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He then wsnt into the question of pre-,
serving the channel Of the Mississippi and
saving the port Of New Orlsans. he Eaid
that be would save $50 00,O 900 from ths
thievery going on now at the White
House, which be would appropriate fol
the purpose OF making the channel Of the
Mississippi q permanent thing. he would
also put asyphon at Niagara falls, which
would turn the machinery of . Thousand
factories, 20 that we might wear our own
clothes. as well IS eat our own bread.
Mr. Train, In the course Of his remarks
saw Captain John Cowdon in the midst OF
the audience. Pointing 70 him, he said
the plan OF redeeminR the loWlands OF thjs
valley 70 which he adverted ia the concep-
ton Of Captain Cowdon. Il Is the only
sensible plan yet conceived. His pur'
poses n ideas are commensurate with
ends 70 be attained, and, his plans accom-
plished, this becomes the richest country
on Gods f~ootssool. (Applause.)
In answer TO q small voice that
rose up from one corner Of the hsll-
he spoke on the i'womAn's rights
question for half an hour. George
Francis Train Is 3 woman's rights man
IS well ss 9 presidential candidate. In
connection with that subject, he said the
negro was our brother, but he was moi
sister. (LauRhter.) He took a vote
on the question; the preponderatinR vote
Wc1 NJ 1uln lIIlbdbtO u1u 50, t1AL Ne
told the audience that they had been &c
used TO mixing with bad women that they
had forgotten their mothers and sisters,
n then went on to draw q contrast be
tweenthe "heads" of families and the ''suh.
antonies" of this American republican
family, n took another vote on b ques-
ton with the same result as before.
Those are the fellows about the stove
said Train, "who vote no."
He went on g third time to advocate the
rights OF women, bat with no better re.
suit. He then said, sail those In favor OF
weak-minded women say aye" One
solitary "sye" came up from the audi
ence
He announced that he wonld preachSun-
day night in opposition to PEBBLES, Walk,
etc., Bishop Quintsrd and the whole
Christian fraternity, calculating his prin-
ciples Of Paganism, Socialism, the Inter-
rationale Train league, the world, the
flesh, n the devil, b pulpit, the bar,
the postal, the long-fsced, the broad
faced, and the ight-6ngered.
The evenings entertainment closes with
the following scene:
Question = AS you are for woman
and are down on the man, how can you
go back on Victoria woodruff (Lau gh-
teri
Mr.. Train-I don't 20 back on any
woman, ~(applsusel snd I will prove 1t in
his cass. She may have b head of the
ticket and I will take the tail. loud ard
uncontrolls bic laughter, almost prevent
ing Mr.. Train from resuming his dis
c0urse.)
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When the news Of tn, Cattle Of Hamp-
ton Roads reached England, when 1t be-
came known thst aHndescript monster
Dsvy Jones' loci ship-of-the-line, the
Lords Of thef niralty shook In their
boots and Inv Asgainst this mode OF
doing bsttl% a and trembled st the
mention % Ionitor." Not 50, however,
was the intelligence received throughout
the United States that the Monitor
e0ok-stove was sweeping b country of
all opposition. Every householder threw
up&is hands In an ecstscy Of delight, and
bh-ebused woman smiled At her deliv-
ksnce from the horrors suffered under
che old regime. Dyspepsia-nine times
out Of ten the result Of fly-cooked food
fnds no victims among those whose daily
~provender is prepared with q Monitor
Messrs. 81. Wetter Il Co, Nos. Is and Is
Monroe street, are the sole Memphis
agents for this invaluable stove, and those
desiring to purchase should apply only At
their establishment.
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As the successor 20 the drug business
Of w. Q Potter, No. 335 corner Of Main
and Union, 1 retire permanently from the
arduoua professional duties which has
claimed my attention for more than
twenty year,. / feel q deep sense Of graf
itude for the many testimonials Of kindly
friendship, as well as that Of the undi-
vided confidence which I enjoyed among
my patrons Of Pamela county, Mississippi
Quite As pleasing il thst Of the confidence
which had sprung up around me IN the
limited professions duties had In Mem
ephis. And while thus charging these rela-
tive duties to the public, l feel thai my
obligations as a druggist are none b l9ss
onsrous, nor are its responsibilities.
Ny entire time and facilities viii be de-
voted to the business Of q druggist, keep
ing in stock st all times fresh and genu-
inc medicines. My prescription depart
ment will be under the supervision and
manipulation Of that accomplished young
druggist and ~thersputist, Nj. Lswis Har-
rison, 50 well known to the public and
4. MosELEY.
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Our friend, ]. II. Mcclure. n preparing
plans and specidcations for buildings,
nom $40 upwards, In proportion to style
and finish. Mr.. McC. has designed quite
q number OF buildings In the city and
country. Refer 70 Dr. Szernyt,s, Second
street, near Poplar; Mr.. Lsydsns Second
and Jackson streets; Mrs. Meals, VII
sons station, Memphis and Charleston
railroad; William Dunlap Buntyn sta
ton. He being . practical architect
greatly facilitasss the erection Of build
in9z, and q saving 20 ths owner. He viii
be happy TO see those who desire plans, to
givs him q caH at his once, Second and
Union, courthouse building. 10
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Tbs city council Of st. Louis has rsti
hsd the recent sale Of the citY's stock II
the North Missouri railroad, amounting
70 $4,000.
The following cheering advices from
the president of ths Ohio and Chesapeake
railroad put mp the first mortgage bondi
Of that road 70 ninety-fOur cents: The
western division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, comprising the ninety-fve
miles between Huntington, on the Ohio
river, and the mouth Of New river (aboye
the falls Of KanaWnsl IL now substantially
completed, and will, in q few DAYS be
ready TO do the immense coal and other
business that is awaiting It's completion
The eastern division, comprising two
hundred and tW~enty-seven miles, be-
tween White Sulphur springs and Rich
mOnd, - now In complete order and sue
csssful operation. The grading and ma
sonry on eleven Of the one hundred and
two miles between the mouth OF New
river and White Sulphur springs Is com
plete, and the work on the remaining
n~inety-one miles Is so far advanced that
tr6ck-lAyinR viii be commenced IN this
portion OF the road In May next, and con-
tinue without interruption until the
whole line ia complsted.
Tho commissioners OF the Memphis
and Knoxville Airline railroad m0at 81
Grsnd JUueti0n next Tuesday, the % b
instau;, for organization and other imp3r-
tsLt business. A full representation is
expected from the counties Of Shelby,
Fsyette, Hbrdemsn, McNsiry and Hardin.
The friends Of tbs enterprise are at work
quietly but steadily, and have accom-
plished more than wss expected. They
hope 20 perfect the charter in January,
q before spring 10 break ground, and 20
through 10 Savannah before the end Of
next year.
JAPANESE Lacquered Boxes and trays, at
ELLIOTT 4 RIDGELY, 2s Main street near
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GREAT SALARIES.
Dens, Good and Faithful Servant

EdttoTS AHrI'-The passage of the bill
by the senate on ye- rday, plscing in the
public treasury all excCs over 1900 o.
each officers salary, is wis 'pst, and IL
accord with the demands or ness. Il
will prove to be the most popula. mes-
sure passed by the present legislst =,
n will endesr TO the taxpayers, NOR
than anything else, the members voting
for it. And why should it notY WIFI
should subordinate officers receive two e
ten times more than their superiorsP The
governors salary is $4,000; comptroller,
$500; supreme court judges, $4,000; cir
cult and chancery couri judges, $500, etc,
while many Of the subordinate officers re-
csive from $500 to $50, 900 per snnum.
This new act VIII please everybody bat
The present subordinate ofice-hOlders,
and even they will be the Warmest advo-
Gates for the bill, after their present
terms expire. Of course, the law cannot
effect them now but win only operate
upon those elected hereafter. There need
be no fears but that the places to be filled
viii have good men as applicants, oven
should the present IDcumbents decline 9
re election. II good men like nj COVER
nor and judges can afford to hold their re-
sponsible positions for $4,000 and less Der
year, surely lesser officers can or ought to
be able TO I'LL inferior places for the same
sums. Let the people rejoice that we
have representatives who are determined
TO DO RIGHT. and who are not afraid 70
vote for JUSTICE even though q few ONCE
holders grumble. Who made these ON.
cers7 The people. Who pay the taxes
which feed and clothe these oficersf
The people. hen As the people are those
for whom our representatives have been
chosen to make laws, and a. the people
sre pleased with their action upon this
question, let them not abate one lot or
little of effort In legislating for the gene
raj interest of THE PEOPLE.
A FINE STOCK of stationery coming In
every day at Cleaves, Smithwick &
Haecharta
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Hisses for the suhsidized papers lnf Ma

tSSos tot hosapAloh1eo papers OF New
1 intend to embalm them In history
We're 1 only 3 member OF congress-. q
senator, Q cabinet oficer, an Eyarts. An
O,Conor, or an emascuiated Committee
of seventy, or aoastrated reform democra-
cy, Tiden, Tweed, Marble, eombipstion.
laughterl my words would not be felt
bat when the next president of Americs
speaks, maud shakes and virtue triumphs.
1 recognize here many gsntlemanly
cept them. The press has treated me wall
here. treat those well who stick 70 me,
They shall have 9 place In my cabinet.
Laughtere 9
Speaking OF Louisians, he asked how
many people know that the purchase OF
Louisiana included all the territory west
Of Mississippi, tbs Mississippi itself, and
all the splendid territory drained by It.
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Persons about to make purchases OF
boots and shoes should remember that the
goods offered by Mr.. J. Vezeli, At hat
famed establishing n the Eagle" boot
and shoe store, No. IA Main street, have
stood the test Of eloss scrutiny from
at the late fair held near this city, Mr..
Vsgeli distsnced all competisors-bsing
awarded . silver medal and two diplomas
in general excellence Of work and mate
rial, and elegance OF style, In surely 8
guarantee to the purchaser that only the
best articles ct the lowest possible prices
Will be offered him. The stock embraces
everything in the hne-from the daintisst
slipper to a No. II plantation brogsn-so
there Is no fear thai the wants Of all can
nos be supplied. Remsmber-No. S4 Main
street, q few doors south OF Union.
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-WEoEyzR has enjoyed that humorous
little song, given by some Of the buTs
l6sque opera troupss, AIf Ever ICsAss to
Love- VII lot be aatouished 70 lesro that
g very small bOytnrs nicely fitting air OF
Thomas B. Oodsy & Co.'S boots became 80
much euthuged with the spirit Of the
song and the boots that he set bis machine
70 work. and ground out the following
refrain in his sleep:
II ever 7 cease 70 love,
MayI have a thousand dis OF the blues,
And never a NJ Of Tom Codeys shoes
fever ! case 70 love.
May George Francis Train
Burst his axty-fOur-inch brain.
And 90 barefoot in the rain,
u he ever ceases to love,
or n b refuses 70 buy all the boots and
shces Of Thomas 3. Cofsy q Co., No. E8
Main street, which his sixteen millions OF
voters viii want when they make him
presidents In 1s72
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This new enterprise was started in oul
city at 20 Main street, q week or ten days
ago, with an immense stock of fine pic.
lures and other objects OF taste. So sue
csHsful has b exposition proved that the
whole stock was cleared out last night.
Tomorrow morning an entirely fresh
supply will be exposed on the ample walls
OF the institution. The finest chromos
n prints from London and Geneya-L
well as silverware and watches. One V IN
attractive feature OF the concern il ae
marked utility of every object tor use
hold purposes or decoration. TT 4, per-
haps, is the principal reason Of ne I'M
parallel success OF the Art ExEssition.
WIDENING POPLAR SrRs&f-SALE OF
LoTs.-The public will br with pleasure
thst the sale Of those Aiful lots at the
corner Of Poplar s~rSSounlap streets, on
Tuesday next, WS(be insngurated by the
widening Of Dahlap street, from q mere
alley, whichN has been heretofore, TO q
msgntfce@ street Of eighty feet width,
makiSFt IL EQUAL IN WIDTH To MAIN
STREET, and placing it among the first
class localities Of the city for private resi-
dences. We hope the hberslity OF those
who ksve started this great improvement
viii be initiated by the owners of proper.
IL in other parts of the city. and that the
NEgement viii be encouraged by sctive
comp ition for lots a. this sale,
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A few gentlemen Of Memphis, having 9
taste for fine pictures and wishing ia
encourage art and artists, offered, through
Mr.. Thomas q. allen, q private premium
OF fifty dollars for tbs best original paint
ing by a Memphis artist, to DO exhibited
at the late Shelby county fair.
The judges on fine arts. probably not
knowing what Was meant by the word
Horiginal,o awarded the premium to q
copy Of q pictures which was also 4 copy,
and that, probably, from another copy.
These are generally the kind Of Judges
selected. If they cculd tell an oil paint
ing from q Wood-cut without tasting. IL Is
all that could reasonably be expected.
Decisions Of this kind help to encourage
art and artists amazinglyl Try again,
gentlemen; In time you may Learn. BY
consulting Webster, what Is meant oY
the word Original" ARTIST.
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FoR sALE.

DLAHEATION IN Tunies county Mis- IT,
4 miles nom A1stln, the eounsv s-sf 49,
one mile nom the proposed r9nfo ~ f6S
Aemp1ls aid Nleksbrrs rsflroads - 49,
In the tract go cleared. lmprO4sme1rs 49,
stst Of frame dwelling. ' rooms S-s..-
oyersser mouse. 1our rocms; fourtaen e9hl1-
name stable room Tor thirty mules. rranS
gin-house. pat up last summer al -
steam gin, grtst andsaW-mtu- B-na-se -
engine. II eompiese orier. Has nsVsr -
water IN ~ Dat onee Ia twenty yearE. whso =
had shout % acres IN thas ,-s1$
raet, In lsS VIM take thirty-nvs fSoS-snS
9o4sLs 1921 nttesl thocsand doIisr-
with interest ~ Per esnL
Address Ig unvpuo-
Ate1tnsr Austin, hisE- OF G-srraSnto1
C1-ss fsnnsseA
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RAYNoN CITY OAL-90 cents per barrel. de-
hvefed. A splendid crate and cooking co al,
nov ready for delivery.
BROWN & JONES.
22 Main afraf.f.
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ALL Main street Is abiszsl Everybody
Is talking about the beautiful presents.
We never heard Of such ~hbe<ality. Her
cog & Bro. are certainly determined to do
the business.
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OFFICE KRTE TRANSPORTATION conPANr,l
November f3th, ISL. =
Mr.. G, H. Haight Ia his day appointed
AGENT OF this ~ Memphis.
I. A. LEWIS. SUPERINTENDENT.
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An THE ~FIFTYCENF sF0RE,


new goods arrived; q great variety OF China.
Bohemian glass vases. hin cups n ssr-
GERS and China mug, albums, lace collars
and handksruhiefs ladies, underwear, KID
gloves, and 9 great many other artialas. CAL
Andaxamtne . goodA.
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THOSE who are desirous Of purchasing a me
RELIABLE and GENUINE set OF Furs. We
would advise you to csn on Leidy& Co., where
you tS1ltrad1n their assortment or Gentlemens
Dress and Business Hats, and Ladies' Furzfhe
uey Fnest Gad best that are worn and pro-
dueed. Examin their goods and Judge for
yourself
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Br. ANDREWS FksrIvAL-COCRxAN
HALL NOVEMBER aoth.

Only a limited number of tickets To ba Is
sued Those desiring to attend will Apply TO
some one Of the members, 50 that their namlss
can be Registered.
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MRS. BowKRs leaves us to-day after al
engagement Of two weeks, during whict
she hiss strengthened and deepened the
conviction our people have of her merii
as an artistic. She goes 10 New Orleans
where she VIII play an engagement OF
some weeks. The sheater will not be
opened until Wednesday of next week,
and then . the japanese troupe
which last season proved so telling q card,
We understand that It has been strength
ened In numbers and efficiency, and will
present some new and more extraordinary
fests than our Memphis public have sver
Witnessed.
MRS MoULroE, the new American ccn.
cert singer OF whom so much has been
said pro and con, viii &c at the thestsr on
Thursday and Friday, the It'll and Ssh of
December. From the anxiety of our mu-
steal people to hear her we may easily
predict that she viii draw full houses and
receive an ovation not inferior to that
vouchssfed 70 Nilsson or Pstti.
THE ODD FELEows Of Banner Lodge,l4
will give their first anniversary ball on
Monday, the 4th Of December; tickets of
admission, two dollars. It will take place
at the Memphis Club Hail, and win be
one Of the finest affairs of the season.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES sre received
daily, and offered &C lowest rates, 81 d.
Gensburger's, $50 Main street, corner Tai
bot street.
CHINESE Porcelain Ware, at ELLIOTT &
RIDGELY, 2s Main street, near Adams.
EXAMINE the crate In this once. It's a Oreos
swing OF fuels-EDs.
SIZE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the Million-Marriage Guide
in another column. II should b read by
all.
EooNoMY.-Take your fall clothing 70 the
steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt 8
Aansons old standl 246 Second street.
HANSON & WALKER.
VIENNA Writing Desks, Work and Jewelry
Boxes, at ELLIOTT 4 RIDGELY, 2g Main
street, near Adams. -
NEW roofs made, tin roofs painted, and ali
kinds OF roofs repaired. by
e. c. JONES, liz Poplar street. |
----
CoCoA1NE dresses the hair beautifully.
WANTED at the Southern Pslace-twelye
practical dry goods statesmen. Only those who
are thoroughly familiar with the city and
country trade needed. Apply between the
Of eight and ten o'clock am.
g. B. HACKETT, Superintendent.
aNEuRIL I" is the great antidote for neu-
ralgia.
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U. .. MAlL A LINES.

4 can 20 ak ume8 q week. Wis FaVsftevfIIS
% Neosho on the Southern Pacific rsflroad-
- miles or threa inns = week rom Bort
south 10 miles 70 Boggy Depot, and trf-Weekiv
west 80 miles. via F0rf Ar6uczls 10 Fort slf.
or continuing south daily nom BozU6 mile
% SnermAn and golng eastward, by line OF
u :. korHss70 miles 70 Fl PaSo; or southWard
rom sherman daly into Central Texaa or
east TO jefferson. Marshall, etc; or nom
SHRETEPOEF
by railroad, via Marshall 70 Bonevfez ana
westward into Central Texas; or soaf1war5
non LOngvieW, via Huntsville to NaVasofa
he niles on Texas Central Railroad. Pssssne
gers entering Texas by
GALVESTON OR KDLAEOEA
meet our lines at ne head OF the various rau-
ROADS upar9 0lEsLas, and run In better
generally, SAWYER 4 FICSEITH
Dos Sherman TaEsa
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What eur EeikhbOr al Bartlett Think

The Bartlett Enterprise, referring to
the mayors election in this city, SAYS that
there will be three candidates: Mayor
johnson, nominated for reelection by the
people; another, nominated by Little Tam.
many-the street-brawliDg politicians
and the third by the negroes. In case
Little Tammany give us GRsdical mayor
as the result Of It's maohinations, and Is
the Enterprise supposes, We shall never
more hear Of Little Tammany. Il will 20
down to infamy. In fact, the anticipated
result of Its action renders 1t impossible
for the little ring to and q sensible white
man, who has q future, to become its par
tissn candidate. The Enterprise says:
''The present. incumbent, John johnson,
has given much satisfaction, we believe,
and It is likely his friends will press his
claims faithfully. The idea of mixing up
politics in city and county elections is too
absurd, and We think has done harm
enough already without reviviDg 1t. A
square fight on qualification, honesty and
integrity h the best, and let politics go to
the dogs"
EVERYBODY may choose . present. Ten
Thousand valuab,s presents VIII be given
swsy during he next thirty days. Call
and choose yourself.
PARIS Fans and Jewelry, at ELLIOTT 8
RIDGELY, 2ls Main street. near Adams.
IL you suffer from neuralgiayapply 'NeuTil.P
---
COAL and coke tar for sale at the Gas SOM
pany's ONCE, 29I Second street. e
]. r. WRAY, with Menken Brothers. CAL
and see him II you want good and cheap
BUCKWHEAT CAKES j
sELF-RIsING BUCKwHEAT alwaysmakes
good cakes. Any cook can use use II Gro
GERS sell at manufacturer's prices. I
FIVE THOUSAND gallons native wine at one
dollar per gallon, from one gallon to g cask-
Concord, Virginia Seeding and California, at
E. ACKERMANS,
Nos. and Howard Row.
"NEURILn Immediately relieves and per
manently cures neuralgia.
HEAT, COMFORT AND EcoNoNY.-Ihis Won
will get by having your grates set with
street. \
FINE aannels at half price.
MENKEN BROS.
RAYMoN CITY CoAL-0 cents per barrel. de-
A splendid CRATE and cooking coal,
now ready for delivery.
ANY PERSON wanting a No. / bookkeeper |
caushear of one by addressing tins once. ]
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Clean inR
house in the city Is At GAG Second street Hunt
HANSON q WALKER
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organist Of st. Brldget's church, graduate o.
the Laipaic eoaservatories OF music, and lats
Of New York city, would respectfully an
nounce 70 Tie citizens OF Memphis that he h
prepared e receive pupiis on the piano and
in vocal music. Glasses In harmony and
thorough bass win be formed. Application 70
be made at the music stores ofthe city.
TERls-t4o per quartef, or as Per month;
payable monthly Ge 49,
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For q long series Of years Nine. Olympic,
he modiste par ezesltsnee Of New Orlsans,
swayed b sceptre OF fashion ovsr the
fGstidious maids and mstrons of the ex-
treme South No toiletts for an Important
occasion could come from any bat
Olyrape, and many an impatient couple
have postponed the happy dsy that
Olympic might Aadorn the bride. It is q
matter Of c-onEratulation to lsdies Of Mem
phis that they have one in their midst
who bids fair to become ~ indispensable
to them % was the famed OrteunOtse to
her patrons. Mrs. Rose p. Thompson,
whose CONS are on Main street, opposite
the Park, is fast winning her WaY to q
noted popularity, and d~eservedly too, for
she IL 9ver OF The mode, and any order
filled by her Is sure to % faithfully and
zrtisticalIy executed.
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HAVE you been at Herzog's to see the
presents2 The greatest enterprise Of the
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For LEASE
LOCAL

lWELLIN9-with 81 acres OF land, on
y Bias venue Apply TO
p p. A OIGkELA- Ga Shelby street.