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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

rfyHx subserbsr esrs for s.ls his nns Farm of 200
essss situnted in Scott Township, one 1slle north
cTcr1snfburR. Il ID wsIi fenced Improved, - well
eaisrsd hss % acres Of goc timber, good orchard
Of Improved tTuits Rood supply Of grapes, peaches
snd RI vsrlstiss cf i1all frlits The buildings Are
aoof f1nS h1ass tso GOOD barns and out buildings,
IN iEz111llz1t repair. 9 N'khfDBk;
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Lvon's Periodical Drops.

The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities.
THESE DROPS are ascisntihcally compounded Au-
idpreparstion, and bitter than any Pills, Powders
or Nostruus Being liquid their action is direct and
posttiys renderiug them reliable speedy and GER
lain specific for The eurs OF all obs!rucons and sup
prsssiuus of nature. Their popularity Is indicated
bJ the fact that over 600 bottep Gnnusy sold
and consumed by the ades Of the United States,
ery one Of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise OF their great msrits They are rapidly tax
ing ths place Of every other Female Remedy, Ard are
considered By all who know aught Of them, as the
surest safest, and most infaibe preparation u tie
world for thecure OF all female complaints, the
unova of all obstTuctioRs of nature, and the promo
tion Of heAlth regularity and strength. Explicit d-
reotious stating when they may bs used and explain
ing when and why they should not, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen lswa will b. found carefully folded around
each bottle with the written signature Of JoHN L.
Lyon, Without which none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. Lyon, 1875 Chapel Street,
New Hsven, Conn who can be consulted either per-
sonaly BY mail enclosing stamp concerning all
private diseases and female weakDesses- Sold BY all
hruaRistsev every where. C. G. CLARK L Co.
1867 Geu'l Agents for q. s. and Canada.
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MuscAL.-The young people of this
community have formed themselves into a
large singing class. meeting tri-weeklJ at the
Union Church, under the guidance of T.
Bray of this place. Mr.. Bray is a thorough
teacher and through his instruction we may
expect choir of good singers.
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severe Snow STORM We bav. ius, q

Severe Snow Storm We have Just en-.
countered one of the heaviest falls of snow
witnessed here abouts fer manya year. The
wind blowing hard from the north-eatt at
first, afterwards changing to the north-w west
has drifted the snow badly in some places
Should Judge snow fell here in forty
eighth hours, from fifteen 10 eighteen inches
deen Zee.
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MIscELLANEoUs.
strayed, strayed.

CfIAYED from Alexander Kiug's farm Z B.llEitle
Sfsvnship Dss. s1st 1856, one nine yesF old, light
red COW, high straight horns, belonging TO Isass
Phelps and Lewis Tyler.
Also, sus pair OF two year old spotted stears and
one dask brown Gov, belonging to Darzs DrSke, from
the old Bnshtell SaNmill 10 Green OrSsk Township,
tvs mllss Nerth of0raensprings.
nbsra1 reward will be paid for their recovery, or
fsr fnfcrmstion % to where they may be found.
ISAAC PHELPS, Fremont, Ohio.
DARIUS DRAKE, Grsensprinss' Ohio.
1W. nd.
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PARrIEs.-A large party of the Elmore
people went to woodville for sleighride on
Saturday evening and took supper at Rice's s
Hotel. Another large party of young folks
went out on Tuesday evening for rid, and
had a little social dance at the Elderkin
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ROLLERSVILLE.

Our Rollersville correspondent writes thus:
1 wish te congratulate the Journal on its en-
largcd and prosperous appearance. The
Journal has now reached a capacity which is
all that its patrons can desire; it contains
ample room for the business men and yet has
as much reading matter as any other county
paper in the State. yh 7itr'.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

Liberal-The Young Mems Lyceum"
has donated their books which constituted
their library to the Fremont Library Asso-
citation. We understand that there are two
or three hundred volumes in good condition
and most Of them valuable standard works.
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Marriaas.

In Fremont, Jan. II, 81, by Justice Tyler,
JONI BoYERs with Miss LUCY JOSEs-
On the 10Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father by the Rev. NJ. Long, Mr..
CONRAD CRAHER to Miss HULLAH SNIckARD,
both of jackson Tp, Sandusky Co., o.
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At The Five Mile Houns,

At The Five Mile House.-Ths young
people Of Fremont to the number Of about
thirty couple held party at the "Five Mile
House on Monday evening. The supper
the chatting and the tripping Of fantastic
toes were all eminently satisfactory
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Notice.

A MELIA JAMES in the Stale Of Michigan, v ILL
n lam James in Marion County, Ohio, and Mary
Ann williams, wild w Of John Williams, Deceased,
residence unknown, win take notice, that Thomas
Jame of Erie Coonty, Ohio, did on the IA tn day OF
January A. D. 1857, hle his petition In the court OF
Common Pleas, wiIhin AMI for the County OF San
d1sky in the State of Ohio, against them as defend
ants setting forth therein. that their father John
James being the 10 Zee simple of the east part
east half o. fractional section Eve, Township b=e,
range seventeen Ssudusky County, Ohio, containing
loI acres more or less; in his LIFETIME entered into
a written aRresment with the plaihtiRs Thomas
James, By which the said John James was to convey
all his title in said laud to the said Thomas James,
by good and sufficient deed therefor; hat after ma
king said agreement the said John James cled, in
testate vii hout having executed or delivered to the
said Thomas James dsSd for the said premises, lea
wing this raid AmsIls James bis widow, William
James, Mary Ann Williams ard plaintiff his chill
i. en-. legal Representative and heirs at law
The IrAyer of said Istion is, that the said AI1e-
liza lrres, widow, william James AID Mary Ann
Williams may be required to convey said premises 10
the said Thomas James bY good and suthc:snt deed
as contemplated By said written agreement, and for
other proper relief.
said persons are alao rotiisG 10 appear ard an
swer said petition or before tAs th day of
March A. D. 1885,. rHoAAS JAMES
By j. R. BGKTLErT HsNsR EvsErr.
January l4th, 1861. His Attorneys.
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FOR SALE.
Land. Land.

1Clo ACRES eflsnd on Es1 Clare river Nisoonsin,
lAtlS cHsrsd q greet hATssin for cash. ortn eT-
oharrs fof lrrbx delivered next all, or crproPerty In
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

Solids. P. wottsiDg has sold his room
in Union Block Clyde, 10 Mr.. White late Of
Lockport, N. Y. ya
Mr.. White, we understand, intends to put
a stock Of dry good. into the room in the
spring. --,-.., ~ @
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A SLEGHTNe PARrr.-A s.eighing party
of tweniy-six couples came in town from
Clyde, on Wednesday evening and stopped
at the Croghan House, where they had lit
tie social dance, an elegant supper, and q
happy time.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

Annual Elsotion.-At the Annual Meet
ing of the F:=s. National Bank of Fremont,
held on the sth inst, the following named
gentlemen were reelected Directors, viz: s.
Birchard, Jas. W. Wilson, W. Bruner, Jas.
Justice, Robert Smith, A. W. Lucky, and
A. Il. Miller. At a subsequent meeting, of
,he new Board, S. BIRcHARD, was reelected
President and Jas. W. WILSON, Vice Presi-
dent A. d. MILLER being continued as CASH
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4 HiUE HONE nSe one ssrs Of Land. vita. fruit
tsss6 ked oui-baidings, IN the city Of Fremont,
verT ehsap sd lou7 time Tor psymeuts; also asout
4 q az etf5 en B1eeFstusek, "a Fremont snifable
fsrrrr rs<ssfzcknrinx srtablishnsnt. and near the
burlasse s1rsica cf town Enquirs Of D. JUNE.
Ffs1e<k "a q, 1ss7-sh
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Another Rumpus. assault was made
on Friday night last on the house occupied
by Mr.. Van Buskirk and family, on the flats,
by Charles Wilson and four or FIVE others.
After demanding and being refused admit
taDce they smashed in the windows, sash,
glass and all, and did some other damage.
Van Buskirk blew his horn and raised an
alarm and in short time the neghbors were
out skirmishing up and down the streets and
alleys to find the cause of the alarm Wilson
was arrested, brought before Justice lyle:
for examination on Monday, and bound over
under bail of $500 to appear on the first day
Of the next term of court.
II is surmised that the object OF the raid
was to get possession Of child of Wilson's
sister, wife of son of Vsn Buskirk, bnt now
separated from him. While the application
for divorce is pending temporary custody of
the child was granted to the mother who
took the child to Cleveland. Reports say
that Van Buskirk found means to get the
child away from Cleveland, and that it has
been kept here since that time. 1.-the reco.-
cry OF the child was the objact of the assault
pescsable course might have bsen chosen
which would have been much more effcctusl
VIsIT.-The Belleyse Band visited Fremont
on Wednesday for sleigh ride, and stopped
- tho Arnaviean uorea
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

Personai.-OOl H. W. BRIsroL, returned
from New York last week and reports snow
banks, blookades and long delays the order
of the day on the eastern railways.
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oUE fKENIuMs.-We have good reports
from those who are trying to get our premi-
uns, by sending US new subscribers, Our
premiums are valuable and no one who
makes any effort can fail to get some one Of
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

The oDD FELLows.-The Independent
order of Odd Fellows have fixed upon the
evening Of FEBRUARY the 5th as the occasion
of their annual Reception and Festival.
They are certain 10 have good time.
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rrtRx desirable Let on the Of Elm and State
II 6frsFtzs rfsnput, e offered for EAls. Also, ons
Horss, Burr3 and HkrnesE Q double vsson and about
ex15o Szfsflss. For p.rticulsrs ssll OF addrssl
~ rr5<r1lfned fSsidsnep rornss Elm slnts Sts.,
FramonA o. iHks. eRATIA l. W00DW0RTH.
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Lost.-0n Thursdsy evening oflast week,
between the residence of Sheriff Russell and
the M. E. Church, Fitch Victorine. A
suitable reward will be given TO the finder
by lesving it at the residence of Mr.. Rus
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Annual Meeting Of tho Free

ANNUAL MO0tEDk Ot tA0 Fkes
mont Fire Department.-The
members of the Fremont Fire Department
are notified to meet at the Engine House,
Monday evening, January %, 1867, at Ia
o'clock for the purpose of electing Depart
.ment officers for the ensuing year. Every
Fireman is requested to be present.
s. BUCKLAND, Chief Enginesr.
II. W. BRIsToL, Sec'y.
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WANTED

Jane L Bueklands Stave Barrel Factory. for
"A which 81 will be paid for good Red Oak, and
= 50 ar ali ether kinds Those wishing 70 get out
Belts viii please call at the cfhce near O. Il T. Rail-
road and gst directions hew t. rPlit them Also,
Tlrht Barrel Slaves and Heading boDRbt-
JUNE a. BUCkLANO.
Bpmsut, Jan. /, 1s6..-1m2
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Protraoted Meeting. prOtracted
meeting that has been in progress near the
Pike, about three miles west Of town, closed
on Saturday evening last The attendance
had been large and considerable interest was
manifested.
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I,and for Sale.

= ofFER fer s.lssorty aerss Of Land adjoining the
Coanay Kou.s farm, end nov part 0fIny farm, one
iriis and hsH east oe fremont, the River Read.
e nzs Ioacrss Of fzsrAts timber and 30 Of cleared
ind veil fsnose stunpsd, and IN good state Of Oul
tislfsoa. Fer sale at hFTaia.,s d. REYNOLDS.
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Painted.-The "Tableaux COMPANY"
have had their drop curtain and stage fixtures
beautifully painted by the scenic artist Mr..
LouIs kINDT, of Sandusky. The work is
done with excellent taste, the design aud COL
Oring beirg in perfect keeping with the
simple plan of the stage and its furniture.
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Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba.

Conducted by the Spanish GSvernHenf.
sS6O, 900 IN GOLD drawn every II days
Prizes eashed and irfor,nStion furnished; the
highest rates paid for Don blooms and all kinds Of Gold
and Silver also for all Government Securities.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
lsylaHP1 ~. 10 Wall st., New York.
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GO A00 A YEAR made by any ons with SIS
BZ,VIJU-Steneil Tools. No srpeIien neeecessa-
ry Inc Prssdsnts Cashiers and TTsasuTers Of three
Bnhs indorse III cir ealar. s-nt nee with SAMPLES
ADDRESS the AmsricaR Stencil Tasl works, Spring
held, Vermont. u30n1s
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BUILDING SroSE.-The BEST BUILD
ING STONE, in any quantity. will be fur
nished by June d Buckland, from their
ouarries on NAPOLEON street,
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EXPEDITION Brass Band made Pill
grinlsge TO Clyde Wednesday evening where
they were the guests Of Mr.. Stevenson. They
report delightful time and plenty of oysters.
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CLYDE.

Farm q sold.--Siuon p. Whitaker of
York Township, HIS sold his farm 10 Mr..
Day of Monroeville %.
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Taking Notes.-We understand that
MAHLoS OHASer, Esq, has been engaged as
the regular correspondent of the Clyde Times
from this place.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

,SrosE! S1oSE ll-Building stone in any
quantity can nov DO had at Close d Gibbs
Quarry. Enquire Of
2lw. p. CLosE.
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Band Ball.-The ball given for the ben.
eft of the Band last week Thursday evening
was we'll attended and passed off to the en-
tire satisfaction Of everybody concerned.
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Blusterins.-Sundsy was a clustering
day and only people with good pluck and
strong convictions of duty ventured out to
church.
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Ann ARbOr Business College
And TeHegraphic Institute.-

This very prosperous and popular Institu-
ton, located at the seat Of the ,argest UnI-
versity on the continent. affords many ad-
vantsges superior to all other Commercial
Colleges. The Lac Department is conducted
by one of the professors Of law iu Michigan
University who is also the anthor Of several
standard works. 7elegraphiRg is taught BY
a frst-class practical operator of many years
experience upon busines lines who is thor
oughly acquainted with the details Of the
science. Every Department is conducted by
efficient Professors, accomplished masters Of
their calling. For circular address the
President, A. G. PAHsoSs, A. NJ,
2ml. Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Dr. schenck,. PuImonIe syrun.-T1i

DAs SIhhoNCA'9 EuAmOn1C SyTups-ThiH
great medicine cured DR.. J. r. scaExcK the Prouri-
etor, OF Pulmonary Consumption, when it had assu-
med IFS most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death aprearedto be inevitable. His hysiciaSs pro-
nounesd his case iEeurable, when be commenced the
use Of this simple butpoWerfIl remedy. His health
was restored in very short time, an no return of
the disease hse been aPprehensed for all the symp
toms quickly DISAPPEARED Gndbis present weight 4.
more than two hundred pounds.
sines his recovery be has devoted his attention
eusively to the cure Of Consumption, and the dis
eases whiehare usually complicated with 1t, and the
cures effected By his medicines have been very nu-
merous and truly wonderful. DR.. scHENcK makes
prof ssonal visits to several of the larger cities
weekly, where he has lhrgs soncourse of patients,
snd it is truly astonishing to poor consumptives
that have to be lifted ont Of their earriages and
in few months healthy, robust persons. DR.
ScEHScz's PHlmoSie Syrup, Ssaeeed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills are generally required in curing
Consumption. Full directions accompany sacu, so
that any one can :aks them without seeing Doctor
schen:k but when IT is convenient tits best to see
him. He gives advice free, but for a thorough s1-
animation with his Hespirome.er his fee ia three dol
lars,
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FREMONT.

- Copies Of the ''Joursar' in wrappers,
ready for mailing, can be bad at this office at
cents each. ~
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Business business is more than usually
brisk now that the sleighing is so'excellent.
many comiug in from distance 10 trade.
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VISTA delegation of Odd Fellows from
Clyde, paid visit to Crogban Lodge on
Saturday evening, and enjoyed pleasant
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SrAGks.-June d Buckland pay cash for
Stave Timber and Slaves for tight work de-
livered at their Factory near the depot.
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Wanted.

TWO Hundred thousand Pipe SLAYER; Two HUn-
dred Thousa nd Red al Stsves; for which the
Highest market price viii be raid in cash: BY
M. BINkLEYs
Yruout, Dec. 20, IsSs.-lns
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Wheat Orcp.-The wheat crop promise,
to lie good next season. Most farmers sowed
early and the wheat was well rooted when
the cold weather came on, and the heavy
blanket of snow aud the steady cold weather
have been very favorable thus far during the
winter. But the failure of the crop of late
years has discouraged farmers, and less than
the usual amount was Gown last fall, To
remedy this as well as to provide against a
possible failure Of that already sovn our far
uers ought to prepare to sow spring wheat
In all cases where it has been tried il has
proved very successful, in many cases yield
ing more than the average crop of winter
wheat in good seasons, aud in all cases Civ
ing paying yield. This winter we are i'm
porting our wheat to supply our home mar
ket. This is a suicidal policy and ought not
to be. Let our farmers take this matter into
consideration. .t..s.tsr
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=. Close continues to receive Choice Brands
of Flour from the West at the rate Of 100 bar
rels per week and sell way below the market
price 3tt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPREAD THE TRUTH.-sone nledi-
esl men insist thstitis undigrinsd TO adver iise
remedy, however valuable it may be. Queer reason
ing this It is like saiug that article which the
world needs shoald be hid in eorner-that benefits
and blessings msJ Be 10 widely difsassd-that the
means Of protecting AID rsstoriug health should
be close menopoly, and not accessible TO all. The
argument is bad. 1t is worse thSn that 1t is IEaU-
NAE. supposs H0SrErTER's STOMACH BIrTsRs
su absolute spseifc for dyspepsia bilioususss AMI
nervous deSitiy-had nevsr b b'en.knosn beyond the
repertoire of the faculty, what would have been the
consequence Instead Of curing and inyigoratiDE
millions, the COED effects Of the preparation would
have seen confined to comparative few. There is
the highest suthority for saying that light should
not be hid under bushel; that vhatevsr
lent should be placed a city on hill where All men
take eosnEA1ee of it. II is upon this pr aciple
that the BITTERS have besn advertised aud continue
20 be advertised in every nsrspsper Of any prouin-
enee in the western hemisphere, AMI thst the spcn-
aoeous test monials in its favor have be tr1nsst
ed into all written languages. Thousands enjoy
perfect health to day who would be iaugu'shiug on
beds of sickness II the newspapers hsd not spread
the truth with regard to this uaequ allied nvgoraut
and corrective far and wide. Suppose profit has 5eeo
rssped from this publicity. Is that any argument
against tf If the public health has besn projected
IL lives have been saved; If the fsebIe have bsen
strengthened and the sick restored, great good has
been accomplished; and Who mean a. to Rrudge TO
exertisns thus directed thsE fair rewsrJ:-nlmI.
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=
ELMORE.

pramatio-The Dramatic club repeated
the fine drama, The Momentous Question, -
on Wednesday evening. .. t,f,..
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TERRIBLE AocIDEST.-On Wednesday of
last week Mr.. Philip Michaels, who lives
about three miles below town, was severely
injured while hauling logs to Amsden's new
mill. The accident occurred as he was walk
ing beside the sled while going up hill. His
feet became in some way entangled in the
zines, so that the horses were turned short
across the road, tipping the sled so much that
the log rolled off, striking Mr.. Micbaels in
the back and throwing him down, his breast
striking on a rail, ipjhriDg him in the face
and breast and internally. He laid under the
log until rescued by party of men who took
him home DR.. Stilwell has been in attend
ance and pronounces his injuries very seri-
GUS. though he is now doing well.
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OIL Company. = IditiatOry steps have
been taken to organize an Oil Company to
test promising property near Ballville.
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,AFarus Cor Sale.

oNH mile fron the Incorporation Of Fremont
huWn a the Rcbsrzon farm EDquirs Of Hiram
BsksF Of. neihsrns. OF DR.. Baker Of Freuont-omss
evss Pszfy Clsss's Grocery. tct-P. un