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sAIE%Tbomas 81 SpSa SIE,sT RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC
the Exchange, an elegant foui n uesuSS neHs, & ~
residence, No S244 Chesnat SaS s iiy ths
modern oonVeniences. Immedlate M mas an & Suo
advertisement on page s. P'7ssslon see
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Wreck OF the Mnriposa.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Captain Samson, OF the
steamer General Meade. reports having spoken De-
cember 2, Off Key West, pilot boat Invisible, who
reported the crew Of the missing steamship Mari
pilot on the CorteZ, and she went into Key West.
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The Howard Murder Case.

NRw BEDFORD, Dec. 6.-An investigation OF the
murder OF Benjamin Howard, OF Westport, an old
man seventy years Of age led to the arrest OF
Charles II. Cluff, colored boy fifteen years Of age.
Cun eonfesses the murder, and duplicates John
Pettis, about his own age, with being in the crime.
Ofncers are on the track OF Pettis. After murder
ing the old man, the boys ROBBED the body OF about
SEQ. Robbery was the object.
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both hoI%1Edward ooIor1,a hrman and Joseph Seefass,
street WSnTi' were drunA and disordery at Market
ana eseh %d,r, last ast evening. They got TO wrangng
stepps M pPsStdpced sSd RAZOR. A policeman then
before Alderman CRESTED btth. Tney were taken
b"sbOu and sent TO iail
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FROM NEW TORK.
nernaramenI af the Cnhla.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-No cable dispatches OF to
day date either for The press for private parties
have yet been received at the telegraph once.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Union Pacific Railroad Land saIes.

BOSTON, Dec. 6.-The land sales OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company for November ameunted
to s112, AGO. and the total sales to date Sl9766t0
The land grant trustees bought to-day and can
celed $50, 900 OF the land grant bonds. They pur-
chase $4,000 additional next month. They have
cancelled altogether s726 900 land grant bonds and
sold half million to settlers on notes secured by
the land sold.
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wbt1a an IN THE ACT.-Last evening fellow,
Tbirty Irst a, laid down on Market street, near
heron came At. to take a nap. Policeman M9l-
Tinino- the nooo,as,ng and caught Charles Martin
nenr sefn te OF the sleeper who failed to ap-
hrisoscr nc II Randall at the hearing. The
' was nelo Iol turther hearing
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE LAw-John
ESQ, NO. sol ChesAut street, has been admitIsa 3
OF Philadelphia.
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A CASE OF DESTITUTION.--The bark Macao left
Florence on the 18th of October, and on the same
night encountered hurricane. As nothing has
been beard OF the vessel since. the presumption is
that she and all on board OF her lost. The
master OF the Macao, Captain Christian, leaves a
wife and six children, who are wholly unprovided
for. We appeal on their behalf to the charitable
sympathes of our readers. We know that this is q
fully deserving OF the liberaiy OF the citizens
OF Philadelphia, and we will take pleasure in re-
ceiviDg any donstions for the family of Captain
Christian Those who may be disposed to aid the
destitute wife and children may leave their contrl-
buttons at this office.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-01

AN incident was related to US the
other day as illustrating the magnifi-
cent distances and great geographical
extent of the metropolis of Por-
tage County: A young friend of ours
was rambling around the country ta-
king little recreation, and in his
route stopped insthe Suburban = VIII
lage of Mogadore, five miles from the
metropolis. Having business at
the latter place and having desire to
see the "largest town in the county, !"
he started ON his journey thitherward,
and when about half mile out from
Mogadore, he met pedestrian and
inquired of him how far it was to
Kent. The stranger looked UP in as
tonishment, and in an excited air, ap-
parently indignant at the verdancy of
our young friend, thus addressed him :
sLook here, stranger; you must be a
Id fool! Why, you are in the
g City of Kent, now." Our young
verdant pursued his journey revolv-
ing in his mind the saying of the philo-
sophical Dutchman, that "the longer
as lifes a man the more ne finds by
is ont,
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NEIGHBRHOoD NEWS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW MID
DLETowN. The village of New
Middletown, this eolaf y, was visited
by very destructive fire ON the after
noon of Monday last, five buildings
and the greater part of their contents
being destroyed iilis' ~
The fire originated in the oil mill of
Squire Hahn, and issapposed to have
been caused by friction. The mill,
together with all its contents, consist
ing of several hundred bushels of
fiaxseed, 10000 broom handles and
other articles, twas totally DESTROYED.
A shed building adjoining, likewise
the property of Mr.. Hahn, which was
used as Q WareroOm, was also des-
troyed. Mr.. Hahn's loss was about
81 .00eS Insurance. = 2 = ;s7-a
The other three buildings burned
were the property of Brungaro Broth
ers-a shed building;a ware room.
filed with grain, hardware, groceries
&c.. in which was also their tailoring
shop !, and their large staEe room.
Muclrof1 the goods from the store
was saved. The Messfs. Brungard's 8
loss. on atheig huifdings was about
$4,000, on which there was an insur-
ance Of 81 $50, Their loss in goods
is not yet estimatedy but it is thought
that the $4,000 insurance which they
carried will cover It. s.3 y,
Thisiwas big fire for q little place
like New, Nidd dletQwll, and the gap it
has left is quite obseryahle.-F Foupgs-
toaep Riadlicator, -, 5.aa f,sa .tl..e 9,r
zuwys<5a q ,,a ezra. x Fe,,o,,.. e,e l,<,,,,a,
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HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENCE.


Tie fan terra of Hiram College
cSt5menceEIasE Tpesdayy aone hun
dfedi ishd fEtE III dsnfs are in attend
ancc the Hfst week President Hinsl
dale delivered his inaugural Wednes-
dsS soa. ins.he chapeL Ills
subject was aSecularization Of knowl-
eage. Gen. Garfield also delivered
abrfefL address mining his remarks
prfhrfpailp to the business affairs OF
the College. We are informed that
the future prospects of this institu-
ton were never more promising than
at this time. 2
Tbs. .SpiritRalists ESQ .called) held a
meeting IN Vaughn's grove last Sun
DAY, which was well attended, by
believers, and disbelieYers. There
will be another meeting at the same
place next Sabbath. ..ssis.,ss :. 81
mfr. George Collins has moved his
dwelling house from Freedom into
this township, locating on The hill
south of Jeddo. By this move,
Freepom loses, and Hiram gains one
Democrat. We would be pleased to
welcome several more of. the same
sort. o s'''' '...z - =, s s.. 5.'i 81 = :.
Mr. 7. J. NeWcomb has moved his
building that stood on the Methodist's
ground, onto his own premises.
HIRAM, Aug., 29th 1870. II
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The first Davis Sewing Machine ywas intro
duced IN Portage County thec5th daE oftAarch
1870. There now sixty-one of them in use
and all of, them giving the, best satisfaction.
This rapid sale establishes at once the superior
ity 0fithis Machine. 1t has beeniin CON petition
with all the different makes. and won. Every
Agent trembles when he finds,a Davis to COM
pete with There is no visible point of inferior
ity that he can produce. So he makes his point
of attack on the, durability iof thet machine.
which, according to his story, is very short
But running the Davis by steam power, in a
Corset Factory, every day for IS months, with
out any repairs, and as good to-day as on the
start eAaslishes .atsonde tic2dnkability of the
Davis, and we warrant, and will keep in repair,
free of charge, our Davis, for, as long time as
any other Agent dare warrant any machine, and
will give backing that our contract will be tul-
filled have good machines, nearly new of the
best manufactures that will sell at reduced
prices i do not ad1ertiseN or bloat anything
that cannot back up, and ask all who are in
want of machine, to call aud examine, and
give the Davis trial. ssn
1Oo-tf. A. G. MASON.
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/ WE learn that the following teach
ers of the Rayenna Union Schools,
are in attendance at the Northern
Ohio Teachers Institute now in ses-
sion at Cleveland, preparing them
selves for thesmores efficient discharge
of their duties, viz; gg
s. 6. Barnard, Superintendent;
& Miss Ella E. Bnss, Assistant in
High School 9.ob feI = ~
c. r. Seymour, Grammar School;
Miss Julia Morton, Assistant in
Grammar School -
Miss Hattie Phelps, Secondary
Schools AZ ~
Miss Eliza Root, Primary School.
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& ~
MUSICAL CoNyENTIoN.-The con-
vention of the Portage County Music:
al Union, closed its session at this
place on Friday evening of last Week
with a concert There was a. fall, eat7
tendance at the concert, which passed
of very pleasantly and to the satis-
faction of everybody, rejecting much
credit upon Prof sRferp asea,.cont
ductor of musical Conventions. q
The convention numbered about a
hundred members and ON the whole
was grand success. Some unpleas-
antuesssof feeling was aroused sonsae-
count of there not having been accom-
modations provided for all the
members, some having to provide
themselves entertainment at the hotels
at their own expense the first night,
and in fact, during the whole cnnYen-
ton. This had the effect to dampen
somewhat the ardor of those present
and to prevent others from coming,
but as the convention progressed the
interest increased, and all went away
feeling that tley had been highly
profited, and well paid in every sense
of the word, for their attendance.
Prof. Suffern was unanimously chosen
for the tenth time to conduct the next
convention. No better tribute OF
praise eonld be given him.
THANKs.--At the lats Qonyentiop
of the Portage County Musical Union,
held in Rayenna, the following votes
of thankswere heartily adopted, and
the Secretary instructed to hand them
to both County papers for publica-
tion: - ~. .f.k,,..q,
& To the Trustees of the GopgRaga'
tional Church, for tleiralIihdness din
giving to our Association the use eI
their Church for our Convention and
/ Concert a y .'''zl 9ilI '' s''1''s' 81 .
To those citizens who generously ex.
tended their hospitality to our mem.
bcrs from abroad, while attending tht
Convention. lIEL GIO0d
To Mr.. G. B. Stillson, for furnish
ing the Association with q frst-clas
piano for its use during the Gonvep
ton.
/ And especially 70 Vice, Presiden
w. II. Stewart, for the able rnannel
in which be has performed tindhtie
of receiving and caring for nerabef
from abroad, funaided by, the EEeeu
tive Committee. sJ sj.sas, as isss. si5as3., rs
/ 1.5l. d. c. GARDINER, See'y.
L Great Reduction I'm Prices.
4 prsss Goods that cost $500 seliingfor 90 cent
] at e lss BEEeHER.s;.
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NEW York CIRcUs.-As will be
seen by the advertisement in our coll
umns, this magnificent establishment
will visit our town and give two Of
their unrivalled exhibitions on Tues
day the 18th inst. Our exchanges
everywhere on the route of the travels
OF this great show speak of it in the
highest terms. But it needs no puff
ing where it has been in years past.
1t contains the most magnificent array
of talent in all its departments of any
circus company on this continent. 1t
is probably the last Circus that will
visit us this season and it is undoubt-
eddy the best. Everybody shonId e4l-
brace this opportunity to see the
chow
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Deerfleld. Aug. %, ls7o, 1O5-4w.
sIaK. p,.Iss's..sI Us..,

.d,3s}5 E. p. Braihefd u Son., o Z
Successors to Poe & Brother Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Yarnish, Glass, Putty.
Cutlery, Lamps. Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and LIQUORS for me-
dicinal use. Physicians Prescriptions careful
ly compounded We, hare secured the services
of DR.. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment viii be, under his control. swifs's
Bieck, Main Street Ravenna. O., 75-tf.
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/ CoNcEhf.-We call the attention of
nneaders! TO the notice in another
column, OF, a Concert to be given at
the Congregational Church, by the
]" Seymour Family" The lovers of
good mnsfc who attend, will enjoy a
rich treat.
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The young folks have made arrange
ments for a hop at Phenix Hall on
Friday evening September 9th. Good
music will be, in attendance. Tickets
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/ SPIRIrgAL2M MEET1Ne--Mrs. Martha
M. Clark will preach at Citizens Hall
on Sunday nextat one O'Clock in the
afternoon and seven o'clock in the
evening. All are invited to attend,
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i9PReLiFIc.=M Mr. George Knapp, liv-
ing in the west part of Charlestown,
last spring planted three beans, of the
Early Arabian variety, from the vines
of which he has gathered 1876 full
grown beans. That's what we should
call pretty good yield. Who can
bent it?sH zasasHSs aza alsH 54a
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A FOUR foot vein of cealf has been
struck near Orangeyille on the State
line at q depth of seventy feet, A
vein of black band ore was passed
before reaching the coal. .qq44
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eeerfield township AgricalturaI F.ir.

eeerfeld Township Agricultural Fair.
The Agrieqltural spciety of Deeraelds will
hold its Annual Fair upon Saturday, the sztl day
of September next: The Society having pro-
cured a new ground, are making every effort to
make this the best of their fairs. will have a
good 4 mile track for the exhibition of horses
J. NJ. FRY. Prest.
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SCALDED.-On Thursday. evening,
David Kuhn was engaged in:makingi
some temporary repairs abputa loco
motive boiler, when sfue gave way
letting the steam escape with such
force as to scald him pretty badly
about the arms and houlders.-K ent
{ Bulletin, Is <sf-AA 5Ssgf
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Word to Customers.
Mrs. II. Beecher having purchased the entire
Interest of Mr.. Seymour, in thelate tan Of beech
er 4 seyH9ar, desiras to say that she will con-
time the business at the old stand, and invites
the patronage of the old customers Of the house
and of all others who may be pleased to favor
her with their custom.
The accounts of the late firm will be settled
by her. All those indebted to them are request
ed to make payment Immediately. RI
ChignOns.
25 New Chignons just opened at
Sept I, ls!ss - s. u, +, DAYS
Sash Kibbpns. s'4's =. 3'''sa
New Sash Ribbons just received at .,,.
Sept. /, 1870 Days
Fall Shawls.
New Fall shawls opened at
Sept. !. 1870. DAYS. {
Domestic Goods.
Domestic Goods of all kinds cheap at t.t.,''i -
: PAYS.
p,eaelied Cotton. doas'
The best Bleached Cotton at 4 shilling per
yard, can be found at DAYS.
Nottingham Laees. s5sfsa.sel
Anew st!ack Of Nottingham A ALaces for Curtains an
On sale at iis Y.ss pa 81
wan Paper. = '.3l.si ~, - - -
Wall Paper for the Fall trade received at as
pAYss. +
Gr9certes, '.. -, e STU al',,s
A full line of Groceries always in stock at
DAYS,
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. Mr.. FRANK FoRD has placed us un-
der obligation fora liberal present of
delicious grapes of the Ives Seeding
and Hartford Prolific varieties.
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New Goods at Beechers.

just received, Prints, Chintz Robe patterns
very pretty, cottonss Brown and sBleaclled
sheetings, shirtings. FianneIs. Wool Yarn, &C.,
new and full assortment.
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Carpets,

Brussels, Three-Piy and Ingrnin, "a fine asS
sortment, cheaper than at any other store in the
county, Cali and see, We viii give yon o. bar
gain, at BEECHER,s
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We notice that in some towns the
Bands give outdoor evening enter
tainments, to which an admission fee
of 15 or 20 cents is charged, and at
which soda, ice-cream, lemonade,
cigars, &c. are served. Would it not
be capital idea for the boys of our
Silver Cornet Band to copy this
custom? Why not? They have been
in the habit enthusiastically of
treating our people TO some very
choice music gratuftousiy for a. long
time past, and now, we believe very
many Of our liberal citizens would
gladly aid them toireplenishastheir
treasury BY paying a small admission
fee to these outdoor, eoneerts.fpT The
experiment is certainly worth trying,
during some of the coming pleasant
evenings. Try it boys.asl onlTTuo
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Pain and Mixed Goods ars
For Suits, selling at a reduction of 80 cents ON
the dollar, at saf ,-ssesl.e00 BEECHRR'Sg
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f.ou,n,ene.,,.n4 - rol...,e

Comlneneezne1t of Eolazae-S.s ~
s With the present nnmberWeseOkk=
mence Volume three of the PREss. 1t
is needless to stop here to review the
past, as that is with our readers and
has already been passed upon by them.
AS to the future we can only say that
by faithful adherence to the princi-
Piles we cherish and devotion to the
interests of our readers, we hope to
not only merit and receive continu-
ance of the kind favors which have
been extended to us in the two years
that are past, but that the Press will
obtain large addition to it patron
age. Every one knows the impor-
tance of local paper; but few under
stand the difficulty Of maintaining it.
That can only be done by patronage,
and every citizen should contribute
some small share to that object. We
ask our friends of Portage county to
come forward and give us an increas-
ed subscription list q good advertis-
ing patronage, and furnish US with
such items of news as may transpire IN
their several townships and localities.
And once again we confidently call
upon all those in arrears to come for
ward and relieve our necessities by
paying up.
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Organdies, PercaIes,
Brilliants, in short, everything pertaining to
Summer Goods, at or below cost. at
BEEcHER'S.
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SECOND NAqFONiL BANK,
OF RAyENNA, o,
Designated Depositary Of the

Designated Depositary Of the
'.tss's U. s.
~ s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, as our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or amy de-
sired market. ~
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
Of all Kinds. - -
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
: Cities in TIE United States. =.
RrslehE Drzffs on Ens1ahd and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates. 80 t5isf ssa3fs ~. sgsl
.Rexeaua stamps al sizes for sale
Accounts and Depotits Of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed ON time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 8, 1858. IT,
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4 4
HHHE DAVIS is pronounced by all who use
Il them to be the best in the market 1t turns
wide and narrow hems ON straight, bias, woolen
or cotton goods without folding or bastfug the
cloth. Sews ON all grades of fabric from the
finest lace to harness leather, We will take our
$65 machine and put it in any boot and shoe
or clothing manufactory, do all the work they
have, then take the same machine in millinery
finest work. and all the change we make in the
machine is to use needles suitable for the goods.
Howe, Singer x Co., and; Grover q Baker make
three different sizes of machines, one for heavy,
companies are the only ones that pretend TO
make a mandatory machine. We VIII take
our DAVIS machine and do all the work that
can he done on any of the three sizes; with as
we defy their best operators to work on any fab
ric superior TO the work on the Davis. Heavy
seams are no impediment; We run over them
without raising the presser-foot, or change of
tension, and do not drop stitches on the seam.-
It will gather and sew on band at the same
time. In CordiDg, Braiding, Binding FEELING,
Quilting, Enlbroidering, &c. it has no superior.
1t is the most simple machine, and VIII not
ranted, and will be kept in repair, three years.
All parties contemplating the purchase of
Sewing Machine should not fail to try tile DA-
Wis. Send me your address and Twill forward
to you illustrated catalogue of styles and
prices. Select from this such style as you wish,
and will forward it to you for trial, and if it
SUITS after reasonable trial. you can purchase
il, or return il, at Your option, tf4sa
Machine Sewing Respectfully Solicited.
An experienced operator viii be; found in;the
Office at all times; Needles, thread. machine
oil, &c for sale at the oflceg gFu 10 SnHoa
Once and saleSroom in Vance s. Wells Fur
niture Store. Address all orders to. ~ Stit"ol
"A. G.. MASON, Rayenna, o.
Messrs Mcleod Wilson, Agents at Mantua
Station. s4ts isf'fsll = fsat 0t
July 90 1870. 100-tf =,-.7 Il, - rs ata51x
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The new $3.50 Bea Spring, 5aanufactuFed by
Vance 6 Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfae-
tion. 95-tf.
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TO whom it NAV concern.

We, the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gists of the City of Gieyelands take pleasure in
recommending our fellow townsman, Mr. E. A.
Shellentrager, to the citizens of Rayenna and
vicinity. as competent Apothecary and Drug
gist. He has been connected with some of our
best Drug Houses from his boyhood up. both as
a dispenser of medicine and a salesman, and we
can assure Eiessrs. Brainerd & Son, that in our
opinion, they have made an excellent selection,
a man Of ability, in whom they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who is capable OF
taking charge of any Drug Houses as pre-
scriptionist and salesman.
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Call and Examine

Go TO E. Z. Brainerd & Son, for your Coffee
Tea. sstfa asao YAq INV
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The RaFenna,D Diamond Glaas Works
commenced blowing again this morn
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zTnE thanks of the Press gang
are extended to Mr.. Vim. E. Crawford
for asliberaI supply ofdelicious eating
apples. iooslls bls5 al g-sssssa az
Il. :. -ss-ss