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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

~ One Of the most common and one Of
the most foolish practices Of these times is to
fellow the announcement Of any political re-
suit with the attempt to attach special person.
al, administration or fictional significance to
it, Thus the election Of Senator Sherman is
heralded as an administration triumph, and
the failure of Senator Harlan as an admins
tration defeat Neither deserves its charac-
terization. Mr. Sherman was reelected, with
scarcely a dissenting vote among the Repu5-
lcans, because he has made judicious aud
faithful Senator. Mr.. Harlan was defeated
because he has been made the subject Of un-
pleasant imputation, and because in W. ALI
son he had a competitor whose reputation and
worth commanded universal respect For
ourselves we welcome both results, and it
would be well enough to remember that there
is a Republican party which in such matters
acts upon its best judgment, without obtrud.
ing administration" aud "ant-admiuistra-
ton" The Administration represents the
party in its appropriate sphere, and has its
hearty support But the party is above all
men and factions within it, and may not prop
erly, in every action, be tossed from the one
side to the other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

W Vice President Colax has felt himself
constrained by the earnest request Of his
friends, to so far yield his private wishes in re-
gard to retiring from the public service, at
the close of his present term of office, as to say
that, while he cannot ask for denomination,
nor be regarded as antagonizng the able men
whose names have been suggested he would
feel it is duty to obey the voice of those who
represent the party whose principles he has
for SO many years indicated and supported,
and if they place him in nomination for the
Vice Presidency at the approaching national
convention, he will not refuse to accept the
nomination. While he has sincerely desired
to be excused from further public services, he
has at no time said he would refuse to accept
the nomination This is authoritative, and is
considered by the friends of Colax as salts
factory, and they will feel authorized to pre-
sent his name to the convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

~ The speech of Senator Wilson before
the New Hampshire Republican Convention,
of which we publish an outline in another
column, is a strong and vigorous vindication
of the President aud Of his Administration.
Its references to the career and character OF
General Grant are as just as they are elo-
quent. A notable feature of the speech is
the letter from Treasurer Spinner aud what
it states, 1t shows that during the past
eleven years over fifty billions of money have
passed through his bureau, and that of this
vast amount during all this time only about
one dollar in every seven hundred thousand
has been lost to the Government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

DJ- singularly enough, great many per-
sons and newspapers are boiogged concerning
the income tax. With this year the law dies
by its own limitation, but it is provided that
the tax on incomes Of 1871, shall be levied
on the FIRST day of March, 1872. After that,
no further income returns will be required un.
less new law is passed, which nobody pro-
poses. The ouly thing to "repeal" is the as.
sessment in March next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

" 1t is bad time for the bad men who
had become so bold and ostentatious in their
villainy. Garvey in fight, Hall stripped OF
power, Connolly just out Of one Jail aud on
the threshold of another, Tweed confronting
prison, Fisk dying under the hand of an assas.
sn-the combined spectacle is not one calcu-
lated to tempt others into similar courses.
They have had striking career, but they
have been overtaken by relentless fate.
The chapter of their history emblazons, by
way of moral, a single word, Beware
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

One Of the most important lessons for house
holds to learn is, that excremenRl matters pol
luting the air tloy breathe or the water they
drink will cause typhoid fever IL should he
called " excrcment FEVER Sd that when the
name is spoken every one is reminded Of It's cause.
Far too little attention is given 10 this most fruit
FIJI source Of sickness and death in cities, towns,
villages and by country residents Excremcntal
matters should be ut once d-p1sedof, So that they
cannot by any possibility faint the air we breathe
or the water we drink. This may readily be eff
fected by disinlccmnts, Of which the best is
dry earth Drinking water should always he
taken from wells or springs situated above the
level of human Indications or 50 deeply, as
artesian wells, that they cannot receive surface
drainage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
HOW TO GO YVES T."

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far Yves
as most people wished 10 GO, aud journey
were made ~ the legenda 'sPrairie Sehooh.
ELS" but IN these Gays of Progress and itn-
proveInent, the word West has come to meal
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Calilor-
MIA mud The Territories. and thetraveler reach.
rs almost any point therein By splendid line
OF Railroad.
This Line OF Railroad 5 The Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, running from Bur
lmg;on TO Omaha. LINGO Nebraska CITY,
81, Joseph, Atkinson, l.eavenworih and Kan
sas City. connecting with the Onion Pacific
Kansas Pacific aud other Railroads running
from those cities.
People going to IcSs, Nebraska. Kansas,
California, OF any point Ia the Territories,
will study their own interests by going BY
way Of Burlington" for tie rates Of thai
Liue are always as low as any other, and il
is the best Route in the West, therefore you
are more sure Of yonr safety and comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirably ans
werd the qnes ion ''llow TO 20 Wesi?" by
the publication of an Excellent Pamphlet,
containing large, truthful map Of the Great
West, and much Interesting and valnab' e in
formation, which can be obtained, fee OF
charge, by addressing General Passenger
Agent s. NJ. r. r., Burlington, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

New ENTERPRISE AT PATCH
GRovE-The want of a grist mill
has long been felt by the farmers
and others in the immediate neigh
borh0Od of Patch Grove who are no
doubt happy to know that a steam
Touring and saw mill is to be built in
he very heart Of their town during
the Spring and summer now before
Us. Messrs Paul, Hicklin Il Scott are
at tho head OF the pr' jeci. The
mill is TO be erected opposite TO Mr.,
Paurs store, much of the material
and some OF the machinery bein g al
ready on the ground 1t is hoped
that the undertaking will be com
peted by the time the next CROP Of
wheat has been harvested and thresh-
cd The enterprise is in good hands,
and can not fail TO prove successful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

d H. BUDD.-Under the head OF
now advertisements the reader will
find this week an announcement
which is filled with statements of the
most interesting description. For
instance, there is something indisput-
able said about buggies, something
unimpeachable about lumber wagons,
and something incontrovertible about
plows. The renowned Balls Reaper
and Mower is also spoken of. as we'll
as good horse hayrakes. But the
point and pith Of the whole thing is
that everything Mr. Budd mentions
in his advertisement will be "sold low
down for cash" The shoeing done at
This establishment is well spoken OF
by horse owners who 90 there for
work Of that character.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
YERY IMpoRrANr Have you read

VERY IMPORTANT Have you read
tho implement advertisement Of
Thompson Brothers. 3 scobel, as it
appears in another column of the
Herald? The season for farmers To
70 field draws nigh, and just now is
he golden time for them 10 purchase
such machinery as they may need
Stook-rasing farmers in particular
ought TO examine tho "Combine
Snellcr and Grinder" for sale at
Thompson Bros. hardware store
This il the most complete machine Of
the kind ever offered to the Grant
county public, and it argues well 10
favor Of our stock-growers and farm
ers that they favor the employment
Of an implement of such unquestion>
ed utility as the one under coDsidera-
lion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

fSs-The donation at the house Of
Mr. Ransom, near Mt Ida, on he 2Ist
of February, was we'll attended, ana
a pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Nearly fifty-five dollars were given
tor the benefit of the Pastor On
the first day of March the minister
was away from home, aud when he
came back he found his house filled
with many things good to eat to-
gether with score or two offriends
There was some fine music and a
pleasant and enjoyable time in gem
eral. About $40 were left for the
benefit Of the Rev. B. j.. Jackson,
pastor for he Mt. Hope circuit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

STATE JOURNAL AGENT.-Mr. 1T. r.
Farnum, the special correspondent of
the Wisconsin State Journal, spent
several days in Lancaster last week.
he is connected with a paper which
we are pleased to know is 10 high ia
vor with the intelligent people gener-
ally in this part of the State, and he
does good service in getting subscrib-
ers and writing up matters of general
interest in every community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
(communicated)
That School Trouble School District
No. 10.

Mn. EDIToR.-Allow me few lines
in the Herald TO answer dirty
charge against me that appeared in
the last Democrat, concerning the dis
charge OF the teacher in School Dis.
trict No. 10 of this town. The state.
ment that she was discharged by my
order is false She t1dS discharged,
but by the School Board--a majority
of whom having decided that the
District would be better off without
her services than with them. can
back my assertions by the certifi-
Gates of some of the best men IN the
District. JOSEPH BAILEY
Treasurer of School District No lO-Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
ryVery entertaining as we'll

cgVery entertaining as well as
instructive was the Sunday School
concert in the Congregational Church
last Sunday evening. The exercises
passed of in q manner evincing care
tul aud conscientious preparation on
The part Of every participant. Mr..
T. A. Burr spoke the rhyGhmical in-
terrogations in a most effective and
pleasing manner, displaying a natural
fitness for work OF that kind. These
concerts are held monthly, and all
persons interested in themoral ad-
vancemeat OF the young may DO glad
that II is so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

FIRE IN PLATTEvILLE. About one
O'Clock last Friday morning FIRE was
discovered in the barn of Mr. Bened C /.
A large crowd soon collected, but
the flames bad made such progress
that il was found impossible to save
the building Mr.. Benedict's house
was saved, but the adjoining wood
shed and fence were burned. 1t is
supposed that the barn was accidents
ally fired by some evening visitor to
Mr.. Benedict's hen-roost.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

s@- Knowing it to be OF paramount
importance that the feet of the pub
lie be kept dry and warm during the
wet season of early Spring. Messrs.
Baxter & Kinney have ordered from
the Eastern cities full line of boots
and shoes of every description. from
the impressive number fourteen bro
gan, double-soled, to the tiniest add
daintiest ladies' CATERS that you can
imagine This is corroborated by the
firms advertisement elsewhere,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

E9- The Postmaster General has is
sued circular notice To all postmls-
ters, asking the public to superscribe
the county, as well as the post office
and State, upon all letters, circulars,
newspapers, and other matter to be
forwarded by mail. This is import
ant. in view Of the great increased OF
post offices, and will, if complied with
by the public, facilitate the sepera-
ton and distribution Of the mails, and
avoid vexatious delays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS. The
following may not be understood by
our readers az it should be: "If any
person shall enclose or conceal let,
ter or other thing, or any memoran.
dunn, in writing, in a newspaper,
pamphlet or magazine, or make any
writing thereon, which he shall have
delivered into any post office, or to
any person for that purpose, in order
that the same may be sent by post,
free of letter postage, be shall forfeit
the sum OF So for every offence and
the letter, newspaper, packages, shall
not be delivered to the person TO
whom it is directed, until the amount
of single letter postage is paid for
each article of which the package is
cOmnOaed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

Why HISS GOING To KANSAS Mr.
J. G. Spare. anpld resident OF Galen' ,
now travelling in Kansas, writes TO
tho Gazette and announces his purpose
of moving TO KanAaS, giving his rea
sons therefor as follows:
ist can get as good land as any land out
OF doors for nothing.
"a. will get rid of those cold northern
winters, tramping through the snow three o
four months or more during the year.
81. | will not have TO sci apart one-ihird
of my farm to raising hay TO feed my sloc h
during the winter.
4ih. ! viii not be compelled 10 feed more
than ole. fourth of The year, instead OF one
half, as | do in Illinois.
9th viii have about three-iourths Of the
year to do my farm work in. Consequent
| will not be always on the drive or ia the
drag.
9TH. will not have 10 dag through the
mu1 knee deep, spring and ia l. 10 be sure,
we have some mud here, but not so much OF it,
nor 50 deep aud waxy as 10 Davies County
clay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

FITcH Fur CAPE LOST Lost on
the Lancaster and POtosi road, near
British Hollow, on Saturday. March
. a lady's fitch fur cape. The finder
will receive suitable reward by leav-
ing the same at the store of lvey 4
Webb in British hollow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
TRUrH AND PoErRY.-He said
NaAchen. wsrum weinest du,
Wgua.f du 40 .ahrf

To which she replied, saying that
the origin and commencement of her
grief was entirely owing to the dis
tressing apprehension that all those
laees, ribbons, a0d choice ladies fih-
cry 10 general, now selling so low at
Anton Schmitt's cash store, might
be disposed of before she could
make her necessary purchases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
Observation-Disclosures.

State of Wisconsin, 8. InJastisce's court.
- County Of iraut Town Of Muscoda.
To PETER KORNELE:
You are hereby notified that n warrant Of attach
ment has been issued against you and your property
attached to satisfy the dtnsrd Of J. Delaney
amounting 10 eight dollars aud fity-fv cents
Now, unless you shall appear betere A r
Fyter a Justice o. the Peace in aud for
aidcounty at his Office In said town. the 10th day
Agrch A. d. 1872, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Judgment viii be rendered gainst you and your prop
ertS sod TO pay the debt
PJ. DELANEY, Plaintiff.
Muscoda Wis Februat y 20ih, 1874 38w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

SpECTACLEs LOST REWARD Lost
in the village of Lancaster on Friday
last, "A pair of spectacIes. silver framed
and pebble glass The finder wilt
receive $500 reward by leaving the
same at the NJ lnsion House, Lancas-
ter. A CAIRNS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

cTRAN HELPERS Tax. up by the subscriber
y on aud. owned by him, Ia the town Of
klue River t;rant comfy on or about th- lst day
Of January 1874 two befers. one ear old past o0e
red with 4 white forehead and whiie on be'll
and back the other rel w'th ~nlte on DeHy sue
anal white s.ot On one hisd leg. The oSner Is re-
ue-ted 10 prove property pay charges and take ssid
,,rv.sUnv FRANZ DW0kEG -.
P. o. address, Nuscoda Wis.
January til, 1852. 4l~4'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
MILWAUKEE MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Monday, March II.
Wheat 2i3l %. Corn steady at 81 &c Oats lie.
Dressed hogs Tbs packing season is about and
dressed hogs come in rather slow y. The lrevainng
price is 90
Live hsgsse at 4lO9I3o for fair to prime No ar
rivals anu sales.
Cat in good supply and pr ime grades sell resd-
~. MediRm quiet at 0V6Gt5O. inferior dull aud
nearly unsal cable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
FARM FOR SALE.

have for sale $50 acre. of cultivated land and "a
II timber, Il utt"d mi es west BeetDwn AMI ~
miles east OF North Audovrr. The and. are we'll i'm
proved, rich IRA re soft, aud will be sold IN u body or
"a parcts. can be divided into or farms with i'm.
prevemenis and y entY OF water on each 0n tho
property are THREE god dwellings, two OF " ich a..
Two story rock h uses: also two r0ea spring h uses
barn gfaary and shedding Stock three d. of
bearing trees and pin ali kinds Of email ttu,s
Also % &c es q timber iaDd raf Of which lies vita
T. one IN ie OF the farm ri IS prop rty VIA H. sold
cheap For iarthe" particulars inquire OF neon tue
rremifa JOHN HUTCHCRoFT.
be5toWn, December 9Th, 1911. % str
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
NJ ARR ED:

In Harrison, August 27th, 1877. by A. v KNAPP
Esq, Mr.. A. l.. Miner aud Miss Mary J Waldorf both
OF Lima.
In Ellenboro, March 4ih. 1872. by A. V. Knapp
Esq. Mr.. WIN j. BoiIick. of EllenbOro, and Miss Mary
Ann Graves Of Harrisoo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
-,rn,Y nhIPEH -Iaken up by the suo.elibs

tTRty HEIRER Taken ny BY the subse ibe
- on lands owDsd hy bin sseion 3, town 5
north Of rsngs s. town Of Blo3m ton. on or shout
tie 9th dsy Of Fsbroary 1872. one year mig pat
hriud hrer iin,--OAck some hite belly and dew
lsp white % .iIe OF hind legs, spot ofwht,
on right fore leg just bsow The nee Joint, viii
Q tai. also a -nfit wsrt each eya Tie Owner
requested prove propert', pa charles and tax,
said sttay asay JUN ". BEACkEfT.
BLOOMING toa, March 9Th, lsIl AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
In Bankruptcy.

ntsTPrcr CouRT OF THs UNITED STATES,
ID Western District OF Wisconsin
In he matter Of Abraham Glib on and Joshua Gibson,
bHukTupts
Western District Of wisconsin--ss
At MaGisoa the 10Th day Of February. A. 1872.
The uhdersigned hereby gives notes Of bis appoint
meut as assignee e Abraham Glib on and Jnshua
Sibson b. Tia u Potosi. 10 the county Of Grant and
Site 81 Wisconsin, within sad Dstrct who have
been djudged Bsb rnts pos creditors bviition BY
tue District Court said District
JOHN LfKENS. Assignee &c.
40~2 Madison. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
Farm Machinery.

| am pleased TO announce to the
farmers of Grant county that | am
10 the field this year with the largest
and.b collection of machinery ever
offered in this part of the State. in
Guiding Marsh Harvesters. McCor-
mick, i. loit, Barns. Williams and the
new Nanny II apers; the Clipper
McC 0rmick and Williams Mowers /;
Key stone and Climax Planters,
Nanny improved Seeders, and Back.
eye Drills The best collection Of
Riding and Walking Cnltivalors the
world affords. which range in price
from $50 to S55. Rtapers from 500
to $500. Sales made upon the most
liberal terms, and satisfaction guaran-
teed in every sale OrHp SHRADEE.
Fennimore, March 9th. 1872. 4iwl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
CHICAGO MARKET.

(HicA0o. Monday. March IL.
Wheat l2?6i so. Corn unsettled and irregular.
with sales at 3i(Gl3c: Oats3l934e.
Live hogs sold al 4.gilt60 l'ght ~ choice lots.
Dressed hogs quiet aud firm at hnOG i.I2l<.
Cattle Arm at 3. 75@15.l0. dope nd. upon quality.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
sPEcIALSNOTICeS.
BAXTER & KINNEY,
LANCASTER, "

LANCASTER, WIS.
We have just received from
BRADLEY q MBTCALF nue line or their
celebrated custom made BOOTS and SHOES,
In all siIes. These goods we can safely re-.
commend to sli who wIsh SUPERIOR article
Also received from the Great Boo, and shoe
House OF FIELD, THAYER & wHITCOMB
Of Boston, an endles. variety OF FINE GOODS
OF the very best quality and make In sERGB.,
GOAT, KID aad CALF Ia all sizes and styles
for Lsdies, Misses and Chil1ren's wear In
this Departments We shall be able 10 show q
LARGER and BETTER STOCK than ever
before, y d shall sell them at LOn RR Prices
Than ever offered 10 this market Par,Ie. need
Ing any OF these goods will csusuIt their own
interest by locking them ever before making
their purchases. sIu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

In Animation. February 10th. 1872. Of scare ct fevs
SHERMAN GRANT. son Of Felix and Christina Dilge
aged y ars and II months
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
TimDarLOt For Sale

The subscriber offers the timber lot for sale situate
a. follows, being the est la OF the southwest quar-
Ter OF ,tctIon SIX Town five, kluge tour n te
Of Little dranL Grant Co Wis cont lining eighlN
acre. Of anl. we timoered aAd watered P,icc s.
per acre any pc desiring 10 purchase can cal on
Thomas sloan Or Alex tu.ie Pdai in Patch Grove OF
address m" by letter al watson Del. TO- Y
Term Ut Sae.Ous hi. Of the purchase money to
he paid OF dc livery OF :at warranty deed the bala CO
20 ny" q three yearly payments approved notes
with annna interest ROBERT H. SLOAN.
nal Oh, \. Y Nov. 9th 1871. 25t.*.m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
FARM FOR SALE!

MFR for S. g nv tsrm situated two MILES south
east a. Feanimore te.tre. the Lanca ter an B0.-
sbe road. co tainin 50 acres under cultivation all
fenced, acre- timber bod RAM house aud eel.
lar com ol0teOus bTn--gOod spring the land
- III be 4 at 5 % per acre: halt ctsh Eisiudet
two years im, with approved at 10 per ioterr-t
HEINRICH NEIMAN.
Feunmorc, January Is. ISL w.oas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
-str,,.

COLT STRAY I'D -strayed from the sabsctbsr IN
Y the ttFn Of Cas-vijir. during e last summer OF
fail. light snrrei mare cot. y old last spring
vi a mark-: she have a little white IN
the islshe@H and very lutte whir- on ker feet. or
- them an pc n Who v n return said colt
10 be b.r xiv Is. fhfofm "a 81 wbsre il
can be found will be ilbs rally reward s ter same
NELSON DEwEY.
Csssville. D, syuber s. Is1A s-1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12
MILL PROPERTY for Sale.

viii sell my mill site in tue town of Blue River
urant comfy, on the Fennnore FORK of the Blue
on easy terms. 10 any VIII wishes 10 build mill
Wy gii't m'ii known the ,dser City Mi : burned
lat spring, and do not tee able 10 tebuiid The
property comprise a. 81 tract ia eli 81,
acres improved; thereon fame dive ling, stab iug
&c Jam au1 pehtv Of water wi 4 a ~ sell vi b
tieproperty a 4 o. rarbine h .e aud other parts 81
ths machinery save1 from the fl The mi site i.
a" OF tue best ia tn country for custom han
wo'k 4 WALKER
niue hlVeT, september ~, lhIl. 25-i7u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-12

Al PARK ROW. N. Y

THAf tOLB Taken mp ~ the subscriber on
- lands occupied b. him SECTION 3aih. toNn
range 5. 70 wn Of Buom gon. about tie tr.t aay OF
Fahruary is72 one osfk trnvn Hack cree cot
vas cid pa small star In ioI s4vad said cslt
with my CO rs most OF list The pNn-r is
quest d 70 prove property, ray rbarg iak~ said
stray away IA Is BURTON.
Glen en-. Feb. 2sTl Awe