Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 June 1897 — Page 5

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Celebrated for its leu veiling strength and health fulness. Assures the loud against alum and all form® of adulteration common to tlx

cheat) brands. UOVAI. HAKIM! I'OWIlKIt CO., SDW YORK.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A. J. Royalty won the prize offered last week. The letters from Round Hill, Council Corner and ICirU patrick arrived last week too late for publication.

SMARTSBURG.

".(•rank Clark is. htuyiutf in Crawfordsville. The Martin lird that sang so sweetly has left us.

Frank Newlin is working for Newt Campbell this week. lOd Lyon and family visited Charlie Miller and family Sunday. (ieorge Downing and family attended meeting here Sunday morning'.

Remember Rev, Kelly's regular appointment here every fourth Sunday. Sh Silas Mistier is building a new barn. It will help the looks of his place very much.

Mrs. Kate Rhoads and son, of Darlington. visited Dan iroole and family Sunday.

Mrs John (iobie and son and Nora Goble visited Mark Goble and family Monday.

Jim Campbell and family, of Crawfordsville. attended meeting here Sunday morning.

John Cox and wife, of Crawfordsville. visited the latter's parents Saturday and Sunday.

Frank l'eek and family and Elder Johnson visited George Kennedy and family Sunday. ilev. Francis will preach here the second Sunday night in June. Everyone invited to attend.

Meeting here Sunday morning by Rev Johnson was well attended. It was a verv interesting service and we invite him to come agaiu.

Miss Mainie Long has only fourteen tcholars, but she is getting along nicely with them. There were ten scholars last month who were neither tardy nor absent.

ORTH.

Jerry Iliggius has a mandolin. (Irant and Ray Davis visited relatives at Roaehdale Thursday.

Samuel Vail and Wm. Eliggins were at Crawfordsville Friday. Higgin Iiros. are clearing some ground this week ior Robert Kruce.

The time for meeting at old Pisgah has been changed, but will not take etl'ect until .1 uly.

John Dale has a curiosity in a five legged pig as the rest of its mates.

Will Calvert and sister from Sliannondale, rode over on their wheels to visit Lee Dale's Thursday evening. \V. Swishers were ai Mace Mondap evening attending the Walnut township commencement exercises.

Mrs. Frank Heck is very low with consumption. This is sad to see one just getting at a happy place in life to have to lay down and leave what they have just earned.

Horn, on Monday morning to Ol Dickson and wife, a seven pound boy. All are doing well, but Ol is in a hurry all the time he works to get it done so he can play with the baby.

There were several ministers from abroad in attendance at the Baptist meeting la.st week, among whom were Tnomas Cox, Danville, 111.. J. 11. Oliphant. Terre Haute, J. J. Canine, Wavelarid, Wm. Hooper, Thorntown.

KIRKPATRICKT

John .Johnson is papa now. Henry Epps is on the sick list. J. W. Kirkpatrick is having his drug btore painted. lientiett Taylor and wife were at Indinnapolis Tuesday. \V. 11. (Iray and family visited Frank liray, of Colfax, Sunday.

Children's day will be observed here Sunday week at o'clock. Mrs. Frank Nay and daughter visited at 1 ndian.ipolis last week

Ed Stroup and familv are visiting his father at Wolcott this week. Alfred Peterson, of Decatur, III,, has been visiting here the past week.

David Harper and family, of Darlington, visited at Elmer Thompson's Tuesday.

Elgin Horney will have his house remodeled as soon ss he can get the lumber on the ground.

Rev. Rayle, of Darlington, preached Mrs. Cruss' funeral here last Sunday. A large crowd attended.

Mrs. C. C. McDaniel has had two rooms built to her house, which adds greatly to its appearance.

Arthur liray is carrying his knee in a sling this week. He cut it with a cirn knife while trimming hedge Saturday.

A, D. Archey has traded his .10 acre farm near Lebanon for an 80 acre farui near Thorntown. He will build a nice cottage soon and move in time to send his children to school this winter.

POTATO CREEK-

()ats ilooking well and wheat imMrs. Ruth Graham, who has been (juite sick, is better.

Mrs. James Dykes, of Colfax, is visiting son. Robert Dykes, this week. Chas. Maguire and wife called at Richard Graham's Suudav evening.

J. A. Dodd attended the Horseman's Association at Crawfordsville Tuesday. Misses Liiy arid Ella l!ritch, of Crawfordsville, visited their parents Sunday.

Samuel Dykes and wife, of Bowers, spent Saturday night at Charles Magu ire's.

Mrs. Wm. Murphy, of near Crawfordsville, visited Richard Graham over Sunday.

Geo. Boots and family, of Boots' school house, were guests of Bob Dykes Sunday.

John Marsh and family, ot Boots' school house, spent Sunday with Grant Cook and family.

Miss Agnes aud Stewart Maguire spent the latter part of last week with Miss Ollie and John Worth. •I. A. Dodd and family and Samuel Boots and wife were Sunday visitors at Wm. Ormsby's near Boots school house.

Misses Bertha Dunbar,Fannie Brown, Florence Harper, Hattie I'ittmau, Ella Maguire and Messrs. Albert and Arthur Dunbar. Bert and Bob Hays and Charley Harper picnicked in Mr. Lee's grove near Crawfordsville Sunday, and report a lovely time.

UPPER CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. ilie Jackson visited James G. Miller Wednesday. Remember the big day at Liberty on Friday before the second Sunday.

Miss Maud Grubbs spent Saturday night with Miss Gertrude Miller. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Grubbs visited at Alamo last Saturday and Sunday.

Several of the Young people spent Sunday afternoon at the Oak Hill cemetery.

Mrs. John Lynch and brother attended meeting at Crawfordsville last Sunday.

A large crowd attended Decoration at the Liberty cemetery last Sunday afternoon.

A nurse from Indianapolis is waiting on John Utterback who is in very poor health.

John Jackson, of near Linden, came down to his sister's, Mrs. Laura Jackson, to hunt squirrels the tirst of the I month.

A large crowd attended the com-

which is fat and as lively mencement at Waynetown last Saturninths.

day evening. The speakers all did well. The first honors were given to Chelsy I'tterback from Hickory Corner school, "An Appeal For Cuba." Second honor Mis Mary Groves, *'A Heart to Resolve, A Head to Contrive and a Hand to Execute Third, D. B.

anon, came down Saturday for a short visit with friends Memorial Day exercises were 'observed here Monday. Rev. Warren delivered the address.

ig-

lar, "Home Memories Fourth. Miss Clara Jackson, "What is Success'.'"

Wool! Wool!

500,000 Pounds of Wool wanted for which we will pay you the

Highest Price

And guarantee every customer prompt attention and perfect satisfaction.

NEW ROSS.

The streets of our little city are being im proved. Elder Smith preached at Fountain church last Sunday.

Drake Brookshire and wife, of Ladoga, were in town Friday. D. M. Turner is confined to his home with a serious attack of the grip.

Mrs. Davis and Miss Maud returned to their home in Anderson Wednesday. Several of our citizens patronized the excursion to Indianapolis last Sunday.

Elder Murray, of Ladoga, will fill his regular appointment here Sunday night.

Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Hyton, of Pittsboro, were at J. W. Shepherd's Tuesday.

Memorial services in this city were conducted dy Rev. Ryley at the Meth odist church.

Brng Us Your Wool.

M'Clure&Graiiam

Mrs. Agee and granddaughter. Fay Dinsmore, of Ladoga, are visiting Eb Hobson's family.

James Morrison and familv. of Leb-

George Sherrey attended the meeting of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Indianapolis Tuesday.

Miss Lida Wheat, of Liztori, called on frienos here Tuesday. She came over to attend commencement exercises at Mace Tuesday night.

Misses Etlie Ronk and Ethel Bowers, Mrs. Jennie Peterson and Mrs. Nellie Conner attended the county Sunday school convention Friday as delegates.

The Aid Society of the Christian church with well filled baskets surprised Mrs. Elliott and Mrs Ike-Inlow with a visit Friday. There were about twenty five of them and a good time was enjoyed by all. The made the I nlow ladies a present of an elegant rug.

ALAMO.

Gilbert Titus is spending a week with relatives in Crawfordsville. Charles Rountree shipped a car load of sheep and hogs to Chicago Tuesday.

Mr. Graham and family, of Waveland, visited Joseph Smith this week. Wm. Bell and wife, of Veedersburg, visited Daniel Gilkey and family this week.

Rev. N C. McCay will fill the pulpit at the Prebby teriau church on ljunday, line

Miss Clara Smith spent several days of last weeks in New Marwet visiting relatives.

Several from here attended the commencement at Waynetown last Saturday night.

The Wallace brass band assisted in the music for the Decoration Da3T services Sunday.

Mrs. Willis and daughter, Emma, of Crawfordsville. are visiting Mrs. J. A Lindsey and family.

Mrs. Lizzie Stump, of Crawfordsville, has been spending several days with Mrs. Florence Rountree.

Samuel Fishero and family, Tom Fishero and Albert Keys, of Veeders burg, were here the first, of the week.

The agents for the Range cook stove have been in our midst for a few days and have succeeded in selling several

Misses Eil'a Bay less and Lucy Fishero returned to Alamo this week after a pleasant visit with friends at \\.al lace

H. D. and P. O. "Bowers, of Crawfordsville. and C. A. Cunningham, of Kirkpatrick, were guests ol the Truax brothers last Thursday.

On Thursday of last week Joel Tucker aud sou and James Stonebraker visited Mrs. Martha Tucker, who is in Indianapolis, and found her rapidly improving.

The two commencement exercises held iii this township were repurted by everyone to bp better than ever kino vn before. Every part of the work was done to perfection. The commencement exercises held at the l'r. sbyterian church last Thursday night were largely attended, the building not being large enough to accommodate the crowd. At Yountsville Miss Grace Sweeney won first honor and Miss Nettie Pickett second. At Alamo Miss Gertrude Wilkinson won first honor and Miss Orpha Bowerman second. The four will speak at the Presbyterian church Saturday night, June 5, for first and second in this township. There will be plenty of good music and volunteer speaking. Everybody is cordially invited.

The second quarterly convention of the Ripley Township Sunday School L'nion will" be held at the Presbyterian church, Alamo, Saturday. June 5, '!)7

I'HIIOHAMME.

... Kev. Williams I'.yron Titus

Devotional Service .... The Exodus. Discussion. Eventide MissMattie Michucl Grandma's Sabbath...: Edith Morrison My Debt l,uella Dowdon TI10 Great. Harvest Field Miss Viola Coni]tou

Discussion. Love, the FulfiUlnv of the Law.. Stella Elmore Some Things Worth Living Tor ..Etta Gilkey At tho Roll Call Etta Stonebraker The Day Our Savior .Arose Senniel Rlinoro The Soul and Its Value Delia Hutcher

Discussion. Sou: and Dismissal for Dinner.

AI'TKIINOUN SKSSID.N.

Prayer A. P. White The Leader of Praer Nettie f'ickett Everyday Uelimon Merit Fruits

I liscussion. Tne Voiuib' Man in Sunday School, .. raiiine Wat.son

Discussion. Sunday School Only for Kids Primary Class truest I011 liox.

Miscellaneous liusiness. Klei'tion of Oflicers. Adjournment, The Memorial Day services held at the PresViyteriau church last Sunday afternoon was a grand success in every particular. There was a large crowd present to hear the programme carried out. l'KOCHAMMi:. 111 vocation :i... David Stanford

Sons:—"I'air Columbia." Recitation Itlanch Stonebraker Sontr—"Wrapped lu His iUanket." Recitation Ethel Truax 80I0—"Old Camp Ground." Roll Call J. M. Smith Address. Guy Grimes

Sonir—"Come With Flowers." Address. Rev. Elder Sonp—"Now A pa in We Gather Here."

The following is a list of the dead: ALAMO CKMKTHKY. Geo W Ammerman, F« 16th lnd Wm Hell. 'J3U lnd Wm W Smith, nth Ind Rat John Little, 5th Ind llat David Rolser, 1)1.11 lnd Rat .lames Wagoner. 9th lnd Rat Asa P1cker.1l, re« unknown tieo Rayless, I '7lli lnd Robt liawliorn. liiltli lnd •lackson liarwood, -inih lud John Riley, 40th lnd Jonathan Jay, I! l'it'th lnd Aaron W.ert. I lltli Ind John II While, 3d lnd Rat John W Miller. 1Mb Ind Rat Win W Rlack, lHth Ind Hat

W Elmore, 10th Ind Edward 11 Rlack. 11 ^Oth lnd Simeon French. (ii)tli Ind Henry Rount ree, 11 135th Ind Alfred cJu 11 111 lis, 63d lnd John McAulsr, Mexican war James Urent, Mexican war Nathan Truax. war of 1812 Geo Rolser. war of .1812 James WhlteJ war of 1770

UKN.MAN CEMKTKITY*. ,1

Wm Denman, war of 1812 I VAUUHN CE.MKTKKY. 1 Jamca Vaughn

SPAHKS CK.WHTKUY.

JamesCopner, It luthlnd John \V Cnpner, II lUimi Ind Thomas Sunt**, war of 1812

W1IITK CK.Mr.TKIlY.

Meraorai McKinsey. IS 10th lnd Kraucis Mckinley. l-4Uih lnd M'Clllt.MlCK CI1MKT1111Y. Win W W'arlleld.'Jtli lnd HiU. John W Tate. uuh lnd Joseph Liiiii-ey, Mexican war KuUt Klelcher. Mexican war

STONKIlHAKKll CK.MKTEllY.

Geo StonehraUer, 'JthliidCav .lames It Stonebraker, I! 5sih lnd Win HutVmlre. t.' loth Ills Sebastian tftoneoraker, war of 1SI George Stonebraker, Sr. war of lMi Jacob ritonebraker, war of 1M"J Samuel Watson, war of 1H1"' .les-st! Titus, war of IS lit George I-'uiis, war ol' 1812

LONGSTREETT

C. M. Young, ol' Danville. 111., visited at W. H. Mount's last week. Mifcs Jennie Mount began taking music lessons at Darlington this week.

The Young Bros. have. '.bogun work on anew bank barn for Luther Boohei. Rev. 11. N. Mount spent part of the week with his si&ter, Mrs. Clias. Butler.

E. M. Smalley and wife visited relatives at Ladoga Wednesday aud Thursday.

Mrs. Fred McCillister is staying at Thorntown, taking treatment for catarrh.

Rev. Sam Smith will preach at Shannondale in thetchool house at 1 o'clock on Sunday, June 11!.

There will be children's day exercises at the Shannondtile church bunday morning, June 13.

Thos. Garner. Tlios. Lafollette, E. M. Smalley ana Jack Henderson attended tho funeral of their brother Mason. Mr. Oldendorf, at Thorntown Tuesday.

Bun Dunham aud Bertha Jewell, the appointed delegates, aud Daisy Dickson are attending the Christian Endeavor couuty convention at Crawfordsville.

We would like for the people to know that the name of the minister who has taken charge of the Darlington and Shannondale churches is not Emory or Ewing, as was printed in the Darlington letter, nor Evers, as pub lished in the Longstreet items, but Ewers, ami we extend an invitation to all to come and hear him Sunday, June f, morning anil night, and we assure you that you will be well repaid.

COUNCIL CORNER.

W. V. btanlield went to Danville, Ind., Friday aud returned Saturday. Several from here attended the graduating exercises at Wingate Wednesday night.

Miss Lennie Biddle was the guest of Misses Bertha and Lula l'etro Thursday night.

Mrs. Tom Quiilin and Mrs. Geo. Petro have purchased new Home Comfort Rang? stoves.

Misses Stelia Petro and Mabel Baldwin were guests of Mrs. Chas. Mason Saturday night and Sunday.

F. (5. Mclntyre and family, of Crawfordsville, attended the Decoration Day exercises at Liberty Suudav.

Misses Bertha Petro and Lennie Biddie attended the county Sunday school convention at the Christian church at Crawfordsville on Friday of last week.

A large crowd attended the commencement! exercises at Waynetown Saturday night. Cheley Utterback won first place and Mary.Groves second.

Misses Bertha Petro, Alice Baldwin, Stella Petro and Mabel Baldwin, and Messrs. W. V. Stanfield. Harmon Petro and Jesse Moore spent Tuesday evening with G. A. Moore and wife.

t^HERl l'F S SA LE. CJ Ry virtue of an execution, to me directed from the Clerk ol the Circuit Cmi't of MontLTomery County, State of Indiana, ill favor of Edna Campbell issued to me as Sheritl'of said county. 1 will expose to sale at public auction and outery. on

SAT1IKDAV. .ll'NR 2i-., 1997.

between the hours of 10 o'clock a. 111. and-I o'clock p. tn. of said day, at the court liouse door in the city of Cra ivforilsville, Montgomery County. Indiana, tin' rents aud profits for a term not exceeding sewn years, ilie followimr described real estate in Montgomery County, Indiana, to wit:

Lot Number one hundred forty-nine (1-lPi as the same is known anil desimiatei! 011 the original plat of (he town, now city of Cniwfordsville. 1 nfliami, to be sold to satisfy said execution, interests aud costs, and if the same will not. brliiK a sum

rtictent to satisfy •-•aid

execution, 1 will 011 1 hesaineday, at the same place, oll'erthe fee-slmnl" if said rea.l estate, to satisfy a judgment for one hundred and sixteen dollars and ninety cent-, toireiher with interests and costs without, any relief from valuation or appraisement law-.

Said real estate taken as the property of Mary I. Irwln. rilAKI.ES E. DA VIS.

Sherill' Montuoniery County. Rv John R. iinbinson. Deputy.

June -1, lS97.-lt-M. E. ClodfelliM- Attorni'V for Plaintill'.

Strong

Nerves just ns surely come from the usoof Hood's Sarsnparilla ns does the cure ol Berofuln, salt rheum, or other so-called I blood diseases. This is simply because the blood nifects the condition of all tho

Nerves!|

bones, muscles and issues. If it is im» pure it cannot, properly sustain theso parts. If made pure, rich, red and vitalized by Hood's Siirsaparilln, it carries health instead of disease, and repairs tho worn, nervous system as not liing else can do. Thus nervous prostration, hysteria, neuralgia, heart, palpiialion, are cured by

Hood's

Sarsaparilla

Because it is the One True Blood Purifier.

,, r-»*ii an-the best, after-dinner MOOU S 1 LLLS pills, aid digestion.

Robert W. Caldwell A TTQRN E AT- AW

Ollii-e at rear id' Citizen*' llank. Prompt and caref ul attention given to all legal business in this and adjoining counties.

Trade with Dickerson & Truitt

and secure a pair of the Karnliain Shears with Kaufje: see Mrs. A. K. I'.astiark]or Mrs. W. W. Morgan, exclusive nenerntX?^ agents.

fARNMAM

SMtAR-GAUGC.

Ripans Tabules

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THE

STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS, Itlt'ANS TAIUILKS nrii tltu liPRt lnoiliciun known for ltHliK"ritiin, liilltmiHtiuHM,

Con hi 1 put ion, Chronic!

Liv«*r Troi:Iil**N, Di/./uu^c, Ituil Complexion, Dynwuerj OIIVMIHIV" ItrotttIt, unil all Dinorders oT thu Stomach, Ltvor

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Ripan Tuimles contain nothing injurious to the most delimit constitution. Arc? pleasant. to take, safe. etVcetual and jrlve immediate rulittf. May ho oiiered hrnugh nearest (IrupRist or hy mall.

THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO. Ill Spnu'i? St. iWw Vurk City.

Special Sale

Light Buggy Harness

The best liarnessever sold in town for $10, worth $15 Come and see tlieni.

B. L. Ornbaun

IIS IS. Vnwliinjrtoti St.

.Joel Block. S. .VVaaliington St.

Come to-morrow.

Ornbatm Block, North Washington St.

A HUSTLING FIRM,

I ALF LOOIUBILL & J. J. DARTER,

Real Estate

AINU

Loan Agents

Officc 107 N. Green St.

CmwfordHvillc nJ

Suburban propert v. I^airr» of lamt

with room house, ecllar. (MMoni. fruit of all Kinds, barn aud oihrr oiii.hu Id!K Ju$l outside of lie eity. l'rU*u$eou. (-01) 07 aoro farm in Sugar ('ieel: township, near Potato OeoU ehurch, 0 room frame house, barn, outbuildings, frullnr all kinds, a latjre hay shed, black, rich soil, well tiled and in lii'st class condition. Price *60 puracre.

House and lot on Powell street, Leb

anon, 1 room bouse, barn, wood bouse, a variety of fruit, ubular well, propi*rt in irnorl condition, riuaie*» from court house. Will he soiti at a banraiu.

C-ioM lloUM-and lot on east olle^o st reut",. .*) room ifu house, outbuilding, cistern, fruil. Price only $UU0. iJ»U House and lot -west, of college, hrlelc houe, rooms. Will be sold at a great barunlit. Pi n*e only tM i. Come ijuick. iti5 acre farm, *2 miles southoHst of. Aiamo on south side of Su^rar Crreu. *0 acres* of which is sccond bottom land, balance is upland, mostly pasture »and, some umber, a

Mory framo bouse, frame b.irn. Will bo si:u at a m-eat bargain or exchanged for a small farm or city property, Call at once,

CJOO) Have a farm near Itrtr/ll. Ind., to oxchange for a good large stock of general merchandise, either hardwaie or dry goods. It you mean business call or write to us at once, (Mt»7) Ou acres of land between Ilrown's Valley and New Market, 40 acres in c.ulthation. Will sell at per aero in "honest" money, (!*0si IKS acres!) miles south of the city,. l-O acres cleared, balance in pasture ani timber, house of 5 roomn, barn ami outbuild' ings, 500 sugar trees, plenty of stock water. This farm will be sold for less than itsold for but a few vearsago,

C20ih A acre suburban residence, Piouso of 8 rooms, barn and outbuildings. Will ho sold at a bargain. tiroecry stock, stocks of merchandise of all kinds for sale or trade. Suburban residences, city property, vacant, lois both iu the city and in the suourbs. Price $100 and up. Iluichur simps, feed stores, tile factories and other businesses too tedious to mention. Eastern money to loan at. per cent In largo uuantities on long ime. Home money at h? and per cunt. If you want, to either buy ov sell property call at 107 north (Jreen struct.

The People's Exchange,

rVH! RENT—A house wit lit 11 one sqiinrp of the busi'.tcHs part of town. Inquire of II. Irwin w.t-l:tf

VVANTED-A^ents in all parts of Indlaniv. VY Rest, latest., cyclopedia. Easy-quidc seller. Commission or salary. f7 Lomixinl Itiiildln^. Indianapolis, Ind. l-3d, 0-'!~xr

I"*()U SALE—Anyone wanting a snod second I iianil threslnnir out lit at a hai Kaln. write or see A. D. Arc,hey, of Linden, lnd. w-7-!s

WANTED—To

A HARNESS MAKER

Come Down To-Morrow,

ttient of Flowers, Foliage, Hats,

Mr, A. M. Martin, a maker of known ability in chargc. Seethe work and judge of its merits. Harness mending neatly done.

See Our Specialty—A $10.00 Hand Made Harness.

We lead in popular priccs. The Buggy and Harness man.

exchange a double seated,

open earrhine for one or two (rood cowj. E. It. Curtis (itIH S. Elm St. 5-7-tf

WANTED—Correspondents

for nallonat

weekly In each town to furnish facta which we write up. Spare time, i'\perlenco unnecessary, fi per coluuin. Either sex. l'Rt l( 1 lihSS, box 1123. Chicago. dii-wlt

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you want a permanent po

sition with nood pav'c 11 so, write to

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3in.

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strike, your hou?e or you inmht upset a lamp, or your furnace pipe initio

I»UI.

JOE E. FISHER

Store open at 6s30 a, m. Closes at 8 p, m.

IVUss Nora. IVleHati has just returned

from market witH a beautiful assort®

all new shapes. Also sortie of the

very latest Sailors out aud bought

them at prices that will surprise you.

over-heated,

or In any one of a thousand unforeseen ways your building ml^ht take tile." EVANS &

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Loan A: Insurance Agents, 111 N. Green Sti Good notes casheil.