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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05

NOTICE
ID hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days In the pay.
ment Of portion OF the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Nc tenzie to Samuel Stats Taylor
and Edwin Parsons, trustees OF the Cairo
City Property, dated March 10Th, 1868, and
recorded In the recorders office, In and for
Alexander county, In the state of Illinois, In
book /, OF deeds: on page ll5, etc.. we. the
undersigned sid trustees, will, on Friday,
the 4th day OF january, next, A. d., 1873,
at 10 O'Clock In The forenoon OF that day, un-
der and by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage, sell, ut public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, for cash, ut the
office building u said trustees. corner of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
In the city Of Cairo, In Alexander county
and state Of lliinoh, all the right, title md
Interest OF said joseph Mckenzie or his ~.
signs, In and TO lots numbered .? thirty
two, 80 (thrty .tlr1e), and "a (thi ty-four),
~ block numbered (twO), In the fourth ad.
ditiOn to said city OF Cair',, according to the
recorded plat thereof, with the appurtenan.
ces TO satisfy the purposes and condition OF
j. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees u the Cairo City Property,
Dated. Cairo, Ills, December 30, 1872.
l23l.dtd
TAXES, 1872.
The tax books tor the current year hay.
ing been placed In my hands, | would re.
pectftilly call the attention of taxpayers TO
section 1855, OF the laws OF 1872, which pro-
yides that where parties own personal prop
erty a. well.aa real estate, the personal prop
erty must nbt be destrained before the real
estate can DO sold. SHALL THEREFORE,
after the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
NEXT. commence to destruin for such taxes
In conformity with said section. TaX.pay.
ers by paying due regard To this notice win
save both trouble and lost, as the law upon
the subject Ii imperative. The books are
open ut my office. Once hours from
O'Clock o. IN. TO + o'clock p. m
ALEX. II. IRWIN, Collector,
Cairo. De-. 81, 1872 d2w,
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EIxcTIor on Tuesday next.
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THE tobacco sale at the Planters ware.
house, advertised for yesterday; did not
take place. It was postponed on account
of the impossibility Of completing the pre-
psrstions Of il in time, and will take place
next Thursday. Messrs. Heinkle and
Strsughn, when they get under way, will
push the business with energy, and then
hope TO receive the encouragement and
support CT the people Of the city.
IT 10 said that Col, John Wood 10 about
to resign his position as commissions: Of
the Anna Insane asylum and the Car
b>ndsle Normal school buildings. When
John Wood resigns IN Office paying six
dollars day, he has some potent reason
for II. In the language Of Sir Boyle
Rchs. III smell . rat. Msthinks l see
him floating in the air. But III nip him
IN the bud" What cen 1t boz A lob
Heaven forbid
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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11
Wayne Comfy
Correspondence Huntington Independent.
TuoUrs BILL, " F1.,l
December. lO.h 1873

Correspondence Huntington Independent.
TGoUrs BILL, " ",
December, l0.h 1873
All histories. u4Tr4.ives aai CON
uuuicatious have one property in
common TO eternity, that Is, they hav,
A beginning back Of The beginning
aud 10 j .ult viii 81 Cow forth in ID.
cad n, beyond ,be endio- 10 search
jue for the prime cause Of ali reform
in morals, manner, reli-i rs aud
uo1cs of thought and action, We
seem % lose ourselves in the records
Of the remctast age. On the other
hand. while anticil gazing he Gusl ef-
feet Of the miuutest cause, wc are
lost utterly ioS' in contemplating the
changes and notifications Attending
a train Of thouabt 10 its cou.se dywn
the visit, Of coming ages and
s..rr I,r;el :, The Irimtsble
-
''''o VI '-''''1
he Tore nag Is therefore o''
apology for 0ow iodu gins the
thought that we-;hc people Of
w. C.r,,. .ro Greatly indebted
...ul
''' OU' f'''' go ''- W
DAZZLING P"osFS'''
LOT II- iI'u'0 10
agent ct the past, whose character We
,o,y 1rcI;,c IN l;s,us Nrt that
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

Our native talent is well reptesen-
ted 10 the medical and legal profess
ioa. In the latter are many whose
names will doubtless adore the pages
Of history in coming years. As a
representative specimen Of this class,
We place before you the name of his
Honor, G. G. Burgress, a prominent
practitioner al the bar.
&c. G"is a straightforward chap,
whose sterling qualities and energe'-
ic ns,ure will make bis presence felt
and appreciated 10 any cotnmunity.
he il now engaged 10 an enterprise
the success Of which We all earnestly
wish for. CODE says The mex
haus,iLle miuerslresOurces of Wayne,
have Teen theOrized upon long
enough, we now mean to be practical
CT in other words practice what We
teavh.' From arpeara nces we think
he means biz . lie has large col
lection Of rare mineral specimens in
h ; cabinet, oil nicely labeled which
he displays AID discoulses upon 10
manner that would reflect great
credit upon the distinguished Prof
y s'cd i. r S.
Our little village Was made quite
lively during the last week by the
presence and sprightliness of some
noted capitalists aud miueralogists,
whom CODE entertained for several
days. The party made Several ex-
cursions to the mountains md seem
ID delighted With the prospect OF
success.
Ga Thanksgiving day dinner
was prepared at Hotel DR.. Bowers
% Lduor of the Distinguished guests.
1t is Sid BY t"ose who had the pleas
ure of being present. that the tables
literally groaned beneath their bur
dens of good things. All seemed to
e:joy the hospitality Of our citizens.
who in turn were well pleased with
their visitors. One of the party, DR..
Moro, p cached for US on Sunday.
Il by the Vay, is quite theOlogiau'
ard diecoursed very ably upon the
subject Of Faith, to a large and at
teciiyc sudielce.
We are happy to say that Hon. J..
VI Ferguson, our ueighLor, returned
home from Charleston q few days
since 10 spend 3 short tine among
u. by nav Of visit We c though
indeed sorry to say that it is rumor
cd that he contemp!ates removing to
Ashland Ky, Tor Mr.. f. always
makes himself useful and agreeable
Tie Gne new Church ediice 10 this
rlace reflects credit bly, upon his
charac er. Should he remove from
our midst, his absence will be deeply
felt by our ciriz2ns.
NECKWELLAND.
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S..m Long, started fer St. Louie,
Mo, Monday, he to is in the wash
ias m chine business.
The Guyaa.riycr has been erowcd
with timber for the past week
Tie ne@ Depot S rap.dly nearing its
competition.
DIEp-0n ;he 9Th inst, in this Place,
Ana Eliza, wife of James W. WOmci-
dorli, agtd II years.
Rev. Dr.. Martin, of Morgantown,
W. Va, lecturcd Oh Education, ut the
NJ. E. Church, Monday Of last week.
Among the guests at the Crawley
House, last week, was Col. FLOYD, OF
the ". Va. Legislature, Maj. Jas. \
Nircrt, Capt. Toney. and Mr.. Morgan,
of Logan county.
Court is still in session and quite a
number OF our citizens are III attend
aacc.
WY do some 81 our Young men
long to 30 to Heaven? Because they
want 10 take of (Ward<) "Water of
Life freely.
MessrS. White & 3 mcr have lauoch-
Ell tFo splendid coat baTges here in the
last week.
A. Il. Scigel, has quit business in
Ashland, Ky, and is ho* settling up
his basincSs in this pace, AJe says he
is going to C&ba.
The Cooperation HIS been Indicted
! H.. Allowing tie bridge at Bmincl's
NH to remain in the dangerous condi-
ton it is in at nccseFt
Mr.. y. y. Shepherd has moved 10
his new house, near Hurricane station,
c. q Or L.
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tsquor Dealers Protective Association.
A meeting Of the Liquor dealers
of Huntington, was held on the even,
iog cF the S'h Of December at the
Merchants Hotel. The meeting
came to order and Mr.. I. II. Ware
aas called to the Chair,aud J ". Yer
lander was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Ware on taking the chair stated
,Le object Of he meeting to be the
consideration ofrhe existing Lou r
L-w IF the State and Of devising
m,aos OF protecting themselves
agaias; the prosecutions Of The evil
minded persons acting under its pro-
yisi rs After a general discussi 100
Of the sulj.ct the fol!osiug resolr-
tions were presented aud unanimously
adopted:
Res9icCd, That wives, or Others
having tbe right to do SO, are requcs-
ted 20 notify the Secretary, 10 writing,
names Of persons, to whom they OF
ject to cur selling liquor, as We intend
to Cbcy the law of the State; at the
ssme time We DO not intend TO sub
nit 20 the persecution OF the evil
minded persons, who hoi TO extort
moo,y to keep them in idleness OF
vice. As We pay one fifth Of The tax
Of tbs corporation, We think we are
entitled to some protection, and shall
contest auy such case.
R,so'ced, That it shall lie the du-
~ Of each member of this sssocia-
ton to notify the Secretary, (Who
shall keep list for all the members,)
Of the names Of all haLi,usl drunk
ards, and Of dead BEATS who are
fond oftT.nking and yet do rot ike
to pay.
Il s5lted. That this shall be kn .wn
as tie Liquor Dealers Protective As
soril'iou of Huntington, ". Va. md
is officers shall, CONSIST of Pres. V.
Pres. Secretary and Treasurer.
The Society shall meet every MOu-
lay night at s. o'clock; and five
mem 5ets shall constitute a quorum
Tie following were then elected
peffhaueut officers.
Pres. J. ". Verlandcr; Secretary
7. Il. Ware. Further election of
oSccys vas postponed uutil next
meeting. Messrs McNulty aud Yer
lander were appointed Committee
to procure room in which to hold
meetings.
Res icea, That these proceedings
be published 10 both the papers of
Ibis city
On motion, the meeting adjourned
until next Monday evening, 81
o'clock,
J. ". NERLANpER, Tenn. Sec.
I. Ii WARE. TEN Chairman.
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1t is Sel known tbst he Different
committee Ia Congress can sbape le-iS-
Iation lns- o. ,,,,J themselves. cot
seeutntly tac formation &C Tie commit
tees IS e c-tat mIbr,arN2, especially
se 10 th c'ai,rss>h.b The sppOiut
mcut q n, standing committees Is
entirely T., lac Lands Of The Speaker
Ct II, House, and the P-esijcl If Oh
Senate There have been many ,oa-
lectures. aS - the committees, and
''>latas m9js. as 10 IS called, iii Viii b
tire committee; wer, f nm ! 0c o'diug
TO the wish Of different plrt,eS, Tut
Speaker Blaine If the House diSnp
pointed everybody. WitL0u; taking
agv ones advice, he formed the commit
tees d;Gerca, from. the conjec,Dscs Of
alm,St every orc Who had made , slate
and it is sad by r.sny, that he io,mel
them In h.s .v. interest. il beng H.,
intention 20 ran 3r ,.e Presidency -
lie mas 7, 5f>yd 10 be influenced ly tn,
SALARY grab or CREDIT MOIiI.cr camOr
but las appointed Slar. -raJLerS eut
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General News.

y. W. laytor, a grocery Wa" ~
NJ mphis. was shot aud killed 90 The
Sab, BY JuO. Il Grace,
Davis 4 Cos, Screw Factory a.
n y,ou, o. tel. TO the grOrad last
Taersjsy.
Ralaik,, Fla had ice co the 20tb
ult.
Burning Gin hodscs continue TO
the Southern horizon.
The na' 9oz Is prevailing st Scale
aud other AisJa,ha to%Os.
The editor Of the West Point, Ca
paper alleges that hanging is bar
baIjous"
The Monroe County Ga, Granger,
had . convention co the 9,h Of De-
c,mbcr.
AGeOrgia prpe; speaks of two
'eoruet bands; one colottd, ana the
other plain "
\ Griffin. Ga. buatcr has esptur-
ed ore hundred aud eighty nine fox
es since the war
Buck Bush and Bill Lewis bott
black, are to be hanged 10 Mississ-
iDDl On the -, n inst
Hudson R,iIvrd, 4 eolcrsj mur-
i,rer, was hung in Chattstooehe
County, Ga, Is; week.
1t is reported that another fiibus-
,eriog expedition in aid Of Cuba i,
sfo1t, under The command Of Cap
taiu F;edrick Bowen.
A veteran from the soldiers Hou e
It Dayton, lsst S4,utdas, was struck
by a train on ,he Sbortliue r. X. aud
thrown of the ck, br,ahing hi,
lief. leg. lie was deaf.
D4ytoa h-s q soup house.
Henry Ward Grecbcr's church is
having trouble about the Old Wool
hull, Tiltou, Bowen .e,udal Som.
Of the members threaten to iclge.
All the Dig guns ioclui,ng sever
a. bundred pound Parrots; are being
shipped from S., Louis Arscaal to
Pensacola THIS looks warike.
Aa unknown women was mnr1er-
ed in Boston or Friday night. Tie
murderer escaped
A nan 10 Mou'rc4l. s'oh halt
g,l.ou bottle Of Wine of Co'etium
lie thought i; vas common vine, ana
iavi,s some Of his fr'eads to help
drink it,. The consequence Vas ;ha,
seven persons died, aad three more
ara fatally sick.
Al cEo,t 10 TO be nude 10 restore
the frsukirg privilege.
The United States Steam ship Kan
sas IS fourteen DAY, overdue at S,n-
iago. Fears axe fell for her s-te'y.
Seventy railroads are in Dc
fault in the p yuent of the interest
On rb If bonds. Tie Chesapeake *
Ohio Is among the number but she
fundicg her coupons aud Is sue
crssful Over six millions have been
funded up to this tiue.
LII, said that the Government
has been offered 100 $50 volunteers
or Cuba.
NJ neg % eet,ias very pIcn'y in
New York. he banks have now
over al, 100000, in creenb.cks Loeb
ed Up in their vaults now besides 4
great AMOUNT of spec e
Lodging aud soup houses are be
IN. opened in Cincinnati for the rc-
lief Of those out Of work.
Reports from al parts ofthe COW
try, Chic,go. ST. Louis, New Orleans,
f,uciouatj, New York ne. all report
money easier, ond times growing
better.
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NU 3 S E e <

The undersigned leg leave to inform
their patrons and the public IN general,
hat they offer at the HopeNell Nursery,
Quaker Bottcm, Lawrence Co, Oaic, fail
Of 1873 aud spring Of 1874, the following
fruit tr-es-EvergrCen &c.
9gS9D Apples trees,
9g9J Peach trees.
1929 Pear trees standard and dwarf
1899 Cherry trees In variety,
1899 Eretgreeus in varieties,
g9g9 Grapes several varieties,
9999 Currants, gOoseberry, raspber-
ry Ne.
All of which well bt sold Low for Cash.
Address rs above.
lS-Gn. Z. II RLEA SuHo
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s7Or Safe ana Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
honse with II rooms,
One dwelling house with s rooms
Both Of these houses Gre situated in the
best part &C the city.
Also one excellent lot with good small
house in West Huntington.
We will sell ;he above properties on
easy terms.
We have also for rent on, store and
lwelling house GI8SUN i SIMMS. If
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william Tbacker..

The object of this suit is to recover Of
the defendant the sum OF 1876 O3 due by
an account due NJ Sht)den and assigned o
The plaintiff, with interest ard costs of 1t
suit and - attaSh the estae Of the Il =.
,ea,iant ;, ,iliam fhacker IN this county.
This DAY came The Plaintiffs by their at.
torney and on their motion and ii appear
ing by an affidavit filed in the cause, that
the defendau, william Thacker, is a non
sident OF this State il is ordered that
he do appear here within one mouth al
ter the date Of the first publication Of this
order aud do what is necessary to protect
bis interest in this suit.
Teste u. p. WELLMAN,
W. II. Harvey, Atty. CLERK.
Nov. 20-iw.
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s. Park Row, New York.

POSTAGE PAID On every sui
scrptiol for one wear to the Daily,
Seun-weekly or Weekly paid for at
above rates before April |, 1874, We
WI. pr.ply The postage.
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state 6t west Virginia WaTRs Co. t9Wit.

At Rules held in the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Court thereof on the irst
Monday in the month of November, 1873,
Thomas p. Brown and George Delhart,
partners doing busIness as Thos. p.
Brown s. &c.
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Guyandotte Items.

Hon. Jesse Bright, of Kentucky,
passed through this place On Monday
asst.
Isaac Adler formerly of this place,
i, at Wellsbmg, W. Va. He is sell
inc PGmmeps Patent washing machine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
rS7 SAN YcNT

A dwelling House situated on Thru Avenue
entirely EeN, with all the modern improvements
Suitable for any sized family. Heated by Bait,
more heater. Inquire OF
Dec l2f C. p. TITUS
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DECEMBER Goth. 1873.

Lots fronting fo,ty FIVE fe't will in all
probability. sell for Ect over six dollars
per front foot.
Terms, only $50 in hand, cash; bal
ahce in one, two and thee years Title
perfect
See N.itchelis new map Ct West Yir
giniI, or send for Map and pamphlet 10
WEST CnARLEsToN EXTENSION CoMrANY.
Charleston is onlf II hours from Rich
mcnd and Washington by rail, and II.
hours by rail and hopi from 2 ncinDati.
Hotels. hes, in he State. Parties from n
distance purchasing lois, will be given
return tickets.
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The difficulty between The United
State aad Sr.in stii, continues in am
uuz,tt cd condition The Spanish au-
thorit'es in Cula seem determined TO-
resist the coud,tcus q tle Protocol
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Picc fcr one copy or one year 80 including
Sunday rdtiou, sl2llc.iuLing Any day; .nd at
the same rates re month for any part cf "a year
THE WORLD Almanac for 1SII.
Ready about January /, lSIll
one copy. lOst-yaii 2'cts Eve copies, 500.
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VIE SEMI.WEENIN
gUF DAUY WORLD

Contains (ruesday ana Friday all the contents
II 'he WreAly, one uc JWD lrst-r,te Novels du-
ring The year and al Tie cream VI The Daily
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

Is oar great edition Wednesday for the cua-
Try II confirms: The Latest Prices trl-grap,-
Ell from III the Markets cf the United >tGtrsl Of
live stuC-, count. produce. General Produce VI
every SMd, AMI OF Money stocks, and F'eishis IN
New York aud EGrop TIE FumrI's Page,
ami al the drlEgS Of the Farmers club ui the
American IaStitGtc, letters from practical far
mers, and scientific discussions on profitable far
mHg; also psge lsr TN. Family C!rce, Of liW-
~ AID pure reading. One or tHO FIrSi-rate Nov
els dGril the year. All the news IL concise
SUMMARY
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FOR SALE

4 nice house ard lot On the north side OF an
Avenue, between 9th AMI 10th Streets. The
hnuse confains5 nice rof : :, the lot is fenced
with p7lings IN frouhf. has n good cistern and all
necessary out buildings. VERY CHRAP. Enquire
Of WM MARTIN
32-tl Real ESrafe AT
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

GTRoSG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INcRgifg
OF rLESH AND WEfJHT-CLEAR fGlN lhD
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
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State Of West Virginia CabGl @. t0-ait,
AT Rul- .,iG in the Clerk $ Office of the
county Court of Cabell County, on the
first MoniIy in December 1879
L, T. Mitchell
Against
William Kenny,
IN CHANCERY.

The object Of this suit is TO enforce the
payment Of uDte of SlS0.2j executed to
L. T. Mitchell and son and W. II. Penny.
baker, dated Mar.h IL, 1873, and due aud
pa ynble in ninety days from date, and to
subject the 'ot in West liunting;oe, sold
to the defendant by plaintiff 10 the pay
ment thereof.
And it appearing from IN affidavit
filed with the papers in this cause that
the said defendant William k-nny is a
NONRESIDENT of 'he State OF West Vir-
ginir. Ii is therefore ordered that be 10
appear here il enc month after the FIRST
publication Of this order and 10 wha IL
necessary to protect his interest in rLs
premises
4 copy Teste Jos s MILLER, Clerk.
BY John ". Church, Deputy.
Ferguson q Harvey, Solrs.
Dec: Atm 4w
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a&TAI.Uf HE1r th,uINIA, CAB
NOELL COUNTY, 10 SIi-A, Rules
heio in tie Clerks flee f the County
Court OF CateiI County, on The first Mon.
lay in December, 1873. -
j. l.. HinbS. y F. Richards, II, William Rhodes
..ud l. 4. oDdfkcy, partners uOlig business as
44iDIS, L.C.lGidsOn Il c..
against
W. j. Bell.
IN Assn MPSTT, on ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit is % attach the proper
~ vi the defenriin; IN this county ana uIle"t
tie same 20 the payment Of debt uf sos, q
with interest from the 18th day II OciOUuf H.,
Ana 1t appearing from al AFFIDAVIT Dled Ia tile
pap-rs IN this cause, that the defendant W. J.
Bel IS nonresident Of the State II est Virgin
ia, T. l. therefore ordered that he appear here
Ni.lfn QUO morlh from the first publication Of
th's order ana do what Is necessary 70 protect
his interests IN the premises.
Tcste,--JOs S. MITLEP, Clerk,
by j. ". CnUhCH, Dept.
FERGUSON 4 HARVEY. 20 Dec.44t.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

i ON NNE N ANSL NFSIl
ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit is 10 attach the proper.
~ OF the defendant in this county and subject
the same 10 the payment OF debt 6f S35l. Il
with Interest thereon from the 2Sth day of OctO-
Der, 1873, and II appearing from an affidavit filed
with the papers In this cause, that the defendant
W. j. Bel, is a NONRESIDENT OF the state Of
West Virginia. II is therefore ordered that the
said ". J. Bell do appear here within one month
after the first pubc ton OF this order and do
what Is necessary to protect ms interest In the
premises.
Teste:-Jos. s. Miller. Clerk.
By JNJ. w. CausscH, Deputy.
FERGUSON HARVEY, p. q
Dec. 4th-4W