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YNEAS, from so cents to $1.75; also fresh
Il Ground COFFEE, at
Is. W. MARSHALLS
mayld&wly Corner OF Grove and West SITS.
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5Jnsuraute.

DNSuldWtt.
RURNHAM " TEMPLES
ms U Il A NOE AGENC Y.
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
REPRESENTS
ETNA INSURANCE COMpANY.-
Assets, $4,000. 10000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets st5oo,ooo.oo
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, s3.OOO,O0O.oo
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, s9,OOo,ooO.OO
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, slO,OoO.oOO.O
PHENIX INSURANCE co., n. V,
Assets, :2,OoO0oO.Oo
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $500, 100000
INSURANCE co. OF no. AMERICA,
Assets, s3,50O00O
SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $1,000 10000
PHOENIX ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Assets, s2,OO00OO.OO
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE co.,
Assets, s5O0,OOo.OO
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE co.
Assets, ;l,5OO,OOO. 100
The above strong list of Companies repre-
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BURNIIAM IL TEMPLE.
opera House. RUTLAND, VERMONT.
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Iull payment OF the magnificent gifts, announc-
ed for the Fourth Grand GIFT Concert OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky, the management
nave determined 10 postpone the Concert. and
Drawing until.
TUESDAY, the 3lst Of MARCH. 1874.
They have already realized
OYER \ MILLION DOLLARS.
And have Il great many agentsyet TO hear from.
No doubt Is entertained OF the sale of every
ticket before the drawing, but whether all are
sold or not the concert and drawing Will posi-
lively ana uncquivocally take place on the day
now liked. and II any remain unsold they will
be cancelled and the prizes VIII be reduced In
proportion to the unsOld tickets.
Only 10000 tickets have been issued and
TWELVE THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,
81, 800, 900
win be distributed among the tcket-hOlders.
The tickets are printed In coupons, OF tenthS,
aud all fractional parts VIII be represented IN
the drawing lust as whole tickets are.
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II II A N c l S c o S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
HAY AND POTATOES IN FARMERS
HANDS,
vaiuabis E.sim asss by the '.Nstionai Crop He
pcrter'

Valuable kssiul ates BY rue - osioN"s S'~S
porter
JACKSONVILLE, H., Feb. 20. = Inc
National Crop Reporter Will paoirsh
tomorrow estimates In reiation 10
the percentage o. the hay and potato
crop of 1873, in producers HANDS
Feb l, in the States OF Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota, Ohio, and WIZ
consin. The following is an extract
of the main f atures presented Inc
States named produced last year
over 100000 tons OF hay, OF wbico
there was on hand Feb. | little
over forty eight p cent, or soont
$500 900 tons. Illinois retains the
Iightest percentage, trifie less than
forty five and Wisconsin the heav-
lest, nearly titty-;wo per cert. VI
Irish potatoes, the S a'es abovr me'-
TONED produced in 1873 some % 800 =
900 bushels. The amount on hand
| now approximates 10 900 600 bush
els, or about forty-one per cent. The
| relative proportion on hand in the
several States varies considerably,
running a. low as twenty-e'ght er
cent in Minnesota, and reaching 55a
per cent. in Kansas. The average
| price of wheat and potatoes IN some
| of the States, relatively considered.
are somewhat anomalous. ln ILL.,
nois potatoes average 5 cents a bush
ell nigher than wheat in Iowa Z
cents higher, and in Kansas 10 cents
higher.
The prospects FIR fruit in South
ern Illinois and Southern Missouri
are fattering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESTATE Righteousness.

In Probate GraEt County Court In the mattee VT
the estate Of ThomEs Mccormick decreased
On reading aud alag the petition OF George Carter,
Administrator setting forth the mt OF ytr6olAl
ESTATE that has come 10 hi. hands tho a. position
thereof: the amount Of debts uutAtanGiEs against
said ceased, and DESCRIPTION Of all the real estate
OF which raid deceased died rized and the condition
aud Of the respective partiuns thereof AVID
pra ing that license be 70 him granted 70 sell tho
real eGtGte 81 aid deceased tor the payment o! the
debts due against said deceased aud expenses Of nd
mintstTAon, and Il app grms by said petition that
there is not sntc eut personal in the hands OF
said Administrator ta pay said debts aud that IL il
necessary IN order & pay ihs sell tho said
real estate
II il therefore ordered that All persons Interested
in said estate, appear before hs Judge Of ths Court
on Monday the 9th day If April, A 1874 ~ ono
o'clock P, II, al ths Court House in lancaster in
said ounty. then and there to show cause (if any
tn be- Why license shouid not De granted to snI
George Carter. Administrator seil said real es.at
according 70 the prayer Of said petition,
Aud It is further ordered that copy or this order
shall be psb shod for four successive weeks prior r.
said day of hearing 10 the Grant Comfy Herald
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lanoas-
In said ceunty, and pc sopail on all persons
int ested In sad eaIate residing in said county %
east fourteen da, 8 before said day Of hear.
by the Court. Vim McGOSIGAL Co Judge
Dated az Lancaster, the 18th day 81 February, A
d. 2S74. ag~t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

A THREAT AND THE REPLY. The
L;ouor de- l,rs Of Shclbyvilie, Ind,
having warned the ladies as foliows !;
If you either cor gregate on, near,
or about our premises or places OF
business for the purpose Of holding
PRAYER meetings or other meetings.
obstructing the sidewalks or entrst-
ces to our premises or places OF bn'-
ness. or in any manner interfering
with our business, or in any way
molestug Us or orr agents by your
meeting, we, the undersigned liquor
vendors and saloon keepers of The
city Of SheIbyeile will hold y u and
your husbands Iiu' / in a civil ac'-
i'm for damages, the ladies bave re-
Piled:
"Gentlemen, you threaten Us. We
ansv err in the kindness OF our hesr's.
You warn US to cease praying and
singing in the vicinity OF your So
looms because as you suggest, 1t caut-
es a loss of money to you Permit
us TO answer by saying that II Is on
who are destroying our property,
consuming our resources, interfering
with our peace, sapping our hoslth,
81 ,cking up our sidewelxs and streets
with your drunken men, and put
ting us TO tens of tn usands of d. /
lars expense to restrain and punish
| the criminals you make"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
County School superintendent.

We are rlaased to know that some
body 10 the Legi.l.ture has intro
duced bill to provide "that counties
over fifteen thousand population may,
If they desire, have two Snperintend-
ent Districts with County Superin-
tendent of Schools, each TO hold the
same term of office and to be elected
az County Superintendents now are"
That is q movement in the right
direction. Grant County has popu-
l4tion Of forty thousand. IL has two
hundred and eighty schoo oil districts.
We woull thank some of those who
have opposed the present system OF
county school government, to show
now an officer can visit 280 schools,
even once during the year. and give
any attention to his Office business,
especially en- salary of $1,000 per
year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
The New temperance Bill

Il is claimed that the bin repeats
The laws prohibiting the sale Of liquors
on SUNDAYS and on election days.
The ref0rmerS family denied that this
was the case, but were very can etul
not 10 allow al amendment to be
adopted which would declare those
laws in force in case this bill passes.
There is no doubt bet this bill repeats
Che Sunday laws, and 1t was SO in
Gended by those who got it up. But
"a these laws are popular with large
majority of the people, there is an
etfnr, {, carry the impression that 1t
does not repeal the laws prohibiting
the sale of liquors on Sundays and
election days, II such were the case,
why did the Retormers hesitate so to
dec are in the bill under consideration?
The law proposed is = mere sham /;
and amounts 10 nothing But we
have no time or room for comments.
By comparison OF the amendments in
the proceedings OF last evening with
the original bill, our readers can see
in what shape it now stands; and in
this shape it will doubtless pass the
.Assemblv.-uddiSon Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

Some months ago three ladies'
were elected members of the Boston
School Board, but when the Board
came to organize, the male members
refused to recognize the ladies as
entitled to seats The question OF
their right to seats in the Board was
carried up 10 the State Supreme
Court. which has rendered decision
that. as there ia nothing IN the con-
stitution on the subject ; as the COM
mon law of England, which prevailed
in the state in the absence of cOnstl-
tutionsl or statutory provision to th'
contrary, permitted woman to I'LL
any local office of an administrative
character the duties OF which could
be performed by a woman, anu as the
duties OF school commissioner are
specially suited TO woman's sphere,
the women are enlisted to their seats.
The ungall4nt men will, therefore,
make room for their official sisters.
Aside from the legal aspect of the
matter there is propriety in woman
holding Inc Office of schocl comm Is
sioner; for if she be woman OF
intelligence her views in matters OF
education are as practical and valr-
able as those of the average man
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESrATE--FRANcE.

Ia Probate-Grant County Court Ia 4 ..
the estate Of John France, deceased = az "
ON reading and filing the petite, mn a.,
ker, Administrator, setting forth ~. ,,a, ~ 49,
sona estate that has come 70 Ill ba,ss "a ~ ~
postion thereof; the aHor OF Of d.bt, nut.ts,sfg-
against said deceased. an a cessrii.,i,n ~ al - ~.
estate Of which said de ce. cd did sezed ana tAo
condition aud value 81 tie respective portisE there
OF and praying That license be him granssA 70 sell
me real estate Of ssd deceased for the payment Of
the debts due against said sstats aa9 expenses OF
administration, and il appearing, by ,ad pc itiou
that mere Is not sufficient perss9e estate In The
handa OF the said Administration to pay said debts
and that IL Is necessary in ordes pay the sans
sell all Of said real estate
II therefore ordered that all persons interested
N sad estate appear bsicTe thu Judge Of this Court
on Monday the 30tA day Of March A D. 1874 a. one
CLOCK n. a. the Court House in Lancaster in sad
county thea and there to show cause If any th-rs
oe) Why license Shnnld not be granted 70 said David
Walker, Administrator. 70 sell said real estate
coiding to the prayer Of said petition
And il / further ordered that "A copy OF this ora a.
be published for four successive weeks prior t. saEa
day Of hearing in the Grant Donnty Herald a week
~ newspaper prn ted and published Il Lancaster IL
said county, and srsonaiy served on all persons in
tereste1 in said estate. residing in sad county 81
east FOURTEEN days baf-fe said DAY ~ hearing
By the Court, VIM He8ONIGAL Co. Jadgs
Dated at Lancaster. ske 3th day Of Eehra.ry. a
b 1874. 5Hv&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

W An exchange comes to the de-
fence OF the county newspaper in the
following style:
do the city papers say anything in
regard to your own county? Nothing.
Do they contain notices OF your
schools, churches, meetings, improve
ments, and hundreds of other matters
Of local interest, which your county
papers publish without pay! Not an
item. Do they say word calculated
to call attention TO your county and
its numerous thriving towns, and aid
in your progress and enterprise? Not
a line. And yet there are men who
take such contracted views OF this
mat err in their own paper. They
think they are not getting the worth
of their money. This reminds US of
the person who took the largest pair
OF boots in the box, simply because
they cost the same as the pair much
smaller that fitted him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

The quantity of distilled, fomented,
and brewed liquors drank was suffi-
cient to fill a canal feet deep, IA feet
wide, and 80 miles long; aud if all the
drinkers cou d be placed in process
sion, live abreast, they make an army
$50 miles long, and if those killed by
the intemperata use of spirituous liqu-
ors were there also, we should see a
suicide at every five miles and $50
funerals per day; and if all the places
where intoxicating liquors are sold
Were placed in rows. IN direct lines,
they would make a street 100 miles
long.
There were 100000 more persons
engaged in the liquor business IN the
United States than in preaching the
Gospel and schoDl-teaching; and from
the effects of intoxicating drinks, 100,-
600, are annually sent TO prisons, $50,
900 to drunkards' graves, and 100000
| children are reduced to went. The
total number of persons engaged in
the business is 100000, of which &c.
663 are employed n making and SELL
ing annually $685., 633 barrels of beer.
1t is estimated that the clergy of
the United States costs annually $l2,-
100000; the lawyers, criminals pris-
ons, etc 500, 1000, 900, and intoxicating
liquors, as before said, l,474, 1000, 900.
The State of Pennsylvania spent
during the year 1870 for liquors of all
kinds, Si52,663 945; ana Tor schools
and teaching, S5,s63,729. She had
engaged in the liquor business 7S 900
persons, 1880 school teachers, and
"a, 900 criminals, -four-ifths Of whom
were made so by strong drink.
The City of Philadelphia had 4.1o0
drinking places, and spent for intoxi-
eating drinks 30,O00,uOO in one year.
Chicago had $500 liquor saloons, and
spent for intoxicating liquors l4,0O0,-
600. Newark had 964 drinking sa-
looms, and spent for strong drinks
81 100000
The City of New York had 1000
licensed drinking saloons, which, il
placed III rows in direct lines, would
make street like Broadway thirteen
miles long. She spent for Intoxicating
liquors S60,OOO,O00 during the year
1870, and there were employed in the
business IS 900 persons. She had 45C
churches and chapels, and there were
engaged i'll preaching and teaching
the public aud private school, 5000
persons, all of which to support cosr
| 81, 100000. The total SUM invested
III the liquor business Of all kind:
amounted to $4,000, 900; in The
manufacturing business 6O,0O0,0 900
ami the banking business $50 100000
The Police Department cost $4,000,
900, and in public amusements S.,
100000 were spent. The meat bill
was $20,O00,O00, -four bill S2s, 100000
and the daily consumption of bee
was 10000 kegs. There were $4,000
arrests for ,ntoxication and disorderlS
conduct, and $4,000 persons were il
institutions under care of the Com
missioners Of Public Charities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ENSTA TIE BAGLEY.

In Probate -Grant County Court. In the matteT ?
the Estate OF Alfred EAgley. deceassd
On reading and Sling the petition cf &sFv Bagisy,
Of ths County Of GFant representing EmJny other
thiDgs, that Alfred Bagl'y late OF the county Of
0rans. oa the third day Uf ebFu'Fy 1874, 1T Tie
county Of Grant died interstate, leaving 20 ids chat
ties and within this state and county and ihag
said petitioner is the widow of said deceased. aud
praying that Standardization Of said estate ~ 30 heF
granted.
II lie ordered that said petition be board before tile
Judge o. this Court Monday the sd d ~ o. March
A D 1874, az O'Clock N, St Lancaster iu said
comfy.
Ordered further that nctce hereof be .iven u H.
heirs said deceased zad 20 all persons Interested
by publishing copy Of this order for thrse .ncces-
sve weeks prior TO said day of hearing the Grant
County Herald a weekly Newspaper printed and pub.
lishsd at Lane ABter in said cuunty by she Court
Wm hoGON I0Al.. County Judge
Dated At Lancaster, Wis., the l9ts day Of Esbrua ~
1879, soS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Horse Corn Planters Snlky
Hay Rakes, Horse Hay
Forks.
"esre also exclusive Agents for the popular
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
known as the standard machine for family use
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs.

We also keep for the accom- mediation OF those who
use our machines, extfaBto be had at the toloH ig
points;
tANNATON-A full line OF Extras for J P.
Nanny, Excelsior Ohio Champion and j. L. Case &
Threshing machines.
Lancastor-Wlth Gi'lisIie 4 Berah
1scobeI With Thompson Bros.
Mt Hope With Fox 4 lynn
PtaUeviIlc With VI s. Trswbridge.
Glen haven - nth VIM Tate.
Little Champion aud Prairie City Extras AZ Lanoat-
ter Excelsior extras at Animation and Mt, Hope
Remember that Extras only sold for cash and
agents are instructed by the manufacturers not TO
sell without rhe cash in hand.
All those who desire fret class machiue Of any
kind the best terms especially for cash--wili
nd il TO their interest to give us call
Do not purchase until you examine the above nam.
ed machines in the hahds ofour agents AS follows
LANCASTER GItLIsPtE a BORAH
BLOO MING fON-E MOHeH
BONC OBEL- EHOMPAON BROS
fL4TTETiLLE-HUI LEh s. CAWLEY
Animation. February 26, 1874. Some
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

s@- By driving the Mennonites out
of their untry the Russians lose
about 40 600 OF their most usetui
citizens they are exceptionally
frugal, industrious and honest, and
as a natural consequence have &C
CURED considerable property Rus-
sia's loss ia our gam. They will re-
quire about 600 900 acres of land
aud have alrea ~ made we'll Sc
lected purchase in Kansas They
will furnish an excellent class Of eli =
zens, will develop q large tract OF
country and make good neighb RS.
While IN Russia their peculiar reh-
glous belief renders them marked
peoi 10 and o. noxious TO the STATE
Church, ID this country the same bf-
liefs v i'll make them good democrats
(not in q party sense, and very
much at home with some Of our own
hects
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
SEEDS AND PL ANTS

c c True Cape Cod Cranberry beet sort for U
.and, LoSand OF Garden ~ mail prepaid.
II y. 90 rsv 100. 81 90 per 1000 A priced Gaia.
Iogue Of hs sud all Fruits Ornamental Trees E,.,.
green's ShTahs. }uibs Roses Plauts &C and FRESH
ELOHER AND GARDEN SEEDS The choicr4. coi-
iecuon IN the country with AL novelties Viz be
sent gratis any plain address n sort. NJ ,;,br
glover. Garden, Tree Fruit. Evergreen or Il, rh
Seeds, for s 90. sent By mail, prepaid whele-al-
Catalogue to the Trade
". WATSON. old County Nurssries and 8 ~
Warehous"; Plymouth, Mass Established isi2 50ni
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
nMeThe Washington CORES

sB"The Washington correspond
ent of the Milwaukee Sentinel writes ::
Gen. Rusk's bill providing for free
exchange of newspapers, and free cir
culation in county precincts, was vlr-
tually adopted by resolution in the
House yesterday by more than two TO
one. The same resolution provides
for franking public documents, after
beng properly stamped in the lucu-
ment room. 1t is intended to cut off
ranking abuses, continuing it to public
documents entirely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26


WISCONSIN DAIRY Men. AT the
second annual meeting OF the Wiz
consjn Dairy mems Association al
Fond du Lac, the following officers
we're eleciea:
PreNdent-Chester Hazen, Ladoga.
Vice Presidents Hiram Smith, Sheboygan
Falls n. +. Dousman, WatervIIe
lSecretdry-W. ID. Hoard, Fort Atkinson.
Treasurer H L. Drake, Lake Mills.
Honorary Vjce Presidents-L Perror, Greene
VILE c. II. Wider, T., ansvii'e; X l.. Ea.
ton, Lone Rock w. C. White, Kenosha ~
H. Wood, Portage.
r solu IONS were adopted advising
that cheese be made, with reference
60 adaptlbii,ies to foreign markets,
not more than Is inches IN diameter.
nor less than inches deep, of close,
firm texture and mild favor advit-
ing factory proprietors TO have prib-
ted regulations furnished each pa
ron. containing explicit statement AZ
to mode of conducting the business !;
A~klng State and Northern Wisc0n-
sin Agricultural Societies to offer
larger number of premiums on
cheese and butter, so as to allow
that made in diff. rent seasons or in
Tiff rent styles of packages to com
pete for different premiums ; advls-
ing cash sales at the Dairy Boards Of
Trade so far as possible inviting the
attention aud cooperation of buyers
as the m e.ings, etc.
h.Nr
f this association, ard secure an ar
nual report. Address, Secretary
HOARD f., Atkinson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
s~The CITY Marshal of Lyr

sWFThe CITY Marshal Of Lynn,
Mas. has put bus foot in it decided
IT, He lately Issued an order that
all liquor saloons in the city should
be closed promptly at IL O'Clock
every evening. As there is . vigor-
ous Law in Massachusetts prohb ting
the existence of any such thing as
liquor saloons, the implied permission
Of the Lynn authorities that they
may transact business until Ii o'clock
brings to ligbt peculiar but not un-
common juxtaposition Of the law and
municipal independence
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

81 swan tOnnty TOR tine spring OF 1874
Will be held as follows:
At getOwn March 24th and 25th the tow SIS Of
Smeieer. Whz Green ami Jsme-tOwu
At PAteyille March Zth and Is h, for the towns Of
Platteville Harr son Lima and Eeuboro
At Monfort March 3tst and April lst for the towns
of Liberty, clifton, Fennimors and WingyiIls.
At Muscoda Apr ID and 4th, for the OF Musoo-
ds, Blue River, Hickory Grove and Waterstown
At BoscobeI. April 9th and It'll tor the towns of
BOscobel, Marion, Wooiman aud MiIvIhe
At Patch Grove, April 9th and 10Th, the towns Of
Patch Grove Bloomington. 1t Hope and tainsing
At PotosI, Apr 10th aud Eth, for tne of PJto
81. PARIS aud Waterloo.
At Okey hool House, April Goth and 2ls;, for ths
town Of Cassvle and q leu Haven
At Lancaster. ApIii sd End 24th tor the towns 81
Lancaster, Beetown and Little Grant.
Teachers attic ad che examination wherever nest
conve lent They will please bs prompt, and come
supplied with pens, Ink and fOoiscsp paper.
The examination will commence At Ga Ch Of the
places named at 10 O'Clock A NJ OF the nIst day
GEO. ". 0UERNSEY
srp't Of schools, Grant Co,
Plattsvile, Wis, Feb 70, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

sA. The committee on town and
county organization have reported
favorsbly on Murrhy's bill, which
provides that no incorporated vii
lage, having a | IS taxatl9 valuation
than S75 900 shall be entitled to a
representative IN the county board
Of supervisors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
AUCTION SALE.
will sell at aucton, 10 the highest bidder A. ny
place 3 miles south-wes; Of Fenuimore GU
Wednesday, March 18th, 1874,

the following described property:
span mares, aged seven and eight years ,i,,-
year old mare colt; two year old cpts Il -a7ra ~
two year old heifers aud steers yearnP = = baat
iron-axle wagon; John Nanny e,1er. saad
et; horse hay rake; horse pl stcT. / usiLins
pillow; stirring plows; breaking nIny- - ~
tanning mill double harness; ! sstt bobs. ! itsb,
sleigh; swarms bees; stoves; Wbecler 4 Wiisor
Sewing Machine and al my no dsehold Furniture
ten months time with Apr owed secnrity nj le Tsr
cent interest. 50 "a y rsxror,