordingly - Amt. of weight to be used - Price delivered here 175.00 Floor 4 feet 6 inches below dial - Less 20% [[strikethrough]] Old Dominion S.S. Line [[/strikethrough]] Steamer via Norfolk Va. [[margin, underlined]] Oct. 7/82 [[margin]] [[diagonal line through this entry, crossing from upper left to lower right]]