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THSY HUSF CLOSE UP OR COME
SOUTH.

In less than twenty years the cotton
factories OF the north will be forced to
either close up or remove to the south.
This will be the inevitable result. The
Charleston Courier Utters a solemn truth
when it says that even in these depress-
ing times "the southern cotton-mills
continue steadily at work, although
they have declared reduced dividends, "
and AYERS that beyond the depression
Of business, OF which mention has been
made, the northern mills are affeSed
more seriously than ever by southern
competition. They are being driven out
of the market by the southern spinners
Of heavy goods, and the time is fast APP
preaching when they must close up or
come SOUTH" And this is not only true
of the heavy goods, but even in the finer
fabrics Of cotton and wooden, in other
portions OF the south than those men,
toned by the Charleston COu-
rjer. Virginia, Georgia, Ten
Iessee and Alabama are preparing to
embark more largely than ever in the
manufacture of cotton goods, in which
they have two important advantages
over the northern manufacturer, name
~, in the greater cheapness Of labor,
and the saving of transportation, both
in respect to the raw material and their
manufactured product, all Of which find
ready home market. In fact, in the
language OF the Courier, the time is fast
approaching when the northern manu-
facturer must "close up or come SOUTH"
In other words he will be compelled to
recognize the fact, tariff or no tariff,
that his very existence depends upon To-
eating in the vicinity of the raw mate
rial, aud rely upon fair business profits,
such as shall tend to the equalization of
wealth, and not the building up Of arti-
fetal values at the expense Of the gen.
eral prosperity. The south has only to
"wait and watch" No mind can COM
pTehend her future greatness. In less than
twenty years most Of the cotton raised
in the south will be manufactured in the
south. a cottOn-factory in every neigh
bOrhOod will be as indispensable as a cot
tOu-gin. When all the cotton-factories
Of the north shall have been transferred
to the south, what q valuable accession
will be made to our capital, labor and
population.
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THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

Governor Fenton and a half-dozen
other Liberal Republicans met at Sara
toga, New York, on the twenty-frst
instant, FOR the purpose Of deciding what
they should do with themselves in the
future. The disastrous defeat of the
Liberal movement, in 1872, admonishes
its leaders against making a similar ex-
pertinent. Hating the Radical party,
and too stubborn to join the Democracy,
they seem inclined TO form an alliance
with the Independent party. This will
prove weaker than the Liberal Republi-
csn party, FOR all sensible people see that
there are but two great parties in the
country, and sdherents Of both profess
independence. However necessary and
unavoidable the existence Of parties
may be in free government, they are
at best, necessary evils. If it were
practicable, it would be infinitely better
that wise schemes Of legislation, right
methods Of administration, and the
claims and merits OF the best men for
office should be trusted to prevail, and
TO make themselves recognized ard
accepted, without the machinery Of
party conventions, caucuses and
managers, which imply diversity
Of opinion and Of interest upon all
these subjects. Such a state Of things,
however, would be entirely Utopisn. It's
realization would be the advent Of
political millennium. As men are con-
stituted men will differ as the constitu-
ton OF their minds, their education and |
association, their passions and their in.
terests lead them, and the existence Of
IaEties is inevitable. The next contest
will be fought 10y the Democrats and |
Radicals, and separate organization Of
either Independents or Liberal Republi-
cans will have few votes in the election
OF 1876.
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Tuesday, the 18th dsy Of Augus., s75,

in legal hours, in front of the courthouse
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed To sell. 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit:
Lot No. D, OF block -, Of W. D. DuGu's sub
division, fronting on DubOss avenue, situated
in the city of Memphis, shelby county, Ten
Eessee, 50 feet front and - feet deep, contain
ing house. Lot No. Il, according 20 the plan
OF subdivision OF the W. j.. Dunn lands, stu
ated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county.
Tennessee, on south side Of Spring street, IL
feet front and 25J feet deep. containing
double tenement house LO $50. 3. Oh block
>, of the W. ID. Dunn subdivision, fronting on
Walnut street. situated IN Inc city Of Mem
plls, SHELBY county, Tennessee, Ety feet
IrOntSo feet deep, containing house.
Levied on as Inc properly Of defendant, b.
J. Eddins, 70 satisfy said tudgm euts interest
and costs.
G.. i. Z NDERSON
Sheriff OF .LeIby county, Tenn.
MemphIs, 18th day Of July. 40. wv
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Mrs. Cuth5eTt's Boarding and Day
School fOF lOUag ladies,
sT.LOUIs, MO.

THE Principal would announce 10 uer
i friends and patrons Of the south and
southwest, that this Institution VIII reopen
on Monday September 18th, in It's new and
streets, st. Louis. This bu lding, known as
the City University, has been remOde ed aud
fitted up, making IL one OF the finest school
buildings IN the west. Many facilities have
been added and the school may now be con
sideTed complete in all its departments Ref
eTences can be given in all the western and
southwestern States.
Address for catalogues and In formation
MRS. ETGENIA CUTHBE. ri. 81 Louis
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WE learn from a gentleman, who
lives in Danville, Virginia, and who HIS
recently travelled considerably in tnst
State, that it has been raining foy two
months, and that most OF the wheat is
Injured the fields often now being green
with newly-sproUted wheat. The tobac-
e. crop in this same region is nearly all
de- tTCyed by wet weather.
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NEW FIRM

WE HAVE THIS DAY Associated
~ ourselves ~gether uuder the nam. ana
style Of SIANI OS, POITEB az CO., for ma
purpose OF doing a Wholesale Grocery.
REOSfsl"Es and General Orsinsssr ion bY1t,f.
ness. We have engaged the services OF Mr.
w. 3. Staleys late with ID. II. Townsend to
take charge OF the Office, Would solicit. and
VIII make liberal advances prompt saifS and
returns on colSignmeuts. Bringing, as We do,
an experience of over Q quarter of "A century
IN a similar line Of business in his City.ruiulz
we know the wants OF the trade, ana are an
titled to a share OF consideration from mr.
chaSers in our line, and would ask that thew
call upon u5 on or about September frs
when we propose having complete stock of
Staple Groceries and Prov isiOas No. "a
Front ssreeE, between Madison and Court.
j. =. STANTON,
CHAS. POTTER.
MEMPHIS, July &, 1875. wis
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C0N2GLIDATl1N,

T1HE White River Valley md Texas Rail.
l. road Company having consolidated with
the AempblS and Kansas City Railroad Conn
pauy, gives 70 the latter Company 81 Cuusidera-
ole increase OF us capital stock, and 10 Is ex-
Ing the road Wall To commenced 1T an earlv
day, bids for that purpose having been made
TO the company. The Euderssg-.-f rs SIN re-
celving subscriptions II Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is Tsyug from two to
i've dollars per acre, IS heretofore published
NOW IS the time % subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875.
Bememb Der, all taxes cease from date O sab
scrptlOu. All communication addressed So
the undersigned, care adams e Dixon, No. Il
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, vii receive
prompt attention. =. g AagHAY
Nuhseripti0n Agart : = = &. :. z 20
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
RBAh list ED.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
L That by virtue Of two writs Of venditiOnf
eEpOuRs 70 me directed from the Honorable
First Circuit Court OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN the case OF L. F.. Wright versus B.
J. Eddtns, judgments rendered on the I'D day
OF March, 1873, for the aggregate sum OF four
hundred ana twenty-five dollars and sixty
four cents. with Interest and cost of suit, to
satisfy said judgment, ETC., viii on
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IN our article on fruit culture in FIJI
days APPEAL it was stated that peaches
Melted the producers OF them, at Gads-
den, on the Louisville road, four dol
lars per barrel. This, We thought, wss
q large profit, but We have since learned
that it should have been four dollars a
bushel. This, indeed, must be a profit
able business.
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MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK B. ".
ChRuue Of SohaduTa.

COMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1875,
~ and until further notice, trains will ar
rive ana depart as follows Memphis time):
Mall train leaves Lou. < N. anu CT.
Southern K. r. depot, dali y .,.........3s 95 pm
Arrives, lSll III
New Pullman Palace ears on mail trains
from this date, June q, 1875.
For further Information and tickets. apply
at No. 2S7 Main street, Z7S Main street, or at
L. q N. and CT. Southern K. K. depot, at head
OF Main street.
W. +. SMITH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Insolvency Notice.

State Of Tennessee, Shelby cCunty-Orice OF
County Court Cierk, In G., estate =. A
Norton. Memphis, Tenn, July "A, lSTE-To
Mrs 5. L. Norton, admins IatIix:
"a AVING suggested the insolvency OF the
= estate OF :. \. NOrt5n, deceased, You are
hereby ordered 10 give EOJiCe, by sdyerr'se-
meut in some ueNSpaL e- published within
tue said state, and also at the Courthouse door
o. shelby county. Tor all ger Ons havIugz
claims against salt estate 20 appear and file
the same, with the clerk Of the County
Court, authenticated in the manner pre-
ECrIbei by law, on or before the fist CAV OF
January, 1876, and any claim not fled on or
before said day or before an appropriation Of
the funds o! said estate Is made shall be for
ever barred, both in law and equity.
Witnsss my hand, al office, this I4th Gay OF
July, Isl.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
In accordance with the above order, claims
may b. HE'D with me within the time allowed
or with my attorney, Mr. l. l.. Belcher, Irv-
ing Block.
JyIi Sc. NORTON, Misunderstanding,
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
HELP wAvrEp-mALAs.

vTyAyryp-A GENTLEMAN or INDUSTRIOUS HAR
w It's good address and strictly honest who desires
permanent situation to do various duiie IN an once A.
reasonable salary; no attention will be gwen to an
swers unless the applicants previous habits ana oGc
the of those who will be surety for correct -
havor. Address II. H.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

ENRENCQ WAITER SPEAKING ENGLISH AND
Il German, wants situation IT. private family he
un terstands his duty would travel with family.
H. CH. 253 7th av., New York.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

CoACHMAN AND GARDENER-BY A YOUNG MAN;
~ thoroughly understands the care OF horses: VIII
make himself useful good reference Address j. b., box
l0I Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

WILL GIVE $3.50 TO $50 FOR POLITICAL POSI-
L ton Dank or otherwise. Address. in strict conf
dcnce. SINCERITY, box I5o Herald office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

(NOACHMAN OR GROOM-BY A MARRIED MAN; NO
~ ercumbrance; can rite ana drive well thoroughly
understands the ana nagement of horses best
city reference Address c. d., 10 West lstnst
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

SifUArIoN wANTED-As NIGHT wATcHMAN. BY A
- young married man; frst class reference given
Address W. e., Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

GERMAN. MARRIED. WISHES A SITUATION AS
~ gardeners understands hts business and the care OF
horses and cows thoroughly: best recommendations
from last place Address e. KOCH. Mount Vernon West
chester county, NY.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

(yoAclIMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ waued-By q steady. competent. single young man
Of good prac teal experience in both. Address r. H.
box lis Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

LAHDENER'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAR
" rieI German man; Is first class for!st under
sands the care OF hot and cold eraneres and green.
house orchard house plants good bouq net maker ana
vegetable gardener and all kinds fruits and currans
best references III Brooklyn Call on address HANFL
BROS, Norisls. 795 Broad Wav.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

NOACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANT
~ ed-by an American married man no family tnor ,,
ourhly under erstands the horses ana Vegctaple
gardeninc permanent place wanted; best reference.
COACHMAN. No. Allen st. .
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

WANTED INMEDIATELY-BY A CANADIAN LADY
w leaving her present position In school situa.
tion resident teacher in school family the latter
prcevred) is normal school graduate; qualifications
higher English branches. mathematics. French and
out of the city. desired references Address g. n j.,
box llg Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
THE TRADES.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO LEARN THE HORSE
"A shoeing trnde or book binding. Call on address.
three days, r. S. No l.lCl lst between Goth and
,lst SITS
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

NOACHMAN'S AND GARDENERS sIICAIloN
~ wagted by single man thoroughly understands
his business; milk will bc found willing and oblisng;
best references. Address g.. box l23 Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

NOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANrED-MARRtED.
~ child unders stands pain gardening; nrst rate
mtkcr sober and temperate not airait OF work sood
reference. Address NJ. H., box 1875 Herald once.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

CoMPOSIToRs-sIx COMPosITOEs WANTED FOR
~ several weeks Apply Mt 27 Fleet ST., Junction OF
Debevoise St, near Willoughby, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-MAERIED;
~ understands greenhouses ard grapcrics perfectly
first class fruit vegetable grower honest and tenn
perate splendid reference. Address J. SEXTON, box
1875 Herald office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY MAR
" ried German speaking English, without childre,
care OF flowers and vegetables Cali on or address, TO
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

Jay, MARCH II, ls75.-TR1PLE SHEET



ENARMER.-wANTED A SITUATION. BY SOBER.
married man. small family; hrst rate milker; can
% any work on farm seven years reference Address
NJ NJ. box l95 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

1NANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
w must be a good cook washer anc irener. and have
good city reference; others apply. Call IA
East 49th St, from IL 10 IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

SIrUATIOS WANTED-BY A YOUNG FRENCHMAN
~ speaking little English. in prvate boarding house
or restaurant as waiter useful man. Call present
employers, Is West 22d ST.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

VNANTED-BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF THREE,
w second Floor or Parlor and basement Floors
five and rent $40 to $50: sion the st Nf
April; preferred location from Fourth to Thrueth
and Third to Eighth avenue. Address A. c. W.,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs

At 81 LEXINGTON AV.-WANTED. FRENCH
"A Swis. Protestant nurse girl: also an American or
English girl under 25. accustomed to general house
work must be good washer and ironer
STYLISH YOUNG LADY OR WIDOW CAN Oh
n tain position housekceper for q young gentle
man and his children IN this city. Address CHILD, l6O
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF APPLICANTS FOB
/ Houses to- rent. from 81 200 per year upward. Par
ties having Houses to let please send particulars II
JOHN KAVANAGfI. northeast corner Forty second
street and sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

VNANTED-BY A SINGLE LADY, TWO UNFUR
w nished Rooms without board, between Sixteenth
and Thrtieth streets Third and sixth refer
ences exchanged. Address A. L., box Oi Herald Up.
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

WANTED-FROM lST OF APRIL OR MAY, BY GEN
w tleman and wife, Parior Floor and Basement lsix
roomS Second Floor small, quiet house,
in good neig nborhood, between fourteenth and
Thrtieth streets and Second and Eighth Adj
dress HOME, box l59 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

TINE JEUNE ALSACIENNE. PARLhNr FRANCAIS,
- allemand ct anglais, desire unc place CONNIE femme
de chambrc dams mason privee. Elic peut donner
dcs city references S'adrcsser No l9 South 9Th
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

GARDENERS ORFARMER's SITUATION WANTED
~ BY sober industrious man; understands the care
OF flowers frit trees &C. first class vegetable ga
dener good reference. Address B., box N6 Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

CENTLEMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE USFuRNrSHEp
NJ Second Floor for housekeeping; private house: Ad
dress, with full particulars. price, &C. A. g., Herald
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

nESK ROOM WANTED--LOCATION CENTRAL;
~ NOT to exceed 500 per annum. Address X. Y. a..
odtC~
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, wANTEI

A WANTED By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. SMALL
IA. House In Rrooklyn: modern improvements: H
minutes walk from ferry; respectable neighborhood;
rent not to exceed $50 per year Address. with FULL par
Il uars Mrs. SCOTT. 37 West Thirty seventh street.
Ne York
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

XIANTED-EXPERIENCED RETAIL DRY GOODS
w statesmen for the mourning and suit departme
none but FIRST class men need apply. j. 4 c. JOHN
STON, Broadway. 9Th av and I'D ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

To GET the best value tor your money
and to get Clothing best adapted to your
wants, you ought to look through NUM-
Der Of stocks, examine goods, note the
variety and compare the prices. Your
own Judgment will then tell you where to
buy. We claim that our stock is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city. But We do
not ask YOU to admit our claim without
proof. This proof will be furnished by
yourself II you will follow the advice
given above. Go to all those stores that
claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
at low prices, then call on Us and We will
show you a stock incomparably larger
than any other kept in Wheeling. Besides
our immensely superior stock and varie-
ty, we will show you that We sell our
goods at from 10 to 10 per cent lOlner than
any other house here. Our stock con-
sists Of every description OF Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Don't fail to call and save handsome
percentage on your purchases.
NJ. GUTMAN & Co.,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

CHANGE OF SUPREME COURT RULE
We yesterday morning briefly alluded to
the change made in Rule No. IS Of the
Supreme Court. The rule now reads
30 appeal, writ of error, or supersedeaS,
will be heard before the second term after
the record has been printed and the case
dockcted, except by consent, unless the
record shall have been printed thirty days
before the commencement Of the term al
which q hearing is demanded, and the
party desiring the bearingShall have Civ
en- written notice to the opposite party OF
his counsel, Of his intention to insist on 0
hearing, thirty days at least, before the
commencement Of said term, which notice
shall I've returned to the Clerk on or be-
fore the first day Of the term, and the no.
tice required by the seventh section, chap.
ter sixteen, Acts OF 1928, shall be filed
with the Clerk in the like manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

by virtue Of Adcel Of trust, hitle by the '.SuI".
Fl0r Machine C1mtany," dated the 10Th day 0l
Octnirf, 1871, and Of record In ohio county lAilIl
records. In deciOt trust lsnk No O. page ~, the
undersigned tru'ler, John J. Jones, will an
TUESDAY, the 81 day oi August, 1873,
Commencing al 10 o'clrk A. 81, prorCtd tn scll nj
public auction al the front dOnt of the TOUT llouS'
VI said Ohio county, In the city NJ Wheeling,
and state Of West Virginia, tho property conveyed
10 me ~ said deed Of tfu, and situate In the Fltt
Ward Of said city Of Wheeling that Il In say. All
thUa two several parcels u pUund lying aud lFint
Immediately nUfih u and adjoining the property
Of tbr esa, Oi David tinflnrf, ln,rut said city VI
Wheeling, deceased. west NJ Main street, s1uih Ui
Rank NOV Fourth street, anil east NJ the Ohio
river, and al1o Two town lots lS1s ~ and 3Jl lying
on the north side NJ Hank lnOw Fourth Incl
which arc more fully dee thcd In Two TV'fnl lN-l'
VI c1uVeyanCr Of the same, beating date Cyrn with
ald deed Of trust and Of record In said Ohio roum-
" land records In deed l1Ok No. Co. pages ~, y,
"a anil male hy Thomas Sweeney, ST., and A. j.
Sweeney and wife 10 the aid superior Machine
Company and Thomas Sweeney 10 said Company,
respectively, and upon which arc located We rant
tnl and machine shop Of said superior Machine
Combany; also the Iron foundry BRAS foundry,
machine shop, boiler shop, hitting shop, blacksmith
shop, stable, &c, Of Sweeney 4 %, containing Two
and half acres Of ground, !" the same more OF less
together With all the buildings and improvements
thereon and n tho engines, machinery tools, hG'
lures peftBlnlhg thereto; and nl'p all patterns,
lAthes, boring mills, drilling machncs planning ma
OhInei and other tools aud fixtures upon the abpvc
named premises nndluUd byiSwrcneysG 90, In and
about their bn,ncti NJ founders AMI engine and
machine builders
TRANS bV E-Ous. fourth Of the purchase mon.
oy In hand on the day Of sale, and the balance In
equal payments II iif hr,itt and ti0hi,,n months,
With Interest from The day n sale Deferred pay.
menA 10 lie rcufrl either by deed II trust nfOn
the property, or NY retaining The tlto until the
putehaSe money i'p1id, ns the lrrtIce may rcIuire
and by Assignment II sufficient Insurance IN the
buildings thereon
SolllnaAs trustee, I shall tnnycy only such itls
A. IL vested In me by The above nhmel cr7 NJ trust
myY JOHN ! JONES, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

TmEREis driver on the Island branch
Of the street railway named Whistle, or
Whisky or Wilson, Or something Of that
sort, who should be taught that his pas.
sengers are not convicted felOns who are
being conveyed In "lllack Maria" to
some dark dungeon. An incident which
Yesterday occurred on the car IN charge
Of this person, whatever his name may be,
will serve to show how he looks after the
comfort Of his passengers. There were
three persons in the cnr-twO gentlemen
and one lady. The car was perfectly
flooded with dust, clouds Of which were
blown directly into the lady'sface through
the door in the rear, which was open.
One Of the gentlemen, observing this,
politely rose and shut the door. The
driver, in Il surly tone, pcrcmptorily
ordered the gentleman To open the
door, accompanying the expression
with some very insulting language As
no attention was paid to the jehn, lie
strobe nngrily TO the door aud jerked it
open, giving the terrified Chesterfield in
the corner to understand that NE (thc
jehu) would permit M one To interfere
with the doors in his car. The meek
passenger began to think he had been
guilty ui some high crime, and few mo-
ncnts afterwards, in an Apologize way,
remarked to the driver, an y good fellow,
why do you wish to quarrel with meY'
The scowl which Whistle, or Whisky, or
Wilson, or whatever his maine may be-,
turned upon that unlucky passenger,
would have annihilaled the his.
ioric "lhrec hundred" and he EN-.
phatically announced that he was going
10 run his car Ia snit himself, and he
didn't care whether the passengers liked
IL mr. mt