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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30
Humorous.


No EAR FOR MUsIc.-Our neighbor,
Chubb, had not much of an ear for
music, but he spent considerable sum
in having his daughter learn to hammer
the piano, and he is proud of her sc-
complishments. He was talking with
us over the fence, the other day, when
a series of dreadful sounds came from
the piano through the open window.
Presently Chubb remarked "D'you
hear that, Adeler? just listen to that,
will you? That's what 1 call music.''
Then there were a few additional
bangs on the instrument, a flourish or
two, and then more discordant thump-
ing.
"Splendid, isn't it." said Chubb.
Mary James Dustin the music right out
of that machine, you observe. Them's
the Strauss waltzes, I believe, she's
raslin' with now. Just istin."
We remarked that from the energy
displayed Mary Jane seemed really in
earnest. But whether she was treating
Mr.. Strauss exactly right was an open
question.
II don't know nothin' about music,
Adeler," observed Chubb, "but 1 can
tell the real thing when l hear it, and 1
can sit and hear Mary Jane play them
waltzes and the "Maiden's Prayer"
until it makes me cry like child"
We asserted that if she played these
compositions as she was doing now, it
would make anybody cry. A deaf mute
would shed tears.
"Listen to that now, will you?" ex-
claimed Chubb, as a wild tumult of
sound came from the parlor. "Isn't it
nice? If didn't know it was Mary Jane
a tearing around among them waltzes,
I'd think it was one of those fellows
who played at the concert. Let's go
over and hear her."
We entered the house and sought the
parlor. Mary Jane was nowhere to be
found, but to the infinite disgust of
Chubb, there was q red-haired man,
with fists as big as loaf of bread,
tuninq the piano
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

" legitimate means, and fully deserves the
enviable reputation which he enjoys. A
thorough and careful preparation for his
calling and extensive reading, during long
and unusually large practice, have made
him extraordinarily successful in his private
practice, and gained the commendation even
of his professional brethren. By devoting
his attention mainly to certain specialties
he has been rewarded in q very great de-
gree, and in these lines is recognized as a
leader. Not few of his preparations COM
pounded for these special cases have been
adopted and are used in their private prac-
tice by physicians throughout the country,
and his pamphlets and larger works upon
| these subjects have been welcomed as valu-
able additions to medical literature, and
placed among the regular textbooks OF
many medical schools Acknowledgement
of the services which he has performed for
medical science has been made by presenta-
tions Of degrees from two Of the first medl-
cal institutions of the land, and by the
translation of several Of his works into Ger
man, Spanish and other foreign languages.
The increasing demand for his specifics
sometime since necessitated the opening OF
a regular dispensary for their preparation,
and from small beginning the business OF
this establishment has now grown TO NAM
moth proportions. Thus, during the three
months ending March 81, 1874, the sum ex-
pended for postage alone, not to speak Of
that paid on newspapers, amounted to
go, ,0SO.70. Over a hundred persons are
employed in the various departments, and a
corps of able and skilled physicians are re-
tanned as an advisory board in difficult
cases. Elsewhere in to-day's Republican a
whole page is devoted to q communication
from DR.. Pierce, setting forth something Of
the history and details of this vast estab-
lishment, which will be found not uninter-
esting reading"
If you would patronire Medicines. scien-
tifcally prepared by a skilled Physician and
Chemist-use DR.. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines. Golden Medical Discovery is nutri-
tious, tonic, alternative. or blood cleansing,
and an unequaled cough remedy; Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than mus
tard seed, constitute an agreeable and reli-
able physic; Favorite Prescription-an un-
equaled remedy for debilitated females
Extract of Smart-Weed, a magical remedy
for Pain, Bowel Complaints, and an un-
equaled Liniment for both human and
horse-lesh; while his DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is known the world over as the
greatest specific for Catarrh and 'Cold in
Head" ever given to the public. s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30
Agricultural.

Two-YEAR-oLD BEEF.-The English
are noted for the early age at which
they force their cattle to the beef point.
How it is done was told by farmer at
meeting of the Kingscote Agricul-
tural Association
Twelve cows are engaged in rearing
calves, which are fattened from birth,
and are sold at about twenty-five
months old, when they weigh from 100
to 100 stone. The calves are, of course,
well fed, while those calves which have.
to be purchased are carefully selected.
They are weaned at three months old,
having been previously kept short of
milk and feed partly on cruel, and thus
induced TO feed on oil-cake and hay.
Supposing them to be weaned in De-
cember. their daily ration at six months
old would be one and three-fourths
pounds or two pounds of linseed-cake,
with the same quantity of bean meal,
and sufficient amount of grain, man
Colds and hay. The cake and meal are
gradually increased, TIL at twelve
months old the calves get twice the
quantities just mentioned.
In summer the other articles of diet
which have been named are replaced
by trifolium (Which is excellent food
while it LASTS, tares (Which are also
good, and grass, with second-cut clo-
ver.- The whole of the green food is
cut and brought to the animals in their
sheds and houses, which they do not
quit till the proper period arrives for
sending them to IT, butcher, by which
time their daily ratIons have been in
creased to four pounds of cake and six
pounds of bean meal, with roots and
moderate amount of hay. The princi-
pie of management is to let the animals
continually master or outgrow their
food, pushing them on rapidly the last
three months, so as to land them fat at
something under two years old.
After some discussion, the following
resolution was passed by a large ma
iOrity This meeting is of opinion
that well-bred calf, if kept well from
the time it is dropped, and not turned
out the first year, can be brought out
fit for the butcher at two years old, with
profit"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil. White

Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, ScrofulOus Inhammations, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, EruptiOns Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great curative powers IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03


BISHOP. On the "a instant, ELIZA VIRGINIA,
eldest daughter Of Warden Z. and hmms z Bishop,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
@ attend the funeral sunday afternoon At clock
~ ne residence of her parents street between
HEILBURN. On the morning Of the "a instant,
ADELt, beloved wife II Louis Heiiburh, ia the SD
Friend. Of the family are invited to attend tbs
funeral, Sunday, 9TH inst ant, at O'Clock p "a. q
the Sd, HANNAH B. N beloved wife Of john T.
{; Loane, formerly Of Baltimore. IBsltimors Saa
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
REQUESTED 70 attend the funeral, from 6th street,
between and street southeast, Sunday, at ,
LEE On the a Instant, MARION WALLACE.
her age.
Her remains will be taken to Baltimore for inter
ment NJ ondsy morning, 5th instant.
MARTIN. On the morning Of tbs ID OF Januav ,
Macy BELLE MARTIN, daughter Of 9th ana
Funeral service will take place at the 18th street
Prsse{ terrain Teurch 70 m3rr9. t4th Instant At n
MILLER. January LIST, Mrs. ELLEN MILLER.
WE o. Seor.e M w aged $ year
fully requested 70 ate nd her funeral from No III
y street southwest, Sunday st II O'Clock an. Ia
REYNOLDS. On the morning q the 81 OF Janu-
any, lsI4, IDA BELLE, wife g Joseph Q. Reynolds,
and daughter Of WIN. and MARY Mesds, ssed a
Funeral from her fathers residence, . 10 street
south asst, on sundsy, January eth. =, o'clcct p
m Iriends OF the family are re spectfully invited
TO attend.
wALKhR: On the "a in,tsnt, Mrs. oArHE-
R1kE wALkKR, At the residence OF her brother
in law, Daniel n cRse, in the fortieth Of her
age.
The funeral viii take place At the lmnsculats
Conce ption Church sunday, at O'Clock n. m.
ReistiSes and friends are invited TO attend.
wALKER. Friday, at hsf- past II. Of dropsy,
Mrs. CATHARINE WALkER, in the 45th year OF
her age.
TuseraI viii take place g. morrow, ct o'clock,
and proceed 10 the Church Of the Immacula ate Can
ceptfon. Friends and scquaintances invited % at
tend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03
EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Lost Belien

One after one they LEFT.
The sweet birds out of orr breasts
Went flying away in the morning.
VIII they come again 20 their nests
Will .hey come again at niyhttsu.
v it'll Gods breath in their sorss
Noon Is fierce with the heats OF summer.
And summer days are long,
my Life, with thy upward liftiRgs
Thy downward striking roots,
kipening ont thy tender blossoms
But hard and bitter frnits'
In thy boughs there Is no shelter
For the birds TO seek again,
The dcsoiate nest is broken,
And torn with storms and rain,
W. D. Ef1t-rrfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

- Real Estate Broker and Auctoneer,
No. 129 7th street, between q and III SIS.
SALE OF PART OF THE METROPOLITAN
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours Of and 5 p. m, the Board Of
Public Works Of the District of Ooiumbis, at the
request Of the holder Of Certificate number 1854
bearing date September ID, 1H7, for the sum OF
SA4SO with interest ct the rate of Der ceptum
per annum, will sell at public auction, In front of
the Columbia Building. on ~ street, between Penn
ington, to the highest bidder, all that part OF the
Metropolitan railroad which Is located and exists in
the said city Of Washington at the intersection OF
l4th street west and New York avenue.
The said certificate having been issued agree
bly, to assessments made by said Board against
thereof, between the points Aforesaid, made in &C
cordance with an act Of the Congress Of the United
States, entitled IAN act to provide Q government
for the District Of Columbia approved the 2lst az
OF February, 1871, and act Of the Legislative AS
sembiy OF the District Of Columbia entitled "Au act
prescribing the mode Of assessments for special i'm
proyements and providing for the collection there
SEES Of the sale will be included, In addition to the
amount Of the certificate and the interest thereon
and the owner Of the said property will have the
right to redeem the same within two years from the
day Of sale, by paying the amount Of purchase mo-
ney, with twenty per centum per annum thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to deed, given by
the Governor and countersgned by the Secretary Of
the District. ALEX. X. SHEPHERD,
b. A. WILLARD,
JAMES MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board Of Public Works Of the District OF Columbia
Warrington, d. O., December 8. 1873. decs-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

THE SCHOOL of Agassz and others have been
giving Darwinism the hardest blows possible.
and not wholly without effect. But an unex-
pected ally to the British scientist has sprung
up in the land OF the Moor. At the Jardin d'Ac-
climatatiOn in Paris, we are told, on the best of
authority, that there lie a Morocco mule with a
foal, sired by an Arab horse. The natives OF
that land, never having heard of Darwin but
having an old proverb that when the mule shall
produce young, men will become women and
women men, undertook to kill the dangerous
innovator. But the authorities ipterfered and
the birth of the foal was officially recorded.
This young data of Darwinism is about sir
months old, healthy, well formed, and a female
Now we have only to wait and see if this phe-
nomenon itself will be fertile; If so, We have a
new species of administration Advertiser,
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by B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 9TH street, between @ and b sts
GALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON
~ AND GE0RGETOWN RAILROAD

- AND GEORGETOwN RAILROAD
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours Of 3 and D p. m, the Board Of
Public Works Of the District of Columbia al the
quest Of tho holder Of certificate number s,G9,
bearing date August sd, 1879, for the sum Of
S4,lO3 81 100, with interest thereon at the Of
ten per centum per aanum, will sell at public
ton, in trent of the Columbia Building, on "a
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and o street,
IN the city OF Washington t. the highest bidder ali
that part OF the Washington and Georgetown rail
road which Is located and exists l4th street
IN the said city OF Washington, between and N
The ssia certificate having been issued aereeabIy
for imp ovements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid made in accord with
act of the Congress Of the United Ststes entitled
An act to provide government for the District of
Columbia approved the 2st day Of Februry 1877
and act of the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, entitled "An prescribing the
mode Of assessments tor special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof approved
August 10, 1871. The cost and xpenses of the sale
will be included in addition to the amount Of the
certificate, and the interest thereon and the owser
the same within tw years from the date OF sale by
paying the amount of purchase money with twenty
Per ceptum per annum thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to q deed given by
the Governor, and conntersigred by the Seer tsry
OF the District. ALEX: X SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the ID strict of Columbia
Warrington, ID. o., Dec. 9Th, 1873. dec5-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
y THOA'. z: wAGGAMAS,

u THos'. 4. wAGGAMAN,
ID Rea Estate Auctioneer, s1s nh street
rRgsrEss SALE og VERY pxsIRARLE
~ BE. kkspkSsi xsLY On r 1tG rfSSf
SSS #fSiisss 81 srInf4 nine bafSS
- undsr and ~ virtu.s Of certain deed Q: trust
LtbsT sos, folio 49, ct seq, Of the land records
the underlined trustees will sell q public auction,
pare II 5se the pieces or
LTts IL Chapman ENisy and kiehsra. tra.tess
as the SAID sS6ditison Is reesrsod in o the ocs u
the snryeySr Of the District Of Columbia. in Liber
n D; Q, No I, folio 81, at the times respectively
On MoEpRY: the sth day Of January, 1874, com
Gelss hGss Rg%psssd ts ssd
&c, Of said subdivision, each lot frSntins twenty
streets tree vest and rannns back that
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of January, 1874, COM
I,sS5jI..s5SIis;sss1sI2 !, i,S
sssn lot 'sn na twenty feet h street
s1s 1 10
an alley ten feet wide,
On WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of January, 49,.
tSs l(Tsl G1l;2f7s;7s JfS3
Of said each lot fronins STE fee sno on 80
street between 18th and 18th streets northwest AMI
runn,Pg back that width one hundred feet to al
And on THURSDAY, the sth day of January,
i lS4 eSmmeneing at o,eock m, lots numbered
"a 1902 (is) 49, 800 ISL (57J ana
tb4l OF said sHbdivi7 each lot frsnting twenty
feet on street between 18th and 18th streets north
west, and running back that width hundred feet
to an alley ten feet wide.
Lots from 1881 to 40 inclusive are each improved
5y atwo story brick dwelling with French roof.
These dwellings are rot yet Completed.
Terms OF sale: One half Of purchase money to be
paid IN cash. the residue in four eQ ual instaImeus
at six, twelve, eighteen and tweaty.four months
AFTER Gay OF sale. For the deferred the
promissery notes of the purchasers to be given and
to be secured BY deed of trust the pro oery sold
and to bear interest from day OF SALE all cash. at
option Of purchaser deposit of $50 will be re.
qnfred on each lot when bid is accepted, All con-
veyancing at rchssers cost. If the purchaser or
purohssers do not comply with the terms of sale
within i've days from the day of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk cost Of de-
fsntipg purchaser or purchasers.
If any Of the lots are not sold on the day abaye
stated for the sale of the same, they will be offered
for sale on the day succeeding the day above stated
for the sale of the same.
GEO. r. APPLEBY,
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Dp0mbury News.

An economical couple in attendance AZ the
, ,sir and festival, Wednesday night, carried a
The coming tsslor will incorporate a square
or tand paper in smokers parts.
-Ihe impulsive clerk who accidentally de-
posits shovel Of snow down the back OF tue
rural pedestrian, was In the dr,sS store Satur-
Gay evening, negotiating for bottle OF lint
ment.
A Danburv man having pivep ~, all honas
OF war With Spain, las consented 10 accent a
position on Slswson meat cart. Some people
naturally incline 10 gore.
THE days are crossing longer, ;" observed
Mr.. SPggs TO his family, Friday morning
eyes, have noticed it," Interrupted his amt
"They are half a minute longer >" sided Mr.
Spggs, in the same tone of voice A no reply
WIS needed TO this the aunt made none.
They gave no presents at the festival of the
First church Christmas, ami every person who
thinks his lot a hard one. and who feels as ii no
one has suffered equal TO himself. should have
seen the boy who became q regular attendant
OF that Sundsy-schOol a month before Christ
mas, and who showed such msrke precOcity in
the matter of verses and questions, on every
Sunday up TO Christmas. II he isn't a spectacle
OF woe and burning despair we will ctrerfully
confess that We do not know what constitutes
one.
A Newark (,S.J.) husband brought home a
hunk OF molasses candy for his wife the other
evening His wife wears false teeth. The can
dy was of an adhesive nature. She helped her
self 10 a generous hunk, and planted both rows
of teeth in IL. There they remained. Strenu-
GUS were her efforts TO release them, but she
was not successful. She wanted her mouth free
that she might say something TO him. She
wanted TO say something TO him that the candy
not only prevented, but the tone of which from
its prominent quality, it debauched. But she
could not get her jaws apart. Then she went
to the sink and dropped the whole mass, teeth
and candy, in . basin. Again she looked at him
as if she was on the point of saving something
he would be interested in, but every effort " a.
broken up and destroyed by the orphaned jaws.
Imagine a woman-a direct descendant of Eve
in such fix. Think of the mighty thoughts
surging and battling through her brain; think
of the torrent of eloQuence bursting from her
throat with a roar and striking out into the air
nostrils, the trembling frame, the nervous
hands. Picture her thus tearing the miserable
candy from the glistening teeth, and cOmpre-
which the freed teeth were slapped into their
place, and with which that wretched man su b.
dued his merrment and tore out Of that house.
I.lg,,, Asrre
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SfG. L I Eb%6EssfEo6S, Trustees.
decS -eo6ds THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct
Rf b. b. WARNER,
No. 729 7th street. between @ and II sta.

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
No. 529 7th street, between q and H SITS.
GALE OF PART OF THE WASHINGTON
= AND GEORGETowN RAiLRUAD' oN
On MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1874,
between the hours of 8 and D. m the Boari OF
Public works Of the District of Columbia, at the
request OF the holder of Certificate number 5, 5Sl
bearing date September 10Th, 1872, for the sum Of
els42 6OlOO, with interest thereon at the rate Of
ton, in front Of the Columbia Building, on ~
street, between Pennsylv ania avenue and q street
in the city Of Washington, to the highest bidder sl
that part OF the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road which Is located and exists on Pennsylvania
avenue, In the said city of Washington, between
18th street and Rock Greek northwest.
The said Certificate having been Issued agreeaby
70 assessments made by said board against said road
Tor improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid named in accord ance
entitled An act to provide q government for the
District OF Columbia" approved the list day of
February, l87l, and an act of the Legislative As
sembly Of the District Of Columbia, entitled "An
act prescribing the mode of assessment for special
improyements and providing for the collection
expenses Of the ale will be included, In addition to
the amount of the Certificate, and the Interest
thereon, and the owner of the said property will
have the right to redeem the same within two years
from the date OF sale, by paying the amount of pur
chase money, with twenty per centum per annum
thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled TO a deed given by
the Governor and countersigned by the Secretary
of the District. ALEX. R. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLCSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board Of Public WORKS of the District of Columbia
washington, ID. o.. Dec. 8th, 1873. dec5-td
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AUCTION SALES.
RY b. Il. WARMER,
- Real Estste Broker and Auctyonee r
no. sss 9TH street, between @ and sfs

No. Sss 7th street, between q and II sfs.
Eiif SIFffdit sSsfSf Il SS5HfSs
- b virtue Of g deed Of trust, dated August .
"a A .. lS2, and duly recorded in Liber No. Sos,
Il nha FOR Sy
the party secured teereoy, we will sell at pablo
II 1873 =, % G the ,a6ains
described real estate siisase n the city Of ash
aa 4spt 20 Of S a.s pnSsr s,ss 81 in
dred and sky leel, fronng twenty three 80 feet
bach one HUNDRED and ysis sss f, r two 9
q rt s sr0s
Dwelling. Tbi, house is in the niddle sad the
every rc.psc. sutss Tor member 81 ssnsSs In
IeIms: one-third iaeash; balance At SIX, twelve
per 81 deed Of trust D SsT
s.,y Adsposit Of sse xia se rssoired :. time q
chaser II the terms ef sale are not compIsd With
sell the p1operty At the risk and co. Of the
ing purchaser, after nye days, sdyertisemect in
s9%s one or more newspapers published in the city
eR5ss ~ 4 MIs sTTfhdISrxy Trustees.
novso-eoSds 1T. 00LDwxLGI. Salesman.
rHUBspAf peesnesr is. SIS, .s1e hour a1 u and
place. S skaSe Y 4 Aix9hES Wv trustees.
deciidsds !. +. 6 SoSLTSfif,' statesmen.
- THE, ABOVE SAFE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, Jsn3sry :, 1874. same hour and place.
.GkoBgE " sTiCRNEY,S Trustees.
aeels-dSds J. T. GOODWILL, salesman.
aETHEABOvE sALE is PosTPoNEDuNTIL
FRIDAY: January 9Th, 1874, same hour and place
GE6Res V. . ssTTIHcSS'sEY. Trustees.
ian2dSos lRepi J. T. CoLDwELL, salesman.
ID Auctioneers, 10. sI7 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest.
RIAL ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF 90.
LuMBIA STREET, formerly Turner strset,)
BETWEEN 9TH AND IOrH AND p AND q
SIS EORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF A 8.
STORY PRESSED BRICK DWELLING.
- By virtue OF a deed of trust, bearing date
"a: June 18th, A d 1917, and duly recorded in Lii
= Der No. 6sS, folio 279, one of the Iaud records
ior washington county, Ia the District OF Colum-
biz, and a; request Of party secured thereby, I
IN ront OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Jauu.
AIRY 18th, A. ID. 1874, at 4 O'Clock o. m, all that
certain piece or pcel Of ground situate the city
Of Washington, IL s. ID District, and known As Lot
numbered one hunfred and thirty two, Ci32 j 10 pa
yfd u. Morrison and others subdivision OF s1uare
numbered three hundred and sixty-ye, SIS as said
subdivisign is recorded in "H. D. c., No 1, folio
s., one Of the books in the Surveyors ofce of said
thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, tof which also
mus be paid time OF SALE and the balance in six
and twelve months, to be secured by pnrchaser's
deed OF trust on property sold. Convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost If Of sails are
not complied with in six days afer sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost Of de-
VIM. =: H0LTZMAN, Trustee.
dec0-d LUTTRELL CO., Aucts.