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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-25
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Use Renne's Pain. KiIltn1
MAGIC OIL.

"H Forks like q Charm"
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in n family, cures n
number OF persons of Headache, Colds, Neuralgia
Toothache, Earache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh Lame
ness, NC Ii might be more mannerlv il each per
son had bottle Of Renne's Magic Oh fer their own
particular use; as one man salt, it was in his house
"oHe an each room ia the house" But
One Bot OF Renre's Magic Oil is better than none
one Bottle OF Renne's Magic on is better than none
One Bottle of Kenne's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle oI Rennes Magic OIL is better Than none
One Rotle of Renne's Magic Oil is better Than none
One Bottle of heune's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle OF kenne's Mtgc Oil Is better tha none
Use Renne's Magic Oil Men.
Use kcnne's Magic OIL, Women.
Use Renne's Magic OIL, Children.
Use Renne's Magic Oil, Invalids.
Use Renne's Magic on Ola and Young.
Use kenne's Magic Oil in Family.
Use Renne's Magic on Journey.
1t is the best thing to kill lice cattle and horses
an to use Tor Harness G Ills and Sores, Caked uG.
der ON COWS. Hor.e distcmper, Collie ant Cramps
Try IL and see. WA. nENNk Il SONS Sole uro.
prietOrs, Pit sfeld, Mass.
Sold by e. FULLER Druggist. Augusta Me
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-25

ceives its libel suit in festive sort of way,
considering the bother of the thing, 1t de-
clares that its article which occasioned the
complaint did not contain the name of Mr..
Vose, who makes it, but that it only pre-
sented coat which he has fastened to put
on.
From the Belfast Journal
Messrs. Sprsgue and Owen, publishers of
the Kennebec journal, have been arrested and
given bail on a charge of lbelling Gardner
c. Vose, representative elect from that city.
Mr.. Vose, who is a republican, ran in oppo
sition to John l. Stevens, former editor of
the Journal, and defeated him. The libel if
any there be, consists in an intimating that
somebody on the ticket ''crooks his elbow
frequently. Mr.. Vose thinks he's the man
pointed at.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SrArE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.

Theorganized gang of burglars arrested
atNewark, o., on Tuesday, calling them
selves Midnight Raiders" had a hear
ing before the Mayor on Wednesday,
and in default of $500 bail each five of
them were committed to await the ac-
ton of the Court in October ( Y
Weston, the pedestrian, viii appear at
the Delaware County Fair Grounds, Oc-
tober l. .OltU GG4NrJ
Robert Morrison, of Dudley township,
Hardin county, threshed 3I5 bushels Of
wheat off of acres-an average OF, 40
bushels to the acre. ,tAI7tTa NN9IE
David Harpster is rather a healthy
Granger of Wyandot county Last year
his farm yielded him an income of $780,
900, but this year he will have to exc out
an existence on but $4,000.
The barn of Jacob Burrey, of Green
Camp o. was recently destroyed by fre;
and his son, nine years old, perished in
the flames, a.iA IIlMt '1Ai g.
Bessie Turner, the young lady who has
been dragged into the Beecher-Tilton
affair." and who has so cleverly set Suse
Anthony'snose to one side, was stu
dent ct the Young Ladies' Academy at
6teubenville, and was highly esteemed
A lad named Wayne Mathews; aged IA
years, fell between moving freight cars
at Warren, o., on last Tuesday evening,
and received injuries that resulted in his
death. t
A man named H. G. Frye, alias A! H.
Grant, alias Willy Frompton, was arrest
ed at Buffalo, N. Y, and taken to the Jail
in New Philadelphia, charged with being
the leader Of a gang Of express robbers
that have been operating on the Pan
Handle Railway. NSGu.N
Wooster is to have water works.
A fish weighing 65pounds was caught
near GAINESVILLE, recently.
Two men, named Stuart and Walters,
were killed by a train at Steubenville on
Monday morning. T- fft gtfSI
The 26th Battery will hold its reunion
at Alliance on the 8th Of October, instead
Of the 1st, as first agreed upon. meli5
bers viii please note the change.
Another oil well was struck near
Macksville, Washington couzg, few
days ago. 1t is yielding 1T the rate of
about 200 barrels per day, and would
yield 1000 barrels if pressed.
In the liquor case, under the Adair
law, Of Margaret f. Riddle VS.. Ulysses
sJeanerett, the jury on last Monday morn
ing brought in a verdict of $2,175 for the
plaintiff Wooster DemOcrdi. 'ltl..s 81.
Rush r. Sloane is in Canada. - ~
Hon. James Monroe has been renomf-
mated for Congress in the Eighteenth
District.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth Dis
tEict have nominated N. H. Van Worries
for Congress. 1,a af-saair g.,4tar
The Ohio State Conyention of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at Akron, Oct %, "a and IS.
AT a Republican Convention held at
Belhir6, IIoAs " Dunfofd, Of 81 Clairsl
- tt.sf.S 10 rtaslJ hsa oocsder - tetezls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SHERIFF SALE.

William Moose, vs. Mary Moss, st Al.
BY virtue Of an order TO sell issued from De
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and
to me directed will offer for sale ut public out
cry, on the premises, on
Monday, the 2la day Of September, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate N said
county 10 wit: Lot number four az In the village
Of MeDonaldsville as described upon the plato
said village also, part Of the northwest quarerof
section ten, (l0) township eleven Ql) jackson,
bounded as follows; Beginning at the BouthWa4
corner of said quarter section thence north on the
west line thereof ten 10) perches, % the south
boundary Of the Village Of McOonal lleFthenoa
on the south line Of lot number one q) Of said VII
lage, TO lands formerly owned BY Lawrence HhIn-
mer, now owned by Frederick Shaier; thences sOuth
parallel with the west line Of said quarter To- The
south line thereof thence west 10 the place Of be-
ginning, containing seventy-hve hundreths OF an
acre, more or less Possession Of town lot 10 bo ne
tanned by tenant till April LIST, 1875.
Sale 10 commence at ten O'Clock q. m. Terms,
one-half cash, the balance In two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises
aug2074-w5. WILLIAM BAXTER, GhertL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
MASsILLoN coRREsPoNDENcE.


A friend in Wooster, who sent us the
Wooster Republican containing the able
argument Of Hon. John McSweeney in
the case Of Ridel vs.. Jeannerett ian ac-
ton brought under the Adair LaW), will
please accept our thanks
There will be a pioneer meeting at
Salem on the 18th inst. The Massillon
correspondent of the DEMOCRAT win be
there, ID. V.
The church bells Of this city rang right
merrily when the official vote on the new
Constitution and its brass mountings"
was ascertained. The new Constitution
of Ohio Stat magma nOHinis umbrd-or
words TO that effect, I
The excursion to Cleveland last Satur-
day was notable affair, eighteen hum
dred persons joining in it. 4
The Sabbath School excursion and pic
mic 10 Cuyahoga Falls was very pleas
ant affair, and was participated in largely
by the Presbyterian Church and School.
Mrs. N. A. Stone, long teacher in the
schools in this city and Akron, recently
returned from Europe, will teach at In
dianapolis hereafter, having accepted a
place in the schools of that growing and
beautiful city.
We are glad to notice David Merwin,
the very accommodating Assistant Post
master of this city, at his post again, after
Il severe illness. q /
There was a fire alarm on Tuesday
night originating from a fire in the shop
of the Russell Bridge Company. 1t was
soon under control. The firemen were
on hand with their engines and other
paraphernalia in no time.
"Justusp is the name of the new sta
tion atthe P. 0. of the same name on the
L. S. &. TtV. Railway, between Massil-
lon and Beach CITY. lt'Hrlt z
That circus and menagere last Friday
filled the city with thieves and others of
kindred occupations. In that respect it
almost equalled the races of couple of
weeks since. ~
We hear of q gay Lothario whose skill
as an expert almost equals that of Byron's
hero, for whom he had AN uncommon
want" 4et A
DR.. A. Metz and family are recreating
by taking tour to the upper lakes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
DElf0lRAT CANYON THURSDANS SEPTEMBER 3 18z44l

vile, was renominated by acclamation
for Congress from the Sixteenth District.
CHmLIcoTHE, o., August 3O.-The resi-
dence of Postmaster Holeomb, of this
city, was burglarized last night.
MIR. Harvey Black, while assisting in
threshlng wheat, last Thursday, at the
hrm Of Mr.. Cyrus Pontius, in Colerain
township, had his arm caught in the
threshing machine and torn Off above
the elbow.
It is not little strange that the Re-
publican papers, the Cincinnati Gazsiis,
the Cleveland Leader, and other cham
plons of the new Constitution, now that
the election is over and the instrument
defeated, can see its defects as plainly as
any body. A little more honesty to be-
gin with would have been better for their
reputatiOn.-Seubauille Gazette.
URBANA, o., August 30.-A shooting
atiray took place last night at Welch <
Murray's wholesale liquor house, in this
city, in which one Eugene Brown, col
ored waiter at the Weaver House, was
shot in the right side and seriously
wounded, and Jo. James, of Dayton, was
slightly in the foot The shooting was
done by young man named Alex. Kis-
singer, who came up with the Dayton
Base Ball Club. The disturbance origin
ated in the Weaver House dining-room,
at tea. Brown stabbed Xissinger in the
face with a fork the latter drew a re-
yolyer, but was prevented from using it
by those present. Later in the evening
the parties met again, with the above re-
suit.
ATHENS, o., August 30.-Considerable
excitement was manifested yesterday at
the preliminary examination of the par
ties to the murder of McWhorter on the
night of the 9th. The result of the trial
was the committing of Wilson and Kin
cade in $4,000 each, and Drew in 81 900
bail for trial at the next session of Court.
The latter gave bail, but the two former
in default were remanded to await trial
The only fresh evidence adduced was in
the case of Kincade, which warranted
his being held in equal bonds with Will
son.
DROWNED AT PUT-IN-BAY.-Th wife Of
G, w. Adams, of the Cleveland Commer-
cidl Review, was drowned at Put-in-Bay
She and Mr.. Bebee, of the Bebee House
were in boat which was racing with
another boat in which her husband was
seated, The boat containing Mrs Adams
upset Mr.. Adams, in his bereavement
has the sympathy of a large circle Of
friends. His original place of residence
was at Wellington, but for the last ten
years he has been pushing on to fortune
in Cleveland, and had reached the crest
of the summit where he could overlook
his work and enjoy life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
STARK COUNTY TEA CHEERS ASSO
J. GA TION-INSTITUTE NOTICE.

At the Institute held in Canal Fulton,
the Association decided to hold two
weeks Institute this year, commencing
Sept. 28th, at, ,Massillon, 0. r
The Executive Committee, however,
have been unable TO secure instructors
for more than one week, and also found
that in order TO make satisfactory ar
rangements with instructors, it would be
necessary to change the time for holding
the Institute to later date. Another
objection to the time as fixed by the AS
sociation is, that the County Fair will be
held that week. The Superintendent of
the Massillon schools has also suggested
to the committee that the Institute be
held at Canton instead of Massillon, and
gives ample reasons why it will not suit
to hold the Institute at Massillon this
year. The circumstances above referred
TO were not foreseen when the Associa-
ton was invited to come there, and it is
not in consequence of any want of hos
pitality on the part of the citizens of
Massillon that this change is urged. At
ter considering the matter carefully,With
view to the best interests of the Asso-
citation, and after making definite ar
rangements with eminent instructors,
the Executive Committee has decided to
hold the Institute at Canton, o., COM
mencing on Monday, Oct. 26, and closing
on Friday of the same week. The Hon.
Thomas w. Harvey, State School Com
missioner of Ohio; Prof. John Ogden, Of
the Ohio Central Normal School, and
ProfR. b. Marsh, Superintendent of the
schools at Mt Vernon, o., have been Sc
cured as instructors. An effort will be
made to add music to our exercises, to
make them more attractive. The Insti-
tute will be held in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms, in Eagle block, opposite the Court
House. The hotels will give reduced
rates to the members of the Association.
Persons desiring arrangements for their
accommodations to be made in advance,
and especially those wishing to board at
private houses, will please inform the
Secretary as early as possible. We have
great reason to believe that the Institute
will be success in every respect, if the
teachers of the county will but make an.
earnest effort to attend. Let all strive to
make this the largest Institute ever held
in the county. 1t is hoped that we may
spend very pleasant, as well as protita-
ble week together, in trying to fit our
selves the better for the responsible work
in which we are engaged.
By order ofthe Executive Committee.
JOHN ii. LEHMAN, Sec'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
POLICE COURT.


In his general state Of mental equilib-
rum, Jacob Schneider takes his ease and
smokes an aged pipe of peace; though,
in the way Of diversion, he occasionally
makes the head of one Of his smaller
progenya mark for his Chicago-like boot.
But there are occasions when Jake's lin
gering fondness for spirituous communion
will cause things in his immediate neigh
bOrhoOd to howl occasions when he uses
his time-suoked pipe asan earnest pitcher
uses a base ball and times when, instead
of playfully sending his foot after one
luckless member of his family, he goes
frantically for the whole membership,
and makes them dance lively and waltz
away from flying soup-kettles, bootjacks,
potatO-masheTs, and an occasional rolling
pin OF stove-lid. That's what was wrong
with Jake the other day, when Officer
Williams sailed in and invited him to a
little party up town. Mayor Shields was
present, and, mixing little matter of
business with the hilarity of the occa-
sion, he obliged Jacob TO give security
for an appearance on another day. Jake
being in an obliging humor, produced
the security, but when the day and hour
came, Jake didn't, and the bail was for
feited.
Hic, Hake, Hoe. This was Hake, and
his preceding name is Jake. This has
been bad week for Jacobs in the Police
Court. This individual was first arrested
upon the charge of drunkenness; subse-
quently two complaints by his wife, and
one by Isaac Binns, charging him with
vengeful attempts to burn property and
take life by way Of target practice, were
filed. Jacob was thereupon arrested and
taken before the Mayor where, upon a
trial being had, he was bound over to
Court in the sum of 81 900. Never hav-
ing been an inhationist, the contracted
state of his financial affairs would not
admit of his producing said sum, and
therefore he languisheth in the dingy
darkness of the Jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

OF the Patrons of Husbandry, came off
at our Fair Grounds on Saturday last
The attendance was good, and most of
the townships Of the county were repre-
sented, several quite fully. Seldom
have we seen festive gathering partic-
ipated in by so many of our solid farmers
with their good wives and families.
The Modoc band Of our city disCoursed
several fine airs, and an hour or two was
passed in greetings and conversation,
when Levi Stump, Esq, Of Perry, as the
head official of the order for the occa-
sion, announced the time had come to
open out the baskets and arrange the
good things provided for the occasion.
All this was soon done, and through
out the grove were seen numerous groups
busily partaking of and enjoying the
supplies so well prepared and bounti-
fully furnished by the good Patronesses
of Husbandry. For ourself we joined
q Plain township group, the Mcdowell
family, and found their stores, 80 far as
we were concerned, on that occasion, in
exhaustible ,e. v.... III.
In short time after this feast of good
things, Mr.. Stump called the crowd to
order, and announced that Mr. Law
renee, of the Ohio Fdrmer, and Hon. A.
G. Wales, having failed to be with them
as promised and expected, other gentle
men present would address them. A
dispatch was received from Mrs. Wales,
stating her husband had a severe attack
of neuralgia, and could not be present.
The first speaker was w. G. Myers,
Esq, of Canal Fulton, who engaged the
close attention of the audience for about
an hour in an interesting discourse. He
was followed by Mr., a. McGregor, who
occupied about half an hour. II. IL.
FOlger, Esq, of Massillon, was then in
troduced by the chairman, and for half
an hour or so Mr.. Folger held forth in
his happiest and most pleasant vein.
Mr.. Bascom, editor of the REPOSITORY vas
then introduced, and followed in a few
appropriate remarks. Judge Underhill
being observed in the audience, was call
ed out and responded in q few words of
congratulation, and expressed his hearty
sympathy with the cause and the occa-
sion.
After some music from the band, the
crowd gradually dispersed, all, we are
confident, feeling that it was good and
pleasant to have been there. ..i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
sHERIFF sALE.

Eli McGregor Va Josiah ROsenbury ct ux. q. q
By virtue Of an alias order 10 sell issued By d
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, ,4nA
cry at the door Of the Court HouHe In the oitgof
Canton, on N
Saturday, The 18Th day Of September, 1870
the following described real estate situate In uia
county, 70 wit; Lots thirteen ClS) and fouTteenQA
In tier OF lots surveyed oif the west side Of ~
northwest quarter OF section thirty-six (35l, h
township nineteen Q9). range six (6), by Joahm
bered and distinguished on the plat Of said tier a
lots and recorded In the Recorders once OF ala
county.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Tens
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, sheriR.
aug207i-W5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SHERIFF. SALE.

Josiah Kelm IS N. sclbcrling eial
By virtue Of an order to soil issued from tba
Court q Common Pleas Of stark county, Ohio. and
10 me directed, viii ofier for sale nt public out
cry, at the door Of the Court House IN The ciiyOf
Canton, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of September, 1874,
the following described real estate situate In fd
county 10 wit; Lots number two hundred and
eleven l2ll), two hundred and twelve t2i2, two
hundred and thirteen (2i3l two hundred and four
teen l2lil, two hundred and seyenicen (2i7), and
the east half OF lot number two hundred and cEh-
teen (2le all In Daniel Chappiusa addition 10 the
town OF Louisville Stark county, Ohio. also. part
OF the east half Of the northwest part0f the norh
west quarter of section tWentyeight %, In Mimi
Shillen toWnfhip, bounded a. follows; Beginning
at the center OF The south line Of said lot number
two hundred and eighteen (2l6), and running
thence In northWeSierly direction Perpendicular
20 said south line 10 the north line OF the r. wv.
& G. r. r. w, 70 the north line OF lot one hundH8d
and ninety l9Ol and beingall that part OF sGid 1B
two hundred and eighteen (2i6l and 100 lying eaIa
Of said central and perpendicular line Afs0. ths
steam engines. boilers, line shafllng and mnchin-
cry OF all kinds and description then IN tho nhOD
on the Aforesaid premises also lot leltered "B' ~
Daniel Chappius's addition % the town OF Iouls-
vile excepting all that part OF strip OF said l1a
which lies east Of the road known as Mil struet
also lots numbered two hundred and hfteen (Z16b
and two hundred and sixteen (2l6) In said DaniA
Chappiuss addition 70 said town Of Louisville.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms,
cash. WILLIAM BAxTER, Sheriff.
aug5T74-w5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SHERIFF SALE.

Theophilus Haney VI. Joshua Hunt et ux. q q.
BY virtue Of an alias order 10 sell issued BY tha
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio ana
10 me directed, will offer for sale at public out
Canton, on
Saturday, The 1911 day Of September, 1874
the following described real estate situate In Eia
county, to wit: Town lot number seVenty-ona
an In Teeters Lamborn & Co.'S addition 10 the
town Of Alliance.
Sale to commence at one o'clock n. IN. Terms
cash, WILLIAM BAXTER, Shorih.
'au0107A-W5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
sHERIFF SALE.

Godfrey Rnepper vs.. James NJ. Hackaday, o. a
By virtue fon alias order tosel issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county. Ohio, and
to me directed me- will otter for sale at public
outcry, at the door Of the Court House in tho city
Of Canton, on
ESdturdaA the 18Th day Of September, 1874.
the following described real estate situate in said
county to wit: al that lot of ground In the town
of Bethlehem which Is distinguished ON the map
OF said town as recorded in the Recorders Office hy
the number sixty TWO (62)
Sale 10 commence ut one O'Clock D. M Terms,
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff
aug20A--w5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

J. w. RoBIEsoN, florist, Of Alliance, has
been employed, by tho board of the Stark
County Agricultural Society to superin-
tend the decoration and arrangement of
the Floral Hall, at the coming County
Fair. Mr.. Robinson desires to excel al
other attempts at decoration In this line,
and for this purpose, he intends to can
vass this city and county to solicit the
useOf articles for the occasion. He will
hold himself responsible for the proper
care and safe return Of such articles, and
they will be properly labeled with the
name Of the owner, so that mistakes can
NOT occur. Let the citizens Of our county
unto with Dir. RebinaDniinigiFiag to thel
floral and, fine art departments of, cur
FAIR lthoreHcell6n 6ieb<lil they Stoifld
.n1n1 1cl- gfslln ~ ~ Ilo I-kltu ~ = =
h-Sf.iFlf 81 19duinlI9f Ga begnliuoo a oAqfa ai
Iu-tfUVHa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
Dividend Notice.

.UIHE RECEIVERS Of the Bank Of MaM1l0s
Ohio have declared an additional dividendot
two and one-third per cent. on the liabilities q
allowed on or before March 1zt, 1851; which dfsk.
dend and any other heretofore declared by them
on said liabilities and unpaid, will be paid on d.
mand the ONCE Of Geo. Harsh IN Massillon, Starr
county, Ohio, on presentation and delivery Of un4
dividend or dividends, properly feceipted,
M ul.G -iH ~ Csc. HARSH, I ID.
ll...lt ....ib ..nP, C. HuLH, .-. -;
Aassilon, Aug. a, lSiL ,,l. algzF-FA y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03
SHERIFF SALE.
Georgo Kehn. vs.. Anna N. KaIn.

GeoEc Kehn, vs.. Anna M kQllnl
By virtue of an order TO. sell issuedrfrom tha
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark county. Ohio, ana
cry, at the door of the Court House in the citFor
Canton, ON | r.. fI.
lSatmddy, he 18Th day Of September, 1874,
the following described real estate situate IN StarR
section ten Q0), range nine (9) township nine (gk
containing one hundred and sixty acres
Sale tO commence at one o'clock D. m. Terms
payments with interest from day Of sale, secures
By mortgage on the premises.
aug2O'74-W5 WILLIAM BAXTER, SherfR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-03

NAvARRR.-Mrs. Cross, an old lady,
aged about 86 years, died on the 10Th
ult., at Mr.. Beck's residence.
The Rochester House has new land
lord in the person of B. F. Reed, late Of
Canton, Mr.. Reed is an ehterprising,
active business man, and win, no doubt,
prove to be the right man in the right
place. Mr.. Snyder, who retires, goes
with the best wishes Of all who know
him.
MHD }. Ypupknan, a worthy citizen Of
Bethlehem township, had his pocket
picked at Massillon on Friday last, los
i1gf0rty dollars in money and gonnel
gtluaDleHpapefsos hnn ,Nsa a,ii,-i Y. ~ Y
N-,srea .lsyfb