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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

WAsnINGroN Park, lying between Baker
Sixth Streets, has been lately enclosed ulr-
der the direction Of our County Superyi-
sors, with a neat and substantial board
fence This park comprises about six acres
of ground, slopng from the east and west
toward the centre, through which runs
Newton creek in Il hetly direction.
The work of grubbiug, clearing and q, an
ing the Pau OF the remaining sump~, m
derbru>h and second growl!, was accom-
! pli~hed last year. Since completing the
enclosure, we hear that tie authorizes have
secured the services Of Mr.. T II. Chaser
our land~cape gardener, toward beautiiyme
the ground at the proper time, by the plant
! ing OF trees, laying ont walks exc. A. the
! Court House and II I'll School b ildng
/ front the Park on opposite sides, and a>
strangers invariably visit that 'art, ot
town, il has become public place IN fac,
as we'll as name, and will when properly
improve and beautlfied, NOT only add much
to the appearance of the immedia,e vicini
ty, but serve rs an advertisement to al
visitors OF the taste and enterprise of oul
citizens [ is vel ,h,t these decided m
provements ct the appearance OF our place
aud'the value of cur property, so hand II
. hand with working and waiting for Il rail
way. The many hands me Improvement
in property Of the las, Two years the bejlel
fit US t. enjoy The coming advantages OF .
cnmmcrcia imDrONpmrnt and alNunce.
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GUESS it hasn't been in PRINT yet, how
that stranger after portaging the dyke in a
70. last sumner, made another portage at
"Felt's dock" e. few rods Of cribbing, dis,
connected with the shore, by several humid
red feet at present. and would have port
aged the uppertown dock II The foe hadn't
lifted. He must have thought the Head of
the Lake Lad dyke on The brain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

FATHER Wilson, the Draw Scotchman of
Minnesota Point Lighthouse, pulls over to
town occasionally. His son, Capt. Tho,.
Wilson of the Meteor has left the lake for
the season, as his boat has gone into the
Engelmau line between Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, taking the place of the lost
steamer Lac Ia Belle.
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THE SUPERIOR TINES.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1872.

TIE silver moon at last put in a pleasant
appearance or Thursday evening.
Mr. r O. Coburn has moved to his new
residence on Third Street this week.
Dox'T blow up Head Light Kerosene
On,'' l75 fire test, for sale by z. Z. Brad
shaw g. Co.
CONSIDERABLE clawing at the ratings Of
our down grade sidewalks during the late
wet weather
SHARPFsT lawyer on the Lake, settles the
bubbles and squabbles incident to hnmani-
ty, in Superior.
II Minneapolis journal, under the head
of State news, just eleven items out Of six
teen refer to Duluth trifes.
THE Lolita Bernard wheels into port once
or twice week. She runs 10 Ashland
Ontonagon and Eagle River.
EXCHANGES printed just before election,
are rather dry reading two 81 three days
afterwards. 'Rah for grcey.
LAKE boats scarce again this week
They 90 in fleets lately Now you see the
fleet, and now yoa don't see 1t
Folks have been laying in their winter
supply OF apples. Trey are among the
neceSsaries Of life on Like Superior.
We get the ST. Paul dailies as soon as
the Duluth daiiies. In fact earlier han one
of them. ''Now is the time to subscribe .
FELLOWS that have written red hot poit-
zeal editorials every night for the morning.
papers Of the last six months, must feel
sleepy since Tuesday.
OXEN tearing ~ the sod and throwing
the clods, to get the fields ready for the
trituraions, di>integrations, and puIveriza-
toas of J. Frost this winter.
EVERYBODY looks for late fall and an
open winter, and this Notwithstanding
there was ice on the 10th Of October. A
fleet Of boats have yet another round trit
to make.
ELECTION day was wet and very diSa
grecable, especially to the gentlemen whc
failed to connect with public life on that
occasion. Boys, we are sorry for you, bal
such is life. Set up the pins.
So rapidly does the Atlantic coast trend
west as we 90 south, that vessel in the
Atlantic ocean off the state line Of Florl;
is due south of u vessel in the extrem,
eastern portion Of Lake Huron.
PUMPKIN pies, mince pies and other pies
enous cookery Will soon be in order. Tur
keys and cranbtrries already quail at til,
approach Of Thanksgiving, Winter has II,
MORE dark nights last week and this
than for months before When it ism
mo n, its generally rory hory aIas" il
this climate. A dark night is sad sur
prise to the oil settlers. Lanterns oat Q
oil and out OF fire, from di>use.
QUE mai ''facihtes" ~ are a little tan
glel a. present. Hardly know where th'
blame is But we must have our mai
sooner than 90 hours after it arrives ut Du
lnth, As on Yesterday VIII postmasters
contrac ors, and mail carriers over there
pl, ase see to it, and oblige?
DURING the extensive road work Of the
past season, our knights Of the anC
axe allowed the old settlers to play tht
Corporation fiddle" themselves. But now
just as tie ancient reSidenters have begun
10 make their fortunes by the cord, thu
cros>cut brigade are up and at them for ;
"yob."
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TERMS OF THE NEHs'

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RrlrrANoBs should be made BY Possemes
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Able to the erder Of the proprletors OF THs NEWS
ar by sending the money In registered letter.
Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON d Co.,
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.when Regues Fall Out" &C.

The letter which Mr.. Comptroller General
Neagle sends to the General Assembly with
his annual report must, we fancy, be pleas
ant reading to his associates-or, shall we
say his late associates of the Ring. Comp
troller Neagle, it would seem, is preparing
to emulate the course of Comptroller Con-
molly, Of the New York City Ring in placing
himself in antagonism to the public robbers
with whom he had so long been associated
The people whose trusts he has helped 10
betray can have no great confidence in the
sincerity of his crocodile tears over the con-
dition Of the State finances; bat let him
lend helping hand in the impending over
throw OF the Ring from which he seems to
have been cast out, and he will have done
the one thing that will most efectaally con-
done his share in the gigantic frauds OF the
Scott administration.
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jaunt, the brilliant Eugene, although lnouol-
tably stouter and grayer, shone resplendent
while administering the honors OF the lunch
eon.table, and the sparkle OF her eyes and The
pllster of her diamants noirs atoned Tor the
absence of those valuables which have lately
been sold to replenlsh the imperial Golfers. AT
the luncheon there were about thirty guests,
intending the Empress's particular friend, the
Duchess of Mouchy. The Emperor was III
particularly good humor, and for Inc nEs'
time since the arrival of the exlies Camoen
House resouuded with unrestrained mirtn.
Napoleon renewed his youth, and qulee leii
In love over again, compliment1nS tne
Empress upon her unusual beauty, anu
appealing to all present to endorse MS
flatterlng opinion He even onereu W uuS
hack her Jewels at the sacrifice Of his lallous
collection of autographs. He also pala al
admirlnp tribute to the Americans, anu sea'eu
that an American had offered him resloence
on the edge of London, and a party OF amer
can bankers had M de money proposa' W
him of forty Thousand dollars, WHICH he nao
declined Tn regard to France, the Emperor
:. e,in confident that the Bonapartes Will DC
recalled. and is content to blde his time. he
r;res Thiers q few more months OF power
then Gambetta, then the deluge Of anarchy.
And after the deluge-What Surely none
but the occupant of Camden House, VINO on
New Years gave smiling welcome 10 MS
handful of guests, as he discussed" his Gus
tomary couple of boiled eggs and the saVory
but Indigestible pheasants.and' trufhes pie.
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"SIasterly Inactivity"

"Watch and Wait!" seems to be the
Democratic watchword just now. Advices
from Washington report that the National
Democratic Executive Committee will not
meet till after the Philadelphia Convention,
to decide when and where the National
Democratic Convention shall be held. 1t is
thus proposed to adhere to the passive
policy until all the plans and purposes o!
the Republican Party on the Presidential
issue are fully developed; and it is, there.
fore, maintained that there is ample time
for the committee to call the Democratic
Convention as late as August, and thus give
full opportunity for all elements opposed to
the continuance of the present administra-
ton to unite on an opposition Presidential
ticket. This view of the course to be pur-
sued meets with the approval, it Is under
stood, of many OF the Democrats in Con-
gress.
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Science.

Readers OF periodical literature cannot
fail to notice the growing Importance at
tacbed to scientific information. In every
reputable magazine, every weekly literary
paper, and in very many daily papers,
regular summary Of scientific intelligence is
given. In addition to this summary, arti-
cles eftentimes OF good length, and treating
exclusively OF scientific matters, are given.
More and more space is devoted each sue
ceeding year to scientific topics. 1t was not
30 twenty or even ten, nay, 1t was not 80 fVe
years ago.
Moreover there are papers and periodicals
which contain nothing but scientific arti.
cles. or this class are The Scientific Amaeri-
can, The Artizan, The Mining and En-
oineerinq. Journal and many others, to say
nothing OF those which treat solely OF special
branches OF science, such as medicine,
chemistry, photography, building and the
like. The number Of these papers and
magazines is constantly increasing.
The interest felt everywhere in science is
manifested in still more notable way, and
that is, In the addition to all universities CT
special schools OF science, in the increasing
number OF students who attend these schools,
and In the preference shown by parents and
guardians TO studies whish shall tit their
children and wards for Lle practical rather
than the learned professions, so.called,
when law, theology aud physic were held in
higher esteem THAI now. More and more
the study OF languages, especially the dead
Languages, and of metaphysics, is being
abandoned for the study of the applied
sciences. Belle lettres, logic and even his
tory are year by year neglected, and, from
civil engineering down to bookkeeping as
taught in commercial and private schools,
there is not a department Of practical
knowledge which does not obtain constant
accession Of pupils. The monastic system
of education has had its day, o good long
one, and another, shall We say better
system prevails.
The interest in scie1ce, exhibited in so
many ways and in all parts OF the civilized
world, will never diminish. Each incre-
ment Of growth will but serve to accelerate
its progress 1t is the nature OF science to
satisfy as nothing else does, and to excite
thirst for further satisfaction in o wider
range OF knowledge. And this must go on
forever. To tind out, to know certainly, and
to systematize his knowledge, 80 as to re-
tain it and bring it to bear in the acqutsl-
tion OF further knowledge must be the des-
tiny of man In oil conceivable modes OF
| existence, here or hereafter. Nor need the
teachers of the languages despair. Com
paralive philology has become one OF the
most important, practical and fruitful OF all
| the sciences.
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@ A CARD.-MY FRIENDS AND
the public are informed that am prepared upon
shortest notice 10 make transactions IN REAL
ESTATE, either at Private Sale or ut Auction. IN
future propose giving active attention to this
as well as the Auctioneerlng branch OF the Broker
age business. In the latter Wil! embrace any OF
all Commodities that may Offer
In addition to above, will continue to interest
myself actively in Stocks and Bonds, making
Sales or Purchases OF same OF Auction or Private
Sale, as my patrons may direct.
Loans OF Money negotiated.
SAMUEL G. BLACK,
Broker and Auctioneer,
jau26 NO. 2S broau Stleet'
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Marrle6.

RD-HUMPHREY.-At BROOKLYN, n: T.,
Wednestisy. January IL, by the Rev. DR.: Humpn'
rey, Of Philadelphia, DR.: CHARLES U: SanrAEp'
IanpSter OF the late hon. James Humphrey. OF
Brooklyn.
LUoAs-wILSoN.- On the 2sd instant. by the
Rev. James q. Elliott, FREDERICK LUCAS TO MARY
D.. daughter OF Isaac n. Wilson, all OF this CITY,
No cards.
JoYNER-loGAN.-On the 2lst instant, In the
washington Street Chapel, Columbia, b. Rev.
Manning Brown, Mr.. P. HAMILTON JUYNBR TO
Miss MARIE HOGAN, all OF Columbia.
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funeral Notlles.

MS- TIE FRIENDS AND ACQUAlNT-
ANCEs Of Mr.. JOSEPH VICTOR LADEVEzE, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ladeveze, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Lacassagne, and Of Mrs. q. Marechal are re-
spectrully invited to attend the Funeral OF tne
former To MORROW MORNING, at II O'CLOCK, az u
MARY % Church, Hasel street JAMS
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One Pratseworthy Measure.

From the Columbia Union
ssThe Senate has done at least one gooo
thing during the present session which men
of all parties will commend, and that Is 10
adopt a resolution to adjourn sine die Feorua.
~ ls. We earnestly hope the House WILL
also adopt the resolution, without debate"
Amen
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Why are the Public School Teachers
Not Paid:

We learn that the chairman of the late
Board OF Public School Commissioners
turned over to the chairman of the present
Board, in August last, orders duly drawn
exceeding in the aggregate SIS, ,OO0-a sum
quite sufficient 10 lqaidate all demands Of
the teachers.
When will the money he collected? Who
is responsible for this condition OF things?
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jan2e
~ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF

@- CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, S. g., JANUARY rs,
1s7a.-sea'ed estimates will be received at this
office until February eth, at IL NJ, for a PLANK.
ROAD on King street, from Shepherd street 70
City Boundary, same to be made per running
foot, according to the plans and speoiacatlousin IN
the City Engineers ofice.
Estimates to be directed to Committee on Con-
tracts. W. W. SimoHS'
ian28.fmw5 CLERK oi Couneii'
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THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFICAL RAFFLES
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. s1s-4oRNrNa.
52-25-2l-3l-l9-46- 46-65-13 -5l-63- 6-l4
Asw,tness our hand at Charleston this 25th day
OF January, 1872. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn Commissioners.
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Colone, Thomas and The Phoenix.

TIE Columbia Paeniz, Of yesterday con-
taips the following at the head OF Its edi-
torial column:
"CoLuMB1A, s. c., January %, 1877.
..Mr. j. A. Selby: sIR-Aiter your enort'
contrary to our agreement, to curlail my eai'
torlal privileges in refusing to publish an eol'
torial Of mine, I, of course, sever my connec'
tion with The Pheni1, and shall wage else,
where the war have been carrying on asaiRs'
the banded foes OF the State. This oisso,ses
nv connection with the Phosnts. YOURS &C.
~. P. THOMAS"
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@ ON N A R R A G E. @
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. 1mpediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BOOKS
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa octl2
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Euerial Notices.

- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADaER, from New York, are notified tnat
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
south Wharf. Goods uucalled for at sunset WILL
remain ON the wharf at owners risk.
,anos-1 JAMES ADGER & CO.. Agents.
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@- OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA ST. LOUIS, DECEMBER IS, ls7l.-An
Election for Directors Of the Life Association OF
America will be held at the oflce Of the Associa-
ton, in the City Of ST. Louis, NO., on the soth day
OF January, 1872.
Polls open r.,m II A. N. to 3P. N.
ian5.ltus WIN. HANLEY, Secretary.
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"rbe above card from Mr.. Thomas explains
itself The political tone of the paper WILL
be fully kept up, competent talent naV'ne
been secured to assist me in the editorial de-
partment. JOLIAN d. oHND''
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Qopartnersblps anb Dissolntions


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IHARLESTON NCOUNTY.-Certlhcate OF Lin.
tied Partnership between THEODOSE g. BoAG,
OF the CITY Of Charleston, In the U. upty and
STA g aforesaid, and ANDREW NJ. JACKSON, OF
Augusta. In the State Of Georgia.
TO all whom these Presents Shall come they are
to certify that agreeably to the act Of the Gene
raj Assembly, OF the State aforesaid. entitled An
Act 10 authorize The formation OF Limited Part.
nershios, passed on the 10th day OF December,
1897: and another, entitled An Act to extend tie
duration OF An Act authorizing the formation or
Limited Partnerships, passed on the 18Th day or
December. ls46; and another Act extending tho
Uecember, 1885, THEODORE G. B0AG, Of the
CIly OF Charleston, In the County and state alore-
said, and ANDREW NJ JACKSON, OF Augusta, In
the state or Georgia, have formed Limited Fart.
nership, rs follows:
First The Partnership Is to be conducted under
the name or hrm OF THEODORE G. BOAG.
second. The general nature OF the business In
tended to be transacted Is that OF General Fac
to age and Commission Business, In the said City
Third. ANDREW NJ. JACKSON, residing in the
lily OF Augusta, in tn; state OF Georgia. Is the
siding In the City Char. .eston and State Aforesaid.
Fourth. The said ANDREW NJ. JACESLN, the
Special Partner, has contributed In cash The full
and Just sum OF Five thousand Dollars to the
common stock.
the twenty fourth day OF January, 1872 and Will
terminate on the first day Of January, 1873.
In witness whereof the said Partners have
hereunto set their hands aud seals, at Charleston,
this, the twenty foul tn day Of January A. D. 1872.
THEO. G. BUAG. [L.s.l
A. NJ. JACKSON. [L.s1
Signed, sealed and delivered in he presence o!
- DURYEl, 10. M. WHITING, tdu2o-S6
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11Ersonal Notices.

as- GILL.-IF MIDDLETON SMITH
GILL, Of Liverpool England, who was for come
years in San Francisco, California, and is noW
supposed to be in or about Charleston, s. G., VIII
communicate with R. B. Burland, Box 6l76, New
York, he Will hear Of near relative being IN
the States, and also o! matters Of considerable
Importance TO himself.
Reliable information regarding said Gil is re-
spectfully requested as above. tan22-mwllm
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Eost and Gonn6.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BLACK
y Newfoundland BlTOH, about one year old,
aud answers to the name OF Cora. liberal re.
ward will be paid for her recovery at NO. SO
Tradd street. Jan26-2'
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ns- OFFICE OF CITY APPRAISER,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY %, ls7o-By order OF
City Council this ONCE will remain open until
FEBRUARY FIRST for ISSUING LICENSES for the
year 1872. W. Il. EasIEFbi'
jln22-10 Clty appraiser
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GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-AN EXTRA
VI Meeting will be held THIS EVENING, Friday,
the 26th instant, at O'CLOCK at Lindstedt's Hall.
A full attendance Is urgently requested, tnere
he,nu bnsIness To he attended to which cannot be
postponed. BY order. R. IsSEkTEI,
ian9s Secretary.
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Meetin9s.

r o. O. F.-MARIoN LODGE, No. a.
IL The Regular Weekly Meeting OF t. Lodge
viii be held THIs EVENING, at Z O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall. The First, Second and Third De.
grees will be conferred. ROBERT Q. STARR,
ian2s-la Secretary.
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NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF JAMES NJ.
IN CALDWELL & SON is dissolved by the
death OF Mr.. JAMES NJ. CALDWELL, Senior Part
ner, which occurred on Sd December, 1871.
have associated with me IN Copartnershlp, my
hrother.in law. Mr.. X. RALlN BRIGGS. and Will
continue the FACTORAGE AND GENERAL Com.
MISSION BUSINESS under the name OF JAMES
A. CALDWELL d SONS.
Liberal advances made on Consiguments either
for eae or shipments.
ianl. .mRf1S wv. K CALOM EDI.
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TINE FIRM OF W. P. BOWLING d co.
having dissolved, will state for the tnfor.
NATION of my friends anu the public, that nave
continued, Withou loss or time, The Factorage
and Commission Business. Shippers Of c0:ton in-
tended for me will no:e the distinction.
". PRE>TU BOWLING,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
Established In Charleston 1865.
ianI5-mwH5D4U
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OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY JANUARY "a, 1S72.-The Annual
Meeting Of The StocEh lders OF this Company Will
be held on MONDAY. the 9th OF February, lS12, a.
the Hall OF the Planters and Neclanlcs' BANG:
the afYairs of the COMPANY will he submitted, and
an ECotion held for President ard Eight Directors
to serve for the ensuing year. -
WI. HERIOT, Secretary and treasurer.
iauAl1
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&07S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DO(C Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
uut ut furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter end
other articles. Circulars Tree. address Novelty
Company, SacO, Ne. noVla-18
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI.
IL VERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time twtpe, thread, fingers and teeth. Some
thing everybody wants. Samples mailed on re-
celpt OF Is cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$40 Broadway, New York. octS0-3mos
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TUsT ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, ONE
81 car load OF Plantation and Timber MULES,
az Kentucky Mule Lot, King street. R oAKaAN.
ian25-2s