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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
CHAPTER 40.

CHAPTER 40.
AN ACT to authorize the sale of lands
and town lots for taxes in certain cases,
for an amount less than the taxes, inter-
est, and costs due thereon.
SECTION !. Be IL enacted by the General
assembly Of the State of IotDd, That 1t
shall be the duty Of the several County
Treasnrers Of this State, on the LIST Mon
day Of October, A. D., 1870, or any adj
journed sale thereafter, to offer and sell Mt
public sale, to the highest bidder therefor,
all lands and town lots which then re-
main liable to sale for delinquent taxes,
and which have heretofore been adver-
tised and offered at public sale. and passed
for want OF bidders for two or more
years; by giving general notice of such
sale for six weeks previous thereto, in
the official paper Of each Of their respec-
tive counties, which said noticasha re-
ions of this act. .
Sec. 2. That in ascertaininaDthe hsAer-
est and penalties, to be paidaIp6q the feo
demption of such real estate frd9p such
sale the sum paid tesaAy piece Sr par
eel of real estate sold, unfiUl. and by vir-
tue Of the provisions ofthis Nt; shall be
taken 10 be the full amount O13taxes, in
terest and costs due on spch parcel, at the
time of such sale, ard gil the provisions
of the Revenue laws IL Iowa, not incon-
sstsft with this ActShall apply to such
sala and to the redemption of any real
estate cold hHsvfftue 81 this Act, and the
amount so paid for any parcel Of real es
ftsse, shall be apportibned pro rata, among
the dfffarent funds to which it belongs.
Sec. 3. Thes efnount Of taxes due on
10y real estate S0id under the provisions
Owls Act, In exc6os. Of the amount for
whicAbe same was sS2d, shall he credit
etf as Unavailable taxi to the County
TreasurerH the County a uditor, appor
tioning the AMOUNT among the different
funds to wAiikt Me same ybelongs. The
amount Of sucii- xcess.xSe to funds be-
longing to the Stat shall be reported by
the County AuditW, to the Auditor Of
State as unavailable who shall give the
counties credit for Che same.
Section 4. This.sAct being deemed Of
immediate Importance, shall take effect
and be in force .y6om and after its publ
cation in the UoWa State Re?ister and
1aeS Monies Statesman, newspapers pub
lislpd in Des Moines, Iowa.
ThMNbill having remained with the
Govern1Af THREE days SUNDAY excepted
the GeneraN Assenbly being in session,
kaePecome ~ this Goth day of March.
: 80 ZIP RIGHT, Sec. of State.
hereby certify hat the foregoing Act
was p,lblishedin IN Iowo State Register
March e. g a ss4dt " MONIES lssa'es"'a"
.NaFaA ~ i''0' II. WRIGHT,
ccretary of State.
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Wishing to change and increase my
ADVERTISING, provided it will suit
those who have placed their property
with me for sale, and others who
may wish to do SO, / would hereby
request all who have REAL ESTATE
that they wish to sell, ,chether no,o in
my hands or not, to give me a call as
soon as convenient, so that / can
make the necessary arrangements.
BY SO doing you will oblige
Respectfully, Yours,
+. +. SPERRY.
n. B.-If you cannot come in per-
son, write to me. think can make
it to the advantage of all to leave
their property with me for sale, as
the advertising will be free of cost to
owners.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
IL r. 8 I ID E N G. Il

R e 8 I d e N CE,
Immediately South ofths above.
These comprise the most desirable Business
Property and Residence In town. Terms
reasonable.
~Apply to myself on the premises. or to
w. McJunkin, ATTY, south side Square.
1857 W. B. CARRUTHkRS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

Valuable Property for Sale!
wkAhs to increase my business facilities,
I ear tss Sale my
90 TWO.Story Business House
On the South west corn or Of the Public Square,
Knoxville, nov occupied BY Young,
Clark i Co. Also my
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-28
Winchester Rine Law.

Every day brings to light new facts con-
firming the statement already made in these
columns, that the Scott Ring intend to use
their constabulary and militia for the pur-
pose of overawing the whites and carrying
the elections by force.
l. About two weeks ago Geo. Lee, COL
ored lawyer living at Summerville, told a
colored Reformer that "the militia was only
''organized in order to compel the colored
"people to vote as the Radical leaders
s'pleased." This George Lee is a member
Of the Legislature, trial justice and the
assistant county treasurer. The only COM
mentary Of the colored Reformer was--"The
'.whites must arm too." This must be done
for the safety of blacks as we'll as whites.
2. The Winnsboro' NearS hears that ball.
cartridges are in course OF distribution to
the State militia.
These may be only straws, but they show
the way the wind blows.
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Perroneau, R. G. DeLarge, G.. W. Pinckney,
A1ayander Williams z r. Aaenr

Perroneau, R. c. DeLarge, G.. W. Pinckney,
Alexander Williams, F. L. Mason.
The majority delegation-including Con-
gresham Bowen, United States Senator
Sawyer and Timothy Hurley-was under
~stood to support G. G. Bowen for reelection
to Congress. The boiling delegation-in-
Guiding 7. ]. Mackey, E. W. M. Mackey, A.
J. Ransier and R. G. DeLarge-was under
stood to be in full accord with the admins
tration, and to support the nomination OF R.
G. DeLarge, (colored,) for Congress in the
place Of G. C. Bowen. The two delegations
proceeded to Columbia, and the result is
that the minority delegation, or boilers, are
admitted, and the majority delegation are
excluded.
This, it is true, is none of our funeral, but
it may be taken as broad HAT to the gentry
from abroad, that the day of their undivided
control Of the voices and votes Of the freed
men has come to an end at last.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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=. months 81 90.
TH. wsskN NEWS, one year s.. SIX copies
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go, tp. n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oF CHARLEsroN.
The Rsforn Canvass.

gg.g!ffsT -.1st. {! III !.
e Attention is directed to the changes made
In the appointments for Public Meetings, al
which tue. Hon. R. B. Carpenter and General
Nc. Butler will address the people. The
Hist isiioW as follows
,aWshaih, Thursday, July %.
:; IGreenyille, Friday, July %.
t,Abbeytlle Courthouse, Saturday, july 90.
t.saluda, Old Town, Monday, August l.
{. s...Newperry, Tuesday, August 2. 90
:: spartanburg, Thursday, August 4.
{ Union Courthouse, Friday, August S.
:: Flsh pam, on the 8. and 9. 3. B. Saturday,
Iaxingtcn Court house, Tuesday, August 9.
sIaursis. ss9lssaa1r1daY, Augustus. .
CoMmbfa Tuesday, August is. (, '.g...e.
q Winns6crns, "Wednesday, August II. -
f,;2 chester Cd6it h6uSe, Friday. August 10.
/ sBrcsd River, Chester County, Saturday, Au-
gust 2ogS 5tte
Yosks1lle, Monday, August %.
Ro6E HHl, Tuesday, August 2s.
81 sLaasrs Ford, Wednesday. August "a.
trIaucastsr Friday, August 2s. &. ~ -
Camden, Monday, August 20. -. :.
Sumter, wednesday, August 81. ,jai ~ s
sGsdsden, Friday, september 2. @as -,
: Other appointments viii be announced nom 4
time to time. Applications fr speakers and
all communications intended for the State Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Union Reform party
must be addressed to the Secretary, E. w.
.Selbels, Esq. Columbia, S. G.
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Whittemore Again.

The seller Of cadetships has, politically, as
many lives as a cat. A resignation from
Congress to avoid disgraceful expulsion, a
vote Of censure by the House Of Representa-
tives, refusal by the House to admit him to
the seat to which he was re-elected-this
would hayakilled score Of ordinary men.
But whittemore comes smiling to the
scratch, and, while arranging things for a
denomination, is appointed, by the Radical
State Convention the chairman of the Com
mittee on Credentials, and the chairman Of
the Committee on Platform. What pre-
cious platform it will be if Whittemore, just
this once, breaches what he practices.
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Admiral Porter, In relation to the German
shipping interests and the protection Oh Ter
man emigrants who may be en- route 10 this
country. The Secretary of the Navy will do all
he can consistently with the neutrality OF this
country, to render proper aid and protection
of the shipping interests of the contestants, so
far as their trade with this country is concern
ed. Baron Gerolt has received numerous
dispatches from Europe, but is very reti-
cent, as he Is authorized to give information
to no one except to the Secretary of State,
and that only by special direction. He says
war of the most bitter ard unreentlng KIM
is now In progress. All hopes Of peace are
gone, and he does net now regret IL. his
government had shown the world that she
meant fair play and p:oper warfare by the
generous proclamation of his King excluoins
from capture all goods not contraoand Oh war,
and in carrying out the treaty abolisnlng prl-
watering. He says the French Government
has disregarded the action of Prussia, and an
nounces his intention to seize all vessels
under the Prussian flag, &C.; at which the
Baron feels indignant, and says he does not
care how long the war lasts-.he longer the
better for Prussia He received over two
thousand letters last week from naturalized
Germans and Americans in various sections of
the country, containing offers of money and
other aid. His nation is not in need either of
money OF men; but if she should ever require
either, she would call upon America for it.
Thousands Of Germans are leaving this coun-
try to join the Prussian army They go by
way Of England and Belgium, at their own
risk, and without reference to him. he fur
ther says that the action of France in reference
to the shipping interests made it difficult to
conjecture whether or not she would interfere
with the Atlantic cables. He trusted, how
ever, the cables would be left untouched
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The Bowen-DeLarse squabble.

The State Convention has admitted the
DeLarge delegation or boilers, and has re-
jected the Bowen delegation, which, accord
ing to official Radical authority, was legally
chosen by the delegates of Charleston Coun-
ty. This row in the Radical camp has no
immediate bearing upon the Reform can
vass but it is worth cursory examination
as an evidence of the unscrupulous wire
pulling and log-rolling in which the Ring
indulge.
The Radical Convention for Charleston
County assembled in this city on Wednesday,
the goth inst. The authorized number Of dele
gates was 96, but there we're two contesting
delegations from Ward No. and ST. James's
Santee, making the total number actually
present los. Mr.. Timothy Hurley (of the
Bowen party) was called to the chair, and
the convention passed upon the claims OF the
two rival delegations. The convention, hav-
ing established the legality Of its ninety-six
delegates, went on with its work. After the
election of Mr.. Timothy Hurley (of the
Bowen party) as permanent chairman, the
following resolution was adopted:
BE it resolved, That the delegates elected
by this convention to the State Nominating
Convention, to be held in Columbia on the 26th
instant, be. aud they are hereby, authorized to
represent the County of Charleston in the nom
iuation of member of Congress for the Sec
ond Congressional District at such time and
place as the chairman of the Congressional
District Committee shall designate and appoint
for that purpose"
At this point in tho proceedings Mr. T.
j. Mackey, one Of the excluded delegates
from Ward No. 7, audthe delegates who had
voted in the minority during the session,
withdrew from the convention. There now
remained more than seventy delegates out OF
the original ninety-siX, and these proceeded
to elect delegates, with the following result:
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TIE New York Tribune, OF Monday, con-
tains pretty full report Of the proceedings
Of the Union Reform meeting, held in Charles
ton last week. 1t copies the greater part of
the speech OF MIR. NJ. P. O'Connor and Judge
Carpenter, as reported in The CHARLESTON
NEWS, .'to show the general spirit in which
.'the Re'5rm movement is conducted, aud
sssome Oh the issues at stake"
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The convention then adjourned. These
facts are taken from the official minutes Of
the proceedings Of the convention.
On the following day, ''the boilers" from
the convention of Wednesday met in con-
yention. Their number was stated to be
thirty.eight, afterwards increased to fifty
two by the arrival Of delegates from the
par;shes. These ''bolters" held their cleo
ton for delegates to the State Convention,
with this result:
A. J. Ransier, R. H. Cain, T. J. hackey, G.
6. Lee, r. Harleston, AbEam Smith, E. W. h.
Mackey, E. j. Adams, w. N. TAFT, N. Caulheld,
L. B. Moultrie, P. L. Miller, W. A. Grant, Hm'
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The Radical nominations.


The Radical State Convention, yesterday
evening, nominated r. Z. Scott for re-elec-
ton as Governor, and Alonzo j. Ransier for
election as Lieutenant Governor, Of South
Carolina. It was within the power of the
convention to have nominated candidates
whose comparative honesty and decency
might have paralyzed the energies OF the OPP
position, and made it, less imperative for
every honest citizen to work, with might and
main, for the redemption Of the State from
the debasing rule OF ignorance and vice.
But the convention has thrown away its
only chance, and, in selecting R. K. Scott Us
its champion, solidifes the ranks OF Reform,
while Haunting the banners of trickery and
vice in the face of an indignant people.
Robert Kingston Scott is the head and
front Of the clique Of unprincipled knaves
who have grown fat at the public crib, and
have made the Government Of the State OF
South Carolina q burning shame to Northern
and Southern civilization. Than the lead
inp spirits OF the convention, none
know better what are the blots upon
the official record Of the man whom
they would foist for two years moro
uoon chi7airous South Carolina These
leaders know that the administration OF
Governor Scott is marked by profigate ex-
travagance, and wanton disregard OF the
interests of his constituents, without par al
lei in the annals Of the North American
Union. In nominating Governor Scott these
men show, only too plainly, that their prom
.ises OF reform are mere hypocritical twaddle;
they show their determination to stand upon
their record Of wrong, and to inaugurate If
the people give them leave, new era OF
folly. riot and waste And in this lies the
only qualification which Governor Scott is
admitted to possess. he is fit representa-
tive Of the mal-administration and mis-gov-
ernment which have brought South Caro-
lima to the verge Of ruin. As the head OF
the Scott Ring, let him stand, without dis
guise in the front of the political battle, and
meet, if he dare, the stings and darts Of the
intelligent voters Of the State.
Alonzo J. Ransier, the nominee for Lieu
tenant-G Governor, is a rather light mulatto,
who was delegate to the Reconstruction
Convention, served in the last General AS
sembly, and is Auditor Of Charleston Coun-
ty. The demeanor Of Ransier is good enough,
and his intelligence is equal to that OF the
best of his class. In political life he is un-
derstood to have but one ruling idea, which
is to augment taxation until the whites are
driven bodily out Of the State. This precious
idea was intended to take shape at the last
session of the General Assembly, but, in view
Of the approaching elections, it was post
poned to this winter.
These are the candidates of the Radical
Ring. Their nomination is tantamount to
their defeat, and secures the glorious vic
tory Of the Union Reform party.
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alarhinerp, Gast,nas, &r.

>-,>~->-~~o>"1>~|>|1-|-"'>
m HE NO r F o L Z
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No. At EAST WIDE WATER STREET,
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BRAINS NON-CON u CTOR,
For Covering Steam Boilers, &c.
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3. P. BROWNE, General Superintendent.
Orders promptly executed. For particulars,
see pamphlet. ,.
~ Refer to Messrs. EasOn Bros, Eason Iron
Works; Messrs. Ravenel & Holmes; steamer star.
light Messrs. Aiken Il Co.; steamer Planter,
Messrs Ravenel Il Holmes; steamer Marion, kaV,
enel L Holmes; Walker, Evans Il CogsWel, NO. 3
Broad street.
The Non Conductor Covering can be seen aboard
of the steamers and at the places mentioned
above. Orders can be left at this Office.
iulY28-12
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NEWS OF rHE:;DAH

80 ~ -. 500, .i i o,,,
Gold y @ closed ils 70 se" ~ AosA se'oe''' - -'a
aal.G- .5ls ,,,..s ,.s....,. =. 100. All,
Ia Newtiork tl yeseeruas sts sosN voc W..
ana dfoopsng, ciosuang az al AH9s ~ io, up.o.s'
in Nyefpool aconon was ifies utAi' .. u ~.
lands saSta eaieans e{aosu. ), :.
.a :. M ,S.,.ss,s % - aenssononos of
WIN aGalna ~ lnes s1lAole, - consequence v
the reeensouuaees upon ,oietsu uo.'.,
- res1Mar M system ssln ot Dr!oery ana col.uptoa
OF osefnmsrtt r.t cftelals Dy .eamng nnes Q.
ocear steamershas ,us1 oeeh Drought % ''sh'
In Few iork. oao.
President dfants, annoyance oy olloe-
seekers at Long Branca seems 70 continue
without seatemeelns el He mas now oeeeslaiaeo
to see none out personal n'enos. = e: 1!h
c-In Ntace has been opened IN Montreai LOT
the PURPOSE OF fenlisting men for the french
armies Most Of the recruits 30 far nave oeen
hishnsn91i ,sl.s l:s.o.. :A.,'.- ..;.;- -.
-; General Ger era sigel offers % lead q DIVISION OF
German volunteers TO make descent On sae
coast oa;France ana a11ack Napo'e'n u quo
rear: Isu1s.. l-fs.-.
I'M. Olivier, the french prlme Minister 10
reported to have sald tnas Witnia ie"
months France M would either possess tne m hnine E
or Prussia Wouid nave france. r.
IL Y tne purpose Oh tne saVai DeParssnent M
% veoseis " tae sulopeon sa.su y -
Ton, and 70 Keep up tne emciens iofce ol .ne
navy 70 tho iuf e1ten!t ~ ot .ne "eain au'"eu
bBC BCongresss -. 4 ~ :.
Berlin is growing more rapidly tnan any
other elty IN Europe, having come up nom tne
eighth cepseal city in'lssz with popnIaaon OF
ss salle =. A'e'' WV. Ssv,o0N ~
nsossnss nag s19tnas nn9ee guy eA'eecsu " on
appn aIl n.,lcGsl.la assaL.;,H Es}i -
ateln nov ~ Sow otieal0 suo Not 'n
GeTman nteHte, Anc0na ol iour nunareo nofse
power and tHenty-eig gums, and the french
f1gate. .senidranatA, and school-ship Jean Bart.
There NAY be an ocean duel IN the Gulbof
Nexico Ike that witnessed at Cherbomg be-
tween the Kearsage and Alabama.
The Gongulg General Of the North German
Confederation at New York says there Is no
truth whatgver In the cable 8legram that the
Pfussian Government win pay the expenses Of
al Germans who wish to return home to enter
theaS1y He YIN receive only such as are
stil subjects OF Prussia and liable to its milita-
n services. These are now called upon 10 re-
port TO the consuls IN the places ~nere tney
reeide, and nola themselves IN readiness 70
return anu JOIN tne army.
'EIne Army anu Nsvy oazette mas reg seu
numerous teseefs ~ inquiry nom onlcets' oo.n
0t9gu[ tssalae saa lste volunseer armies, as W
tue ptospecss VI Anaefican soiuie's oo'"'ulns
/, commissions COMM IN lne french anu frussian SCI
3ice:s me Ga1ette says: "ihe Telegraph iu'
lorms us that france exphcltiy announces is
determination 70 receive no loreign onicers'
ana tnere is no doubt that PRUSSIA Is OF hke
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Jnsnranre.

The home has the pleasure Of announcing, in
addition to their usual dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT. that, In accordance with a recent amend
ment of the General Insurance Lew Of the State
Of New York, the Directors have voted to dlstri
butte from the accumulated funds OF the Company
holders.
By this 1t will be observed that the capital of
the Company is now $2,5oo,ooo, the increase Of
$500 900 in Its new form being more absolutely
pledged for the security Of polcy-helders than it
was when held as surplus fund, liable to be dis
tributed among the stockholders In the way of
Cash Dividends.
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UHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS wUDRAMs BLOOD PURI-
FYING AND PURGATIvE HERBS, I'm Pills or
Powders,) for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and Imper'
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same PRO
fessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany:)
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epileptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
Herb Tea (for Dyspepsia and NerVousnessG
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser (the German "PainkiIer)
For aaIe hy Dr.. q. BAER,
mayS0 NO. ISl meetine sslees'
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Nor SALE, A GOOD YOUNG MULE.
Il Apply at No. Is Line street, near the Rail
road. july2s-1+
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r q T REoE1 EDd
PATENT MEDICINES.

ENRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault & Co., Paris: =
= SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME, 8 SOW
rIgn remedy In phthisis-releves, Cougnf
Nightsweats, &c. go.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c. 70
Pepsine, for indigestion, lc"3 OF appetite, &c.
Iodzed Syrup OF Horscradish, Invaluable iQf
persons unable to take Codliver On-especialH
recommended In cutaneous affections, and as g
most powerful depurative.
Matlco Capsules and Aatico Injection, sure,
quick and harmless remedy.
Digestive Lozenges Of the Alkaline Lactate8,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
rangement OF the digestive organs.
Troches OF Pepslne and Paucreat1ne.
ALSO, IT..
PURGATIF LIE ROY Pharmacle Coffin.
VOMITIF LIE ROY, PharmaCte CottinSA
Dragees de Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot'e Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. b. bAEh,
uay8O No. l31 Meeting street.
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T1OR SALE, A GOOD DRAFT HORSE
IL and Mule, reasonable. Apply at W. HACK
AMlN, next above Three Mile House.
iuly2T-3s
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for 6ale.

TAW BOOKS.-THE Law REPORTS,
complete to XII Richardson, and other val
uaOle works-ninety- five volumes. Apply at this
office. jnly2s4+
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ABSTRACT OF THE
THIRTY FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL STATE
MENT,
Showing the condition OF the Company on the
first day Of July, 1870.
ASSETS
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ITO PRINTERs.-FOR SALE, A RUG
GLES'S Rotary Card and Bllhead PRESS,
az by Inches inside OF Chase. The press is IN
perfect working order. and Is capable OF pelng
Is sold to make room for q larger one. Price 800
cash. Apply at THE NEWS Job Office mays