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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

A year ago last June mass meet
ing ofcitizens opposed to payment OF
the railroad bond indebtedness OF
Louisa county was held at Wapello
at which it was resolved, in short, to
vote for no candidates who were in
favor Of upholding the law as declared
by the United States Supreme Court.
A committee was appointed to cor
respond with candidates. This com.
mittee have just made report in ref
erence to Judge Day and DR.. Bulls,
They are bitter upon the former be-
cause he endorses the enforcement Of
the decision Of the United States Su.
preme Court, and also upon the latter
because no opposed the queerly con.
structed bill to regulate railroad
freights, and voted against the bill
releasing penalties for non,paymenl
OF railroad bond taxes, offered in the
18th Assembly. Wapello county will
have to nominate State ticket ofits
own, if its people follow the advice O
this committee, for no candidate Car
STAND upon their platform and get {
thousand votes west of Washington
county.-Daoenport Gazette.
Won't somebody send the new ed
tor Of the Davenport Gazette maj
of Iowa that he may know tina
Wapello is the county seat ofLouiss
county, and that Wapello county il
another affair entirely.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

DUBLIN, Aug. ~.
As a band of music were passing
through the streets of Limerick to.
day, followed bv a large crowd, a
signal was given on which the mob
commenced stoning the police, who
were watching the proceedings. The
latter Immediately rushed upon their
assailants and, after some hard fight
ing, succeeded in dispensing them
Several persons were injured and
taken to the hospital.
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FOREIGN.
Potato Crop ID IrelanA-The Queens
! Specialize 5 Fer cent Bends 1T .
Premium.

T0e4to OT0p N 43018Q0-30c XO0Co
! Specialize 8 Per cent Bends 1t .
Premium.
LONDON, Aug. 81.
Tho potato blight has developed to
IN si.rfniDg extent la ireland. 1t is
feared the crop is almost ruined.
John Bright has recovered, and
will certainly resume Parliamentary
duties next session.
The Queen. who remains at Bal
moral, is again sick.
Parliament prorogued to-day until
November 7th.
The announcement is made that
the relations Of Great Britain with
all foreign powers are OF friendly
character, the, treaty of st having
boon rsised by conference recently
held in London. The hope is ex-
1 pressed of continued tranquility.
Tho Queens speech dwclls with
satisfaction upon the Treaty OF
| Washington hopes for genera
recognition OF the principles for
guiding the maratinc conduct OF
neutrals; full reliance is placed upor
the disposition of Americans to carry
out all tho provisions Of the treaty
4 The Queen is anxious to meet tht
| expressed wishes OF the French gov
ernmont for the alteration OF some
OF the provisions OF the commercial
treaty of 1860, but would witncs
with concern any change in restrict
ing tho commercial intercourse Q
, powers for tho repression OF agrarl
anism in tho west Meath have M
swered their purpose; in other part
of ireland there is u gratifying In
: munity from crime.
Applications for tho new ) pc
cent. funded loan oi the UGite
States, sont IN from London and til
continent 70 Jay Cooke, McCulloc
4 Co., bankers, indicate an advant
on tho opening Of the Baaks to.mo
row. Already twenty million doiia
!. or more than ono quarter OF Il
& Whole amount al.attei I" Enr"p
u. have been taken. ha bnn"s a
p active OH Stock E.chshgs all I'll
lpremium,
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sHFRIFE-s SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution to me directed
clio County, Iowa, on a Judgment obtained
before ". ii. Gaylord, n Justice Of the Ieage
ON the Old day Of July, ls1i, in favor Of Jathes
Adams rs Plaintiff, and against Robert Buiss
as Defendant, transcript of said judgment
filed in said Clerks Office. July sd, ISL 10.
the sum of Eiity-Four and S-lO0 Dollar, ant
costs taxed at IS. 10 and aecruing costs. ha~
levied upon the following Real Estate takeil
AS the property of said Defendant, TO SATISFY
said Execution, to-wit:
CITY of EddySille, Wapello County. Iowa
And will oiier the same for sale 10 the hish-
est bidder for cash IN hand, on The sd a;.y ~
sept, A. D., 1871, In front of the Court Houss
door, In ottuniwa, ut the hour OF ! oclocK :
+. NJ, of said day. when aud where Nus ~
! tedauce will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa. Iowa. Aug. 18th. M.l
i. A, SWIGGErr, sheriff of saidSo
| Nv WIN. ii. II. AsBuai, Deputy
nol0-w2t
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11IIUTVa WEEKLY COURIER
Ctr and County News.



Farmers, mcchsnics, merchants
q everybody olsc, should reanem.
the County Fair to be held on
} Goth 9th, 28th and Both Of Sep.
nber, and bring along something
help increase the show. Every
pr We hear people say, "oh, if !
hknown that such corn or wheat or
ples were the best that would have
ne In, l could have beat them all!'
ny ID the name Of common sense,
bn, don't you oil bring something ?
! everybody THE year try what
oap do 10 the way Of making our
&r, i, success.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

Rowland Hill was always annoyed
when there happened any noise to
divert tho attention of his hearers
from what he was saying. On one
occasion a few days before his death,
he was preaching to one of the most
crowded congregations that ever as
sembled to hear him. In the middle
Of hits diuvuurse he observed q com.
motion in tho gallery. For some
time he took no notice oft, but find
ing it increasing, he paused in his SER
mon, and looking in the. direction in
which tho confusion prevailed, he
exclaimed: What's the matter
thero2 The devil seems to DO among
you" A PLAIN, country looking man
Immediately started to his feet, and
addressing Hill 10 roply, said: No
sir; it arn't the devil rs is doing it
it'sa fat lady wot's tainted. and shs
isl very fat 'uu, sir, as don't seen
likely to come TO again in q hurry 7
"Oh, that's it, is itp' observed Mr.
Hill, drawing his hand across hi
chin; "then beg the lady's pardon
and the DEVILS too"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

A little brown bird is destroying
the grape crop In this vicinity.
They thrust their bills into the
grapes one after another, but do not
eat them, but as effectually destroy
Thorn rs If they had eaten them.
Who can devise remedy to prevent
it2 Where are all our patent right
men now?
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ANOTHER PATENT RIGHT NOTE

ANOTHER PATENT RIGHT NOTE
SwINDLEa UNDER THE ScREws.-A
swindler by the namo of C. W.
Stevens, who has been travelling
over this State selling some sort of .
patent tanning mill screen, and get
ting unsuspecting farmers notes,
says tho Anamosa Eureka, "was
brought short up at Hillsboro,
Montgomery county, ILL.,, on tho 1st
by VIM. q. Swarts, of this CITY. Mr.
Swarts left Anamosa July 9th in pur
suit of Stevens, and after TRIP
through a portion OF Wisconsin, be
came satisfied as to Stevens where
abouts. Returning to Anamosa h.
procured a rcquisition from Gov
Merrill on Gov. Palmer, Of Ill, ant
went Immediately to Springfield, Iii.
whore no procured tho warrant an,
made the arrest as above stated
Several interested parties in thi
county arc anxious to SEQ frien
Stevens, and we understand thu
official notice. has been roceivc
from the authorities in another 40,
ton OF the State who have an .ol
pleasantnis' similar to ours to settl
with him. Homestead.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

BURLINGTON SOUTHwEsTERN.-J w.
Ellis. Esq, Of Bloomfield, informs us
that the construction cars are now
four or Eve miles west Of the Des
Moines river from where it crosses
the river at Pennington. The gra.
ding is all done to Bloomfield, and
nearly ali the bridging. The track
laying is rapidly progressing. Mr.
Ellis says he is confident the road
will be running trains to Bloomfield
by November let.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

AT Lawrence, Kansas, a few SUI.
days ago, while minister was hold
forth in church, crowd got up a
cock-6ght in the yard. The people
who had congregaied in the church
went out to pat stop to the fight
but waited till the fight was over be
fore Directing. The minister looked
out OF the window at the crowd, ant
said, !" We are all miserable sinners
which licked?"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24
Qhaica Herr far &ale.

a. L. Graves, Esq, living just one
mile north west of this city, has for
sale large number of pigs, both
male and female, from two to three
months old, Of the Chester White
and Poland China or Magic breeds.
They are in fine order and condition,
and of the Simon pure stock. Price
FROM IS to $40 each, according to
age and quality. When persons
from abroad wish to order them, they
will be carefully boxed and put in
charge of Express CO., free of extra
charge. Address,
A. l.. GRAVES,
july 90 Wilt. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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The EddyviIlc Advertiser says
quite commoiion has been raised
in Eddyville because Rev. Mr.. Row.
10y, Of the NJ. e. Church, declined TO
lond his horse and buggy to parties
who wished TO hasten with physi.
clan to tho scene oftho Briggs coal
mine disaster. In consequence, Mr.
Il. has rendered bis resignation, bu,
has made such explanations M satis
fed his friends that he had beer
grossly misrepresented."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

OF Clear Lake, which l. reached
BY tho Milwaukee and st. Paul tund,
which crosses the 4 9. u or near
Mason City. The Iowa Central is q
splendid road the trains run fast
and very smoothly, cvorything Is
new and clean, it's conductors and
officers are courteous gentlemen, it
passes through tho very Eden Of
Iowa, and no man in the State, or 10
the West, has shown tnofe ability and
energy than has Mr.. Gilman, the
father Of the enterprise and it's
present President. We cannot
close without expressing the thanks
of the whole party to Mr.. Sanborn,
the Division Superintendent Of Mason
City Of tho Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Il
r., for his great kindness in sending
us by special train over TO Clear
Lake from Mason City on the night
Of our arrival, and in coming for us
in like manner on our return.
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Governor Bramlette is y leading
Kentucky Democrat. Recently AT
the request of the Central Commit
tee OF that State. he delivered a care
fully prepared campaign address, in
which speaking of +" Equality before
the law" he said /.
Rather than see that adopted,
would sweep out all schools and
leave our children to grow up in
darkness"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24
We understand our democratic

We understand our democratic
friends had = caucus on Saturday en-
Dracing the candidates, and their
particular friends,a and that they came
70 tho conclusion that q canvass by
stumping the county was not advisa-
bic. So we think, for the moro YOU
stir up the putrid carcass Of the do
iunot democratic psrty, tho worse il
will stink. Besides this the records
OF some Of the candidates are q lit
tie too vulnerable 10 be aired much
before the people generally.
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Usaa!-osai!!-TAs psss.

Vert \ Terrell have opened q
coal bank on Bear Greek, five
from Ottumwa, and are ready
n coal 1t the bank or deliver in
hwa II the lowest living rates.
challenge everybody in the
~ 70 show coal superior in
lty TO theirs.
hg 3.w6t sep Ltd.
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The Ladies' of the M. y. Church OF
Kirkville, purpose giving = festival
on Thursday evening Aug. 3lst. The
proceeds to be applied to defraying
expense of Sabbath school. All are
invited to attend. CoMMIrrEB.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

Prof. Kissell State Superintendent
OF Schools and Prof Armstrong, Su.
perintendent of Schools at Council
Bluffs, lowa, callcd to-day. They
are on their way to the National Ed
ucational Convention at st. Louis,
Missouri.
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All the iowa papers are filed with
tax lists. This week we shall pub
lish the list In = supplement to the
CouRrsa, and our weekly for next
three weeks will have nine columns
more of reading matter than usual.
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The Chicago Times gets in the fol-
lowing sockdolager on ono of the
Bourbons of its party:

The Chicago Times gets in the fol-
lowing sockdolager on one of the
Bourbons Of it's party,
"The Macon Telegraph, a Georgia
newspaper concern that appears to
come down to the present time with
ideas borrowed from an era consider
ably anterior to the scriptural deluge,
talks Of negro slavery as "a system
sanctioned by the Great Jehovah
himself, under which our fathers
'prospered SO much, and were uni
versally recognized as the noblest
type Of tho human race" But this
was not the only peculiar lnstiu.
tion," which, If VIC believe all that
one roads In the productions of the
ancient Hebrew scribes, was ''sanc-
toned by the Great Jehovah.
There is rather convincing evidence
that Mormonism was one of the sane.
toned systems of that remote age
and peculiar people and some Of the
piratical exploits OF that prince of
freebooters, King David, though evil
IDENTIFY Sanctioned" if the historians
are trustworthy, would hardly meet
with encouragement from the civili-
cation of the present time. Are the
newspapers at Macon, in Georgia,
aware of the fact that this is the
nineteenth century of the Christian
era7 Do they think Methuselah is
still living?
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Arrested for Forgery:
IOWA.
ESCAPE Of Prisoners 1t Council Dlu6s-
Tho Bridge Over the Missouri.

Escape Of Prisoners ut Council Bluhs-
Tho Bridge Over the Missouri
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 81.
Three prisoners confined in the
county Jail here, made rush on the
jailer while he was taking them their
supper this evening, knocked him
down aud mado their escape from
the building. He recovered himself
in time to lock the door and prevent
tho escape of the other prisoners
The three escaped prisoners were
re-csptured and lodged in their old
quarters
The work of putting in place the
iron superstructure for the first span
of the great railroad bridge here be-
gan q day or two ago. The work of
grading the Iowa approach, nearly
two miles in length, goes on night
and day. The bridge will DO COM
pleted this year if no accident inter-
venee.
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Political oempisxisn Of tiae Es9isiature'
LotIsylLLE, Aug. I'll.
OHIO.
vvithdrawal Of Asecosk.

3,,n,,4 LOUISVILLE, Aug. ~.
\ The Couricr-Journat this morning
has letter from Cincinnati, which
says rumor prevails there that
General McCook, Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Ohio, will be
compelled to withdraw from the cam
vass. 1t is even said he is partially
dcranged, and that bis speeches at
POI tsmouth and Chillcothe give color
to this report. Should McCook with
draw an effort will be made to induce
General Ewing to take bis place,
though its success is doubtful.
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MISSOURI.
A Bushvvhaelker Runs a Muck

ST. LOUIS, aug. Il.
A terrible affair occurred at Harris
onville, Cass county, Mo-, on Satur-
day last. Tom Sabine, an old bush
whacker and desperate, came to
town, and getting crazy drunk run
muck through the village firing a
revolver at any one he CHANGED TO
meet. After be had shot and killed
two men, q well directed load Ut
buckshot relieved the frightened citi-
zens of the villain.
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The Hatch Bros. are up to their
eyes in Boots and Shoes, and as soon
a. they can arrange them will no
doubt tell our readers what induce
meuts they have to offer in their
line of trade.
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Telegraph, News
NEW YORK.
The New York Tribune ON the situA-
Nen Quarantine BxtoYtions = Is .
COfoah Trouble Steamer Blown Up.

The New York Tribune ON the situa-
Non Quarantine 6xtortions - = q .
Cofea6 Trouble Steamer Blown Up.
New York, Aug. %.
The Tribune oftbis morning says
'iftho Republicans lose the election
this fall it will be the work Of the
faction monopolizing the federal pat
ronage ofour city who will permit
no Republican victory unless u in
sures their special advantage Of this
fact, or hope to carry the county
Republican, by charging their adver.
saries with Tamtnany affiliations. 1t
declares that the Republican Office
holders under the Tammany came 70
their places by pre-arrangements
made when the city charter of 1870
was passed, and that at that time the
Times gave to that charter it's sup
port and commended appointees I'M
der it.
Quarantine extortions are still the
subject Of comment, and it Is said tho
government will be called upon to
remedy abuses by quarantine officials
upon passengers and imported goods.
Many leading merchants are talking
of having Their ships land at conve-
nient points in New Jersey and trans
port their goods by rail to New York.
The Quarantine Commissioners
have appropriated $250,O0O for the
erection of an extra building for the
reception of one thousand persons
coming from the cholera ports.
The body Of a man perfectly naked
was found floating in East River this
forenoon. The corpse bore evidence
of a man who was brutality murdered
but no clue to the crime has been
discovered.
One paper this evening, in speak
ing of tho Corean difficulty says it
looks now as if England and Prussia
will have to take hand in this matter.
Two Englishmen and one German
were seized by the Coreans and
carried off into the country. One
thing is certain, that if England does
not find out what has become of her
subjects Germany will, so alter all
perhaps some other nation will finish
what America has begun.
The steamer Wyoming, on her way
from this city to Providence, is re-
ported sunk, with tho appearance OF
having been blown up by powder
or steam. A schooner arrived ut
providence to-day that picked up q
quantity of material from the wreck
ed vessel, but no particulars received
of the accident.
The crew of the sunken steamer
arc safs.
Political Shooting Bout
well in "a vor Of Grant.
New York, Aug. Fl.
A special dispatch received thir af-
ternoon from Long Branch, stated
that Il. Il. Helmbold, the we'll known
druggist of this city, attempted sui
eide by shooting himself with shot
gun, while out ostonsibly for the pur-
pose of snipe shooting. DR.. Helm
bold denies that he attempted suicide
and says that while out cunning
having discharged one barrel, no put
his mouth to the barrel to clear 1t,
and accidentally discharged the.other
barrel by touching the cock with his
III. s,s, n OH 1~1,
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w. B. Bonniiield, Prost. lst Ma
tionaI Baak, who has been in Cali
fornia for the benefit of his health
gave us call this afternoon. We
are pleased to learn tho visit has been
highly beneficial to his health.
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have . horse power, cider mill
and cider press, and am prepared TO
make wine and cider tor any body de-
string it. ! live Ii miles north west
OF Agency City. Wine and cider
made upon shares or otherwise, as
parties may wish.
4t-w* j, S. REYNOLDS.
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Currant Wine.
Pure aud unauthorized, made in
Iowa, just tho thing for the sick and
for table use. Ten barrels just re-
ceived and for sale by the bottle, gal
Ion or barrel, by
G. i. AUwERDA & Co.
Aug. 2l-d1w1
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Scoty. Shaffer writes US that the
North Missouri r. r. will carry oil
visitors to the State Fair, from St.
Louis to Ottumwa and return at one
and ono fifth regular fare. The Fair
opens vt Cedar Rapids September
18th, and continues FIVE DAYS.
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TAxEs.--TheState Board Of EQUAL
ization have decided that the valua-
tion as equalised by them is the basis
upon which all taxes, State, county,
municipal should be levied.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Thirty Buildings Destroyed BY Fire

WILLIAMsPoRT, Aug. 81.
A fire broke out last night in the
stable of the Waverly House, the
wind blowing gale, and the flames
spread rapidly, and some thirty build
ings were consumed, including the
Waverly House. ex.Gov. Parker's
residence, tho Mulberry Street
Church, and many stores and pr
vate dwellings,. Loss sl25,uoo; in
surance SIS, 0G0.
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important - the Ladies. 1t is said
= the ladies who are troubled by p'm-
Z, ssllowness, moth-patche ringmarks
may obliterate the evidences of their
f'iAsation, and add immensely to their
1nsi beauty, BY the use of an article
oNne aold by our Druggists, known
Mssnoiia Palm. We should think such
'nlng would b very popular.
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Our Democratic cotempotafes arc
having D great time rejoicing over
the election in Kentucky. This is
right, ''every dog has his day" and
this is their first and last day.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. %.
HoGs-Receipts 1869 head; light
grades 1Oa15c lower; extreme range
on light s4.5Oa4.70; bulk of sales
$3.50; heavy grades unchanged at
S4.3Oa4 As.
CArTLE-Rcceipts 1850 head; mar.
ket quiet at S4.S0a5 for good beeves;
S5.25a5. rs for the best native ship
ping cattle; no extra fat cattle on sale;
common natives S3a4.
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John w. Ellis, the noneyed man
of the Harry Nation" and who
bivouacks in one Of the incest resi-
dences in Bloomfield, dropped in for
q few moments this afternoon.
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sacoI NorfcE. - The public
Ocis' of'this city will commence on
I'D Monday Of September next,
ing The. 11th- Of that month. Tho
- q com tnencing has been defer
!, onesweek on account Of the sit
I 'of the neschsrs' Institute which
! mencss for the teachers Of this
lty on,the irst Monday Ia Sop
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900 AGENTS WANTED. MALE and
O,UVV Female, 10 sell two new articles -
sa.ab,e AS Flour, and needed In every family.
Samples sent free by mail. with terms TO clear
s5to SO per ,lay THIS Is no gift enterprise or
huD,bur hut they are new articles OF rcat
merit Reader, ii you want profitable am.
honorable employ inen,, send on your name
and Post Office sddress and receive full par
ticulurs with sample, free by return mali
| A,idress N. Ii. WHITE,
| Iuly an.dl2witl Newark, New Jersey.
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CAMP AEETINe Tho Methodist,

& CAMP AEETINe Tho Methodists
DAVIS county hold q camp meeting
q West Grove. % miles south of Of
samws. on Sunday Aext, and the
orth Mo. RsR. proposes to run 4
sPecial train down on Sunday morn.
p, leaving here at u o'clock, q. NJ,
I'D returning in the evening, provi
asd ? sufficient number Of persons
slgni1y their intention Of going
fare will be moderate. For parsic
liars call on Mr.. Phillip the agent