Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 October 1889 — Page 4

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DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORK.

Additional Locals.

Mahone and Chalmers: Jeff. Davis has only too apostative to be canonized.

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Marriage licenses has been issued to the following named persons : Levi Freeman and Mary Pierce, L. H. Constable and Agnes Small wood, A. J. Hays and Sarah Deckartl, Irvin Cleeuner and Lanra Beggar, Jacob -Breeden and Ida Sparks, Anthony C. Coyle and Daisy Todd, Eddie R. MeKnight and Lizzie B. Hayi, Thoa. B. CfAlloway died anddenly at bis residence on Morton street last Tuesday afternoon. He was

the father of Mrs. James Karsell of

this city, and was prominently indentifiettiwith the prohibition party. His funeral was preached at the U. P. Church, by the Rev. S. R. Lyons, Friday. Deceased was overyears of age. k A correspondent at Harrodsbnrg signing himself "Protection," has a communication in Tuesday's Telephone criticising the Courier's article last week on the employment of our home band. "Protection' says that subscriptions was solicited from all parts of the county to pay the expenses of the re-union. That may be all true. The point made by the Cocrim was that the money to hire our own band could be raised here if tried. :If 'Pn tection" had gotten up a subscription at Harrodsbnrg and brought their band up with the delegation from therey he would have helped the re-union out considerably, and at the same time "protected" home industries, which1' "Protection" is innocent enough to believe is purely Republican doctrine. . The Wallace A Co. show was in this neighborhood last week. .The papers ate all highly enthusiastic in 'its praise. The Martinsville Gazette says: Wallace A Co.s circus and menagerie exhited in this city on Tuesday, and drew an immense crowd of people of all ages, conditions, sizes and sexes. The show was a good one, generally speaking. The animals embraced a very flee collection, aud their appearance indicated good keeping. A finer lot of horses never traveled on our street. The . Martinsville Republican saysf "; y Wallace A Co.'s big parade, which took place this moning at 10 :30 o'clock without doubt, eclipsed any other exhibition which was ever on our streets. The procession was near a half mile in length, consisting of two bands, a steam caliope

and about fifty cages of animals.

The horses were magnificent; all

big, fine sleek Normans, and made

a splendid appearance. The Spencer Democrat says :

The Wallace & Co;s Circus and

Menagerie which exhibited here yesterday attracted an enormous

crowd,, and the canvass was crowded at both performances. The

street parade was one of the grand-

est Spencer has witnessed for many years. This is oW of the best

companies on the toad and exhibits

all it advertisea. ' -

Indi&apolis elected a Demo- - eratic Mayor, Clerk nd a majority of the XJity : .Council,' last Tuesday; the mayor's majority wag about 1,700. This is the first time the Democrats have carried the city for fifteen years. Pretty good for the home of the President; SallivaD,the new mayor, knocked the Rads. out in - one round. Hurrah ior Indianapolis and the Democracy erery.where! This is only a small forerunner of what is to come in 90. r T . - - .-

. A gab load of stone ior the new college building, at this place was carried on to Bloomington, Illinois. The evil effects of a Republican administration are being felt more and more every

The Republican party fcas nothing too good for a rebel Brigadier when he changes his polities. They have heaped officers on Blosby and Lbngstreet, and are tryipg makoyernors of

Our school are moving along nicely. All the scholars, or nearly all, have all the old books ne

cessary and there is no dispos- J

tion what-ever on the part of onr people to change books. The new school book scheme will fail

as it should. Ellettsville Citizen. We would like for the patrons of the schools to say themsel ves as to whether there is any disposition to change the books. A queer lot of people they are indeed if they refuse to buy books at half price just because a Democratic law makes it possible for them to do so, We suspicion that a partisam school board does not give them the apportunity. If such is the case, they can be foiced to adopt the new books, as the law is compulsory. Uniirersity Items. )' . Jim Weaver was sick several days last week. ,: Hines and Teeters are the latest Phi Kaps Geology class will visit Leonard's Mill Saturday. Munson At water is spending the week in St. Louis. Cosner, of Bed ford, visited his parents over Sunday . .0. H. Smith was visiting University friends Sunday. The first number of the Student will appear this week. Prpt Gunc returned from New York Sunday morning. The Senior preps, class visited the Mayfifcld cave last Saturday. Inman returned Saturday to swell the ranks of the Sophomores. D. Jordan and party will be absent, a week longer than was expected. -..,. Prof Barnes examined the Senior class on History . ot. -Eeformatioc Thursday. Tom King went home Friday evening to see the folks and some one else, we presume. . Misses Brown and Blanch Wicks were initiated into the Kappa fraternity Saturday night. Miss Jfyrtle Parks, of Martinsville, was visiting Miss Arda Knox the first of the week. Jfr. Lyons, who 13 assistant in the Chemical Laboratory,was taken suddenly ill Wednesday. A Mr. Gifford, of Orleans, visited College last Friday. He will probably enter the Freshman class .

The game of ball between the Smith, and Wooley clubs resulted in a victoiy ior, the former, by a score of 13 to 8. Gharley Dry bread returned last week to re inforce the Seniors. He was accompanied by his brother who will be a Senior Prep. Sparling has been chosen as a director on the board of the Student by that section of the Barbs that are not members of Independent so cietyv; L W. Bohanon, of the Senior class, left Wednesday night for Plainfield where he takes charge of a school. They have secured a competent teacher and a true gentleman in Mr. Bohanon.

Try BenckartV new bakery for anything in that line.

County

CONTKIBUTIONS BY THE CO0ItIKB8 corps or CORKKSPONDKNT&.

SAW CREEK. - During the month of September, rain fell on 11 days. . There was a surprise partv at Perry Butcher's last Monday night. A Kttie child of Emanuel Kent, of -JIashyiilev died recently ' Mrs. Rhoda Reynolds left for her home in Kansas, last Saturday. While Marion Kent was absent from home recently, some person or persons entered bis house and stole ten dollars from a bureau.

Mr. Milton Flleener, who recently lived near Need more, Brown count', has built a house on Josephine Gal-

yan's farm and will move into it this

week. Mrs. Galyan is Mr. Flecner's mother-in-law. " Ex-Trustee Alex. Robertson, of

Benton township, and Sarah Jane

Galyan, were united in the holy

of matrimony, oa Sunday evening,

Sept 29tb, 1889, at tho nasidence of Justice Kerr. A few invited relati ves

and friends being present. We all wish them well. J. B. E. UNION VI VL$. . Mrs, Wm. Richard,of Brown county, is a guest of Mrs. A. C. Spencer. ' T. H. Brnhill has gone to Kan

sas He nas two orotners and an uncle living there,

Henry Creech and wife, of Bloo n-

ington, are visiting,. Mrs. Creech's sister at that place. Rev James Barrow, wife nnd daughter, are visiting relatives in Johnson count v. Armstead Hatfield and wife, are visiting their children in OweucounRev Bray, of Bloomington,is hold ing a protracted meeting at Honey Creek Church. From the looks of the wagons passing through this p!ace last Tuesday it seemed as though Brown county was pretty well represented at the soidiers5 reunion. Jfarried, at tbe residence of the brides's mother on Sunday, Sept. 29 Mr. Alexander Robertson and Miss Jane Galyan. Alex, was one among the jolly good fellows. May they live long and happy. Unionyille is a lively little village, 9 miles Northeast of Bloomington, on the Bloomington and Nashville road. Weboast of .having- 100 in habitants, 2 stores, 2 blacksmith shops, 2 physicians, 1 tanery, 1 minister, 1 shoemaker, 1 carpenter, 1 spoke-factory, 2 churches, 1 town hall, 1 hotel, Scc. In laet everything to make it as lively little village as there is in Monroe county. B.A.C.

Seethe new stock of Lamps, at Whitaker's grocery. Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, baked daily at Volpert's. Call on Mort Whitaker, the Corner Grocer, Durand Dlock. - No one sells better or cheaper Groceries than Mort Whitaker. Take your country produce to Charley MoPheeters',GreeveB' old stand. No better Bread ever made than that baked by Volpert, West side squaie. Charley McPheeters wants to sell you your groceries. Give him a trial, G. M. Whitaker -always has the best of everything in the grocery line. -Country produce wanted at Louis . Williams' grocery, North Walnut street. Fresh oysters served in am style, or by the can, at VolpertV Norte side 'square. A prompt and free delivery of goods at Charley McPheeters' new grocery. Don't fail to see- that "fine line of Lamps, Glassware and Queensware, at Whitaker's. Sears & Coyle has the finest parlor in town. Convince" yourself of the fact by calling at She East Side Bakery. See what they have at Whitaker's grocery before you buy any China,Glass,or Queensware. For ladies ready made muslin underwear, please call at Mrs. Gregory's, Second Door North College Avenue. Buy Groceries of "Mort," in Durand's block, and get good goods, low price?, and courteous treatment. Try Sears & Coyle's New

Bakery. Can't be beat. Fresh

bread and eakes baked every day.

C, P; Tourner has severed his

wuucbuuu wiixi iuc turner

and wishes to notify his custo

mers that he can be found at J. P: Tourner & Co., West Side,0ne

Door. North of Alley. Louis Williams is still in the grocery business, in May's building on North Walnut street and is determined to get his share of the trade by . offering everything in his line at the lowest prices. He respectfully asks a trial. Goods delivered free. -Tourner Bros, are agents for the Gem Steam Laundry one of the best laundries in Indiana. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Give the Gem a trial. The letters X. Y. Z. are at the bottom of the alphabet, but the Y. Z. Cigar is at the head of all cigars. The sales in this town alone have doubled within the last two months. You will always smoke it alter one trial.

Nearly all the dealers in town sell it.

800 Fancy Pants.

All For Sale By

Who has just returned from the

Clothing Em of the East,

Great Clothing Eactories

I will defy any Clothier to

show as nice, as fine or well fit

ting Clothing as my stock or to

sell as cheap. I can save- you

from

TO $6.50

in the price of a Suit and about

the same in Overcoats accord

ing to quality. It will pay any

one to give me a look through.

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OP

ES KT

AND-

WOOLLEgH

in all styles, also the finest stock of

Agents, furnishing goqds

kept in the City,

CALL AH I) SEE OUR

$5.00

All

Wool

0VEEC0ATS

ALL WOOL

AND

$1 Fur Caps,

Remember the place, South Side facing the Court-house

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I haye just received $f carload of those celebrated O'Brien farm wagons. The lightest running wagon in the world. .Made from the best material; the Best Finished Perfect Proportion. The only Plumb Spoke Taper Wagon made. O'Brien Bros, have been manufacturing wagons since 1855 and made only a Strictly

First-Class Wagon in every rep-j

pect. All Fully Warranted. If

you want the best wagon come

toiny new building aud you ivill buy. Jamks Ryan. Opposite County Jail. iiwinnwwmiiirnin la bb wa mmm 1 The "R" month are here

and Volpert lias Fresh Oysters.

North side square.

Smoke the "C. CO." Cigar.

Oysters in every style at Benckart's. The Largest Overcoat stock is at The CORNER.

is the place to buy your

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FURNISHING.

jSL 1ST X

-We Show The

LARGEST STOCK

The Best Made Clothing

-Name The

LOWEST PRICES

of anyptlier

Every Garment We Sell is Guaranteed to give

satisiacuon or money uneerruuy nexnnjiea.

Vm OAK FIT YOU IN A

2.50 to

$5.00

Serviceable Suit or Overcoat, or the Finest Tail

or-Made Suit or Overcoat from

ie.ee to $25.00.

ii nr oTTTTivri

HOUSE.

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fun K Woolley. t Pwprietor

Coiia. E. Woolley Lmji. E. Rooees.

j Clerks

Office First Door East of Bank, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

--REAL ESTATE

Atans SUYerStedDiaioMS

Made: from our: celebrated Silver Steel, tempered by oar pntenicd methods. It the fastest cuttin&r. OiisieFt runninfi: saw made: it Trill out cut anv-other saw

in use. IHT HAD VOOD and FROZEN TI?K it will do aatisfactorv

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work where other saws fail. This has been demonstrated by actual tests in aft

saw equaliag tho

. kinds of woods, with the most unproved saws. It is the best "all the vear around

saw wea'r we .-'JHAJJujE.!hCiJs xiiis wu to produce a

Pjrief including I andBeM and Iftnker CJaa&e, JfE DOiLAB PER FOOT For sale by the trade. Ask your hardware dealer for the ATKINS SILVER STEEL WAHrmra and take no other. If the dealer wi;il not order it for yon, remit amount with order direct to us.

DR. ELLIOTT'S

Medicated Food,

A Sura Cure for all Diseases In

(Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Arising from Impurities of the Blood, and from Functional Derangements.

II. . W. MIXSK9L , EDWIN CCRB ATTORNEYS AT L&W?;;, .. v It ' . Will practice in all the courts. All business giveri prompt and .cttetul !j& tention. , ''. ' .- .'. .

The leading

UNDERTAKER and FURNITURE

DEALER, -We have a large stock of--

mmm, copms ana caskets

. . - --. -- - - . -1 of all kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST. Yo also keepClothing for Funerals

That 9 hotter and only cost you . about

one half as much aa other clothing. We have a larg'3 assortment of all kimls of Bedroom Suits, Parlor Susts, LOUNGES, ' -! - SIDE - BOARDS, VJ " DRESSER ' BABY WAGONS, Carpet Sweejpers, In fact eveaythig you may want FianoSyOrgans and Sewiag Machines Kept in stock and sold on monthly pay-, ments. Come and see us und .get our prises. North Side Square, Waldron's Block.

I have Morgan swfiiqli Iv will

close oat at who esale price for v

casli. iNpw is your ciiance.

IS THE iiEADINGv

I carry in stoek the best line of 0'ti

Furnitu re ahC Undertaking goods J?

ever kept in Bloomingtorji and wHIJ : -sell you goods cbeaper than any'onef; -

Come; and ,aee me;-beforeoja ouy.

South Side Square:

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DYES

Do Your Own 1,ytngt at Home Th ?y will dye tvarthuig. They arc aold every, where. Price lOe. a package. Thayhavonoeqaal for Strength, BrighttiesH, Amount in Packages or for Fafctucas of Color, or non -fading Qualities. They do not crock or amnL ; 40 colors;' JFor aale by

"Paris

to canvass lor tne sale or wursenr r

Bros,

A&AIN READY . POS BUSINESS

Stsck ! Steady emplorment gnaran-; teert. SALARY and EXPENSES : paid to successful men. Apply at once statins: aee. Jen tion this paper, CHASE BROTBBBSCO, Roctester, K. Y; v:

7 as not retired from Business, tms $$pt. will be found at his old stand ia W

P the Sudurv' :lI6QfcVMiiii

CUUIIJiClU HUD ,VI.

UNDERTAKERS. M. DPBOLSI

EREB

FJxANfDOBSON

Has arisen from the ashes, and is again preparedo do all kinds of BLAGKSMITEINe M WMWL

As he lost heavily by the late fire he hopes that all his old custoiners, and many new on e, will give him a call. Cor. College Av. and 4th at.

cuDniies. ig win nereaiter oeroui ' -m

hift on tiro itf:iitinn to t.lipn Rtmiiklr v

. -:- 77 . . 5-

; lines, and wi 11 guaranteed Tyork thj

best and prices th e lowest Reinem her the place, Sudbury Block, Ndf&T Side Square. ? - . '

lfflfff" from Ohio. Urns Ualir iwitrait of Kr. Gani-

Hf write: Waa at irork m i firm fur ,

'9u month; I now Mire 11 nrvner ,vjt , it E. C Allra JLC olhnte vablU ' L

unoni ana oileo pmkc a flay.,

Salesmen

AT ONCE. Permanent position the year round ! Good weekly pay guaranteed ! No experience needed Oniy good character and willingness to work required Outfit free. Send for terms and commence at once. Write J. AUSTIN SHAW fc CO , Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.

NOTICE OP SURVEY. Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents and all others interested that.1 will proceed together witb the County .Stfrveypr,of . JKanroe county, State, of Indiana, on Monday tHe 23tli day of Coto'ber, .,1889,; to run and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in section 5, township 8, range 1 east. Meet at my residence at 1 o'clock p. m, on said day. be present at said time and place else the survey will proceed in your absence. . This the 21st day of Sept.; 1889. Thomas-H. Lamkins.

ITT WTTr-tTTfTiBISiTt

YfHlinxa Ktiaa, Hamsl.nrir, S.

iiiiyiLinjr tone)) IDtc yunral. Ma ,j8s ' Youcnia I took orUcn rauncii toJ, t

taXi anoiurr for yor album at '

moat evtiy iioo I rtsit. aiST - jr..

prom aontnatrouciuwaBBlF To r a I n : I e day' tvortu V . . Otbzs arc doing qiuto a welt r bare or anaca o i xw. "-,

rnrE fix-m ihclr Icttrt wy

one who takes ho.d at tfala jmjiid bucfocsa HI p pmnrl profit. Shall we siact : YOU in this business

reader? .Wrlta wiie and Iaru all about iv for jritttvclC' i'.Wf

arc suning many ;

ji we win Btirt you if you don't delay WMi. ead of yon In year part or the roantryv? If yov ''f'zgil H tlU ie able to rk-k. up old Uu 3"lteud .... . M

an 01 her seta ah ead

uu accouut os a rorcoo tnnautrinrer mm xo,Wfv teat

dollftr F,hotxtjrtsih Allmraaareto be uM tot Isolde fur . S3 eac h. ' Boond In Boyal Crimaon Silk Veil

rluab. Chamdnjcly decorated iniddrt.HandMniot albums In I be i worUL Lorp t Size. GtvateaJ- bat-ga in ever known. AgmtB 'JV wanted. Liberal tertna-r Ilia? Bran yib agent.. Any moaM', .-Jfew become a auecrwfbi airent. '.Sells liaclf on stght-Ultlo or no v talking neccfaary. Whercret shown, erery ouewania to norv chase. Agents take thousand of orders with rapidity never before knoM-n. Gn i proflta await errry worker. Agents ara . making; fortunes. Ladieamake as raueh as men. You. reader.

can do as well oa anr one. . Full iufurntatfon and terms Vei - r.- '

to those who write 'for same, .with partkalars and tennslbreae? ' '" Vlinll IIIIiIm n.ita U1 VoiflnlUla - lftw . . .

should yon conclnds to go no further, why no barm fa done. r i .0 ... Address' K. C. ALLEN A CO., AVutrsTA, MjJlt , " ?4

Notice is hereby given' that the

undersigned Administrutor; of tho

Estate of tram Martin, deceased

will sell at -jFubiio Auction to tbcfeM

highest bidder at the late: resitleitce . of said ,deceden t,in Ben ten township, Monrde cjounty, State of Indiana, oiiS

comtnencin? at 10 o'clock a. m. all

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A DEAD SHOT ON WORMS, AND A CERTAIN PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA.

FOR SALE BY Faris Bros., Druggists, Bloomington, Monroe county, Ind. H. Lindleys Sons, Druggists. Bloomington, Monroe county, ind.

I am

not

M I am iselling

lIOTIOIOriNSOLyENOY.

AT-

A BAEltEL.

JAS. R

Ionls villo, New Albany A; Clxtcatto riMB TABLE AT BLOOMINGTON, (Central Standaid Time.) In effect Jan. 10i;h, 1889. Going North Chi(5ago Day Mail..: 1.0 58 a. m. Ohiiuigo Night Express. .. . . . 11 :28 p. m. Going South Louisvilie .-Day Mail. 4:05 p. m Louisville Night Express. ..... 8:43 a. m

SnwkQ tjxe "5, 0, (!," Cigar.

In the matter of William O.Grayes

deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court. No. 70,

ftotice is hereby given that upon

petition filed in said Court by Rich

aid W. Carr, Administrator of said

estate, setting up the insufficiency of

the estate of said decedent to pay tho debts and liabilities thereof, the

Judge of said Court did, on the 3rd day of September, 1889, find said e3tate to be probably insolvent, and order the same to be settled - accordingly. The creditors of said estate are therefor hereby notified of such insolvency, and required to file their claims against said estate for allow

ance ten days before the 1st day of

said court. Witness the Clerk and seal of snid Court, at Blooraiugton, Indiana, this 7th day of October, 1889, ENOCH FULLER, Clerk .

Don t waste foot-wear by running around bunting lor anything in the grocery line, but go to Whitaker's at the start,where you can can get every thing.

A nice, fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheeters', the old Groeves corner.

Is tti CREAM of AH the Package Coffees.

... For Saia by bailing Srocers.

We Ask Yoo fd Tri ll- . PACKED BY

IWD3ANAPOLIS, IND,

Notice of Sale of Real Estate. - Notice is hereby given; that "Jbbn D. Morgan , Ooaini iss i oner appoin tr

ed by the Monroe Circuit Court in the case of Elizabeth. Bar rett et. al.

vs. Susan Underwood, will offer at public auction,to the highest bidder, on . v " ' Monday tho 4th day of November, ; .1839, . - at 1 a'clock p. m. on the preraiscsv the following described real estate in Monroe county, Indiana, to-wit:

The southeast quarter - of the5

southeast quarter of section sixteen, town seven, north range one west , Terms of sale are as foUows,towit: One-third cash on dav of sale and

the remainder in two equal paymcnta

of six and twelve room hs from day

or sale, purchaser giving his note

lor deferred payments wit hv accept-

Mum ireeuom Btjuuriy waiving reuei from valuation and appraisement

laws and bearing interest at the rate

of 6 per cent, from dato of sale until

paid.

JOHN D. MORGAN, Commissioner.

IBS

the pecsonal ;piopertycof said DeceiW!sM

ent not taken byy the widow ' emrPm

sisiinsj or norses, catue, nogs,4 corn

in the neldi hay life stacks; wagohaj rarming otensate; Househiold . and; kite hen t X urn it are and various other

TERMS OF SALEAU sums under Five dollars cash in hand: all

six won thswlltl)e'

chaser- givi ng - note ,wih approved security wavingiill relief from valii- .

ation appraisement laws. : ?

-.v-: ;? ' Admli istrato R. A, Fulfc attorney. Sept; 18th, 1880- n

Notice is hereby given, that the

u ndersigned has bee n appointed by tlie Judure of the Ciriini Xlonrfe ':'tifJ&

aMonroe bouncy, v taco ot Indiana, ; m

administrator of the estate of Hiram ; Martin latri of Monroe Gountv d& ' ' M

ceasedf , & i: ? femd-M$rf "f-

Said estate Ai scipposod'to b se '- vent. ..... thWiiQiL ii-i'-

, R.;;Fulfctfornev v:f

September. 18th 18S9;?

Notice of Administration

Notice :.'!fc&frfffi&t- tliat 'tire' ' undersigned has been; appoin ted bv tho Judge of the ; Giremfc Court ;bjf . Monroe coun ty, Sute of Indiana, ad? ;

mmistrator of the estate of James

HvKnigM deceased. ,i.ftf

SaM estates snpjwsed to He sot

veia s - JTN ;!; MORGAN, v ,

1 1 v Administration Sept SOfclV; 1889; r 'f; -f Miers fe Oorr atfiys ! f .'"

Sfctipg afdministrUon

Call on Sears & Coyle for ;

fine Candies and 0ottfecUQiiarie3.

L -Ak SHOE -POLISH

Notice is hereby given, that the;

undersigned has been appointetV b ; :, H the ndgeot i &

won roe county, btate. ot Ind ;ana, ad mi n i str a to r d-i bon i s non with tho will annexed of tho estate ;af Eben Newton deceased - ; 5

Said estate is sn ntirs.d in lo inoraliM -'rl

- -st a nr r: ir .... J-i

1 . r 5 Administrators ScptvSOth, 188; ,.v::xV

n. ... . .. ji ::mi.

j "i f iia wotvA .s

omuienu , 1 . jo Seth Arnold CouRb Killer . toft highly.: ,riyouUrB9t

Try Oli

arfey McPheeters