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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

Gentle exercise, moderate in it's force
and duration, is the exercise that tells in
the improving Of ones health--and nature
nearly always tells when such exercise Is
needed, and at what point il ought TO
cease. Walk at leisurely gait in the
open air-dismiss worrying matters from
your mind whilst walking-look about you
and take notice Of what is going on--takc
with you your wife or your child or soms
companion talk about what you see--
and DO no' walk when you are utterly
tired out
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

The Californians haye new domestic
fowl, the chapparal cock, or churra, which
is easily domesticated, aud when properly
cooked is said to be superior TO chicken
for eating.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
R. B. NORMENT,

A TTORNE y A T-L4W,
nFFICE on Main street, two doors west of
" Court, Westminster, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining counties
that he will give prompt attention to all bust.
ness mtrusted to him, both before the Courts
Of this State and the Departments of the
General Government at Washington, ID. c.
Practices in the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
jan 4, 1873
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

A sufferer suggests an improvement in
the photography of the word apauies. Z
He thinks ~ would be better 70 spell it
paE Rix
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

The 6rst sure symptom Of mind ii
health is rest Of heart and pleasure lslt At
home, - Young,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

A man hearing that raven would live
two hundred years, bought one 10 test the
truth Of the assertion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
E. o. GRIMES. T.. s. sTouFFER
GRIMES & STOUFFER,
Successors to +. o. Grimes,)
AT THE
P INCIPAL POT,

PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
WESTMINSTER, No,
A RE paying the highest prices in the
"A market for
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye and
Grain Of all kinds.
Also, keep constantly on hand large supply
Groceries,
Flour,
Bacon,
Salt,
Fish, Farmers Utensils, &c, &C.,
all of which they are selling wholesale and
retail at very low figures. They have on hand
n large stock of the following Guanos, and
are selling at manufacturers prices:
Pacific,
Whitelock's,
Moro Phillips,
Baugh's Raw-Bone,
Flour OF Bone,
Goes Bradley's,
Berger q Butt,
Turner's Excelsior,
Sea Fowl,
Woolston's Nd. Powder of Bone, &c., &c.
Also,
Oil Vitriol, Salt Cake, Ammonia and pure
Bone for making Fertilizers.
The public generally will do well to give
them a call before purchasing, as they intend
TO sell low.
N. B.-Agents for the best Blasting Pow.
der in the market, and the great Zingari Bit
ters. april 27-ly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

He is happy whose circumstances suit
his temper. But he is more happy who
can suit his temper to any circumstances
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18

HAVE associated to practice their profess
IL sion in the several Courts in Carroll
county. Their Office is at the residence of
Mr.. Baumgartner, in Westminster, Md. Mr..
Merrick will be in Westminster during the
Term of the Courts, and at such other times
as business may require; he may also be con-
suited at his Office, No. II st. Paul street,
Baltimore Maryland nov 2s-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
LOOK
TO YOUR INTEREST.
CLOSING OUT LARGE AND CHOICE SrocK OF
WALL PAPER,

AT COST AND LESS.
Those who call first will have the first
choice. This is your first and last opportuni.
ty of the kind. By procrastination you will
lose it. Come quick Strike while the iron
is hot.
WILLIAM COON,
Main ST., doors West of the Railroad
Depot, Westminster, Md. aug 2.tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
TO INvALIDs.

WE have just received from the Custom
wv House, Baltimore, Cases Of PORT
WINE and 5 Cases Of FRENCH BRANDY.
These Liquors were imported especially for
Medicinal purposes, and are guaranteed 10
be pure.
GRIMES 4 STOUFFER,
aug Westminster, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
J. O. Mitchell.
CROUT & REIFSNIDER,
A ATTORNEYS-ATLAW W AND SO
LICIT0RS IN CHANGER
WESTMINSTER, MD.

WE have formed copartnership in the
w practice Of Law in the Courts of Car
roll and Howard counties, and will promptly
attend to all business entrusted to our care.
Particular attention paid to Collections and
procuring DEGREES for the sale Of Real Estate.
Also, Applications Filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence of CHAs. T.
REIFsSIDER. no soft
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
DIR. J. HI. BILLINGsLEA

rs still actively engaged in the practice of
4 Medicine.
9dy- Office two doors east Of the residence
Of John L. Reifsnider, Esq. aug l9-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-18
Dissolution of Copartnership,

CHAS. Billingslea, D. d. s. and Joseph
~ NJ. Weller, have this day, July lst, 1878,
dissolved Partnership, by mutual consent.
All bills due the firm must be paid to DR..
Chas. Billingslea, who alone is authorized to
settle the business of the firm.
Westminster, Md, July LIST, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-12

CTRAl ED from Hattorf's Garden, ESxE
- Oh Saturday, 18th OF June, WHlTEIksN.
COW. " lame lii hind leg and one horn broken OIL
Three dollars reward will be paid for her delivery
TO me [je l2-lts j. e.. +. A. HATTORF.
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DEATHS.

tried on the nth ofJune. at,s O'clock A: NJ ~.
rHktjNpRICk ESAESs aged 'thirty-t"o years
and eighteen days He leaves wiieand one cilliu
tT t.s fnpersI viii take place frum Clay Street
methodist Church at / O'Clock THIS EVENING.
The friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully IN
yited TO attend. #E;@sI 80 s'~f.s#'
Died, Oh "Wednesday the nth instant, at ! o'clock
p. 81, BABY, child of Il. F. and Eeite II. Valen-
unC; aged three mouths ..ta,. .,3@s 81 -,st,i 7
2..' Ere Sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Z .''Fre: Death came with kindly care. =
En- go The opening bud u heaven conveyed, =
And babe IL blossom there, -
The funeral services will take place from the resi-;
dence of her parents, corner OF Twenty-elghth ana
Marshall streets, at o'clock P. ~. TODAY
Died at the residence of her son -in-law. MI John
March sr is7s. Mrs. sAsIIf r.. rect Of Lewss.
Cooke, ESD, in the sixiy-ninth year OF her age.
Fora number pf Ac;a,s prior TO her deasn aisc,
COOKE WIS member Of The Baptist Church III 1nh
fellowship. j .
we are seldom called mt, chronicle the death pt
any one who bore with more resignation the severe
aNilcton she endured. ha. Ing for years been tlle
subjcct Of that lingering hut fatal disease pulmo-
nary consumption. The writer OIL TINS hoslee MaS
comfort OF the sufferer, and she inFarlaby spoke
with calmncss OF the approaching dissolution. !,
SisfcrtOCKE WAS n kind ana SyiNpath17'ng neiS''-
Dor, as,d au afcctioua e and indnigent mother sue
l.ay,s weld III The hearts Of bereaved children and
friruds YhicI, cannot he filled this side OF me
d.rk river OF death lut we should - sorrow Dotas
those VINO have no hope. fcrf etelleve that jesus
dIei aud roseagain, them also who sleep IN Jesus
will G cd bring with Him.
Weep not for the departed,
The captive spirits free;
The loved ones and true-hcarteu- .
- TWho'Sscrossea life's boistTous SEA-. a..
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,.,re,f 4number Of Iudgcs on tue bench are
ssw sa by railroads: nHs s q othess
are are l n.sses Gwen theua purely bust
, nes a purpose of adeAhg lr decisions
fsxorabJy to railsoad msSrests Nv by, should
not the farmers 6wn afgw juslges;" ~
One coed result-at least has followed the
farmers movement in Illinois. The Repub
lican6lplfy is dead there. The people, SO we
are told by those who ought to Know VIII
hereafter elect men to Office for some othei
reason than because they hate the SOURI, OF
fought against Il. or favored making voters
of negroes. Let US be grateful foriso m"ch
Of good. fs-'s' -.
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Negroes Rights in New York.


According to the following telegram to
the Washington Star, Mr.. WALLAcK takes
high ground in defending his negro suits.
w c have heretofore reported the eases:
''NEw YORK. June 10.-The counsel for
Lester Wallack, against whom four suits
the civil rights bill, hure put in their ans ar
TO the complaint made by eN-Judge CULVER
in behalf of the colored men. Mr.. Wallack
sets up the special defence through his coun-
So! that be owns and conducts bis theatre
a. private business, and that he has sold
aud will sell tickets, at his own discretion ~
pleasure. TO different persons at different
prices, and that when persons apply to him
Tor tickets he sells or declines to sell as
1T sees fit. He further claims the right to
revoke any ticket after it has been sod. and
TO rescind any contract entered into relative
to admitting persons to his theatre. 1t is
admitted by the defence that Wallacks agent
sold coored men tickets, but this was only
done under the supposition that they were
fer the Use OF other people. Wallack says
his refusal to allow the plaintiffs to enter his
theatre was an arbitrary one, as was also the
resembling Of the supposed contract, in
managing his private business and in
directing who shall and who shall
not participate in the pleasures of
his entertainments, and claims that the
Colored men were not excluded because of
their race. In consideration of this the au-
swer closes by asking that the complaint I've
dismissed. This answer was not sworn TO,
although the complaint was, and eX-Judge
Culver declined to receive it as answer
until verified, and returned the papers to
the counsel for the defence. They were
sent to him again yesterday, within which
1t was stated that Walack declined TO swear
to the papers, because by so doing he would
subject himself to Il suit for felony. In ex-
Guiding these men from his theatre he COM
mitted an act the highest charge against
which Is misdemeanor, consequently he
can't be indicted for felony. There Is Sec
ton Of the Code which provides that when
the complaint is sworn to, subsequently, the
answer shat likewise be verified. Judge
Culver demands that the Code shall be COM
piled With, and until it is done he will not
consiaer the answer valid. II the counsel
TOR the defence continue to refuse to swear
TO their answer the case win be taken before
the judge by the eouusel for the plaintiff
aud decision be demanded 800
We, do not understand WALIAcks objec
ton to swearing to the answer prepared fol
him by bis counsel, surprising the ayerinent,
10 be true. - sts
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

-
| arNo E6I S ONO u DRUG.-Df.
sraTrH LIvs Pill ER9re prsbscd with great
card ana study 3ts xact erdanstadth the prnci-
Piles OF Ghemia compas fbinty. hey are not u
acuse-ail' for all Diseases Thcsafe safe. Ihey
contain no dangerous drug. Require NJ change OF
diet OtsSupattQn
! sDRsTvTTss ARs APaRILLAAN qUEEN NE
DELIGHT Hinder the fnGueneeof this compound
the eye grows clear and sparkling, the complexion
Ike pearl unsightly bIotches, peck niarks worms
In the fes pinapies and ronghness Of the skin dis
appear and the entire human organization grows
,redolsnt with health. 49,: {: 4elL
\ The proper time 10 use DR.. TUFTS LlVER
PILLS Is when you have nausea, loss of apDetite.
yellowe cast Of the skim rush OF blood TO the head
cold extrcmities, ringing In the ears. pain In the
back side. and shoulders histl-colred urine, Vef-
tigo and bliousncss. They afford prompt relief.
ic 7-deod&w1w
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Park BREW cry.

|
- CORNER OF CLAY AND HARRISOS STREETS;
Again lls HENRY BOWLER to acknowledge the
generous and Increasing patronage be receives and
10 announce still further addition to his capacit
for production to keep pace with the demand ir
I'm yorite CREAM AL r. AMI he aters himself That
he will I've able to firmly establish BOWLER
RICHMOND ALE rs All institution In the capital
of the Old Dominion.
ri. b. regards no expense In procuring the finest
materials for the manufacture Of his ale, ana spar"s
10 cxertion 10 keep H. oi uniform quality, nrlns
CONVINCED that no more wholesome beverage IMAM
pI-KE ALE can be offered to the public.
n. B.-A report, somcwha, TO Ills prejudice; tna'
another marty Interested in his business IS To-
tally untrue. .,.,,. ,,,,.,,,,,,> \,
Orders sent TO SPRING Park. BREWERY,
Richmond Va. will meet with prompt attention
HENRY BOWLER has appointed :. BG1t,,
Prince Edward, Buckingham, and Cumberland
10 7-Ieo
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Rs,DNS, STATIONERY. dc
PIANOS. OasssANS. &c.

SUPERB rIANU.FOkTES.-s 5000
oTbc increasing demand FOR the charm. y
lug PIANO-FoRTES made by Knabe h Co.. Baltl-
more, has induced the makers 10 open splendid
wareroonis on Filth Avenue, New YORK, as 9 hranea
establishment. Such renowned professionals ~
Thalberg. Gos!schalk, vieaxtempfh straSesch, aaa
others pronounce them unsnrpasseL such adhis-
ration hat Mad. Pauline Luce. for these pianos
that she purchased one aud conveyed u 10 Europe
for her own private use. For sale o. 4
wQQDHoUSE q PARHAh, s..
49, s,ls @zs5, sess kysatt, EicaHoada
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speaking Of the recent election Of judges
in Illinois, the Cincinnati Commercial in.
dn'ges In the following unfeeIing remarks:
Well. the railroads have been looking
a.sS judicial elections for n long time. 4
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OFFICIAL.

:. si..5.tfe.. nj CITY COLLECTORS DFFICE,l
a.g..,.s, ir,yrsf RICHMOND, VA. MAJ! 81. ls73., ~
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENsDAILY,
a from O'Clock A. Nj 70 O'clock T, NJ. frunt The
Isru DAY OF JUNE To THE 3VTn. Inclusive, for
the purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with CITY TA&ES for the scar lsi3 the whge or
one-balf OF the amount of tax charged, aud that
ten per cent win be added to the amount Of tax
charged In every cave where the party assessetsha
taii To pay the whole or Qne-half within the time
limited. To avoid crowd and pressure on the last
snectfnlly request all parties yoel the time
specified. and those having lists and memorandpfns
to leave win do so that teir bills. may he selected
ai,t receipts made out. -,ls.l 81 ;1Gilais ffts
jc 2-lm 4! JOHN p. REGEAuI.T. Collector.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

i(yAPITAL BUILDING-FUGD ASSOC
above named AesoriafioD can do so by calling on
Colonel William c. Carrington tprcsident, J. b.
Hill, j. Thompson Brown, w. b. Matthew'S =. n.
Campbell a Co., n. G. Davidson or j. E. Aeswan-
ger before the 18th instant when meeting Will be
holden for The purpose OF receiving the entrance fees
aud lrs. instalment on shares takeIi.
- 80. :. -.'.SI Nc, EAAEINaT0N.
10 Ut. ..,,,.....;, /. 80 RsssIasst.
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4 NNUAL MEETJNG.-The regular an
IA nual;lnecting Of the stockholders of the VlR-
CHINA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
MONDAY. leth instant, at u O'Clock NJ. The cleo
ton OF directors will take place Stockholders who
are unable To attend In person may sign proxies at
the companys Office previous to the meeting.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
10 otdIp Secretary.
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snILET ARTICLES.

No. 400 WEST MARSHALL STREET. .
RICHMOND, June, 1873. ( +
NTESSRS. WOOD Il SONS: My wife says
.Ifl your CAPILlINA Is the most wonderful hair
preparation she has ever seen or heard OF: she
was threatened with tdidneSS from the rapid rat
one combing handful more: Three or t,n9
applications of your CAPlLLlNA. OR Halk
'SOURISHtR promptly arrested IFS IL ling out
and caused the hair about the temples and forehead
to grow with astonishing rapidity. From being
almost entirely bald the hair Is now growing thlckl
and vigorously by the use OF your tonic. She says
LISA delightful hair di cssng has adopted 1t for
her own use and often recommends 1t to he,
ct ,Yours rt,sncctful!v. n. w. y.
Sold by druggists and 81 WOOD = SONS.
4. IN :. Siuth auu Main streets.
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3IULES ROBIN s. Gu.

GoGSaC BRANDY, DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have lust received direct from France
S cne-cfchth casks Jules Robin & Co. COGNA'
BRANDY-rintage. 1885 r. ,,,,
5cne-eIghth casks Jules Robin Go. COGSaC
BRANRY-ylntage. 1867; c,c,.
onc-eighth casks Jules Robin & co. lOGHAI
BRANDY-vintage, 1850;
10 one.eighth casks Jules Robin & Co. Cc1h-ao
= BRANDY-yintage, 1871:
which we offer to the trade, In bond or duty palu
low AZ any importer In the unted ateS VIII se'''
samples Mt orr Office for examination.
s. C.. TARDY s co, importers
MOS corner of Thirteenth nnd Cary Streets.
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A PPLE BRANDY AND VINE.
so barrels pure Southampton county, Va, hPPLf :.
BRANDY, and 10 barrels North Larollna SCCt-
PhRNONG WINE. for sale on consignment u!
". II. ukEWkI 4 CO.,
No. SO Sycamore street.
my 22-3nt Petersburg, Va
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~ Low + r.,
~ TIMOTHY, aas.. ~ ~
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
H.. LAWN 1hASs, s.ts.. ...f-
HERpsGRAss, and every variety OF
FIELD GRASS. and .ti 3ta I. ! d
ert.s. 81. GARDEN SEEDS Of the finest quality.
offered at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, -
Wholesale quotations furnished TO dealers.
Prompt and careful attention given 10 all orders,
whetherby letter or In person. ~.
ALLISON i ADDISON, 3
SEED and Guano Merchants
sea ,z4g $50 Richmond Va.
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DOOR AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DDONE AT TELLS OFFICE, =
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MILITARY NOTICES.
LOST. srRAYED, &c.

r OST, Sunday afternoon, 9th June, a
IL GOLD PENDANT tn "A -BRE AsTPlN. II
the finder will bring 1t to 301 Franklin street he
VIII be rewarded. '''' " I'LL
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IMPORTERS.
1917 CARY STEErC.
offer complete assortment ur FANCY Lkr,t-
RIES ard WINE, Including
PEEK FREAN CRACKERS.
ALBERT BISCUITS,
LEA& PEHRINs'S WoH. EsTERs .it"r.
CoLMAH'S MUSTARD,
CuXkS CELATISf,
NArAROSI,
MoRTON's English PICH!t1,
CANNED TowATOE&.
s. CANNED pEACHlE,
WI<SLOw's CORN,
81" PAss'> ALE, bottled BY H!,'h.rt;
ALLsop.s ALE, bottled ~ Hilbert;
GutNHkss's PORTER. hcttledb! llit'"";
,;uISSEss'S PORTER, bottled by hr.t,;
HEaSESsY BRANDY,
YSASSl SHERRY,
HANGERS MoUSTAIE NuI$EES
BRASpERoCRG TABLE hlL. ir'
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to my house, Oh EESST
- Marion Hill, a WHITE COW, with redaxaShzA
ears. The owner can come forward pay charges,
and take her away. =,
lie l2-:tA JOHN W. CLanhr.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-25
DRoCLAMATI0N

JAMES p NEwooHB, Secretary OF State.
scl9 itd3tw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-25
WACO. september Is. 10,

WACO, September Is, 1878.
Editors Democratic Statesman-T nu-
merous perambultaions of your correspond
ent, have at last brought him to this thriv-
ing little metropolis, the commercial city of
Central Texas.
That portion of Waco which was lately
destroyed by fire has been rebuilt with mag
nifcent buildings of costly and substantial
material improvements are seen on every
street, and highly cultivated taste is OBJ
served about everything. Here the people
are soeiablo and agreeable, especially the
ladies, who are renowned for their beauty.
and esteemed for their many virtues and in
telhgence. Business at present is dull, and
prospects for The future not very enlivening,
on account of the dread of epidemics
Waco prides herself on her cleanly condl-
tiQn, and although she fears not the vista
ton of the dreaded yellow jack, yet every
proper precaution will be used in prevent
ing persons from infected districts coming
within the city limits.
Twill briefly call your attention to the
magnificent hotel which aas been com
pleted but short time, and is decidedly
one Of the finest Improvements which adom
this city, and that is the Mcclellan house.
This hotel is one Of the finest in the South,
substantially built of brick, extending one
hundred feet ON Austin avenue and one
hundred and sixty-iive feet on Fourth street,
its height being three stories above the
ground apartments, and crowned with
magnificent observatory, from which can
be seen the rolling prairies and undulat-
ing hills Tor miles around, and the
mcanderingS of the -Brzos river Ear above
and below the city The proprietors, AIessrs.
j. Skinner & Co., are gentlemen we'll in
formed IN the hotel business. and are en-
deavoring to make their house the favorite
resort of those who visit Waco They in
form me that they have ample accommoda-
tions for nearly three hundred guests.
win here add that the Mcclellan House
is hut short distance from the depot. and
occupies tine location IN the business por-
ton of the city. The rooms are wen
lighiesi, ventilated aud handsomely fur
nlShcd. The table at ,.li rimcs is holnte0nsiy
spread with excellent vianss aud the deii
castles " the season. The owners Of this
hotel have rea'izef great expense in its cree
ton. and the present proprieters have lav-
ished their money 10 making i one Of the
most desirable resorts in the State for the
travelling community and temporary Wis
tiers 10 Naco
The suspension bridge across the Brazos
Fiser - this point IS s grand piece 81 work
uianship, and 81 immense oeneht 70 the
people of Actennan county and the city of
tsco. The span across the river from
tower e. tower IS about As feet. and very
strongly hoili q wire cable. and tic floor
lng ul weii-seasnuel OAK Three vcarS
have roifta away since fht sf,.,., -