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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-06-26

A friend writing US from Missouri says :
IL see by the Prairie Farmer" published
at Chicago that r. Sewers (stock raiser)
of Oskaloosa claims name of Porte WEIGH
for Bull Calf, short horn born certain date.
Did the calf live ~
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GOOD FRESH GROCERIES.
~ am to- keep only the best Try me.
"Live and letlive" is, my motto
--.----., p STuMps
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Second degree work in Tri-luminar
Lodge next Fri lay evening.
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OBITUARY..

MOORE-On June 10th, mean Cedar Chapel in
Cedar To-, little CHARLIE c. MOORE, infant son of
r. w. and Mary Moore. His death was
caused by piece of corn blade being drawn in
to the trach@, when he was out playing with his
by DR.. Lathrop. inflammation eneued which ter.
minated In his death. We say littlelChar,fe has
climbed the golden stair.
Charlie thou art gone before u.s.
And thy sanity soul has flown
8 Where tears are wiped from every eye,
And sorrow Is unknown;
81 From the burden OF the flesh,
q And nom earth and pain released.
- Where the wicked cease from troubling
p Little Charlie take thy rest
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J,HN TAYLOR donated to our cabinet a
piece of ossified elk-horn.
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EMMA SWAIN left us beautiful bouquet
the incest of the season.
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WANTED. WANTED.
HARNESS, SADDLES. &C

Anything usually kept in first-cisss
shop, fsr sale by L. L. Hull, cheap for
cash.
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Go to l. L.HplPsf for fy1nets. He has q
large stock manufactured and ready for
sale. 2w
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John A. Kalbach and wife returned
home from their extended trip to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo and other points, last Tues.
day evening. The Band Boys paid them
their respects in the evening, discoursing
some of their finest music. John, of course,
set ont the good things, and treated them
in good style.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-06-26

The regular installation of officers of
the Masonic Order at Bellfontaine, occur
ed on Tuesday last after which a picnic
was held, and good time had. Our Bell
fontaine folks know how to make such an
occasion a pleasant one. 81. r. Kendig
conducted the installation ceremonies.
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The Abel Gazette in speaking of the
close of school in that place, speaks thus
of the principal, one of our former cit
liens.
1.-The Principal of the School, Prot. j :. b. White
has discharged the ardHous duties of his Office in
a manner highly satisfactory to the patrons of the
School. and with equal credit to himself. Coming
among us as he did, entire stranger, and as
Stunning position in which others had failed, it
was matter of some doubt in the minds of many
whether he would maze a success. Their fears,
however, were unnecessary, and they now have
faithful teacher" 1t is hoped that the Board will
see proper TO engage his services for another
term, if he can be so engaged, and our school
thereby maintain the high standard which has
heretofore characterized it,
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l invite the country people to stop at
nay grocery on High st., and see If you
cannot do as well as to go to the square Tor
goods. p. STUMPs.
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November, school has been taught therein.
Fhc present edifice is the west wing of the
building only, IS four stories high, and capa-
BILE of accommodating many students 1t
is furnished throughout with the best of
school furniture, heated by a furnace, and
has all the modern conveniences The cen
trail structure and east wing will be COM
pleted at an early day, when the whole
structure will have cost nearly or quite
$4,000. The. ten acres of ground sur
rounding the building are beautifully laid
off, natural slope, set in trees of various
kinds, including $50 evergreens sent from
England, freight paid, by admiring friends
otIthe institution, The grounds are located
in the northern part of Oskaloosa, nearly
opposite the beautiful grounds surround
ing the Friends magnificent Yearly Meet
ing House. Just the right distance from
the business part of town for an institu-
ton of that kind For full particulars re-
garding the school we refer the reader to
the prospectus of the college elsewhere in
this paper.uThe faculty consists of the
following excellent teachers, who are de-
signed to place the institution in front
rank: John w. Woody, President, Eng
lish Literature and Natural Sciences; Ben.
jamin Trueblood, Latin and Greek langua-
ges, and mixed Mathematics; Mary G.
Woody, Rhetoric and History; C,P. Dor
land, Book Keeping and Penmanship
The school opened last fall with 30 scholars,
and now has about 50; and next term will
have much larger number.
D. w. Hunt is now in the east soliciting
funds for endowment purposes, and Others
will probably work in other quarters to
the same end. ...,, F.,....,.
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David Wilson of Newark. Ohio, and
Joal Wilson of Columbus, Ohio, brothers
their relations and friends in this county
for some time. They think if man can
not live in Iowa we'll satisfied he canno,
content himself anywhere.
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CHANGERS ATTENTION.

Peter Stumps is not "a granger, but he
sells good groceries as cheap as if he
was. - 81 wa -
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THERMoMETRIcAL.-S &c the 18th inst,
the thermometer in the shade has stood as
follows: Monday 10th, 95; Tuesday nth,
80 Wednesday 18th, 90; Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at an average of 80; Mon
day 90, SO; Tuesday "a, "a; Wednesday
Of Oh
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The Ottumwa Democrat says: Warren
Laid, son of Mr.. Jas. D.. Laid, of this
city. was drowned in the river immediate
ly below the Pork House, on Tuesday
afternoon. Warren was AN unusually
bright and promising boy, about fourteen
years of age. He and two other boys
were in bathing and Warren being unable
to swim, accidentally went beyond his
depth and sank. The boys who were with
him were unable to render him any assis-
lance, and thus he persisted"
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AwNINGs.-The ordinance requiring the
removal of the old sheep-shed awnings
about town, is being enforced, and our
business men are generally supplying them.
selves with nice article of cloth awning.
from the store of Cary Cooper These are
q decided improvement on the old ones, in
many ways. Ef
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WALLPAPER

1000 pair of good hosiery just received
by Mrs. Orvis, two pair for 2ascents.
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commandments.

The Public Schools and Colleges OF our
city are becoming, as all our people are
glad to know, the very best in the State,
and all are manifesting deeper interest
IN them than ever before, which is evidence
of positive success in the future, and en-
enlargement to those upon whom devolves
the duty of instructing the young.
But, now, commencement season is over,
and the usual number of oratorical, prosai-
cal ard poetical efforts, dedicated to the
glories of ancient Greece, Rome, Thebes
and Marathon, the Caesars, and the more
modern places of notoriety and illustrious
characters, have been delivered IN good,
bad and Indifferent style, and more than
the usual number'of bouquets have been
hurled atthe feet of the lady or gentleman
performer, by their friends and enthusiast
tic relatives. A momentous occasion is
commencement day to the student. Life's
great stage. and life's great drama contracts
to the College rostrum size. and the heroes
and heroines are named in the program
me-" with the particular part they are to
act. Great expectations and anticipations
are formed, overshadowedwithd doubt and
fear, and the mind becomes excited and the
body nervous Years hence, the graduate
cannot blu. remember it as tine most ire
mendous epoch of his life What though a
very short memoried world will forget it,
the student will not The recollection of
that day will always cluster about him
nor does he regret it even though the mem
DRY of an awkward, ungainly, halfgrown
school boy, or giddy, thoughtless girl,
may now and then intrude themselves.
Yet, how often do we see the young gradu-
ate going forth from the college halls, duly
impressed with the erroneous, ill-timed
idea, "that he goes forth to mould the
opinions of the world" and if the world
does not Immediately recognize their col
legate and classical attainments, are con-
tent to think, how lamentable it is, that
such stupidity and darkness obscures the
general mind, and look with scOrn upon an
ungrateful world, and the unlettered, un
tutOred kinds that call themselves "the
public" We would in nowise wish to be
cynical or indulge in fault.finding, but
when we. hear giddy, unstable and in
experienced youths talk of "moulding the
opinions of the world, we seriously ques.
ton The capability of one in twenty, to
suitably prepare page of manuscript for
the press. We are fully aware by our own
deficiency of the advantages of classical
education, but then, we are contented with
knowing that there are great many, who
were debarred offs collegiate course by un-
toward circumstances, and that we are not
an unworthy exception. We offer these
few remarks simply to those who have
just stepped forth upon the wide worlds
stage, where the theoretical knowlege
they have gained in the classroom must be
practically tested, ana that in earnest, for
it is now they actually commence learning
and also, as few wholesome hints to those
who have yet to graduate.
PENN COLLEGE.
Several years since school under the
auspices of the. Friends of this county
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DR.. RhDehart has moved his frame
barn ont TO line with his other buildings
and is having it resided, re-roofed and re-
fitted generally, and will convert it into a
very neat dwelling, adding to the appear
ance as well as the value of his property
there
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a s. Buchanan and wife of st. Louis
No, are spending few weeks in this city
visiting their daughter and son-in.law, Mr..
N b. Weeks. Mr.. Buchanan is we'll pleas
ed with the country and we hope may
conclude to make Oskaloosa their home
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RAILRoAD.--The Knoxville Voter on
this subject says s"still eour road pros
poets are Frightening There is fair prob
ability of our securing road this wear.
Gov. Stone upon his return from Chicago,
reports that within week from this time
we will have definite proposition, from
the C. r. /. & p. Co. to extend their. road
from Sigourney to this point before LIST of
January next. He also states that terms
will be within our easy reach. We hope
next week to be able to state Just what will
be required of us. Knoxville will not hes
itate to do anything reasonable to secure
this road and Oskalooss will certainly not
slight its opportunity. However. we are
not entirely out of the woods yet. and will
not venture 70 crow very loudly"
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MARION CoUNTY-The "Grangers and
laboring men" called Convention at
Knoxville Saturday, June IA, to nominate
q county ticket, but The discordant ele-
ments.-Democracy, Republicanism and
Liberalism, like oil and water failed to
mix, and the Convention ended in a big
fight, after trying to adopt a platform.
They will make another effort at some
future time under the name of~"Working.
mems Convention" Anything to hide
the Democratic cloven footthat sticks out
SO plainly. Great preparations are be
ing made for the celebration of the Fourth
of July. Knoxville is alive to the
Chicago & r. |. r. r. extension. = 9
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

To Pink Barr and wife, Sunday night, June %,
1S73 niue pound boy, ~ 10 La.
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A large stock of Hats, Caps and Shirts
of all grades, neckties, collars, can always
be found at MORRIS L. LEWIS.
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"A CORDIAL INVITATION.

"A CORDIAL LIMITATION.
Messrs. Hurst g Gage ex tend their COM
pliments to the public and cordially invite
every one to use DR.. L. .Hurst's anti-dys-
peptic and liver pills for dyspepsia and
liver complaint. Cure warranted in every
case. 32m3
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes at YER
MONS.
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Read McCurdy's locals.
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DOUGLASS & WATTS have large supply
of Ice Cream Freezers, Ice water coolers,
wire dish covers, and some of the most
complete Cherry Seeders to be found in the
market, which they will dispose of at rea-
| sonable rates, at their hardware store on
High street Persons wishing anything
in their line will find them accommodating
gentlemen to deal with. A complete stock
of everything in the hardware line can
always be found there.
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The Reoister saws

The Register says y 1"@ "a -
sat the recent Masonic funeral at Pc LA, that
of the late j. s. Morgan-Father Keables, being
the Oldest Mason, carried the bible, that being
one of the emblems displayed on such occasions.
With this preliminary remark, we introduce Fa-
ther Keables being probably the oldest Free
Mason in the State he having affiliated with that
Order over fifty one years ago" sTsr 2ff ass
We have two members of Tri.luminar
Lodge who will compete with Father Kea-
bles for the honor-Father Sewers the
first master of the Lodge who has been a
mason half century; and Pap RAINY
who was made a mason in France over so
years ago.
Naughty SAM EVANS of the Ottumwa
Democrat after. describing the little steam
boat building at that place, and giving a
list of its officers says
.sAll the officers of the boats are gentlemen who
do not swear, and as it is deemed necessary that
at least the mate should do great deal of that
ed to be success without swearing man on
board they have selected one of the editors of
the Courier to run with the machine and do all
that is required in the profanity line. -
If he takes the ones who opened their
walls of wrath in this city one evening about
three years ago, the programme will be
filled chock full.
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Castoria ID more than asubstitute for castor
oil. 1t the only SAFE ARTICLES existence which
is certain to assimilates the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natura
sleep. Itcontains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and it is pleasant to take. Children
need notcry and mothers may rest. r. q
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ACCUMULATING.-Our Recorder, W. A.
CowAN informs that many deeds, mort,
cages and other like papers have been left
in the off re for so long a time that they
are in the way, and the accumul alton is Sd
great that 1t becomes necessary for an in.
crease of room or decrease of such
papers. He says many of those left there
are twenty years old, and would be glad to
have the owners come and receive them.
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IT you want Ice cream, Lemonade, Soda
Water or hot meals. Go to VERNoN's
Restaurant.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE.
CHERIFFs SALE.

Noticeis hereby given that by virtue of spec
ial execution directed tome from the office of
the clerk of the Circuit court of Mahaska county
Iowa, and dated June IA, A. D., 1873, have lev
led upon and will offer at Sheriff's sale to the
highest bidder or cash in hand at the door of the
house inIwhich the last district court was held.
in said cpnnty, on Saturday, the 10Th day OF
July, A. d., 1873, at the hour of IL O'Clock, a.
m, the following described real estate in said
county, tO-wit
The southwest quarter of the northeast ar and
the northwest or ofthe southeast or of section
No. thirty one l3) township No. seventy.four lT4l
north OF range No. fifteen (15) west = :
Taken as the property OF Philip Hargisheimer
10 satisfy the above mentioned execution in ia
favor of Richard butcher and against Philip Hsr
gisheimer.
j. w. HINESLEY,
Al ~ Sheriff Mahaska Co., lows
CHRRlFF's SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of spec
the clerk Of the Circuit court of Mahaska coun-
ty, Iowa, and dated June IL, A.. ID. 1878,
have levied upon and will offer at Sherihs sale
to the highest bidder Tor cash In hand at the door
of the house In which the last district court was
held in saif county, on Saturday, the 26th day OF
July All d., 1873 at the hour OF O'Clock. p. m,
the following described real estate In said county
Lot No. two (2) in block No. thirty-fve (S6) In
the city of Oskaloosa, lows. Old plat.
Taken as the property 4. j. Blackstone ana
Mary j Blac kstoue to satisfy the above mentioned
srecution In favor OFF. Rhinehart and against Il.
i. Blsck and Mary Blackstone.
j. w. KINGSLEY,
AZ Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa.
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If you want groceries go to T. Stumps,
on High Street, near the Mill. he is selling
low You may always rely upon his goods
being as represented.
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"THE UNDEvELoPED WEST. We are
in receipt of the advance sheets of a new
book with the above title, from the Ma.
u,nal Publishing Company, Chicago. II
is work of thrilling interest, written by
a person who has experienced and witness
ed all he writes about We shall say more
about IL at some future time.
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TUSCALOOSA ConIEeE COMMENCEMENT

OsKALoosA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
of this institution, 10. the. past, we have
spoken often and well, but ashort synopsis
of its history may not prove uninteresting.
It's sometimes called the 'Christfan Col
Iege," is under the auspices of that church,
but was built by the donations of the
citizens of Oskaloosa,! regardless Of sect.
The building was erected by piece-meal
from 1857 to 1860, and in fact wasnot COM
pleted until recently, beng retarded first
by the hard times of 1878, and afterwards
by various causes, discouraging, to all.
Sept. 2, 1851, school was opened in two
small, partially finished rooms, by Prot
w, J, and G. 7, Carpenter. Five scholars
were enrolled Jehnie MCCALL Jennie
Corse, Maggie Stephens, James Brown
and George Wilson. The membership
slowly increased, and the college year
closed with fifty students. This, number
has steadily increased until the Catalogue
for 1878 shows 254. The Faculty atpres-
emit is composed as follows: +. M. Bruner,
An, President, and Prof of- Biblical
History and Exegesis; A. Hull, A. NJ. Prof
Of Ancient Languages and Bursar; N.
Dunshee. A. M. Prof. of Mathematics; j.
L. Pinkerton, A. M. Prof. of Natural
Sciences and Curator OF Museum; M. P.
Givens, Prof. Commercial Department,
Teachersof VOCAL Music, Librarian, and
Secretary of Faculty.
On Wednesday evening the Stella Cri-
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For EURoPE.-Last Monday several oil
our citizens left for Europe to attend the
Vienna Exposition. see the sights, &C. The
list comprised Profs. G. T. Carpenter, M
r. divens' Mr.. c. Houtz and DIR. Coolidge.
The latter gentleman will remain in that
country at some of the best hospitals
and complete an education that study and
experience has already made No. 1. DR..
Coolidge has prseticed here for twenty
years, had splepdid practice throughout.
and will return, we doubt not. one of the
best posted medical men of the land.
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On Wednesday evening the Stella Cri-
nita and Athenian Societies held their usual
closing exhibitions Jointly, with the
following programme 6. lga / saag
~-Salutatory--J-T Green, Shepherdstowr,
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Read Wizards locals.
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Declamation-P Progress Of Society; g.
w. Childress, Fremont -
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Look out for piles of new goods to be
opened at Mrs j. NJ Orvis' about the 4th
of July.
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McQuiston, Trask & Co have the larg
est stock of Boots and Shoes in OskalOosa.
Millinery goods going cheap at Mrs. Or
Wis the next thirty days.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell

NEw.YoRII. Thursday. Oct 80. 1873
The market for most all descriptions Of
horses has undergone but very little change since tho
opening OF the week aud In fact trade cannot be sad 70
have been otherwise than extremely dull AT the auc
ton nd Increase In the number OF horses
offered yet the stock under the hammer h disposed
Of with some difficulty competition being slow and bids
low.
There was large attendance ~ the sale held by Major
c. W. Barker at the stables. No 625 Hudsonsr The
brown geldng Lyman. by General Knox 10 hands high,
wears brought 1915: thirysX head OF work horses
sold at from Sl5 head aud one pair OF Largo
truck horses for $50. large number OF secondhand
wagons trucks harness, etc were also disposed of ~
pretty fair prices.
sales by auction tomorrow friday, the 3isi inst
Al 1899 a. III. by Nj. Arch Johnston, az the Horse
Mart. in East ThirteeUth-st near Unyersity-placc.
At O'Clock, az Mr.. VIM Van TlsselP sHorse and Car
rage Auction Hart IN East Thirteenthst near FOURTH
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fecturcs ano Aleetings.

MORGAN, Cooper Institute, SUNDAY
vi EVESiNGs # ia THREE NEW LECTURES BY Rev.
irNRY MORGAN Of Bo.,oa Nov 2 Oh Maids Ard sr Aoea
Nov Bachelors And Polle 3" NOV. l6 0A BoDne
Vim New Trimmings" O Reserved seats Nh CARTOON ~
7 lectures 25 cents q Address Aslos House, " Y
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Nrw- 1ersen Real esiaie for Sale.

@EW-2Ii9tD H'"' S'i"i' w. ~"'N'
4 HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-CentralN y. j.
- Land nytoteut Co. houses lots and land by the Tor
SALE pout the line Of the Central r. r. ofNJ Apply to
A. u. HOPE Of ELsTON MARSH ll9 Libertyst
TNHOfCE BUILDING SITES-Forty minutes
" Lbsrtys ys desirable tract q minutes wAI ron West
Elizabeth Depo Cara Railroad Of EewerseJi pavemen
be,rthy etused; all drarel healthy. worth S25 900; N
ie roo bonds payment Al market price Address OWNER,
Po,t,Onee Boz $50 Hew.York CITY
EOR SALE.-42-ACRE FARM, two hours from
IL city Nesjcr.eY ge house ample ouibudings nice shade
a eve minutes churches schools and stores Pce
- 900 rutland ( WHITING, 3 Beekmanst
ARRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale furnished aaarnshet rent sale Casegae
Once hours from 1880 az H. Gkkel 80 Sasssu cor LoeIt
&60 PER M0NTH.-Tasty HOUSE and
QDtBU grounds 40 by Railroad. depos
psvemenis police department. frequent ie trains low Ps
hah weIdned, and healthy location; vide hall piarrlS cal-e,
gas and cold heater, onnooT,, ke. laid
bearing small and LARGE fruits shade 6c attractive place worth
81 600 payments Inquire West Elizabeth
depot ueI b. address OWSER Pot0Gee, Boz No js4 ha
beth, " j. 80