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3 BACK Buzz BsAER-A 11zster-co1per
called upon black nan in Ohio. and
wished 70 purchase some staye timber
The black nan asked for what purpose
lie wanted the timber. and received for
answer. Il have contract for > thous-
and whisky barrels
We'll sir." was the prompt reply.
Il have tie tinbr fct sale ahd want
money: bat No nan shall have = stsYe
Of nine for Tat Parpos4
The cooper was indignant to meet with
such stern repr0zch from black man.
and called him = .-niggzr"
That Is very true" mildly replied
the Other- It Is ny misfortune TO Be q
negrO can't help that; but | can help
selling ny timber 70 make Ehisky bar
rels, and mean TO do It
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after seFeEe k5sz s.srz. E0E1te1 tie
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sl9E pls1zh and engine Ekich stzrtei
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fhe srream h=aaS-engine- snsw E1s1gA
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BEHOLD.
AUCTION,

wa ts sd ~ pubic suctioR nv ueSiaence near
the Orleans coeaty Fair GTVund on FRIDAY. MARCH
s. al I o'caack. y N lie GOOD CONS fa half h1ccsi
leYseysA Ani HORSES.
TERMS--rSve Faanfhs' cresln with Suea appt0yesi
notes. Wa. l. RARRows. Auctioneer.
W c. BROWN
BartOs. W. Fee 5. lSSs.
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Tas advertiser. having been Permanently cured q
-sz- drsai cise4ss- CSusUuts0u. b ssiaple remedy.
! % % his feE.0w sufererz the
Elsz1s q e1rs- To Al VIA desire &. he WiI send
c0qy & The p-sseTipsEoz used free o. charge with
the 1reeso1s Nr preparing and usin the szEae heh
-teT I'll Ind 4 SURE CCEE f5r CONSUMPTION. AsrzHA
BEsscErTLs. &c Parties wishing the uTescriusieE
VII please assirssx. Rev. z A WILSON
Az I2a Penn St WIIIlzzashurEh Nex York.
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4 GENTLEMAN wbO suffered foT years from Ner-
u vous Ds5lsy, Premature Decay aad al the Effects
G Fltful vii fOr the sake q suffering
h2znisy Es fsse 50 al y 0 Bei Is. the Teosspe and
direction f5r making the SIMPLE reue1y By Ehich he
c1rd- Suz=Tsrs wishing PF1t BY The ziTe-<is-
sr's expsTIsEcs do 50 b addressing in psEfecs
e9a66ence- JOHN B OGDEN - Cedar st.. \. Y 4-ss
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The Pennsylvania papers are exhOrt-
ing those Who intend to exhibit st the
coming Centennial Exposition. and have
engaged space for that purpose. TO come
on with their goods. OF at least make
beginning, aud not wait until the last
week OF to previous to the opening day.
and then make a grand rush in true
American fashion There Is considera-
bic sense and reason in the suggestions
which they make. and they should be
heeied- Al the great exhibition build
ings are either completed or % nearly
completed that exhibitors can begin their
arrangements. and tbey have but little
over tEo mo1tks 70 transport and place
their articles. while April % Is the lin
it allowed for the reception Of articles
The arrangement should Be work. Of
care. taste aud thOFcughness IL what
We take 10 the exhibition Is 70 Be placed
in rows and files Ike the gods in .
wholesale hardware store, foreign IA
ti0us viii make : much better showing.
for they are beginning now and though
We consider the people Of the Old World
plodders It nay De the story Of the hare
+ and TIE tortoise repeated. unless We hw-
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GATARRh.
4 COUGH OF 20 YEARS.
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MYSTERIOUS FIKES.-We are now ar
rived At season Of the year when fires
are abundant. and mysterious fires es-
Peeially %. The mystery Of . IRE Is
one Ofthree kinds-the mystery Of fraud.
the mystery Of c&relessness and the mys-
terry Of ignorance. The latter eharae-
terizes people Of all ranks IN life. and
is, seemingly. as persistent As careless
ness. and sometimes as culpable As
fraud For instance. how many per-
sons know what = defective iue is ?
Hos many know anything about spOn-
taue0us combustion How many know
that hollow walls are actual faeS. which
have the power Of carrying flames from
the bottom Of house to the top. almost
Instantly How many know that the
heat Of stove. even when separated BY
some little distance from wood. will. in
the course Of time, so char il that a
spark will FIRE lt2 How many know
that, under favorable circumstances,
fires will shoulder for hours. ready to
fash into actual fame when famed By
the opening Of door. or the slightest
current Of air caused in any manner
whatever In brief how many know
anything Of hundred and one eireum-
stances that viii cause mysterious fires,
which slight degree Of practical knOEl-
edge might easily prevent2-IHsisx-
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BOSTON wHoLKSALE PRODUCE MARKET
oeSEScrKp KxFkEsSUIFo R
It H T. NJ o ~ L II q *


5sSasaS and Commission Dealer IN
BUTTER. CHEESE, FLOUR. LARD. bees.
BRAINS. DRIED APPLE. AZ
Il EesN SrKESr. BOsrox Mass.
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Neso Adcertisements.
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rails, and bridge timbers, IN enc con-
fused mas All escaped auSnjurea ex-
eeps Superintendent Flint lie was en-
tangled IN the ruins. Held fast BY the
iron monster that had fallen across his
lower sxuenitieS. eavelepei in clouds
Of escaping steam, he was found BY his
companions. who endeavorea q eStri-
cate him from his perilous position, and
though suffering agony he rallied his
ebbing strength and called cut ''Stcp
that mail train" Having said this. he
died. The train was stopped. and its
lead Of passengers that an Instant be
fore rushing en- to quick and certain de-
structiOn. gathered around aud tenderly
took up The remains Of him who. in his
dying agony, had remembered their per
Il. and BY averting it had won his right
ITO the title Of hero.
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Special 2totices.
COFFIN PLATES
ERRORS OF YOVTH.

furnished ami neatly ezzsvesi II shoyr Bssiee I,y
silly 3. Z SHAW. Newport. VI
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LOEE[L

Last Monday, while Henry Woods
vas IN the woods shopping down tree
he cane within ! few inches Of being
killed By large dry lim5 falling from
the tree and striking him 0n the side Of
the head
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FOE COUNTY CONWIssI0NEE.
J. f . x N N L r.
OF BAETON.
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Soue seVs8ty-5vs ssuisuts Eers II
atseui4uce At TIE opening q the sPrIug
tern of DerbF AealsGy-
D. Maguer. tie horss trzirsr- VISITED
this rI1,s lzst thursday and Friday. AID
s-rzuirsi 4 class e tEsnty-eighE perssus-
GREENSBORO
We are soou % be without . minister
a-ain- Rev. J. T. Tkgug PEsaeasa Ehat
i savposea . be rs -iass -sT1su- l2ss
sabba,h- We lezrn that hs rs2aEss .
BrauIsborD Eith rs f1aily-
he csgrinse5 blow fru1 A. Wei
ues.lay -s-uTnz al Tk1rsiay night
With the tEer1o@eser frua 10 . "a d
grsss bsIsE rerp- sAs absSt = assh a.
ku-1n nasu-s eaa ss411- sItSssE E-sr.
uurinz. b.f ne lad &c ss4uss 3 M
can SAFELY s<s Is down a. the iSszhsss q
+ the se1son- ~
II diErultiez besEeen J. A Gos'
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gREPORT CENTRE

Etta C0nn1l. Emma DIANE, Helen
Dunhau, Fanny Dunbar E6s Will
iaus, and Herman FriLslI left this VI
einity fsv days since to attend the
Normal school zt JChuson-
The revival interest Is being felt IN
different parts Of our town Nine per-
sous aross for prayers one eveuing last
week. IN the MAzssId nsizhborh0od
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IO9T!

LOST!
CERTIFICATE NO. 2l,634-TEN SHARES
u California Gold snd Silver Mining Com.
pany's Stock, in the name Of Woods 4 Freeborn.
Trustees. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same % transfer has been
stopped. II found please return 10
HENDERSON b RIvES,
au27.a0d Stock Brokers, Phoebe, Nevada.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE Pacific
Mail Steamer, City of Picking, arrived
this morning FROM China and Japan
chinese advlces confirm the previous re-
ports as to the outrages on French the
catholic mission; several priests and at.
PENDANTS of the mission were murdered
and destroyed property to the amount OF
sixty thousand dollars.
The French Minister is taking active
steps to procure the punishment of per-
petrators, among whom are several Off
Gals of high rank. The difficulty of
the situation toward England continues
unsettled and grave consequences are
feared. The Chinese are making prepa-
ratlons for war, the Peiho Forts are
being put in fighting condition and OBJ
structions placed in the river,
SIX deaths from smallpox in this CITY
yesterday, three of which were Chinese;
four new cases were reported this morn
ing.
CopPERopoLIs, CAL, Sept THE body
Of an unknown man, with his throat
cut, was found dead about mile from
here yesterday. An inquest was held on
the body and the jury returned verdict
OF suicide; razor was found on the
body.
SAN Francisco, Sept. THE Pacific
Mail Cos steamer, City of Picking, as
tonished the community by steaming
into port at o'clock this moning. She
made the run from Hongkong in 22%
days and from Yokohama in l5% days,
which is "a to &c hours ahead of the
famous British steamer Oceanic, and the
best ever made between the ports.
Governor Irwin has issued proclama-
ton declaring Saturday (admission day)
public holiday. Banks, stock boards
and other institutions will remain closed
throughout the day.
The second trial of the case OF the
United States vs.. Charles Jost, to con-
denim the Antioch distillery for alleged
internal revenue frauds, was begun in
the United States District Court to- day.
The jury on the first trial disagreed not
outstanding the very significant charge
delivered by the presiding Judge.
The action of the Changers Conven-
ton relative to shipping wheat on farm-
ers' account seems to have failed to pro-
duce the desired results. The ship
Dryad, the only vessel the association
has is not yet loaded, and no other ships
have been secured Through this mac.
ton freights, in view of once more
threatened European complications, have
advanced from 2 pounds IL 8. d. to
pounds. Wheat has advanced in Liv-
erpool and is now selling at 46 s. per
quarter, an advance of about shilings
since the meeting of the Convention.
70 secure wheat from their ships the
ring offered 81 SIS per GENITAL about two
weeks ago, and the farmers weakened at
once. The ring has secured from II, 900
to 10, 900 tons at this price.
There was filed in the Office OF the
County Recorder to-day the first mort.
gage from the Spring Valley Wste,
works to D. Ogden Mills, Lloyd Trevia
ana VIM. +. 8abcock, in the sum Of
S1,ooO.o0O, secured on the company,
property. The loan was made to en-.
aole the company to enlarge and i'm prove
Inc ship Garibaldi. just arrived from
new York, lost four men, by falling from
aiott' during the passage.
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sacred. The Abyssiniars afterwards
proceeded to Massaeroa, which they
seized. The garrison and government
officers escaped on board of some ships
which happened to bs in port and ar
rived safely in Suez. The EGYPTIAN
government Is contemplating revenge and
Is sending fresh troops to the scene OF
action. Cavalry and artillery were also
being reorgauized.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Goss and Allen
choose as the place for their fight, a
clover field near Walton. Kentucky, on
the Louisville Short Line Railroad, IS
miles from here. About 500 lpeople
were present, the tight began at 7;45
a. m.
First Rouni-They carefully spared,
Allen drawing first blood and Goss
clinching. Allen falling on top; time Z
minutes.
Second-Allen strikes Goss on the
mouth and secures the fall.
Third-Allen won; the militia ap-
peared at this point but the fighting con-
tinued.
Fourth - Exchanges were fast and
heayy. Allen knocked Goss down by
terrible blow on the neck; time three
minutes.
Fifth-Allen struck and fell short on
Goss's face, receiving blow in the
stomach, and returned heavy on Goss'
eyes. After sharp fighting Goss went
down to avoid punishment.
Sixth-Allen got in several blows on
Goss's face and fights him down.
Seventh-The Covington Light Guard
stopped the fight.
Eph. Holland declares the men shall
fight 1t out before they get back to Gin
cinnati. Neither of the men are badly
punished.
After the militia dispersed second
ring was formed lear Walton, the Sheriff
not having sufficient posse to interfere.
Eighth round-Goss was severely pun
ished, but threw Allen.
Ninth-Allen finished the round with
heavy blows on Goss's face.
Tenth-There was heavy exchanges,
and Goss was forced to the ropes.
Eleventh Goss leads the fighting,
which is the hardest this round.
Twelvth-Goss' eyes badly swollen /;
Allen knocks Goss down.
Thirteenth-Goss gets terrific blow
on the mouth and goes down.
Fourteenth Goss threw Allen by o
clincll; foul sdisalowed.
Fifteenth-Both men were badly pun
ished
Sixteenth - In chasing Allen Goss
slips and falls.
Seventeenth-Goss was knocked over
the ropes.
Elghteenth-Allen gives Goss sting
err. A foul claimed by Goss was disal-
lowed.
Nineteenth-Goss slips and falls; close
fighting.
Twentieth-Both fall.
Twenty tirst-In close fighting. Goss
falls and is struck by Allen while on his
knees. A foul was claimed and allowed.
and the fight decided in favor of Goss at
IL 80 A. NJ.
Allen shows little or no injury about
the face. Goss was terribly beaten, and
ls almost blind. The time of the fight
was one hour and ifty-two minutes.
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Now is your time to provide Your
selves with Clothing and Dry Goods. J.
Cohn Il Bro. having determined to re-
move their immense stock il not sold
within thirty days, now offer their goods
at ~ per cent. less than any house in
this county can possibly do. Call and
satisfy yourselves. Parties indebted to us
Will please settle at once, as all accounts
remaining unsettled after the 30th inst
will positively be placed in the hands of
the proper authorities for collection.
Store for rent and safe for sale.
j. Conn Il Bro.
se'-St Main St, opposite NJ. V. st.
Iron IN THE Blood The "Pe-
ruvan Syrup" vitalizes and en-
riches the blood, tones up the system.
builds up the broken down, cures Dys-
pepsia, Debility. Dropsy, Chills and
Fevers, Chronic Dia-rbea, Nervous af-
fections, Boils, Humors, Diabetes. etc.
Thousands have been changed by the
use of this remedy from weak, sickIy,
suffering creatures TO strong, healthy
and happy men ard women; and inyalids
cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a
trial. A 80 page pamphlet, containing
history of the Peruvian Syrup, a yalu-
able paper in progress in medical science,
treatise on iron as a medical agent.
testimonials from distinguished pbysi-
clans, clergymen and others, will be sent
free to any address. Seth W. Fowle a
Sons. Proprietors. sc Harrison Ave-.
Boston. Sold by dealers generally.
aulS-lm
From r. Fellows, NJ. D., of Hill, n. H.
Although l have generally great OBJ
lection to patent medicines, I can but
say in justice to DR.. Wistar's "Balsam
OF Wild Cherry" that 1t il a remedy of
superior value for Pulmonary Diseases.
L have made use of this preparation for
years, and it has proved to be very relia-
BILE and ethcacious in the treatment of
severe and longstanding Coughs. 1
know of one patient. now in comfortable
health, who has taken this remedy, and
who but for its use, I consider, would
not now be living. r. Fellows, MD.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin Il Co., who employ
none but tirst-class workmen. tt.
In order to reduce stock and raise
money, will sell to merchants and citi.
zens of Phoebe, goods at greatly reduced
rates for cash. L. W. CIurE.
Phoebe, August rs. 1876. If
CLEAR CAsE.-The celebrated e Boca
Beer " at Henry Eilers' and Panaca Sa.
loon, Lacour street. One price, One
Bit! AN Il
CoaNAc, brandy, fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. G. Pou
jade's. If
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. Q. Poujade's, Meadow Val
ley street. If.
W. r. WILSON continues to sell ice
Leave orders second door above Meadow
Valley street.
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars a,
Poujade's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G. R. Alexan.
der's Drug Store.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. IF
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. c. Poujsde's,
A HOUSE and stable to rent.
W. r. Wilson.
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BY T ELE G r APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PIOCHE DAILY RECoRD
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

WORCESTER, Sept. 6,-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day and Will.
liam West Warren was elected chairman.
After recess Charles Francis Adams was
nominated for Governor by ACCLAIM alton.
William r. Plunket OF Pittsfeld, was
nominated for 1t. Governor, Edward H.
Lathrop for Secretary of State, Weston
Rowland for Treasurer, John E. Fitz.
gerald for Auditor and Richard Olney
for Attorney General. Ex-Governor
CASTOR heads the electoral ticket.
HARTFORD, Sept. 6.-The Democratic
state Convention organized today with
CHARLES Durand as President, and after
recess nominated the following ticket !.
governor, Richard d. Hubbard: Lienten.
ant Governor, Francis b. LOOMS; (botb
oy acciamation); Secretary of State. ID.
wight l.. Morris; Treasurer, Edwin A.
Buck; Controller. Chas. G. Hubbard:
electors at large Gov. Charles r. Ineer.
soil rnd Gen. VIM. G. Franklin.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The statue OF
La Fayette, given by the French Govern.
ment as an expression of its friendship
Tor this country, was unveiled this alter
noon IN Union Square. where already
stands the statues of Washington and
Lincoln.
The Tribunes Kingston, N. Y. special
says: This morning the Hayes gun
squad. of Kingston, with large delega-
ton OF citiz Ems, went to Stony Hallow to
set up pole and hang out Hayes and
Wheeler flag. The citizens of that place
would not hear the speakers, drowning
their voices with COW bells. shouts and
CALCULATIONS. The meeting broke up
without talk. Just as the train was
leading their cannon iu town the mob
undertook to pull down the pole. This
inceDsed the Hayes gun squad, who
rushed to the pole and were met BY
pistol shots. They we're returned by
the gun squad and 7 men of the Demo-
cratic rioters were wounded ,one MORALLY.
The squad had wounded. 1t was an
unprovoked act. One of the wounded is
reported dead at this hour, 9 D. M.
New YORK. Sept. IA Paris cores.
pendent telegraphs that fresh disaster
has hefallen the Egyptian arms in Abys-
sinia; $500 Egyptian troops with CON-
mander, Radbs Pacb, have been mas
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FOREIGN NEWS.

TORONTO, September T. A FIRE in
Streetville yesterday burned the Tele.
graph and Globe Hotels; and also two
men IN the stable where the fire started.
LONDON. September Z. - India bills
were allotted yesterday at a to Il pence
lower than last weeks allotment. The
ca is the fatness in the silver market,
Inc Times In financial article says 81
pence is the nearest quotation. The
81 STANDARD quotes it at 81 and 51L pence.
The Financier says that probably not
more than 5lH pence could be obtained
Tor silver deliverable in week or two
hence.
LONDON, D P. M.-Silver is quoted at
514 pence.
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PIOCHE
FR EICHTS
A SPECIALITY.

BUYERS, SAMPLERS AND Snip
PERs OF ORE AND BULLION.
Lock Box $50,
SALT LAKE CITY.
Sole Agents in Utah for Kansas NJ ADufacturing
Co.'S Celebrated Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, &c.
Warranted.
w. q. GRIFFIN, Agent.
All Liquors and Liquids will b. transported
only at the owners risk Of leakage.
mrl7-lyr At Wells. Fargo Cos.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-08

sole AeENcY.-W. r. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune, Eureka Sem
tinel and Comstock Record, Also
dealer in California and New York news-
papers, school books, stationery. music.
cigars and tobacco. Main street. one
door above Meadow Valley street. n
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-08
STOCK REPORT.
s,s FRIscisco. September :.
MORNING SALES

sag FR,soisco. September !.
MORNING SALES.
$50 Vpa.,n-3l. sax 34s 3l'.b5
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% Shollar Potosi-9o " .
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80 - Point-llh llss
80 49, 49, Jscket-2s 2Ts4 27H 81 X 27I, 27a
- - itmv,n,erial-5 ~. 5b5O AS 4.9S i.95
= Belcher-L-ss "a
a; Ksutuck-5
= aIph.-4s AK 49,
p .oSonddenee-l1S IN
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ssBullion-4l 80
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"a Yey York Con-65c
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80 Trojan-Boc sue
oS,o rospect-3 "a az OK 2&sl0
On N.rland-a
40 Cromer-4H
,GS Monumental--Sc
AFTERNOON SALES.
aNs,iow valley-9Cc
IN RAYMOND Il Ely 81
Z; gureks Con--l2
Sl5 Jackson-t
tx Alps-s
Xxx Gon-2H
o. Leopard-s4 50 81 9hb3O
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS.
81 drLhER ! sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Wilkin Mary Brady
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-08
LOST,

rJNHE FOLLOWING CHECK. TO WIT; No.
i 1922, for $l66, drawn in favor OF Proc
tor h Myers, on the London and San francisco
Bank by the State Bank Of Nevada located
at Phoebe. Nevada, has been lost IN tranernlB-
sion through the mails. All parties ars can.
toned against negotiating the same % payment
has been stopped.
m2S-30d 6TEkl.E I Tu81QL.