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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-31

bly, will find fault with the teacher be-
cause their children have not made all
the progress in their studies, which they
think they should. This school should
be furnished with maps and CHARTS and
the Directors ought to see that the books
adopted by the Board of Education, are
used in the school, and no others; this is
a large frame. situated about two miles
northwest of 2osendale, well seated, and
known as the Hickory Point school
house. The people of this district need
to wake up to the Importance Of having
good schools; length Of term two months;
$25.N per month:
j. R. TILSON.
County School Superintendent.
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DecOratiOuDav

Until the morning of the day to b,
observed yesterday, the SOth) no pre-
parstion had been made for an obsery
ance in the old-time style, aud many
regrets were expressed that no one
took . forward move in the matter
here, some intending in consequence
to take part in the ceremonies at st.
Joseph. Almost at the last moment,
however, a few of our energetic and
Union-loving citizens took the initia.
tive and called a meeting, by scatter
ing circulars just before noon, to be
held at the Courthouse at 4 O'Clock.
This was responded to by our citizens
with an alacrity which we we're proud
to see, and which gave unmistakable
evidence that those heroes who fell
that their country might live still have
a place in the hearts of their surviving
comrades and friends. At the APP
pointed hour the meeting was called
to order by tho election of w. S.
Greenlee, Esq, as Chairman, and G..
T. Bryan as Secretary. After prayer
by Rev. DR.. Cruikshank, addresses
were made b. Rev. Mcssrs. Gillies
and Cruikshank, after which a pro-
cession was formed, under Captain
William Caldwell as officer of the
day, which proceeded to the cemetery,
where, after prayer by the Rev. MI.
Clark, the graves were profusely COW
cred with bouquets, wreaths and
punches of flowers, &c. Benediction
was then pronounced by Rev. j.
Gillies, and the multitude left for
their homes.
For the success Of the ceremonies,
mnch credit is due Captains Caldwell
and Whitaker and Mr.. S. Frodsham.
who, when they found no effort was
being made, took it upon themselves
and worked manfully until it was
brought out to the credit of our city.
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Correspondence.
NOdaWaY.

NopAwAY, No, May "a.
!. EDITOR REPUBLICAN Without
preamble, permit me to state 10 your
many readers that here at Nodaway
progress and enterprise arc on the
wing. Within the past few weeks we
have had town site surveyed and
laid out into lots, called Phoenix City,
and a new steam saw mill has just
been started by Captain Overton.
There Is u fair prospect that several
houses will be erected this season. A
few capitalists are said to have en-
gagged to erect Oh the grounds a water
power flour mill ere long. The town
site is q very eligible one, being an ele-
waited plat of ground along the banks
Of the Nodaway, bounded by the st.
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad on
the south, about twenty rods west OF
Nodaway Station; to the north rise
gently sloping bluffs, the highest of
which is about $50 feet above the bed
of the river, from whose summit q
splendid landscape is presented Of the
'!mighty" Missouri, winding its tor
tuOus course; with fine farms studded
along its banks, backed by the timber
clad hills of Kansas, with her cities
and towns embOsomed in her dark
green woods.
Yesterday the State Geological Sur
veyOrs entered into a seeming minute
investigation of the bluffs in the i'm
mediate vicinity. Upon some Of the
bystanders remarking that coal had
been discovered some six hundred feet
beneath the surface in Holt county.
near Oregon. one of them replied that
if such was the casc it could be found
here at an equal distance, and prOba-
bly, much less. On the farms of Mr..
Foltz and Mr.. Simon McNutt, about a
mile northwest of the station, they
discovered iron ore, one specimen of
which was Of a quality So superior as
to equal the best in this or any other
State. Should coal and iron be dis
covered in quantities sufficient TO.
work, of which there seems some
prospect, the chances for Nodaway
and PhGniX City are good. Under
any circumstances, it is a desirable
location for Il town, and | doubt not
will make one. Yours with respect,
PALINCRUS.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ i~stration upon the estate of John T.. DE
EEL. late Of Andrew county, deceased, have
been granted 20 the undersigned, john $. De
nell, by the Probate Court of the county of An-
drew, IN the state Of Missouri, bearing date the
th day Of April, 1879. All persons having
claims against said estate, are required TO eX-
aibit them to me for allowance within one year
after the date Of said letters, or they may be
such claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time Of the publication Of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
JOHN s. DEBELL,
Nav, 1872. 29S Administrator
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HAVING opened 9 dressmaking shop at Mrs.
III COUGHS, on Fifth street, south Of the Public
Square, / would call the attention of the public
81 the certificate below. Miss S. NJ. GIBSON.
This Is to certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
been In my employ for three years, and Tor the
last two years has been in business for herself.
I can recommend her as q neat and tasteful sew
or. and one that has given entire satisfaction In
her cutting and fitting. Iwould advise all those
wishing garments cut and made to give her q
call. You will End her kind, patient and lady
Ars. 8. II. STALL, Fashionable ressmaker;
9SP Jacksonville, Ill.
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THE acquaintance of Phil. Banks
will be astonished to hear of his ar
rest upon the charge of robbing the
mails. Phil. carried the mail on the
route from Clarinda in Iowa to Ora
ham, Nodaway county. He has been
i'll the business for nearly 80 years,
having commenced to carry the mails
when a boy IL years old, in the State
of Illinois, at which time and place
his father had n mail contract. We
are informed he was arrested in Clar-
india and taken 10 Des Moincs in Iowa.
1t is supposed he had a key to open
the sack which was in his care.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE il hereby given that the
~ undersigned, guardian of the person and
Nrstor of the estate Of John W. Kinney, a minor,
has fled In the Probate Court Of Andrew coun-
~, 9 just and true exhibit of his accounts with
bis said ward, ss required by law, and that at
the next term of said court, to be held at Savan-
nah, in said county of Andrew and state of
Missouri, on Monday, the 18th Of June, 1872, he
will ask leave to make final settlement rs such
guardian and curator.
JOSEPH SIIELLESBARGER,
Guardian and Curator.
W & G~xEESLEE. attorney. 29S
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We are informed by Judge Kelly
that the adjourned term of Circuit
Court of Andrew county will be held
pursuant to adjournment, CON
mencing on the third Monday 9th
day. Of June, 1872. No casc in which
Judge Kelley is interested, a counsel
or otherwise, will be tried at that
time, unless by consent Of parties,
All other cases will stand for trial or
disposition in their order.
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Strawberry Festival.

We understand it is the purpose OF
the ladies OF the Sixth Street Meth
odist Church to have a strawberry
and ice cream festival at an early day
some time next week, if possible.
Glad TO hear it.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me on ac-
count of legal advertising r request
ed to pay the same to VIM. S. G~reenlce.
All accounts unpaid by the 18th of
June will be placed in suit for collec-
ton. Attend 10 this and save costs.
JOHN SHERMAN.
May Goth, 1872.
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A NEW postotfice vas constituted
In Nodaway county last week, seven
miles east Of Maryyille on the Grant
CITY road. . The name of the new Of
fee is North Branch, with Mr.. A. w.
Walker rs Postmaster.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-31

Mr.. John A. Roberts has written
for publication in the Republican a
very interesting essay Oh "The Papal
Star or the Democrats Friend,"
which, but for its length, we should
be glad to publish. We may be able
to print it by installments-a portion
each week.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-31

Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed, of this city,
gave ten thousand dollars toward ef-
fecting the nomination of Horace
Greeley. Several other Tammany
politicians gave in proportion to their
means, till fifty thousand dollars was
given for the above purpose by the
old ring Uf New York plunderers.
Pomeroy's Democrat, of
Nav 25
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CITIZENS of Savannah ard Andrew

CITIZENS of Savannah ard Andrew
county who have occasion to spend Il
day in ST. Joe are recommended to
put up at the Merchants Hotel,
on Eighth street. The gcntlemanly
host, Mr.. S. ii. Somers, has succeeded
in making it a neat, clean, comforta-
Die and hOmc-like place Of stopping,
and his guests + treated with a
studied regard for their welfare and
convenience. The charges are mod
crate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-31
Clifton Housed!
Under NeU ManGgeme emit

THE undersigned, having become proprietor
nounos 10 the travelling public that he intends
Improving II In many respects, and an extended
experience as Q landlord warrants the belief that
Int class establishment. Commercial men will
Ind here = No. ! sample room TO display sam
ples. Special inducements TO regular boarders.
Omuibuses leave for and arrive from every train
pesGing the city. Give us Q trial.
sSs J. N. CULLERS.
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Married.

On Sunday. May 10. 1872, ut the res
idencc of the brides mother, near Fill
more, Andrew county, Mo-. by Rev.
"A. {. Gam, Mr.. James Wcstcott to
Miss Catharine Riggin, both of this
county.
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Saturday, the 1871 day Of july, 1872.

Between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the foreman
sud i've O'Clock In the afternoon Of that days M
The south door Of the courthouse In the CITY nj
Savannah, Andrew county, in the state OF Mn.
souri, r .pceed TO sell the above described ret
es;ate It public vendue TO the highest biddes
for cash. to satisfy aaid note and interest, ii
eether with the costs and expenses attendisy
said sale. EZRA WEST, Mortgage.
Savannah. No. May 10. ls72. ~
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS aud all others inter-
" ested in the estate of Henry T.. Jona, de-
ceased, will take notice thai At the next teFm Of
the Probate Court. to be held 1t the of8cs Of the
judge Of said court, In savannah, Andrew
county, Missouri, IN Monday, the fsn Day -
June. 1874, I will make final settlement Of said
estate, and ask to he discharged from fayther cd
nlinistration. WIN. Il. ALLEN,
Administrator OF Henry r. Jones, deed.
W. Z. GhEENLER, attorney. ~
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CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.
Merchant Tailor,

INVEST SIDE THE SQUARE,
vannah, Mo. Has had an experi-
ence Of many years, and all his work is arst-
elass in style N material. 1
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1 SquAFc.
BRADY 4 Co., ON Felix street, in
st. Joseph, r drawing q lively
trade. They have one of the largest
and best stocks of carpets to be found
in the entire West.
THE Aledo (Il) Record gets the in.
formation from the Era editor that
"some OF his many admiring friends
are talking of sending him to Con.
gress!' Go away from home to hear
the news.
HORACE has presented the Era
Office with one Of his cast off hats
We suppose it is the same one Horace
wore On his trip to Canada. The ed
itor wears it a la Dolly Warden.
We would request our country
friends, when visiting Savannah, to
make us a sociabie call, giving us
any news that may be stirring in their
vicinity, or to have q neighborly chat
over matters and things in general.
WE would warn printers and news
paper men against the Saxby's Caro-
lima Ministries, who propose making,
a "tour" through Iowa. Amy one
who would swindle the printer de-
serves nothing good at the hands OF
the public.
Rev. NJ. Gillies, the pastor Of our
Methodist Episcopal Church, will *
change pulpits, next Sabbath, with
Rev. c. ii. Stocking, CT ST. Joseph.
Mr.. Stocking has an excellent reputa-
ton, and we hope hc will have a good
and ~appreciativc audience.
The Directors of the st. Joseph
horticultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation have made additional arrange
ments for the Grand Exposition to be
held in st. Joseph next fall. The
success of tho enterprise is establish
ed beyond q doubt. = d
Dobbins has just received a
large stock of wall papers, which
he bought at factory prices, and
consequently is selling very low.
His stock of drugs, books, gro
ceries, &c, is large, and heis sell
ing them verylow. Go, see, and
be convinced.
GEORGE WREN met with quite a
serious accident Wednesday, scalding
half his face and his neck and back.
very severely, caused by a collision
with Mrs. Wren, who was carrying
q pan of scaIding water. His father,
q few moments afterward, inflicted
quite a wound on his knee with a
s%cythc-not dangerous, however.
THE warm weather we are now
having suggests summer clothing, and
this is generally followed by or
dering 3 full suit of linen from . deal
or who knows how they should be
gotten up. A. N. Schustcr & Co. make
. speciality of linen clothes and mar.
seilles vests, and IN that line a
not be excelled in either quality, style
or price. Pay them a visit and know
for yourselves.
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Atthet0Id Standi
South side of the PAblic Square.

TD nv old customers I take gyeGt Dfessure IN
J i announcing that hsve bfUaghf AoD New
York one of the largest stocks ofeoods id JDy Hne
ever brought ~ r1is city. consisting u part Of
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Wanted for Sale.

10 Wanted for Sale. +
A few good farms, containing about
eighty acres each.
WIN. C~HALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned, d.. Bonham, IT,. and Robert
Bonham, administrator Of tho estAfs Of David
Bonhsm, sr., deceased, will make . nnal set.
Element in the estate Of the said David
Bonham, ar, deceased, ut the june Term, lS73.
of the Prohate Court Of Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, To be begun on the third Monday Of said
month. d. BONHAM, Junior,
ROBERT BONHAM,
sas Administrasors
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C. BRETTTIES.

AN OIL mill 10 talked OF IN Oregon
Holt county.
The new State Lunatic Asylum hsa
been secured to st. Joseph.
Go to Tyner's to buy your lace cur.
tains and white counterpanes.
TwENTY-sIx wolves were killed in
Holt county in the month of May.
Fresh arrival Of Quaker City shirts a,
Tyner's, superior to any other shirt.
GREELEY hats have not yet be.
come very popular in wi vicinity.
Dobbins will give you 5 quires
Of good paper for rs cents.
A. N. Schuster & Co. make a spe-
ciality of linen suits and marseilles
vests.
Carpets, oil cloths, mating and mats
are selling at Tyner's as low as St. Joe
prices.
Ladies' collars, sash ribbons, gloves,
c~orsets, French woven and glove-ftting
at Tyner's.
Dolly Warden Cigars. Pipes and To-
bacco. at G. E. Schmitt's North Side
Grocery.
GREELEY has ordered five thousand
photographs of himself for campaign
purposes.
Black silk velvet in piece and ribbons;
also, black gros grain silks, and ginghams,
domestic and Scotch, at Tyner's.
THOSE having books belonging to
the Andrew County Library are re-
quested to return them at once.
Dobbins will give you 25 good
envelopes for 10 cents.
Window shades, window Hollands, and
fixtures, in great variety, at Tyner's, south
of the Courthouse.
Dolly Warden Groceries at G. E.
Schmitt's North Side Grocery.
AT the REPUBLICAN Office can be
procured any kind of printing at the
most reasonable rates. Give us a
trial.
Go to Brown s. Sargent for glass,
putty, paints and Oil, az they desire to
close out this portion Of their stock
at cost.
THE cheese factory at Pickering,
Nodaway county, is under full blast.
A hotel has also been established in
Pickering.
OUR farmers must needs keep O
stiff upper lip. The copious rains we
are having can't last forever, accord.
ing to all precedent.
If you want to buy anything, adver-
tise in the REPUBLICAN. r.
WARM evenings like these will
force people to call OH Shedrick for a
plate or two of his delicious ice cream
to cool them off. 1t never fails.
THE new building being erected by
the Farmers Bank is going forward
as rapidly as possible. 1t will he a
improvement TO the
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Vim. Caldwell - Proprietor.
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BRADY 4 Co., ON Felix street, in
st. Joseph, are drawing a lively
trade. They have one Of the largest
and best stocks Of carpets to be found
i'm the entire West.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

1t is universally acknowledged that the med,
manufactured by NJ. A. Davis are the pest befor
public, for what they are recommended. They
prise, the following; DAVIS LUNG SYRUP
Coughs, Colds, Pains and soreness of the Chesi
Lungs, Group and Nhooping Cough DAVIS
DIAN RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT, for Rhe
tism, Neuralgia. Spinal Affection, Sprains and e,
ly good for Horses. DAVIS VEGETABLE
IEkS for Jaundiee and Billiousness, and for stree
ening the weak and debilitated system. DA
UREREMEDY for Dysentery. Summer Comp
Chronic Diarrha. Chills, Sore Throat, Collie &c
Internal Pains. DAVIS HuM0R OIL MIN EN-
all humors that appear upon the surface Az.
blains. Chapped Hands, Old Sores, Salt Rheunl
the best and quickest cure for Burns, DAVIS
DAVIS CATARRH SNUFF, for Catarrh, GIs
the Head. Headache and Dizziness An of thslsH
medicines are prepared and sold wholesais.-
tail by NJ. A. DAVIS. Bellows FaA w.
Also sold by druggists and Merchants gslsla1
At Bellows F alls BY Cooper i Turner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

The ALDTNE.-The Aldine for Au-
gust is a magnificent number and per-
feet feast. The illustrations are very
fine. some of them surprising even their
previous efforts, especially Perkins illus
trations of Raymondskill of which there
are five; one, full page, representing the
Falls, and others minor falls and sheets
of water, which anglers know are peo-
pied with trout, and which they are wild
over. Another full page drawing is
=" The Old Oaken Bucket" by John S.
Davis, delicious bit of country life, IL
Illustrating Woodworth's we'll known DO
EN- better than it has ever been done be-
fore. Burling's Blue Birds" is dain-
ty bit of nature. Another glimpse of
nature-not at all dainty-is Cary's
"Old Squaw Pounding Cherries, . pow.
erful realization of the condition of wo-
man among the Indians. Besides these,
we have " The Courtship of Miles STAN
dish" or rather the courtship of John
Alden, from the poem of that name /; a
Gypsy Girl at her Toilet !" "The For
rester's Happy Family after Guido
Hammer and a spirited view of " The
Minister at Ulm." The Literature of the
number is fully up to its Art. There is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

capital Russian story, +" Married in
Snow-Storm," from the Russian of Push
kin, by William Perceival a touching
Spanish story, Lalalo," from the Span
ish of Fulgioso, by Helen S. Conant;
4" Worse than SMALLPOX" bright and
luminous American story. by Lucy Ellen
Guernsey charming description of
Raymondskill and its environs by the
poet Stedman :" A Few Words on Ang-
ling" in the same vein by Henry Rich
ards 3" In the Woods a pleasant little
essay by w. w, Bailey; Lamplight,"
another essay, by Julian Hawthorne a
third on "Blue Birds" by the artist
Burling; and a fourth on Hunting
Snails," by d. M. Coan. There are ed
itorials on the "Old Oaken Bucket"
"The Minister at Ulm," Woman's
Place" Gypsies." and ''The Forrester's
Happy Family" and careful reviews
of Mistral's Mireio," and Shairps
"Studies in Poetry" Besides these pa
pers there are three excellent poems,
"Two," by Mrs. Julia G. r. Dorr Be-
side the Sea-" by Mrs. Mary e. Bradley ;
and The Sparrow's City," by George
Cooper. Where The ALDINE gets so
much good poetry is a mystery which
none of our other magazines are able to
solve. 1t never prints poor one, while
they print little else. The subscription
price is So per annum, which includes
an elegant oil chrome, and the publish
ers are James Sutton & Co., % Liberty
ST., N. Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

A young lady recently wrote to II. G..
asking him for the best remedy for dand-
ruff. He replied by saying "Go West,
young woman, 60 West. and apply to
some risky tribe of Indians. They re-
move dandruff by simple remedy and
warrant it never to return"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

A minister made an interminable call
upon lady of his acquaintance. Her
little daughter, who was present, grew
very weary of his conversation, and at
last whispered in anaudible key: didn't
he bring his amen with him, mamma ?''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23
NO CURE, NO CHARGE.
RHEUMATISM! NEURALGIl
$500 Will BE Paid

E'O ANY PERSON producing any Medicine J
n 10 show one third as many living permaaa
cures az Dr. FITLER'S VEGETA BILE RHEUA9
~ KEN EDH and a further reward of sl00 ioi :
ease OF Chronic or Infamatory Rheumatism,
falgia, Rheumatic Ague, Sciatiea and Rheum
OF the Kidneys q sciH not essrs This kheuA :
syrup Is used inigard{y o,.lg. pleasant to the =
ana guaranteed free iron injurious Drugs. Uhi
euaek Medicine, but the scientific perserpuA
jos 4. titler. NJ. D., Professor Of Toxic9logy .
Shemistry. graduate Of the celebrated UNIVERSE
Pennsyl wanna, A, D.. lS33. whose entire profess
lite has been devoted specially TO this disease y
preparation under solemn oath is eonscienuousR }
heved TO be the only positive, reliable ina.
specihe ever discovered. The proof that 10 VI
specific exists Is found in every community y y
sons afflicted Tor many years past and still suns
Y phpstclHHs could cure q. u a sneoffe did eFi-
trgutd MOT e so,-a fact that must be UNIVERSAL
mltted- Tue oft deceived sufferer may Wise9
Hhat security or evidence has he that Dr. ~.
rheumatic syrup viii cure his case. The pfeiig.
oHered 70 patients against imposition Is 3 -
signed contract which viii be forwarded W
cnarge 70 any sufferer sending by letter desei'l
Of atiieiiQn this guarantee will state me = 4
number Of bottles warranted to cure. and 10 y =
iailure the money paid will be returned To- ~
tent. No other remedy has ever been o1sIii-s5
such liberal and honorable terms Medical 80 80
with certificates from prominent Physicians 80
men, etc.. who have been cured after all oihel
ments failed. sent by letter. gratis. Afflicted 80
~ treated invited to write for advice % ne 4
pal Office. IS South Fourth street Philadelpnls.
DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup is sold BY DTlEts..
Messrs. JOHNSON & BABBITT. Sole AGE
E-lf