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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-27
The Song Messenger.

Published by Root & Cady, and Geo. F..
Root & Sons, Chicago, for the month of
June is at hand. The contents of this
number is good, and opens with very
readable and humorous article entitled
" My Morning Songsters,' by p. Green,
whoever he may be, but judging by his
writing he IS not so very green after all :.
His article teens with cool things illus
tratiye Of the street cries that salute the
ears of all residents in large cties-among
which we may numerate the man Of straw,
whose melolions voice may be heard in
all quarters-Stra-a aw, Stra, Stra !.
followed By Rags Ra-ags, and so on
dd iafattJtm. Another COOL article, enti-
died + Curng - heaven on the Organ
Dodge by Charles S. Barnard, contains
many useful hints how to get a good
organ; an article on "Music and Morals,
and several other good essays. The mu-
steal selections this month are as follows;
F" Under the Hazel Tree song; and eight
pieces Of Sacred music, entitled as follows;
Sabbath Dawn, Sabbath Eve, Golden In.
cense, The Voice Of Praise Mysterious
Way, The Hours move On, AMI Deck for
the Bridal.
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sarta.Jesfcrn Crop Items.

Wheat lock< well in the vicinity Of Nj
shawaka, Ina.
Small grains in Lake county, Indiana,
give promise Of more than usual crop.
In Lenawee county, Mich. wheat is CON-
ing on finely, and bids fair to be a good
crop.
In the vicinity of Coldwater, Michigan,
the wheat crop is much better than was ex-
pected by the farmers.
In Barry county, Michigan, the wheat
crop is coming on finely, and the prospect
of good yield is promising.
The jefferson county (Wis.) Union says
the crops are looking splendidly, except
corn, which is little backward.
The Atlanta (Ill.) Argats says the corn,
spring grain, and potatoes in that vicinity
are looking remarkably well.
The hop-raisers in Sauk, Adams, and
Fond du Lac counties, (Wis.) are gloating
over the prospee. of a good crop this year.
Wheat in the region north of IndIanapo-
lis, between Fall Greek and v lite rIver, is
heading OUT, and will soon be ready for the
reapers.
In the vicinity of Ovid, Clinton county,
Mich, since the recent rains wheat has
rapidly improved, and farmers expect an
average crop.
The Ripon (Wis.) Free Press says crops
of all kinds in that vicinity are looking we'll
and sIere il every Indication of a good crop
of grain and hay.
The Grand Haven Mich Herald, says
all the large orchards around Spring Lake
have much better prospects for a large
peach crop than last wear.
In Table Grove, Fulton county, H.,
spring wheat looks well-wnter is almost
a failure. A great breadth of corn has
been planted, and it looks well.
Crops in the vicinity of Chelsea. Wash
tenaw county, Mich, are looking finely.
Wheat has improved wonderfully, and now
promises fair crop.
The wheat crop III Jennings county, Ind,
is more promising than it has been for sev-
eral Years past. Corn in the creek bottoms
Is unusually promising.
The Wilmington (Ill.) MdePendeat says
for years it has not seen small grain look as
promising as at present. Corn Is little
backward but looks well. The growth of
grass Is unprecedented.
The Sycamore Qll.) Rcpu5Hcaa says
wheat, oats, rye and barley still look spen-
didly, but corn is backward, and, unless the
balance Of the season should prove more
propi tons, will be failure
Wheat and grass in the vicinity of Paw
Paw, Mich, are looking remarkably well,
and the wheat crop promises to be far
above an average. Spring crops are back
ward. Potatoes bid fair to be good crop.
In Whitley county, Indiana, the wheat
crop looks well, and the prospects for Il
bountiful harvest ARE good. Corn, though
later than usual, looks well. Fruit, espec-
tally apples, will probably yield a large crop
The Fond du Lac (Wis.) Commonwealth
says: ''Crop reports continue to be most
cheering. We have met many farmers,
and they all unite in saying that corn, W heat
oats, potatoes, etc, are looking fine and
growing rapidly"
The wheat crop in Montgomery county,
IL, is not very good. Some fields that
We're well and carefully put in, will yield
well, while that put in in the usual haru IN
scarum style will not yield half crop.
Oats look fine and promise well, and corn
has come up and promises to do well in
spite of bugs and worms.
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Good Grant vIcn.

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph and Mes
senger says: The Lowery gang of North
Carolina have their rivals in the Sarter
gang of South Carolina, a band of ruffians
who are engaged in horse-stealing, and all
manner OF lawlessness. The Lowerys are
as bold and defiant as ever. Recently
stephen Lowery and Andrew Strovy, two
of the leaders of the ang, spent the day
at Moss Neck, mixing freely with the in
habItants m and getting thoroughly drunk.
They attended funeral where 500persons
were present, but no attempt was made to
arrest them. The Starters, ike the Low
erys, believe that the maintenance of Re
publican institutions depends on the re
election of President Grant. \ sheriff who
had warrant for their arrest, and was in
a fair way of etfect'ng their arrest, was
himself arrested by a United States marshal
for violation of the enforcement bill. II is
expected that they will do yeoman service
for Grant next November
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Commercial Reasons why the Treaty
SHOULD not Fail.

The London Economist, being the lead
ing financial authority IN England thinks
it is of great international Importance to
preserve the Treaty of Washington on
these grounds:
First-That if it falls through, it will be
very difficult to make a new one for long
time. After such a failure, anG the conse-
quent irritation, no one will try the same
attempt again till the memory of the con-
fusion and the collapse shall have passed
away If the Treaty of Washington were
to go off, every now-pending question be-
tween England and the United States will
for years remain unsettled.
Secend-It is of great Importance to
both countries, to America quite as much
as to England, to settle the Alabama
quarrel. While it rankles in the minds of
both nations-while America feels that
England is guilty of a great unacknow-
LEGGED, ,matoned of'ense-while England
thinks that America is angry, that she is
preferring all manner Of unfounded claims,
that she will permit many Alabamas to
sail against US in the next war by way of
retaliation-there can be no real peace
between the two countries. And till there
is firm and trusted peace, the vast none
tary transactions which are natural be-
when two such countries, and which are
50 profitable to both, will be throughout
hampered and in part suspended.
Third-lt is even of greater Importance,
though the public is far less aware of it,
to settle the question OF the Canadian
fisheries. While that question remains
open or indistinct, the peace of the two
countries is at the mercy of local squab-
bic about few barrels of cod. 1t is in
vain to say that such squabble is a trife
only. If English blood or American blood
were shed in it, the passions of both
might be so excited that calm discussion
would be impossible. and that peace could
not be preserved. The case is very pecu-
liar. The American government has
complete command over what happens Oh
lis side. but we have no equal command
over what happens IN cur side; the juris-
diction there is not in our hands, but in
those of the Canadians.
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so supremely ludicrOus that he was COM
PEELED to join his brothers
Miss Eva was not visible at the break
fast table the next morning, and Hannah
announced that she was siez with a severe
cold; whereupon George groaned out and
called for a handful OF peas to put in Sans
shoes, while that gentleman looked very
contrite, and John declared he wanted to
shoot himself But Hannah had the un-
ruly crew under her thumb for once in her
life, and had the satisfaction n also of seeing
them behave with something Of dignity.
They appeared never to forget that there
was an invalid in the house, and went on
tiptoe about; and Sam, who seemed to
take the entire responsibility upon his
shoulders. sent of slyly to New York for
choice fruit and flowers, which he induced
his sister to convey to the young lady with
the most abject apologies and regrets.
In a couple of days Eva was able to come
down stairs. Sh5 vas looking pale, but
lovely, and of course blushed divinely when
presented by Mrs. Carpenter TO her three
brothers, who behaved quite well, consid-
ering the unpleasantness of their situation.
But Sam, who had broken the ice by
means OF his presents, was the most at ease
and by virtue of his age and experience
constituted himself the propitiator and WAS
constantly on hand to offer Miss Eva a
thousand nameless attentions and before
the week ont John declared in conf
dence to Hannah that Sam was done for,
Gone under complctely!' echoed George
with one of his dismal groans. just think
Of 1t, llan--if it had not been for that
pitcher Of water, Sam would have been
heart-whole this blessed minute. The fc-
low meets lots of girls much prettier than
she every day, and with lots of stamps, too
They say pity is twin sister to love, and
believe it"
"Sour grapes - whispered John, pucker-
ing up his mouth.
Hannah sang Eva S praises and secretly
commencing Sans choice. She recon-
mended marriage to all of them, as being
the only SOLDERING process she was acqrant-
ed with. 1t is piece of advice however,
they do not appear inclined to follow, not
wlthstanding Sans happy lot with the
pretty schoolmistress Of Uollythorn.
She often reminds her brothers in-law
Of her unccremonious introduction to a
>now-drift at the dead of night, and they
retullate by the shower bath given her by
sam. And she twines her arms about
sam 5 neck, and with tears in her sweet
blue eyes, declares that bat for that cpl
Sode she fears sho would never have had
husband.-W Woods Household Magazine.
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE,

Franklin st. Manrtowoc. NJ Ketten hofen
Pro )rletor. The large br ok addition recently
bulk mas ncen urr shed Ia excellent ST yIe making
II one OF tnU largest ANA most coaiulete notels in
ManIto voc. \ good a0le Is kopt in connection
with the house, where STOCK Will be well provided
Tor. l2 44yl
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W lIISKEY.

Nhiskey is generally raised in a glass.
This Is the practice at the Government
Agricultural Department at Washington
Old Jesse Grant and Sandy Broad raised
some fine specimens ''in room adjoining
the post Office" at the Cincinnati Conven-
ton in this manner.
The Grant variety however has been very
successfully raised with an emetic. Verv
hardy.-OShkosh Times, J,ute II.
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GEORGE n. MOODlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
missioner tor Mauito voc county. All business en-
trusted TO his care viii he promptly ard faithfully
ATTENDED 20. Advice honestly gwen. for whica
reasonable charge Will be made. Once on Bufslo
ST.. between Eighth anu Ninth. ~ laY1
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CEaNS. r. WINTON,

NeteriEar" SUR eoU. cures Rug Bones Suavius
SICK. etc, &c. Al CUIcs warranted, or no Charges
msde Office II his l.very stable on Sc yentn-et
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Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due TO merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful celor, max
ing 1t soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling ont, as it stimulates and
nourishes the hair-glands. BY Its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DREssING ever
used, as it requires Fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
ance. A. \. Hayes, NJ. D, State Assay
CT Of Massachusetts,, says, The constitu-
cnts are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality and / consider it the
BEST PREPARATION for its intended pur-
poses.'
Sold Jy al Druggists, and Dealers in Ned
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D. L. Moody, having been applied to
recently by representative Of the Chicago
pulpit for sketch of his life, replied as
follows: Dwight L. Moody, born in the
tiesh 1887: born in the spirit 1856; don't
know when the flesh Will die: spirit i'm
mortal. That's all that's worth recording
IN my ite-my natural and my new birth
L don I want another word said, and have
never before given to anyone even as many
facts, because it makes the cold sweat start
out whenever hear that anything l say,
or do, or have done, is to go in print. I'm
the most oyer-estimated man in America
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NEW LI ERY STABLE
CHARLES T. WINTON
Good First Glass Teams

To all Who desire them. Either double
and single furnished on short notice
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment of buggies, etc, su-
per'"r TO any in the county, he is pre-
pared TO attend to any calls with prompt
hess and dispatch He may be found at
any ime n Seventh street, between Buffalo
anu 1hle 60 streets. I2-4i,f
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PAPSUCk ERS.

These vicious and intolerable nuisanccs
can be killed by digging up and burying in
November. They die hard, bat If dug M
and deeply buried soon rot The Leet va
riety may require to be dug up two or three
times
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DK. 4. j. PNECEREN.

Dentist, onice in Sherman's new building sa
E.ghth-St., Manitownc Particular attentios
given TO All Il dinSIeut branches ui t!ie profess-
ion, and all worA Warranted. Eeeta extracted
Without paln. l9Ayi
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JOSEPH SYMIsS,

Dealer IN owes al-o Manu- sacturer of Tin, Sheet
Iron and Copper ware. All II Is OF rep ,iring done
Eigitii-st., between York and DutTa o. Man TO voc
12 III
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j. =. ANDER&0N.
UNION ROUSE,

Attorney and Counselor. at Law. Collections
promptly attended to. Odice over j. A. kaalers
store, Cor Eighth anu lork-sts., Mani.owoc.
IL 40-ly
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Professor OF Music ec.will give lessons in Vocal and
Instrumental Mus in the city OF Manilowoc and
Two Rivers. l.esoence EIg4tu-sr.. near the
tourt House. u d1Iv
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Il. II. TREAT.

Attorneys and CounseloIs at Law. ofies on ssh
stree, over tue FIRST National nank, Aauitowos.
u ally
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Oiiice-holders may be got by grating the
Grant species upon Dent stock. This pro-
duces hybrid variety that Yields enor-
mously, and will bear the first year. Not
very hardy and must be kept in Post or
some other Office.
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fashionable T@iior. All goods made by the sub
ser der are warranted to tit form. Prices rsa-
sonaDie: anC am baund to ple~se thoss WHO give
me Their custom. Shop on Iork-st., two doors
NEST OF The " hd.ale nou~e- 124 44ly
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Commercial-st, between Esntll and Ninth. Mani
towoc. icseph Fulmer, Proprietor. Best
accomodat!ons for tae travelling Iuolc. Terms
chea9 ana satisfaction uaEaDtGei. 1s 41-1y
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r. CAlsJS.
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Retail dealer IN Hats, Caps, Furs
Goyes, Mittens, Robes etc. York-st, betu eeu
Egg IN ana Ninth, Mdnltowoc. 1244yl
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PAUL. IUEHNER.

Dealer in all xmas % Stoves and Hartware, aud
ManuiaIturer Copper, Tin, and Sheet-iron ware
Elgnth-st., South side near the Bridge, Manlto-
10 ally
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Attorney st Law and District Attorney tor MenIto-
Voc county. Collections promotiN attended -.
otce ON Buffalo, between Eig.tn and Ninth
~ a ly
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VOL. XIII.
QUITE 4 MISTAKE.


there was (as Is common to such places a
church ros+ oe;co . co,,,lo &c storas ons
district school, the SAID school beng taught
by young lady who had a widowed moth
or and hrothers and sisters 70 assist in sun
P0I'ii1
toE the sake OF economy Mss Eva
Stanley boarded around among the
scholars. and was considered quite para
.oI H. Lol -,
aon Nii'0''o
respectaDie hlechaillc' Ou' hal dicu aleef
about two years OF illness, which bitterly
impoverished the family. Eva had, how
o,,o. (sbo bo;no. tLa. o,los.l ,,a,:,.,1 -
pam education before tue great calamity
came upon them, and noble-hcarted and
unselfsh, began her work Of assisting in
the sun,.nr+
ne ia'. wee" previous 70 me no"0aS
vacation she haI been boarding with a
Mrs. CARPENTER. who MA, ,nakiug girautic
70 : ''-'''s - ,='''''9 .'''- = 49,. '''"'
Ne" l"F"'
LOG never mt my '''-"ef'' 1-'i' she
S'id' anu 'Aeh began 70 SNe ''e pretty
:. There's sam. George. and johnny. the
Youngest: and such times as thev hay.
~
-. All -, p,I+ I.,. y,,.,it
t' ta.,3 - - r tta1. IA.
40I u DoSo ou' u Sc"ooi' HuC,i uAcAs
"nu l'i"'lNs w oN0 eNei saw ne i"S'
Sam act1aIiy emf = raue Of oinss fr"n fLe
window and Melted t;eorce out Of NV best
room with spow Yon see there i AL
wovs - ro.,,,l,r strife far that narriralar
rnn,n far the he'd : snrino one anI
rta,. 49, - -, tI.,'. -
tbc city But thew Jonft ~et in there This
time. that's certain. for intend to keen
Won n that room. ana 50 end tbe contro-
yorsv am "a afraid that they will Lraal
- r,,i,, ,.,,.+I,;n,, tL,4 m, ,ria1 tbat ro,
.,ra I,ar. l. ,,,,,- l,-n, tI,',' - .L,,,.f, :
E,tln
81 bal mt os sooo ooc,nr- INV. o+r,.r
roorn Nr, C.,rnan,c. ami It No.. y,;.l, -
;ncn'nr,n,ln ,a,,. i'ra,,nr.--I,ro 70 ro rr,,i,+
- 10 nsn, -
1No yon shan,t Eva rora,ontor,Iv ev
o,,i,,o Lo. t,a.+e'.,. .',a ,,.l,+ :. ~ ,,-c
~ ,'1,,,r ..,,;,,., -, ,..,.t;' ,.,I ~,
can st,v hnro INST ~ ,yru nc rnt and \"
nm vorr sevi1g, an nv, r,.cl,;nn I.nr
mntIer ba. moth nnoI,.,b ~ G.nd ,,n.ss
and wnn't miss yonrs,
The sul,;rrt was dronncJ and tba on.;ro
household retired carly. for on the morrow
the brothers. vounr. ardent and fan of
life were to be there. But. without send
ing any word of their intention. they had
coEcIu1od to take the evening train, which
would land them at liollvthorn about bed
time. Gcorre AMI john ,lil 50. AMI when
safely seated in the cars, bcgan to specu-
late about the absence Of sam.
No reason on earth why he shouldn't
have been along. said George.
No, for he told me this morning he
would certainly be on hand answered
John.
i can't make it out, unless he took the
ike clock tram, b. mistake
Il,
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FIR - GREEN.

Attorney and Counselor AZ Law, rwo Riven
will attend to Collections anu other business il
Manitowoc iunty AMI vicinity. IL ~ ly
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Paws the highest price for Wheat and other pro-
duce, oEce on the northeast corner OF Bulaio apd
Eghth sts, ManituW &c. IL 44y1
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Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
For The MhiSKERS.

As our Renewer in many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, TO re-
store gray or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and effectuaIly accomplish this
result. 1t is easily applied, and pro luces
a color which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. Hall & Co.
NASHUA, n. II.
I. 4 j. ROBINSON, Agents.
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Ex-President johnson recently reeedeiv
Si,ooO as refund of the tax on his salary
the same principle having been applied to
President Grant under the judicial decision
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j. 8. PElTCHsAKD. ". D.

Physician, Sur-eon and Aecuucheur OfAcs ea
Sth st. over ,5aconS Drug store. Once opsn NJ al
hours calls 60 the country promptly az 'nied.
T28 81y
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NOTICE

Fl aving disposed of my busipess in Nfshicott to "
Louis ne Frofh, request all fbo.e Indebted 10 me 20
make 'mTDtcs'e payment at the storc. Thankful for
the sen-IoGs patronage extended 10 o c in the p.s
snecifulIy rrqus.t confiuusbce Of th came TO nv
snccersor NJ Ion,s hey roth. who VII conduct the
busirese N fhe tc~arc.
52t PETPR HANSON
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J. u. WsRhEAH. .
HI. :. PEERPoN,r.

Attorney and C1uuselor al Law. OHes On so-nsr
OF FL htn and Qnay-sts, Manisowoc. II A-lv
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Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and W:gnr-makex
Shop on the Cu-ner OF Ssventh sHd 1otK-sts,
North Side, aapttowoc. DOES all kinds OF
iron WORK good and As ef cap as any other estab
iisbE.ent ID TIL clty. l3B-ly
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FIRED. SCEREDEK.

Keeps all kinds o. Meats, Sausage, Hams Lard.
etc, winch he viii sell at & e lowest prices, in
qu'nuty aud kind 10 suit purchasers Any one
h.ving tie, hogs or sheep TO seu Will call on me
a"o receive the highest prices. 1244ly
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Agricultural Notes,

From Grccley's "What / know about
Farming
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L.. kAISER.

faperhanger and Uph0sterer. CARR ge Trimmer
ana Hart ess Maker, Commerciast, between 7Lh
ana oth, nltoNo', recommends himself in
these branches, and promises to execute all 1ork
with promptness. and in the best stve. 124&Iy
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
II. G.. & w. j. Turner,
ADAM ROBERTS. q 1

Attorneys Iud CuuuseiCrs stLlw. S,h s.ress
South side, doars Nortl u Ppst ofhJe i18E
Gerg.sB SpOSea ~ this Oalcs. i3-fily
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WHITE & EOlkRE


Attorneys at Law. ONCE on EigL,tst. Sout&
sue, Opposite Sciuettes Store. IL ~