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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Don't forget the races next week
Blind Tom, at Fields theater, Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
The Lamar will be ready to re-
ceive guests in a very short time.
Several communications have been
Individually crowded out for want Of
space.
-Four cases before his honor yester-
day. The fines varied from two to
thirty dollars, but the costs were about
the same.
The filling up of those villainous
holes on Main and Elm streets would
be a great convenience to those driving
on either of those thoroughfares.
Attention is called to the conspic-
uous advertisement of Sanford, to be
found in another column. He has an
extensive and varied assortment of
goods, which he offers at very reasona-
BILE prices.
The convention of Cumberland
Presbyterians, now in session at Jefier-
son, will visit Dallas in body OH next
Saturday, and remain over until Mon
day morning. The authorities should
take some action in time to properly
receive them.
AS slight evidenced of the growing
Importance of Dallas In commercial
circles, it may be mentioned that the
house of Noise Kahn & Co., yesterday,
received an order from q prominent
house In New Orleans for bill of inn
ported roots and herbs TO be used in
the manufacture Of bitters, medical
compounds, etc.
And the mind OF the reporter is ir-
resistibly carried back to the good old
days OF his youth, when lager beer was
but five cents glass, and cocktails in
proportion, by hearing the melodious
voice of the itinerant vender of con-
gealed cream sing out, "Ice cream Tor
rather, more properly quoting, Il
scream'), five cents glass.o
The reporter was yesterday the re-
cipient of a goblet of delicious ice
cream, presented with the compile
ments Of Master Atwell w. Clark.
The gift was more than appreciated,
and the reporter, in slipping the cream,
earnestly wished that the manly and |
generous little fellow has before him |
long life Of usefulness, happiness and
prosperity-a life that may be an hon.
or to himself, his parents and his
friends.
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Judge nuri0rd's Court.

The state ofTexas vs Il. N. Tucker,
James Tucker and William Connolly,
malicious mischief This cause occu-
pied the attention of the court all day
yesterday, the case being given to the
jury about five o'clock last evening,
when they returned n verdict OF
"guilty," assessing their fines, respect
lively, at one dollar each. The counsel
for the defense made motion fora new
trial, which being overruled, notice of
an appeal to the criminal district court
was given.
State vs. Mike Gallagher, carrying
a pistol trial set tor this morning,
bond in the sum of one hundred dollars
being accepted for his appearance.
State VS. Charles Jackson, colored
committing deadly assault on one Jack
billiard, also colored f; warrant issued.
State VS. James Denton, colored,
trial set for this morning.
j. Jeflries VS. j. II. Moss, suit on
note action dismissed by plaintiff at
his costs.
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Trouble In The CoIored Cnmp

Yesterday morning negro giving
the name of Jack billiard, appeared be-
fore Judge Burford, with his head BAN
daged up, stating that he wished war
rant issued for the arrest of colored
brother, named Charles Jackson,
whom he said committed deadly as
sault upon him on the night previous.
On being questioned as to the cause of
the assault, he stated that jackson for
some time back had been paying too
close attention to his (Dilliard's) wife,
contrary to his remonstrances that
rs they were members of the same
church, there was no use of any fuss
between them, and for him to "quit
of billiard to keep him away, how
ever only seemed to incite Charlie to
deeds more bold, for he, as billiard
says, would "come round dat house
jus de same rs if dat house and dat
woman 'longed to him, and if he Dbl
liard) said anything to him, de best he
got was lammin' over de head wild
de fust ting handy.n This state of af-
fairs has been going on for some time,
but the crisis arrived last Sunday
night, when bold Charlie, to cap all
his past feats, stepped up between
billiard and his spouse as they
were coming out of church and
taking her arm, the two waltzed off
before his eyes, Charlie chuckling, ne
gro fashion, ut his success. For the
moment billiard says che felt like he
had been kicked by mule" but the
blood of his ancestors rising in him,
gave him courage, and, charging on
Charlie, he tapped that niger on the
head with stick he carried, making |
him bite the dust. About that stage |
billiard thought proper to quit the
scene, hearing nothing more from his
enemy until the following night,w
as he was shedding near an open win
dow in the house, Jackson troubled his
dreams by tapping him also on the
head, though with Ratchet in place
of stick. The wound inflicted, which
is very ugly one, is over the left
eye, being about two inches in length,
and clear to the skull. For all this,
billiard wishes him arrested and sent
to Huntsville until he learns better
manners.
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the Dallas College.

Feeling Il deep interest In the future
prosperity Of our city, and believing
that nothing would contribute more Ia
our material Interests, we do earnestly
commend the enterprise of Establishing
n llrst-class college In our midst, by the
Baptist educational association ofpex-
rs. No argument II necessary TO de-
monstrate It's great importance TO all
our people, II commends itself 10 the
consideration of every Intelligent busl-
ness man. Rev, II. j. Drane, the f.
nanclal agent will call upon our peo'
pie TO solicit their cooperation, and we
trust that no viii meet with u kind
reception snd liberal response,
Clark Bryan, CASTOR Il Thomas,
Adams ~ Leonard, Sanger " Bros,
slaughter ~ Hughes, First National Bank,
John Henry Brown, Jno. q. Mccoy.
Jno, M Mccoy, Nat, NJ, BurlOrd,
Jefferson Peak, Walter Caiuth,
VIM. Curuth,
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RATES OF ADvnR wrsrMc

Ftce hnes-FJty cents for first iaser-
uon, and twenty-five cents for each sub
make fee lines. "'
Fer square Of ten Hnes,-One dollar
Jor me .I.ra insertion, and fifty cents for
edch subsequent insertion. Five lines
1One month So; t,Uo months, IS;
One square, Of ten lines One month.
-, gro months, So; three months, SIS
Notices Under head Of City Business
first insertion, Is cents per line; each
subsequent Insertion ten cents per line.
tor ''onpdrea type, loaded. n II, ftll,
race type, the space occupied charmed
for at Me above rate.
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A CALL FOR HEMP.
The Death Dealing Derrlnger in the
Hands OF a MurderOus Ruilan.
A Young Man Shot Down In Cold Blood
Capture of the Murderer.

The community was startled last
night by the news that Mr.. James T.
Obenchain, nephew of Colonel A. II.
Obenchain, recently elected alderman,
had been shot and dangerously
wounded by young man calling him.
self John Stone. AS may be remem-
bered by the readers of The HERALD,
Stone was recently involved in an
ARRAY in gambling house, and cut a
young man named Brewer.
The particulars of the shooting of
young Obenchain are given as follows,
by an eye witness:
Stone has been clerk, for some
time past, in the well known dry
goods house of S. Loeb u Co., on Elm
street, and was discharged from their
employ last week, since which time
he has been drinking freely.
He has been boarding with
Prot. Charles Williams, at the oc-
tagon house, just back of the postoflice,
and both he and his estimable lady
have borne very patiently with his
drunken vagaries. Yesterday he was
particularly violent, and was requested
to leave the house, which he did.
About one o'clock he returned how.
ever, and fired off his pistol in the
yard, driving ball into one of the
trees at the bottom Of the steps. He
was again ordered off the premises and
left.
Last night about ten o'clock he re-
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In the whole United States there II
not u baking powder or 1ayorlng OK
tract that Is 30 valuable, 10 positive,
no elleetual In producing the most Gle
CANT and healthlnl bread aud biscuits,
the most delicious, desirable and deli
cate Favored cakes, pastry, leo cream,
etc., ~ DIR, Prloe's justly celebrated
cream baking powder and true flavor
Ing extracts, almond, lemon and aro-
matte llayors, Try them, aud you viii
DO delighted with their true qualities,
and find that they are far superior TO
anything In their line.
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KRO-KAY
AZ Reed u LathrOp's.
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W Il, LYrE n Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg lonyo 10 call the attention
of persons Wishing TO purchase real estate ~
the extensive lists OF property on thoir
bulletin boards In ana outside of
their office, under the respective heads OF
" improved city Property" "Nucnnt CITY
Lols,' Farms" Rnd unmproyod aud
Wild Lands, embracing business houses nnd
vacant lots In the commercial centor Of the
city Also building lots, ana number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of Wild
lands In Dallas ana other counties OF tho
state, besides II number Of farms Of various
sizes, including several large and highly lm-
proved plantations within Ave miles Of the
city OF Dallas 20Odlm
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The city Council.

Council met last night. All the
members present except Aldermen
Davis, Jet and Tompkins.
Minutes read and approved. The
committee on claims reported favora-
bly, on claims amounting to SlO7 25,
which We're ordered paid. The COM
mittee asked further time to report on
the claim of Marshal Peak for commit
ments and keeping of prisoners for
1874. BY courtesy, Mr.. Cowart spoke
briefly in behalf of the claim, and of
fered to read the law in regard to the
matter in controversy, but the council
declined to hear it,
The committee OH streets and bridges
made report, recommending that the
city marshal be directed to clear Smith
street, from. Main to Elm, of all OBJ
structions. Mr.. Burke, by courtesy,
spoke against the report, and Judge
Field in favor of it. Report unani-
mously adopted.
The committee on markets and pub
lie buildings made. a report, recon-
mending the suspension of the issue of
all license to outside meat shops, and
enforce the collection of rents from
stalls in the market house.
The proposition of the gas company
to put gas pipes and burners in the city
hall for twenty-five dollars, was ac-
copied, Aldermen Crowdus and Ervay
only voting in the negative.
A resolution was adopted instructing
The city marshal to remove all obstruc-
ions and open up Poydras street to
width of forty-eight feet.
The police committee made report
the reduction of the po-
ice force by the discharge of three of
he present members. Alderman
Gro wdus favored strict economy, and |
wanted more than three discharged,
Ind called for the yeas and nays, when
he report was adopted by all the
present voting in the affirm
tive but Alderman Crowdus.
A petition from Messrs. Marsalis &
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Probable Capture OF an Escaped Con.
vict-A Clcw 10 the Authorities.

MANSFIELD, La, May 81, 1876.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
/ see notice of negro making his
escape from near White Rock, in your
state. The paper stated that he was
sentenced for forty years. There is n
negro now in Jail at this place who was
arrested as suspicious character. He
is a stranger here, and is about five
feet high, scar on his throat, has two
sears on one leg just above the ankle,
as though he had been ironed. There
was white man seen also, who said
he was looking for the negro. The
white man said the negro was under
his charge. The negro rode small
gray pony. Near this place the white
man was seen leading the pony, with
saddle on, going west. The white man
evidently brought the negro here in
order that he, the negro, might make
his escape. Please have the matter
looked into. Have the description of
the negro sent here. Truly,
f. M. BRowNFIELD, Deputy Sheriff.
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A card.

VIC. Sickles q Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at GIG Elm street, X.
W Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
.he ~th instant Mr.. ii. ], Edgerley dispos-
ing OF his interest TO w. II. Coker. The
style OF the firm will remain the same.
Goods VIII be delivered In the city free Of
charge. W. @. sICKLEs.
6ldly VIII, CoKER.
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Odd Fellows.

AT a called meeting of Trinity lodge
LUZ, |. .. o. f., held on May 18th, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almight
God, in his wisdom and mercy to take
from us our much beloved brother,
Raymond Burke; be it
Resolved, That In the death of
Brother Burke, Trinity Lodge and the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows'
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THE DAILY IrKaALD

Will be found ou sale by tho news
boys ON all trains az the Texas ana
and Paeine railway, and Id the foIIew'
Ing news stands la the city, yizd M. H.
fFanhiin a ia, b0i Main street 10, .,
star, h.asnar street Pierce a Lyle, b07
Main street, Cigar stand 40 the san
Jaeinto Hotel, and .. meEihsre, La'
mar street.
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Mr., Il, II. Gruber returned to the
city yesterday.
--Drs, G. w. Hatch and II. b.
Grimes, United States army, are regis
tered Mt the San Jacinto.
Colonel Ed. Finnin, the we'll
known turfman, arrived in the city
yesterday, and has taken quarters At
the San ,JacinLo.
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A work of Art.

The Spencer optical Manufacturing COM
pany of New York have achieved scientific
triumph in the diamond Spectacles" which
are produced Mt their works. These glasses
are made from the best materials, and man.
ufactured with true artistic and scientific
skill, and as aids to failing or impaired eye
sight, they have no equal. Every genuine
pair is stamped with the trademark, a small
diamond. 79d2w35w2w
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post
office.


Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
| Office.
Northern Mail,
| Via NJ, X. and Il. Il. r., comprising western.
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at 5:2S m; de-
parts daily at $3.50 II m.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana. GAL
| points in southern Texas, arrives daily nj g.30
m; departs daily at SOS m.
Eastern Mail,
| Via T. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
| PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and All
eastern Texas, arrives daily at iliO p m; de-
parts ually at 3:aO p IN.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granburv.
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksboTo
and western posts, arrives daily Mt a0O N m.
departs daily at $3.50 a m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
IlmDers, arrives at 6 p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday al
a nj. "
scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Mn
arrives tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL m; departs at p m alternate DAYS.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. SElizabethtown. Bovd,s
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
81 . m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at Z a m alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p IN Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays. Departs 100 IN alternate
days. "'0
Lisbon Mail.
!, hed Oak and Lisbon arrives at m Mon |
Jay, wednesday and Friday; departs altern- |
ate days at a III.
Mails for Bobo's store Grapevine and suok
creek are taken out by hand, at irregular in
once Hours,
Delivery window, 8 q m to 5pm,
Money order window, s m to u m, and
rom y m to pm.
stamps sold from s q IN to nm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours. "' "i"'i
All persons having complaints against the
,fnce, on any account, will please nrpsent
master i' P'S'-
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New Flour.

The superintendent of the Todd mills
yesterday purchased twenty-seven
bushels of new wheat, raised near
White Rock, seven miles from town,
and VIII grind It this afternoon, the
hour Of which will be shipped to-mow-
row 70 St Louis, Chicago and New
York. What think you Of that, you
uozen-oUt, misrepresentation citi-
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GO To PIERCE IL LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phiia-
deIpliia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiiuIin the mar
kef. Also u large stock of Lin
en- and Holland Shades i'm
stock.
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Daily 4srald.
WEDNESDAY MORNING liiiMAY %,
ron sALE.

my residence, corner Pacific avenue
anu Houston streets, embracing haIfa
bieeh sf ground. with well finished
ene-story and basement roeh-eonoreie
baiidinE, and all necessary oui-buiid.
inss, etc, An early applicant may so
cure bargain,
JHO. w. swINDRLLs.
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CLOTHING
AZ Il. NJ. Kahn & Brothers..

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to 90 to Il. M. Kahn & Brothers.,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock Of clothing in
the city, which they are disposing of
at very low figures.
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zens Of The northwest Now aour be-
fore the LIST OF June il really a few
days ahead Of even north Texas, Tally
another for Dallas, The twenty,seyen
bushels were lheproduot Of three-luar-
ters OF an mere.
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Hair Work

Of all kinds; switches, braids, puns hair
Jewelry, ETC., done in the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs. $. a. Druly. 5ll south
Jefferson street. Comblngs of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
pilce paid for human hair. G5dlm
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BY reference to our local columns
1t will be seen that Colonel Noble and
II. M. Hoxie, Esq, have tdndered the
delegates and visitors to the general
assembly of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rlan church, now in session in our
city, an excursion over their roads.
1t was hoped that the Texas Central
would have acted with the same liDer-
atty, but, for reasons best known to
themselves, they refused. This assem-.
bly, is composed of delegates from
Pennsylvania and nearly all the west
ern and southern states. They are u
fair-looking, intelligent body OF men,
and we trust that they will carry away
with them good impression of our
state and people. We hope that Dal-
las, Houston and Galveston will each
give them proper reception. The
benefit that will accrue to our state
may be very great, and we should
leove nothing undone to make their
visit among us pleasant and agreeable.
= Jefferson Leader
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CITY BUSINESS.
All Ticket Holders

Interested in the Denison lottery will please
meet ut f. Q. Miller's hail. Wednesday even
ing at s O'clock
Sdlt MANY TICKET HOLDERS,
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Mn. A, II. CLINTON viii have the exclusive
eharge OF the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thia date until further notice,
AprIl 40, IND.
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For Rent.

residence on the corner of Harwood ana
San Jacinto streets, eight minutes walk from
the postotlico, is new has six rooms, with
out houses, and one acre of ground, with
good garden planted and growing. Terms
low. Apply to W.O. DIBOLL,
Corner Austin street and Ross avenue.
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Wake Up and See What il
Going On.

Joseph Mencser, grocer, els Elm street,
Dallas, beats all IN selling goods cheop.
lie delivers them to customers free. Go
and gire him trial, at els Elm street.
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PIERCE ~ LYLE'S,
5O1 Main street, is the place 10
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is
sued. Don't miss the place or
You will forever regret ii.
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Kentucky Jacks.

Wanted to exchange three fine Ken
lucky Jacks for real estate. Call and
see them at Works stable. S7d3t
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Notice.

All the old accounts due Becker Il Thomp-
son, ana not paid by the 9th Of June, 1875,
Will be sold at auction to the highest bidder.
JOHN c. Becker n co.
rallas, May %, 1875 S1dlw
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Are solicited for hanging telegraph wire.
Distance eleven miles For full particulars
address CHoATE SOMERBY,
o'ulw Kaufman, Texas.
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OF the season al the Peoples Market
No. 20l Lamar street. S7dtf
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Notice.

All the old bills due me, not paid by the
3lst of May, will be sold at auction, to the
highest bidder. l.. CAPERAN.
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turned, Mrs, Williams and Mr.. j. n.
obenohaln were seated on the porch
converting when Recommended using
very profane aud Insulting language,
Mrs Williams requested him 10 deslst
from profanity In tho presence Of la
dies, but lao continued, aud remarked :
~ feel as II | am going TO KIN some
body Tonight Young Obenehaiu re-
Marked estingly, "a gnat ormusquilo,
perhaps when Stone said something
about being insulted, aud, walking up
TO him, drew pistol and fired, Young
Oben0haln reeled backwards and said
to Mrs, Williams, who was by his side,
~ believe | am shot, aud seeing
blood on his shirt bosom, assisted him
through the hall 10 u bed, while the
wOnld-he murderer made his escape.
l'r0t Williams WIS not ut home, hay-
ing gone u, church, and the feelings Of
his wife, who had just seen q friend
shot down In her presence by u drunk
en- ruillan, may DO easily Imagined,
Physicians were Immediately sum.
mOned and In few minutes the room
whore young Obenchaln lay was
crowded with his friends and relatives.
The ball entered near the breast bone,
about the center Of the chest aud
seemed TO have detected downward.
Tho wound was partially probed, hut
the physlolans have not yet succeeded
In eXtrlcaling the ball.
The alarm was given Immediately
after the shooting, aud tho city police,
under Marshal Pork Dispersed In
every direction In search Of the muir
deror, and he was captured about
eleven O'Clock by Oncer Spencer, who
found him, apparently asleep, among
some tall weeds In II fence corner OF
the il6ld adjoining Puts beer garden.
The pistol with which he did the shoot
Ing was found In his pocket IL isa
small broech-l0ndlng Colts derrlnger,
and, while loaded, gave evidence OF
having been recently discharged. A
number of cartridges, which fitted the
pistol, were also found on his person.
Ho seemed 10 be somewhat sobered by
the situation, aud made no resistance
whom officer Spencer arrested him.
AZ he was passing n saloon on his way
TO Jail the bnrkoeper remarked TO him,
"ls that you, stone? They've got you
ow,'and viii hold YOU" He replied,
"Not much,p lie claims TO be from
either Mississippi or Alabama, and
during some of his drunken rawlings
said his namo might be Stone and II
might not. This may have been drunk
on brngBadoclo, but be this as II may,
II IL high time that such men, who
carry knives and pistols, and stab or
shoot peaceable citizens for lancled
Insult or imaginary provocatlon, be
brought up with round turn-round
--the--neck.
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.. II. Hendricks

VIII open photograph gallery in
Terrell in few days. S7d3t