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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

dead weight, for they are bargains. Recon-
struction, the carpet-baggers, the usurpation
of power supported by troops-all this is dead
weight, milestone, that if not speedily dis
engaged will carry republicanism to the bot
tom. Was there ever in the history of politics
party whose leaders had SO crippled it with
gratuitous loads of issues not related to its
principles and outrageously offensive to the
people?
But General Grant, being ''tired of this
nonsense" thoroughly disguised with the
antics of the party leaders, is not the man
patiently to countenance and assist q policy
whose inevitably ruinous consequences he
clearly perceives and he indicates the ten
dency of his revolt against the enormities that
are loosening the hold of his party on the
people He intends to separate himself en-
tirely from the Congressional policy and to
inaugurate q policy of his own, at the
risk of any probable issue with the
leaders in Congress; to cut away the dead
weight and carry the party nearer to the
popular impulse. 1t is project that, if
wisely acted upon and successfully carried
out, will add to his laurels as soldier the
fame of great political leader, without
which fame his name will be impressed on the
history of the time like that of many others.
as brave and skilful soldier, bat with
which his name will eventually stand alone
in the history of the great American crisis.
An issue between Grant and the leaders in
! Congress Is the imminent fact of the day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

UUG<.-Ihc Increase OF hogs i'll Ill:S
devoted town IS fearful. for the reason
that they ara allowed 10 rliH :st large on
the streets, 10 root oHt and pick up lhrlr
,.rccatiou3 Lying. Besides rendering
the Sidewalks filthy, th.y &:c De,;Dning
50 s;.ucy That Frequently some OF In"
older sows act,l;,llv dispute the right of
way to foot passengers, while tender
hearted persons who drive ont for pleas
rrc of afternoons have to check up their
horses 10 avoid running over Il litter Of
pics, which make their beds in the mid
die of the read in preference to any
other place. H....h"rrv will soon rank
Us the porkopolis Of tIc middle C"in-
tieS-for while il is lll cotton in the
| co,!n,rv i, is Ill hog in the town.
Gwuts and sqAralS are the familiar
sounds by day and by ni@lt--2Hd the
next intolcraLlc evil viii be 4 crop Of
heas, Which VIC may look for very
shortly. Now We 90 not o:g",t l.s the
raising Of pics, but they ShoH;:i not he
raised 1T the expense Of dcccncr conn
| fort, and we enter protest against their
being allowed to run, ut large Well
do we remembcrtlic war wi"cd against
goats some Years ago by the Council.
t WAS short anI dcciSivr-ll.eir owners
were S!lrnaliIy Gr(;cr"l to keep them
in, and if one happened 10 slip out OF
back gilc it was taken up III Il trice
bv an officer detailed for that business
the Door animal was deprived Of liberty
and in some instances slaughtered. An
innocent, gentle kid belonging 10 Us.
! was, during that crusade, stopped in lis
-ai,.bols AID coErerle.l into meat.-
There WIS bnt little reason for tIat " n
w@yc'I against the @o:.tS-t:loSr inter-
e<tiny animals should have the prirl-
le"c Of the towu-but hogs nrrcr.-
"CiliZcn'' some time since called attcn-
ton not only to these pests, bat to COWS
and respectfully asked for redress, but
+! his a!iectionatc, earnest appeal has not
been considered. Now that tie Conn.
Gil has gotten over the market house
! difficulty, and has nothing to perp!e,
them, not even in the shape Of 4 muC
hole to fill, OF water sprinkler to su
I pervise, we tearinlly ask them to loo?
after tie hogs, have the streets clcane'
frequently, or adopt SOME n.sasrrc o
relief in view Of the increase Of tieas
Otherwise the scratching which vii
have to be done in July and Angus
will drive the people distracted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

PEEoN>L.-Wc were pleased to see
or Sunday last, the cheerful counte-
nance Of oar Old friend and former ciIi-
zen, Mr.. Solomon L. kinall. This
ccntlcman ROW enjoys life i'll Walhalla,
where. instead Of the Sultriness of New
berry, he is famed by pure mountain
brcczes. lie came just in the nick OF
time for we are now blessed with re-
viyinc showers Of rain. May these
showers continue during lis stay-twc
wecks-and Il long time after.
On Monday last or sanrtHm WIS
visited by Mr.. john Duckeit' formerly
Of Ncwbcrly, bat now Of Rockingham
y. G.. lie WAS looking well, and make:
good report Of the old North State
Mr. Duckctt is principal Of l ilourlSAln2
2cadcmy, and also associate editor o
the Pee D'c Crurirr. Il lively. n"WS1
pHOpr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

SINGING ScIIonI..-Wc arc pleased to
notice that Miss Matte Boyd, daughter
of Rev. NJ. NJ. Boyd, proposes to instruc;
Il cl:lss in vocal music in this place. and
that quitc u number Of young ladics and
rentlcmen have already signitied I de-
sire to joint. The time SIC understand
will be about the close Of this month,
this accom- plished lady now being en-
Gagged with Il large class in Edgeticld.
Miss Boyd has gained an enviablc rel"'-
tation us L teacher of vocal music, being
peculiarly qualified in, and fitted for,'he
beautiful profession s:.e las choscn.-
We bcspcak for her 4 large class. Ihcre
is no more charming accomplishment
than singing, and the opportunity thus
afforded should not be neglected..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10


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ilr W"Hjn"r l. l"W j.; Is iHrni"r$
w""!! have Il. ilh with plenty o! ram.
Tic m">t com .l;.;mt will he ii ?c@Hr|
20 @raS>.
Those !In plan; no! think the a'MroS-
'i!':'' t"" I;":.
Some l"'opic have their Thinking
Ike t!:r;r waShin@-done uut.
Chickens are S'::rc"'in this S"rti"n-
i icw from l:c col!n;ry would be- high
iy appreciated.
To prevent bleeding III The noS"--
keep yuur hos" on Of other peoples
b..-in">>.
\ very pleasant party waS ll;H ut
DR.. }!u;rrs last Monday nir!l..
Western Norti, Carolina. with lnuun-
tain scenery, pur" ar f:,t chickens.
beautiful nym!,Ii<. ETC.. is largely OH the
br.tin here.
The rr:urt Of thr corn crop j.: tiattrr-
Ing. and We almost feel as vain nS Il
r,ri:ti! Individual who gIorird lately in
tic good he claimed. doing, and cvrn
feel like running against the man who
ma,e two spears of 9rnSS grow where
0ul, one mr,.,v b..f;ur. w. have U;icI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10
WlSEMAN REMOVES
IFS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

THE 1ST OF JANUARY.
TO the large Hall over NIcS$r<. J. F.
Webb g. Cos Store, wherei,e will have
plenty Of good room, and more light,
and hopes to do satisfactory work at
the right prices
Come all ye that love nice things, 10
Wiseman's Gallery. over Webb & Co.. 5
Store. 30-tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Observation-Disclosures. Thompson
Il Jones. Dentists, have just established
:, branch office u their firm in Camdrn.
S. c., where during tic sprlnG and
Summer months, alternating, one or
the other will reside 10 conduct the
business. Dr.. Jones has JUS returned
from Camden, after having fitted up his
office. Our popular townsman, Mr..
Albert c. Jolnstonc, is left in charge OF
tllc Office for awhile. Mr.. JoinstonG Is
:, careful. skillful and thorough work
man, and will 80 doubt give satisfaction
10 the people Of Camdoa. We wish
him and the firm he represents mNci'
success in their enterprise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10
4 1EW DEP P.ARTUREs

Our Spring and Summer Stock Of Staple and Fanny Dry
Goods i nI,ete in all departments, comprising all
Of the newest styles and novelties :f the day, which in
tend to sell ut the lowest living rates for cash.
Ne have also opened Millinery Department in
ti,n will! our Dry floods business. and having obtained the
services Of oltc o the best Trnmers South also the
vices Of Mrs SonIa Mower Redus who is we'll know"
to the ladies' Of this and adjoining Counties, to supercn
;ie Millinery: Department. We have lifted up the il
rear Of our in first class style. which gem within
ITSELF in which have and intend to keep constantly
hand beautiful and we'll assorted stock ot Millinery and
iii goods usually kept in that line.
We w"uI ask friends aud "r,ll'ai"arc* well a.
these OF Mrs. Ncd* to yae Us cal! bci"r" purchasing
elsewhere: & guarantee t. give 1r, satisfaction botj'
/ 10 strc AND price. TERMS CASH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

=. Gnnmanica,ous on subjects Of interest TO
the pubic arc; always acceptable. The names
Of writers, remember, must always accompa-
ny 4 letter 70 insure IFS publication. No .e-
spoasibili:y is assumed fol any other views
than car OWN. ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

-YHANKs.-We thankfully acknowl-
edge tic receipt of IN invitation to at
tendethe Commencement exercises OF
Roanoke College, at Salem. Va, on the
I 17th inst, accompanying which were
the.co,np pliments Of. the Faculty and OF
Mr.. Julius y. Dreher.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Theg Ril. also be he'd respo nsitlessfor the
paslication 0: all notics< In Ban3rap: Gases.
sa'T'ra4sisieut ertisetnents ofsany Kind dmuSt
espaid for ia advance. if the parties adver-
tisipg do not reside in town.
2Joh %o;k and subscriptions strictly cash.
al papers ;hall be stopped hereafter us
soua Us the term Of subscription expires, uu-
less satisfactory arrangements arc made to
eeptiuuetLe Samc.
Ele K mark denotes cXpira;ion-aftcr that
The papci' is discontinued.
bear t.cse things in mind. if,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

ISDEN To,NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
F. Z. SaNaaS-Groccrie>.
L. Morris-Cot:on Gins.
n S. Eong-Noiice.
A. j. Kilgorc-Notice for Final Discharge.
j. J. Carringtou-Sheritf'S Srle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

CoUET-Court adjourned last Friday
afternoon. after an arduous session of
nearly ,i.ree weeks. Tie thanks Of the
bar, through Maj. l.. J. Jones, was ten
ccred to His Honor for the industry and
dispatch with which the business Of the
term had been conducted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Eta 10 her be;lu-Mr. what place
doyou think of visiting this summer?
Mr.. - -Ify you have no objections.
I'm going to Marl-etta.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

We acknowledge the receipt of i
copy of the catalogue of the officers and
students of Newbeuy College, ior
1854. There are sixty-nine students
on the roll: Commencement exercises
June %, at 10 a. N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

ANOTHER LAwYEH.-By Il strange
oversight We have omitted to mention
the admission OF lir. John $. Fair to
the Bar at the opening Of the Court Of
Common Pleas week before last. lIav-
ing made application. he was examined
by T. S. Norman. ESD, Or ETidrnce
and Pleading. Solicitor W. NJ. Fleming
on Criminal Law, and J. I. ). Cald-
well, ESD. Oh Real Estate and Con-
tracts. The examination WIS close
bit Tic applicant passed through very
crcditably. Mr.. Fair, is now, there
fore, added to the list Of NcwbcI'ry i;iw-
verS. We wish him Success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

GoI.D SrECrACI.Es LOsT.-A pan OF
gold mounted spectlcles were lost on
Sunday, supposed to have been dropped
sin.the graveyard. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving them at t!sis Office,
OR by giving them to Mrs. +. X. Nc
kellar.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

g OLD PAPEKs.-Old papers for sale At
this office in packages of5o Or 100, 1T
30 and Is cents. t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

# TAXI: MORGAN parties having Nd
f :aiDtsrrasorsSor Executors Notices for
q oabHcatioa,SgiH sayefhemSclycs trouble
My cogafI::gs fJrepa real to pay for the same
beiorc nser.lon, rs OIL. tcTplS are cash y
Lawyers Banding in such notices will bc
held rsspoAsiblef for the payment }
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

LUsuS NATUR.E.-TLe Rev. J. L..
Shuford exhibited to us one day last
week singular freak of nature in the
shape Of chick just Matched which
had two perfectly formed heads attae h
ed to its body by separate necks. 1t
was i PITY the. little chick died while
bursting its shell.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

DsArlI.-AIr. J. c.. Buford, ag2d 50
wears. died at his residence. near Mollo-
hon, in this County, on Tuesday night.
the I'd of June. He had been in feeble
health for several Years. We tender
our svmpathies to- the afflicted family.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Madame Demorest'S Reliable Pat
te!'nS Of all sorts can be obtained 1t
Mrs. D. Mowers. l3-tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

JUST So.-The Waverly (New York;
Enterprise says: 'When 4 man discon-
tinues his local paper because he feel
aSgrieHed at something in 1t, he mere
" transfers his name from the silbScrip-
sion list to that other list quite Is large
-tlese who borrow the paper every
week: Ike never stops reading It."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Mandarin Teas, tile best, purest and
clssapess, at Mrs. D. Movers. Price,
75c.. S1.OO and $50 per lb. 13-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

J ,, n.
! deal has ir'rn S:nd lho1i tic man Wht
mikes tWO blades Oi gG:ssS grOW where
only one grew brlOre-hc Is held up ol
! every Occasion 10 acinliriDg ~azc aiIt
I his example rrred upon mankind
| Mrs. Somebody said that Il mans hear
is .as;css anproach.I through III, sto!:.
a,!--and we nl.:ntu;n thu. til" na::r
WHO ;;ruyi,irS Inc nlranS by whiv! tlr
pul,li2 ?tc:,:'t can be "p?roacllsd is c;'rl!
greater than the raise" Of @r:t>S''S.-
We t;:Ac pleasure i'll n,:o%Nting -;ir. +.
i. S:lIinaS - l;.Hf Mi:;n. lie is u pA,iic
benrfactor--hn las something fnr the
people 10 cat. II he adrrrtisv> it, he
wants people 10 know il thar the Great
Void mar be flied. and starvation driven
off from Ncwhrrrv. Re coHtfortc@ ye
people. and h. iillrl hy going 20 Salinas
cheap family grocery store.
y StbrE\ DEATH. -- '''>' r'I'''H
h'-i't' ut ;Ho"' "''"rN' MIS- -'''''
h!r;'S'''l'' "!l' u W. 1p''!' H. '''''''''
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"'"I l" '"' -''"' NOUS VII
one s''"2 - S,''p - .,," 1n,, "
''oiii o'i '''c f''i - O''''',''' i''',''
iNai'!e'' III 'o"l''''''''ei ''r''' ''"'' ''''''''
me close OF lli"I Ee;'' OF uie "'S'iin'''@
q the hcNt' ma0e i P"''ll" profession u
Her lA'tA bN joining IL" -NHi'"'I'>'
Church, W'"er '!ir H">:"F''e "i :Ile hc'.
JOHN il. l,lc"'''i' ;'ii'' from ''''' ''i!'' -
h'r "''''n lN'" '"' o>''''i'.''H ANU
clFiS'lah i!lc. f"''tf''I S'l'"c "'''
hrid "Te" NeF f"hi''ll'S ~ III" h';|' .N''''-
ninG brown. aSS:SIe" y ''' i'c' H. w.
!>&I!hS' III thc i'"P'LS' N''"''''' ''''''
sanctuary h"ih2 N'''''E "4'''''' %! ~
congregation III consequence " IL" IT,
p;I!rS undergoing Oh Tic -Nriii""iH'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

@ 4 full. assortment of Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. D. Mowers. 10
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

VIENNA. AUSTRIA, NOV. -. l'":.
MEssIS. VIZ. = KiMEhLL 4 Co
SlES--A friend OF mine sent me, with Il
TRANSPORT Of ln;l n >knlis. Two 'pOInu>
'Vanlv Fair. which declare to be The
lest TUbacs.u | ever smoked. We h:tV" very
:.nU:l r'rbac"G in i;cnna-Iui'ki>h and Hun
.lrian. buI "l4miiy Eu!r' is tie King .! Ill,
Ir ~ aromatic ,.:tT"" ANA t!.c ri;,il :"rt Of
:,t!Un~mr-S My il'ir:.,! ii H1w York rot an
:pnuiut!nrllt in California, hy thai reason
lrriy immediately /" yuH. begging y0u 10
send me frr Tie cI"io>ci ten Gnll:;!>. 4 sup
ply ni .V:VHity fair." ami send with he next
steamer 10 Germany. lfthclc i 4 German
iirIn :iia; sells 80 ourrXcr,lrut "V#Hi:y Fair"
be-. vOli ~ ,.:ir!Usv NE the address.
Your EG>Tccihtl Servant.
DR.. JOS. HIRTL.
Professor of Anthony.
In tl!" University Of Vienna.
The ..Hmdian Girl is making 4 heavy
run on this Tobacco. somewhat similar
to thut 0! :hc "..aicm;a;,l jr. Ci gar>.
Price, 81 30 pei lb. If you do hot feel
Gi*po<c,! 70 Try iirr Cigars. y"t' .,iloiid
hv III! ncans 4rt >o'nr Of thi> Tobacco,
which can only ht obtained in thiS part
Of lie country from
PERRY X SLAWSON.
Iu,iia,: Giri Cigar 1tnn,
CoEun!hi; Hotel Block,
!,}-tf. Columbia, :. G..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Mr.. :. \. PARKER, wc are plra<r'l
10 safe, has added to his inlsints< tn:
entire stoc!: Of ii" late firm Of Webb,
Jones & Parker. and is prepared 10
furnish nil articles in his line prompt
". as
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

DlscUSSIoN.-At lis last meeting, tAr
Ncwberry Debating Society had very
warm and Interesting discussion OF the
question, SHOULD the sale Of spiritUon>
liquors is / beverage be prohibited by
law?" The President, after weighing
the arguments, decided i'll favor Of pro-
hibition. The negative appealed from
his decision to the Society, but the So
cietv sustained The Presidents decision.
An amusing essay on Girls WAS
read by Nr. William Ew;rt. Quite 4
number Of visitors was present. The
interest in the Society is deepening.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

~, A full line of ladies ready-made Suits
and Underwear of all kinds, ut
14-tf MCCALL Il POOL.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

"Al Iowa rngincrr marricI i vOun"
lady while wa;iil@ ior :, late Train last
week. That's 10 great shakes. 4 ro;i-
pie might iii;rfy :;;.'! r;i:. lar4" fam
lily of children willie whiting tnG i train
in some of the Indiana 1epots.'
\ man might n:"!ry my number Of
times and raise several Gnuilics whiting
for 4 L.aurens train.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

MEsSES. kINGSLAND d HEATH.-
The names Of this business firm are
known. fur and neal over the country.
They are household names, and there
are few families, perhaps, which cam
not Show an article, either useful or or
IL mental. cbtaincd ii their establish
lnent in Colunlbi;t They have now on
hand Il fall and complete stock Of every
thin" which can be called tor, and ut
prices to suit these dull times. .::22-2t
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10 SrAMMERERS.- 7. &. Lane.
who cures stammering, is now stopping
for a few days at Chase'S Hotel. at
which place he would be glad to treat
with any one afflicted with tic habit of
ssammering. lie has been travelling
over the State, aud has met with I good
deal of success, particularly i'll York
willie. Mr.. 4. 7. Leavell and Nj. James
!, Blease. both of whom have availcC?
themselves ofhi skill. test:fy that he is
no humbug. bat that he can cSfc stanl-
meTing.
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special and Local.

All single or transient business notices in
TIE, local department arc inserted at.i!,erate
Of itesaf feeafs per aiao- liberal c9ntrac'>
uadegor tiiree ,ssfxsor twelve monthss IT,
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N8Wberry Business Directory.

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& The American Sardine Co.'S Bone
9sless Sardincs, are mach better, and
lsless than h:aN the cost Of imported
Saraines. sly.
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sBoAgp. At GLEsN's gentleman
of4ais place has received 4 letter from
Mesfs. German 4 Calnan, stating that
board sc Gienas Spring this SIMMER
will be s1Sperweek.zoF from II" to
$50 per month. ..
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PETIT TLARcEsY.-Thc troubles of an
editorneveg lend. Last Friday night
some mean rascal, rot having the fear
ofsGodand man before his eyes, leapcd
oar garden fence and stole Ill Of our
cabbage plants. O, ,tenpo'W! 0, mso''c&!
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Officers uf Tu>c;.cor:t Tribe No. i;
Improved Order Of Red Men:
w. Sacicni-GEO. ?. MEHtnITH.
ST.. Sayamorr-P L. M"C"r.
,Jr. Sa@amore-H. G. IIooF.
Chief Of Records w. q. CrE&i:.
Keeper Of Wampum-Z. l.. WHITE.
The above Triijc WIS Instituted! =:
Ncwberrv. S. G.. May 2"tl. 1871. by
Past Sachem and Vice lnro!i"mcr Rob
ert MoorlloWsc.
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4 M1srAHE-The Due West boys are
getting proud because one of the learn
ed professors has said that they are the
best boys that ever lived. lie aust have
made Il mistake. We were there and
DO not remember to have ever stole
more than one Of Brownies turkeys.
(4JJcrINc Medium.
Lake care. Henaphill, or we will take
the liberty to refresh your memory, as
we know a thing or two. CHc turkey,
indeed!