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"You cruel man." cried Mrs. Jellikins
4smy tears have no effect on you at all " well
drop EN-, then" said the brutal Jellikins.
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= The man who had cloud upon his brow
has lately been mist.
Why is John Biggers boy larger than his
father? Because he's little Bigger,
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I propose, Messrs. Editors, to institute com
parison between these two candidates for the
preeidannv
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VIM. H. ORCHARD

Professor Of Music 0ndd deelcyiu Piano R,,,os
A PpI.Y at his residence. corn.r ~ 1.rrai
IA and Henderson streets, or st IN. L"nt.
stor" OF Dnfiie Il Chapman.
Tuned and Repaired. Inn o. amo
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Po1IuoAL ON Drrs. The air is rife
"ith r1mors of movements on the politi-
cal chess-board. There can no longer be
any doubt there is an increasing desire
to get rid of Grant. The constant ex-
posure OF the most venal rascality among
the Administration officials is telling
.earfully upon the availability of the
present occupant Of the White House.
his nomination would, very properly, be
regarded as an endorsement of these Of
fences against honesty aud official integ-
rlty; and the party are afraid to go be-
tore the public rs tho defenders of such
a record as is being made up in New
York and elsewhere by those holding
positions under the Administration, The
new candidate for favor, upon whom
there seems to be determined concen-
tration of action, is ex.Congressman
James +. Wilson, of Town. tits claimed
that an effective organization in his be-
half, including such men as Horace
Greeley, John Fornoy, and others of
equal political note, has already been
completed, and that so strong O hope
have those engaged in it of defeating
Grant at Philadelphia, that they have in
duced those engaged in the Liberal Re-
publican movement to agree to postpone
their convention, which was to meet in
May, to the Goth of June It really ap.
pears now as if there was o prospect
that the Grant bubble is soon to burst.
But the President is not to yield without
a struggle, nor do We think he will be
defeated. He owns too many selfish and
dishonest ofice-hc!dets, and they will
control the Philadelphia Convention.
Detroit Free Press.
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Heinitsh's Blood and Liver pills

---.---.N-- hOVV UHU AIVVT TIIIS,
ELEGANTLY sugar.coatcd perfcci,v tosto
~ lcss, and warranted to cure all diseases
OF tho liver and it's kindred complaints. Good
70. Tor constipation OF tho bowels, disorders of
1as.;n INC stomach, sick and nervous headache, in
digcstion, blliousness, fovers, chills. kidney
affections, female irregularities. Thoy purify
tho blood. and remove all derangements NJ
tho internal viscera. Put up in a blootl-red
colorod wrapper. and sold at 25 cents a box.
Feb IS
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New Books.
Z 'HE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY, by Bisl.
CS,rI ops ana ma, other Clergy OF .hc Anglican
Z, Aunt James Hero by Author Of Stepping
Heavenwards. $3.50 Ppm b
iannah, q new Novel by Miss Mulorb. 5nc
Jan II DUFFIE * CHAPMAN
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FOUR MILLIONS or. INVALIDs-

FOUR MILLIONS or INVALIps.-At
tho lowest computation there aro never
less than 100000 Of invalids in the
United Statos. OF this number probably
moro than tlirec.fifths have ne9l. cted the
ordinary precautions necessary for tho pre-
scrvation of health, and arc suffering tho
punishment due to their carelessness. If tho
multitudes who arc nov afflicted with bill.
,onsness, indigestion, rheumatism, intermit
tont fever, Irregularities Of tho bowels, gone.
raj debility, nervous disorders, &C.. had, at
the very first symptoms Of indisposition, in
vigorated, regulated and purified thcir sva.
TENS with HOSrETTEWS STOMAOH ItjT-
IEhS. two-thirds of them would at this mo-
melt bo performing tho active duties of life
mind. Vi 'nc
rms assertion is made advisedIy. It ia
iouhieu on experience, and is borno out by
Tue testimony OF countless host of viii.
hessce, whose attcstations cover aim ost every
variety OF disease, and extend over a period
or about twenty years. OF every 900 per
sons VINO take tho Bitters; as n preventive Of
I!o complaints above enumerated, seven.
e'Gmths escape them entirely; and OF every
l,Ooo WHO arc actually attacked, and uso the
Ereat vegetable Tonic as n remedy, thrcc-
iiourths arc radically cured. These ara not
hap-hazard assertions, but statisticai facts
They arc based upon tho results of inouir;ns
made by moro than SO, 900 persons, in various
parts OF tho country, and upon tho letters of
prominent citizens of every State, it might
Feb 90 49, wv 10 H.
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MUTTERINas OF New REVOLUTION.
AT late session Of the Spanish Cortes,
says Madrid correspondent, when Sa-
costa attempted to mount the stand to
read decree, the confusion rose to q
high pitch. And this state of affairs
listed four hours, without any decrease
OF animation on the part of the perform.
ers. There were moments when hand.
to-hand fight all around, between the
Radicals and Conservatives, seemed in
eyitable. Many were the grave and
significant words that were uttered by
the belligerents in the heat of the COM
bat, among which recall the following,
as, in their higher diapason, they rose
momentarily above the rest. Early in
the conflict, was heard the voice of
Ruiz Gorilla, leader of the Radicals,
who thundered forth, Radicals, to the
resouel These were the words of Prim.
Let us again repeat them to-day, and
let us devoutly add, God save our coun-
try! God save the dynastyl God save
hbertyP" Shouts, cheers and applause. !
Abarzuza Republican)-"The King
has broken faith with tho Parliament.
The King has broken his agreement with
his people. The dynasty of Saboya is
ended to-day" (Great appluuse.)
Soier tkepublican) )-"Viva tho nation
sovereign!' This cry was echoed by
the Republicans, who added, '.Viva the
republlc!" The President said that Ger.
tain words could not be uttered in that
place, aud was answered by
M!uro, (Republican,) who said: "We
Will repeat them at the barrcados!"
lTerrific demonstrations of approval
from the Republicans.)
Rlverp here turned to advantage his
powerful lungs. and maintained his own
TOR time in very effective oratory, saw
ing that the national SOVEREIGNTY was
over, and above that of the King, con-
Guiding with ''Viva liberty!" for which
ne was prepared to shed the Lost drop of
his blood.
Rodinas (Bourbon) -s'I proclaim the
downfall of everything existing" tPo-
htlcally speaking, presume.)
FIgueras QSepublican leader) here OBJ
tanned the mastery, ,-made superb ad-
dress, and, in the midst Of the tumult
that followed his exciting clauses, cried,
DO .ye demand blood, Savoyards?
would ye cement the foundations of
your threne with blood, while we would
have cemented our revolution with or
DER! That decroe is gauntlet thrown
down to the country. We will gather
~ Ino BhuAtleC, ana Will return 1t, re.
serving to ourselves the right to fig the
day"
Great tumult followed, and, in the
midst OF it. Senor Sagosta made q flying
lear. and gained the stand, thinking to
be able there to read tho decree, but he
was literally pushed and hustled down
by Secretary Rios Portillo, for which
good, service he was frantically ap-
plauded.
The tumult lasted yet an hour longer,
during which the choicest epithets of
abuse were hurled from bench to bench,
and finally, when, at 6 o'clock, the De,
puties were completely exhausted, and
physically unable even to ''peep or NUT
ter" Sagosta came to time as fresh as
rose, aecended the stand, and, with a
Machiayellian smile at his prostrated ad-
yeersarles, road his decree from begin
ming to end.
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Copartnership Notice.

THNliE Subscribers, having this day formed a
1 cogartnership. to be known and styled as
HOWE It ALLEN, and having leasel for a
bought the materials on the premises former
~ occupied by James M. Allen. are prepared
to enter into contracts for building or the
finishing OF all ehop-made materials, such as
BLINDS, Doors. Sash, Window Frames, &c
&c. Also, tho Dressing OF Lumber, Scroll
Saving and Turning, and would respectfully
solicit share OF the public patronage.
HOWE d ALLEN.
JoHN NJ. HOWE, EDwARD AIIrS
FOI.UMEIi. November ~ 1871 Der IL 1no
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Mr.. Bryan Pate, nged eighty-two, and
Mrs. Mary Hopps, aged seventy-seven,
we're married at Snow Hill, N. c., on
tuesday last. Notwithstanding the ex-
treme old age OF Mr. Pate, he seemed to
be still fond of the Hops.
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Special Notices

ON MAItRIAGE.-HAPPY RBLIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the ELECTS or Errors aud
Abuses III early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impedi,nents to
Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable rem cdics. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed enyclopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 9
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec 25 or,o
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Columbia Music Store,
LvBrand & Son

IENAkE pieasare III calling the attention @:
J. the fit!ic to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banios. Flutes
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Music sent by mail. post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered. to any pnrt of the
state, marked 9. .. ID. Good Second hand
l!anos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodcona tuned and re-
paired IN satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, ri moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and eatie-
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building,
Columbia. =. C. Nov
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New Books, by EXPRESS.

For Salt af Hryan e Mcfnrter's.
SEEEN DECADES OF TIE UNION. Rv
NJ Henry 4. Wiac -.
OF tho Methodists BY l.. Tycrlnan. London.
-, history OF the Working and Burgher
Classcs. BY Cassagnac. s2J0.
Mihlfred Cumbcrmedr, story by George
character. by Samuel Smiles <1.5O.
n systematic Theology. b. Charles Hodge,
~, Dar"ins Naturalist's Voyage around tho
ALSO,
A number of new London NoycIs choan
Also. new standard works. just publishcd.
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For Sale
Portraits Painted in OIL

k'kOM lie, or from tho smallest picture.
r. photographs Colored in all styles. Also
Lessons given i'll Drawing and Painting
Apply at Bryan X McCartrr's bookstnrc. or
at Tho residence of Prof WIN. II. ORCHARD,
corner OF Laurel and Henderson strccts.
"a" - 3Mo
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HE MAJoRrTY REPORT OF THE SoUru-
EIsN CoMMITTEE.-Candid confessions ara
said to be good for tho soul. The Radi-
col majority of the Congressional Com
mittee on Southern Affairs, although it
white washes the earpet-baggers, is com
PEELED to make some admissions that are
by no means complimentary to that .pnr
ticular "brced of dogs" For instance.
that part of the report where Gov. Bul.
lock, Of Georgia, and Gov. Reed, of
Florida. decline to furnish Information
to the Committee, on the ground that it
would be breach OF State rights for
them to do SO! This has flavor of no.
culiar richness, and we are sure will be
relished by all who are not partisans of
the monstrous system OF oppression and
corruption fastened upon the South by
Federal legislation. Who does not think
1t fine thing for the fugacous Bullock
to throw himself back upon the dignity
OF tho State Of Georgia, and refuse to
produce testimony to criminate himself
IN the grand scheme of swindling which
ne carried on so successfully in that por-
ton of Ulysses empire? Bullock and
State rightsl Reed, the partner and
protector of Littlefield in oil his yillai-
MES since the impeachment of Holden
and State rights! Goodness! What
next?-- Wilmington Scr.
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TRUE EcoNoMY.- country is at
present flooded with cheap and inferior
goods of every description, which aro
heralded to the public in flaming i'd
vertlsements and which find q market
among those who have yet to learn that
true economy" consists in buying a
first class article from an established and
hrst class house. For example, pianos
of various makers are offered at about
one-half the price Of those of really first
class manufacture. Among the latter
none are moro deserving of the enco-
MUM really first class" than those
manufactured by Messrs. VIM. Knabe a.
Co.. OF baltimore, firm which dates
over third Of q century, and whose
pianos for excellency of workmanship.
durability and sweetness of tone, stand
absolutely unrivalled and containing
many valuable patented improvements,
to be found in no other instrument.
made by the avery best workmen, and of
strictly first class and seasoned material.
The so.oalled "cheap" Piano may pre-
sent talr external appearance, but is
made of inferior and often entirely nm
seasoned material, and soon becomes
wreck which defies the art of the tuner.
we make special mention of the piano.
as the most forcible illustrations of our
remarks, which can be applied to almost
every article we use in our families.
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Blood and Liver Pills

Blood and Liver Pills.
ITO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach
4 Dizziness or Vertigo. Bad Taste in the
MMouth. M. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of the
n, nneaT,, Servopeness, Constipation, Pains in
TO cure all Disorders of tic Liver.
10 Regulate the Bowels.
To Purify tho Blood
Blood and Liver. Cannot be snrpassed Trv
eale only at HEINJTSH,s -
Jan Drug Store
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.'Husbandl if an honest man is Gods
noblest work, what is an honest wo-
man? His rarest, dear!" was the un-
civil reply.
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CopartnershiD---Fisher G. Sllliman.
HAVE this day associated with me, in the
:; nlhtl MAN. graduate OF Ph!adcIpbia Col.
.:Hc Oh ihhrnlacy. The name and stv!c of the
hfh wili be FISHER IL SILIlMAN.
JANUARY 1G. 1872 Jannn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

stone Of the Christians, faith. There are
afcw bigots in.the church, but we Rnd
Il prcponderanee OF refined feeling. and
eleva ed thought.
We area Christian people therefore,
i1purSniug our outdoor pasliusss, it is
not wise to provoke the bitter opposi.
tion Of the world. Tho respectable peo-
pie of the land VIII withdraw their sun
port from the turf ii its Institutions. are
not properly managed. They will not
honor speed when todd so is, to give en-
ooursgemcnt to disgracetul management
and downright fraud. Tie .iurI must be
kept above suspicion. 1t is grandly ris-
ing from the,sea of disgrace, with new
wave into brighter and purer exist
enc. Sweep away the tricks'ers that
nothing may impede It's progress, and
tlieu.we will look upon new era such
as the world has never Sncn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

RUSSIA coolnsss has growpupbe-
tween This and the Russian government,
which is probably owing more to a mis-
understanding than. anything else. A
officially occurred, Between Secretary
Fish and minister gatacazy, our govern
mcnt inlima,ing to the Russian Cabinet
that the recall of its minister, Catacazy,
would he acceptable Ii is said that
Prince tiortschnkuf, the Russian Prime
minister, has written letter to our min.
slcr at the Russian Court, Mr.. Curtin,
thc tone uid reflections of which may
render it necessary for our government
to recall lis minister and cease diplomatic
relations with Russia, Miil the unhappy
affair is properly cxplainr,l aud adjusted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27
Good VS.. Poor Oil I

| He undersigned had the misfortune
to receive from Cleveland. few days ago lot OF poor,
unpleasant Burning OA for the hrs. time in Ten Years
AZ soon rs the qu0Rty waS known. had It sent back
tha manufacturers aud have since received lot OF
superior 0eudcrizcd OIL OF the quality heretofore sold
by me, which IL warranted
have also received consignment. of safety Kero-
sine OIL, which Is superior to thing ever before
used as Burning Oil for family use for safety as well
us economy As II cannot eXploCe, warranted 15O-
whereas ordinary oil If hlO nHs test.
This Oil H. now used on all locomotives for head
lights as it Is constantly exposed great hent anC
IL safe Sperm Lard Oil and clean and pleasant
and burns with beautiful clear white light
For sale In any quantity by GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula Jan. IL, 1872. 2mlN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

The killing of buffalo is quite IL bri nch of
business industry, as may be judged fl IN an
item in Ae ElnpuMi,,- -Kansas-Nars Allu-
sion is made to II firm of Usage City, which
rmpoys some fifteen hands, and are aking
lots of money. They are operating IN the
Kansas river, southwest of Hays City. They
have killed about 1900 buffalo thus hr the
DrCspnt spnsOn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

The WoodlrGlls, Stantons, Anthonys,
Hookers, and other advocates OF the
"woman movement" have recently held
n suffrage convention in Washington,
ana also beseiged the Senate Judiciary
Committee on this subject. They also
addressed letters to numerous public
men inviting them to attend their con
ventioM thus hoping 10 give character
to their convocaton. Amoay those
thus addressed was Gen. Garfield, who
retorned tor answer the following plain.
speaking note :
WAsHINGroS, Jan. o. h, '72.
Elizabeth CaaH Stanton
"DRAR MADAM a-In answey to- your
letter " to-day, inviting me TO address
the suffrage convention now in session in
this city, beg leaye 10 say that, while !
heartily sympathize w,th all efforts that
will elevate women aud better their con-
ditioh, ' do not believe that suffrage will
accomplish that result.
Had no other reason for this opinioG
the recent tendencies Of the suffrage
movement in this country woald confirm
me in the correctness of my conclusion.
/, therefore. respectfully decline your
invitations Very respectfully, yours,
j. A. GARPELD.
Susan Anthony paid Gen. Garfield the
compliment to say that when he wrote
that letterrhe wrote his own epitaph. 1t
seems this crowd of advocates of the
woman movement obliters.e those who
do not fall into line and march under
their doubtful banner Aud still the
| world stands,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

Il GOUp MoaE.-Wc notice that IN the Ohio
House Of Representative the cnmmttre on
railroads have been requested ie prepare
bill which shall have the effect to do away
with the present SYSTEM Of discrimination
made in charges for freight and passengers, on
all roads in Ohio. This is a move in the right
direction. This discrimination has the effect
to build up railroad Scntcrs, where compcli-
ton is open, at the expense Of towns which
are unfortunate cn0ugli TO be upon single
tline Of railroad. 1t is unjust and the system
Is very proper subject for Legislative con-
sidsSuinn and reform. OR own town has
felt the effect of this discrimination putting
manufactures here at disadvantage with 9th
Grs both east and west of us, when shipping
3o,n tlese centres. The GILLETT brothers il
will be Weollcctcta coull not stand The freight
tariff TO which they were subjected because of
being midway between, instead of at either
Cleveland CP ButIil0, Ehe result was, n sacri.
flee Of property here, and The expense of re-
mJyal TO Buffalo. and working serious loss
to this placc-that Of an important manulac-
turing cstablishm, nt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

The Legislature is busy laying ont work.
introducing bilis, off ring amendments. pass.
ing resolutions. of rtqucsts and instru, tions,
which when they come up for action, S, oh at
,easl as are of special imp ,riance, will ecieve
due attention
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

NICE-PRESIDENT Coz FAx.-The follow
ing dispatch from Washington, regard
ing Nice-Presidcnt Coltax, will be read
with interest at this time
Mr.. Colfax has felt himself constrained,
by the earnest request OF his friends, to
50 far yield his private wishes in regard
to retiring from public service aL the
close Gt his present term OF office, as TO
say that, while he cannot ask tor le
nomination.. nor he rcgamsel ~ antagon-
isic Ia the able ben Whose names have
been suggested, lie would tcrl it to be
his duty to Obey ohe voice Of those who
represent she party whose principles he
has for no many years vindicated and
supported and,. Il they place him in
nomination for the Vice. Presidency at
the approaching Republican National
Convention, he will not refuse the nom
inatiom While has sincerely desired &c
be excused from i~rther public service
he has at no time said that be would re
iase 10 a"pept OF the nomination. 1hi.
is authoritative, and is considered by the
friends OF Mr.. Coliax satisfactory, and
they will feel authorized TO present hi,
name 10 the Convention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27
Plantation Bitters.
S. T.---lS60---X.

l. HIS wonderful vegetable restorative
Is the sheetanchor of the fee ole and debitated As
tonic and cordial for the aged and hnguid has no
equal among stomachics As remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women especially subject, Il Is
supersedng every other stimulant. In all climates
tropical temperate frgid Il specific In eve.
ry species OF disorder which undeImihes rhe bodily
strength and breaks down tbs animal spirits. ui9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27
Beautiful Woman!

HAGAN,S MAGNOLIA BALM gives 90 the
Complexion thc Freshness OF Youth.
HAsAs's MAGNOLIA BALM eyereomes this flushed APP
pearanee caused by heat fatigue and excitement. II
makes tia lady Of forty appear but twenty aud so nat
ural md perfect that no person can detect Its appica-
ton. by lie the roues skin Is made 10 rival the
pure radiant texture Of youthful beauty. removes
redness, blOtchesr aud pimples. 1t sOntans nothing
that viii npfre the skin In the least
MAGNoILA BALM Is used by all fashionable ladies In
New York, London and Paris II costs only q cents
er Bottle, and is sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-01-27

EOH SALE.--One Cutter, one pair OF
sps h0EH SVS' aud one one A1r'i r. & wsSS1i SSshER
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NOTICE.
Real Estate Agent & Owner.

00 LOTS near Main St., Ashtabula, o.
~ IL acres, good house, barn and orchard: -,
miles south OF Ashabua tie main road 10 Jeerson
81 South Ridge Road, milesswest OF Ashia-
ia; good buildings, fruit, carriage and blacksmIth
shans a, house and lot where live and 30 acres ~
miles south OF nelloggsyille the old Turnpike GOOD
house barn and orchard have also for sale three new
Top Raggles. cheap and on easy tems; also other
tfia ''""'"a' y p.w. GARY.