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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-27
TANA Cry law Au0ust Cffh ~

TAAA Cry, Iowa, August 26th, 81.
We, the undersigned. having been selected
to act as Judges to Judge Of the respective
merits Of the Threshing Machines, known as
the "Sweepstakes" and the APiqua" Sepsra-
tors, decidsthat the so-called Piqua separa-
tor, produce by Messrs. Parker and Wilson
for the occh1 does not come within the
limits Of til specification. of the contract
made and entered into by and between said
parties, to-wit: Messrs. Parker and Wilson
and Messrs. Reedy and Crawford; and that
the trial appointed to take place on the 9th
! INST, shall! be bstwssn . "Swsspstakes' ma.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-27

NSTRAY MARE. Taken ur by Geo. b
Ia Lawson in Carroll township lama
county, Iowa, a small bay mare, - hands
high, . years old, letter A on left shoulder
and hip, and letter B on right hip. appraised
at S45 before VIM. 4. Fee, J. Z.
Toledo Sept. 25th 1867.
DAVID D, APPELLATE,
Clerke.
By Geo. l.. Bailey,
Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-27
COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator 4 years, James Chaplin Of Benton
Fl" Representative, James Wilson
d" Treasurer. J. H. Strublc
" County Judge, Major Thos. S. Free
5" Sheriff, knight Dexter
=" County Superintendent, J. r. Stewart
" Surveyor, C.. ". Hiatt
g. Coroner, n Fisher
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-27
tvHE HEALING POOL,
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HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howard Association Reports. for Young
Men, on the crime Of Solitude, and the Errors
Abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impediments to Marriage,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address Dr..
P.SKILLlN HOUGHTON. Howard Association
philadelphia, Pc.
q TODDARD 4 PATTEKSON,
ATTORNEYS n CouxsELLon- AT Law.
Collections made, Taxes paid, Lands bought
and sold. ONCE IN FREE's BUILDING, Nledo,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-27
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
Col. SAMUEL MERRILL.
. For Lieut.. Governor,
Col. JOHN SCOTT.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Hon. j. M. BECK.
For Attorney General,
. Major HENRY O'CONNOR.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
Prof. n. F, WELLS.
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NOTICE:

Don't be humbugged by ADVERTISE
MENTS hat read Goods at Cost" and BE
low Cost Parties so advertising, circulate
and practice a Scind<, and they know 1t.
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nunAs AND NALrER scoTr.

| That most garrulous and egOtistical Of
| the French romancists, Alexandra
! Dumas, Dere, who wears his heart, such
as il il, upon his cOatsleve, and delights
I to admit his readers to the greenroom of
/ his literary exhibitions, occupies large
space in the NOnsguetdiTe, a new paper
I started by himself and others in Paris,
in a depreciation of Sir Walter ScOtt's
manner of constructing novel,
and in a lsudation OF his own.
In his opinion, Sir Walter Scott
wearied his readers with masses of
petty details and chapters of micro
scOpic description. Sometimes he would
write q vOlume-nay, a volume and &
half-Of tedious details about a number
Of characters then the story would
break upon the half exhausted reader,
and, Rs the dramatic incidents happen,
the reader would say, Dear me that's
the man in the green plaid, and The
hero is the gentleman in the pointed
shoes" Of hundred solid pages back.
This was Scott's manner. Dumas
sdopts the opposite principle of compost
ton. He secures the attention of his
readers at once by startling incidents
and vivid characterization and de-
scription.
If Scott may have sometimes wearied
cause they were details, OF because they
were minute and the ingredients of
microscopic description but because
they were Irrelevant. His plan was
that of true and conscientious artist.
He was willing for the reader to judge
the probabilities of situations by the
standard Of previous narrative and de-
lineatiOu. He knew that intelligent
interest in a plot could only arise from
a clear perception of character and
events. He understood too well the
secret Of climax to open a story with
startling and bewildering scene. The
plan of Dumas, no doubt, secures more
immediate effect, and admits Of
plenty Of so-cslled sensation but it is,
after all, that Of a mOUntebank, who,
faithful to the etymolOgy of his name,
ascends at once to the highest emf
nence that is accessible, and parsdes
the most fisshy Of his tawdry
wares or wonders. After this the
gradations OF ascent by which artistic
climax must be reached, are impossible.
The ploc must be evolved on dead
level or in languid diminuendo. With
sOunder ideas Of the economy Of art,
Scott usually managed to preserve the
crescendo until he had exhausted the
chief elements Of interest in his story. I
The species Of Charlatanism practiced by
Dumas is by no means confined 10 novel |
writing Popular actors are very apt to
fall into It; and many a stage Richard |
or Hamlet drags his slow length |
along" through fOUr-fifths of g per-
fsrmance, because an ambitious histO- |
rian mounts TO the top of tragical decla- |
nation, look and sctiOn in the first act. |
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TERMS OF WEEKLY.

As an inducement to Est up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
or:
One Copy, one year s 90
To clubs of ten or more, each 80
twenty or more, each 4 %
Invariably IN ofr'dnce
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LONDON, January II, II m.-The re
! form league are preparing for another
monitor trade demonstration. The az
/ fair will come of in this city on the llth
OF February. It il expected to surpsss
any demonstration Of the kind ever seen
in England
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE heaviest
snow known for years-already foot
deep, and still falling.
TRIEsTE, January 16.-The Hungarian
diet, with remarkable unanimity,
evinced design to break their neg6tis-
tions with Austria, If that government
continues to oppose the wishes OF Hun
gary in insisting on the army organiza-
ton scheme and other measures equally
oppressive and odious to the people.
VIENNA, January 1.-THE Press Of
this city, in an article this morning.,
says a large insurance has been made "a
Hamburg on the personal effects Of Max
imilian, which are to be shipped per
steamer Maria TO Rsgusa.
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Candid Mind.

There is nothing sheds so fine light
upon the human mind as candor. It
was called whiteness by the ancients, for
its purity, and it has always won the es-
TEEN due 10 the most admirable of vir-
tue little sought for or practiced; all do
TO it the homage Of their praise, and feel
the charm and power OF its influence.
The man whose opinions make the deep
est mark on his fellow-man, whose
influence is the most lasting and
efficient, whose friendship is in
stinctivsly sought where all Others
proved fsithIess, is not the man Of bril-
liant parts, or fattering tongue, or splen-
did genius or commanding power, but he
whose lucid candOr and ingenious truth
transmit the hearts real feelings pure
and without refraetiOn. There are other
qualities which are more snowy, aud
other traits that have higher place in
the worlds code Of honor, but none wear
better, or gathers less tarnish by use, or
claim a deeper homage in that silent
reference which the mind must pay to
virtue.
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There Is a religion in everything
around us-cRlm and soly religion ia
the unbresthing things OF nature, which
man would do well to initiate. Il is a
meek and blessed influence, stealing, as
it were, upon the heart. II rOuses not
the passions, and is untrameled by the
creeds, and unshadoged by the super
stitions Of men. IL Is written IN
the arched skies. IL is among
The hills and valleys Of the earth
where the shrubless mountains pierce
the atmosphere of eternal winter, or
where the mighty forest huctuated before
the strong winds with its dark waves of
green foliage. It spreads but like legi-
BE Language upon the broad face OF the
unsleeping ocean IL is that which lifts
the spirit within, upuntil il Is tall enough
to overlook the shsdow Of cur place Of
trlal-which breaks link after link, the
chain which binds it % meteriality, and
opens TO our Imagination a world of
spiritRsl pasHty,
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OFtICFRS:
pIEECTeRrOFASGRRoyA LOBGE, No. is,

MEMPBIs, Tenn, January 10, 1877.
RsstS First Monday In every month, st
o'eloOk pm, At odd Fellows Han.
OFFICERS
d. c. Trader. W. NJ; once, s24 Front street
residence, 81 Union st.
u. B. Forster, :. W.
T. X. Carroll, 3. W,
Gus Reder, D.
CiOSdnRn, 5 D
q T. Fomli inson, Secretary
Iohn Beamish Ass slant Secretary
y. J. WiggiE, Treasurer;
E ,. Conner, stew ard
C. A. Beehn, Steward.
D. Suter, Tyler snice, 2s Main street res
fdence, No. II OyertOn street. jaHl2 u
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Count Won Bismark will not quit Ber-
liu-in spite of the serious effect which
official labOurs are calculated TO have
upon his health-befOre the close of
the conferences Of plenipOtentiaries
upon the constitution Of the North
German confederation nor possibly
even before the opening Of the North
German parliament in February.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-18

Alta meeting Of the Recording offieeu
Of the various Masonic Bodies OF thii
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL Wa
adopted as the Organ OF the Order fol
the city Of Memphis.
Ben X PULLES. Secretary south Memphis
Lodge, No lSi
JoHs BEANIsH, Secretary Angsrona Lodge
H.P. ". oDwAED. Secretary Leila scott Lodge
D. 2 Brrrs. Secretary Hamilton Lodge, No. 2ss
B. K Pun. n, Secretary Kilvinning Lodge
w.n. PsrsfEE Recorder Penn Chapter, No. 2;
< J. WUGGIN, Recorder Eureka Council, No.
y. J. WIGGIS, Recorder Cyrene CouomRndery
KIT. 30 l.
Il. 7. TJMLrSsON, Secretary HerHes, No. !, L..
p. A.. A., : e. R..
A Z. FRAHKLkSD, Secretary MithiRs, No. :, L.
P. A.. A. s.. r..
b K PULLHS, for Council P. OF J.. A. A.,
H.P wooDEAHD, for Chapter s.. p. Of Rose
trolK de H. A. A.. =. r.
D. C. TKADEr, Sor-. CsnEistsry OF s.. p. r..
a. A.. A.. 3 r..
No efforts will be spared on the part OF
the publishers Of the APPEAL TO merit
this flattering evidence Of the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity T;
and in addition to e standing directory
OF all Masonic institutions in the clty-tO
be corrected as often as may be neces-
ssry-it is intended 70 devote s column
or more each Sabbath to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, as it is hoped may
prove Interesting and instructive to the
Brethren.
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sOTrH HEHPHIs LopGE. No. lls.

Meels second Friday in every month, At thel'
Hall cgrner OF Madison and Second streets.
OFFICERS:
IT. serars, W. NJ ofice, Lee Block, Union
street
W s. Mathews S ";
J. B. Csmp pbell, J. ";
Zen. K Fullen, secretary, S7s Mair strest
T. II. Barnum, 3. D.
W J. Hastings, J. d:
] r q Guliiand, Steward
G. ID. Plummer. Steward
L II. Thomas, Tyler. JAZZ u
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E L S o N S
HANNOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS
EIsen Bros. First in the Field

and continue until the Is, dAy OF January, lss7.
We shall offer our Goods 81 such low prices
a. will insure their sale.
We are bound not 70 be uBdersold By any
one. In fact, we villa guarantees 70 pe lover ID
our prices than any house n the city
Country Storek eeeers and buyers can get rare
bargains of'us for CASH and CASH ONLY.
just Received:
so doz Opera Kids at 81 . per pair.
50 doL Opera Nubias IS cents 70 s. each.
u. O pa Cslico, Gzst coiors, IS cents psr yard.
hoo pa BroWB Domestic irOIR ID " = cents per
Bleaehed Domesties greatly reduoed-s good
srticle-5z I'd. vice, l274 cents per yard
Eiseched Domesiiesr = ID. vide, II 70 a cents
Blessbed Domeslies, - yd wide, % to q cents
Bisao6ea 'bofaestio., full yard vide, splendid
quality, IS 70 e cents per yard.
Iousdsls, warranted, only IS cs1ts per yard.
50 % tx Sheeting, 70 % and 90c.nts per yard.
BED Ticking only % cents per yard
White Msrseilies Spreads, 81 q 10 81 80 each
cheap Al double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced.
Jaoonets from lo % g cents per yard.
Drsss Goods reduced fully one-han eur former
extraordinary low prices.
Scotch Plsids half wool and AL wool. from %
- 5 cents per yard.
Empress Go hs, al WOOL only e71F cents per
Iadies' al wool Balnaorsls, bright oolors, only
English Merinos only IS eents per yard.
Preneh Merinos AT COST 2 AT COST
100 doR Ladies Hose, white and coloredi nom
II YOU want 70 save money and get good
Goods al les than half price don 3 forget 70
One Price Only and Terms Cash.
ELSoN BROS,
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janis
LRILI SOarf LORGE, No. %.

Meets First friday night in each month, and
on the Anniversaries OF 81 John the Bsptis,
aud St. John the Evangelist, in the Hall OF
sSuth Memphis Lodge, No. ia southeast ooE-
nsr OF Second and Madison streets.
OFFICERS:
John Ainslie. ". NJ:
D. A. Wi lfsmson, 3. ";
Henry Covpsrthwaite, J. W;
J. W. Wolterng, Treasurer; southwest corner
y ain and Washington streets-
81. P Woodland, Secretary 246 Main street
Nathan Hod heimer, 8 D;
Augustus Bloom, J. D.;
:. II Thomas, Tyler. JGn2 u
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SEWING MACHINES!
Why Grover ! Bakers Machine IS Best

| II Is more simple, durRhle and less liable tc
= teranEemenL than others.
z. IL seWs rom nrdl nary spoOls and no re- wind
ING oi thread Is necessary.
] 3 IL seWs with equal "a ility all fabrics, the
most delicaie and the he West, and with al
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
& lis seam "a 30 strong and Rstic that Il nevel
breaks, even on the bias
I 5. II fssions both ends Of the seam by it's OWE
or "a ion.
9. It's seam, though cut AZ every sixth stitch, re-
mains firLn, and neither .uEs or raveis IN ia
wear
/ J. Us sean Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains It's plumpness after washing better
than any other.
s. D = seano can be removed IN altering garment
Gu ing them.
g. Wachng and varying the tensions upon tbs
tnfeao1, neevsstry 10 other 10 chimes, Is IN
necessary 10 THIS The tension being once sd
! iusied un be Grover & Baker Machine, any
smoun, q sewing may be cone without
/ TO- Il T. axes beautiful embroidery witboat any
/ cnange Arrangement, simply bY inserting
thresds OF suitable sizes and oolors for this
] purpose II Is the only machine that beth
emDToiters and sews perfectly.
| The "t;ention OF Tailors. Manufacturers O.
l Clothing, AoOtS and Shoes Carriage Trirnmers
I and All others requiring the best and most sf
/ ftcllve Lpck-cutch Machines, is invited TO oul
new shuttle Machine, especially adapted u
Manufacturing purposes
GROVER & BAKER s NJ Co.
I hecla IN as Isin street.
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HGEILToy IODGE. Nc. 2Ss.

hAMlLfUN IVBhh, Nc ZS5s
Odd Fsliows' Building, corner Court and
Main streets.
OFFICERS:
Pm Stanley, ". NJ; residence, As second s.
- Baird. 4. W;
WI Wilkinson, J. W.
Butts Secretary
J. p. Tobn, IIeasureEi
McD1uEall, s. D;
- Mellin. J. d.
stated Communications on Third Frday
Riaht Of each month. Ianl2 u
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pEAR SIR:

DKAR SrR:
We would respectfully call your attention TO
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton Factorage business In
this place. with superior facilities for the trans
action Of the same, and an intimate knowledge
of the wahts of the planting community, We
feel confident we can conduct your business TO
your advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCERY DEPARrAhNT, with the increased
facilities at our command, together with our
long experience In the trade, we can guarantees
70 our friends ana customers a fufl and varied
stock. which will enable rs at all times TO al
their orders promptly aDI at the lowest market
rates. One OF our house viii devote his entire
time and attention 20 the sale OF COTTON
Having 8 thorough knowledge Of the same ana
being sellers only. we can at ali times obtain the
highest market prices. We are prepared TO
MAKE advances on Cotton consigned tots an
consignments OF Cotton viii be covered with
Insurance In our open policy, unless otherwise
ordered By a strict attention 70 business. we
trust 10 merit continuance OF the liberal pa
tronags already extended US soliciting share
OF your business. We remain, very resDectfully
80. ANDERSON. .QAX 4, A,RUGHER.
AFasyEz, TsEE, sspA l. lsae. Lssl4-
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HEsREE LNR MAsONIC CALEypAR.

A.. NJ. 5oI-
Ttsri, 10Th September. 1858.
Khesvan, 10Th October,
Chiseu, gth Novem Der, q"
Tebeth. 9Th Decem Der. q"
I Hhebst. zlh January, 1851.
/ Adar, 6th February,
! Ves6sr, 5th March, q"
/ Nissn. 9th April,
IiEr, 6th May,
Swan, 9Th June,
! ThamuE, sth July,
All, ID August,
I Eluel, lst september,
Ash Wednesday, 18th February, 1857.
haunday Thursday, gth April,
Good Friday, 10th April.
kastez Sunday, l2th April, "
Ascension, 2lst May,
Pentscost, 5lst May,
Saint Andrews Day, 50th November IN sscE
year. jal2 II
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UNITED STATS AND EuRorEAH EENs AEso-
CIATION REPURTs.l
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Daily lin advanced per annum So %
a. y" per week =
To carriers and new--.c -lers, per copy 5
Week Y per annum tin advaucol o.
re Sosubscri ytiOn entered on our mail books
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PsTrE or SUBSCRIPTION

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
BENJA MIN F. DILL.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MAEONS
The Appeal Declared the OfflCial
Organ for the Mystic Brother
hood In Memphis.
mAsONN NOTICE,

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic cOnclAves in this city:
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CTREyE C0NYAKBERT lK.Tl, No. 4.
OFFICERS


Meets Fourth Monday in each month at
s'oloek pm. a. their Asylum 2oi Front street
OFFICERS:
Sir John Zent, 2. C.; Office, n. Front o. Gas
Works; residence, 10 Market street
idT John Ainslie, Genl;
sir G1eOrge Mellersh, c. O.;
Sir George White, PTelate;
Sir H. p. WOodard, b. W;
Sir r. Parker, Jr. W:
Sir ID. c 7 ader, Treasurer
Sir M. Wiggin, Recorder;
Fir T. N. StSuley, sd. b;
sir Gus. Rsoer, Sr B.:
Sir B. X. Pullen. " arden
S1r Louis Christian, Guard. .aulB 4
EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6 q. ANB s. H..
Meets Third Monday In each month, st ODD
FellowE Building.
OFFICERS:
John Zsnt 7. l. N; ONCE, North Front street,
opposite Gas Works; residence, 10 Market 81.
q p. Woodward. D. T. I. N;
George MellsTsh, p. C.;
y. J. WigEin. Recorder;
". Page. Jr, Treasurer;
Cue Keder, c. G.
& J. Lynn, Stewart
,. J. sutsr, Guard. JanB "
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one month Oh
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other advertisements
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square for each nd every insertion.
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week.
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DEM p. THEALL, AUCrIONFER.-HOUsEHOL
ID Furniture rosewood PisnofSss Mirrors Carpets SS
O'Clock at their salesroo. No o. Liberty street. general
assortment Housekeeper Furniturevz carved rosa
wood Paror suites in satin and reps walnut enam-
ee Bedroom Suits French Bcdstsads Ore sing Bureaus
Washsand lounges Chairs and Easy Chairs Wardrobes.
cured hal Mattresses Fea her Pillows walnut
ard oak extension Dining Tables, Bullets and Eageres
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

A UCTIoN.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF OVER
"A $4,000 worth Of magnificent and costly Househod
Furniture made 20 order BY celebrated city makers this
ROTH Aucuonee at the elegant five story residence "
West Eighth street. Clinton place. between Fifth and Sxh
avenues sting rosewood Panoorte tw, beautiful
Parior Suits covered In french satin crimson and maroon
and gold brocatel; marble top Tables EtaReres,
Curtains Clocks Mirrors Carpets, Bedsteads Bureaus
Washsta nds Spring and air Mattresses Bolsters. PILLOWS,
Lounges sofas and Chairs haircloth and reps Glass,
China and Silver Ware. Cutlery. &C. sale positive Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

(,lrY AUCTION MART, CORNER BROADWAY AND
Thirty NIB street. J. Henry Anc0 na ,oy..
5 hards hi9h, years old sound and kind in AL har.
ness great endurance aud superior road horse also
TO be sold for want Of 1ael bay Horse ho.ssn
years old and kind also other Horses Par
tcuars sale. Also all styles OF Wagons Harness Whips,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

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~ az rlfih street, New York.
Morning aud afternoon classes for children Will commsDes
Saturday Oct Evenng essses for gentlemsn vii
rnsnce tuesday Oct For terms, a. scud for circular
M Dodworh win be st home end receive calls after sept. %