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On motion, bills were allowed - fol-

Petition of W. P. Douglass, asking to b
detached from school district No. 10 and
attached to No. 16, was accepted.
Petition of Cspser Bair to be annexed to
school district No. Sc, was reconsidered
and ordered laid upon the table.
On motion the application Of Emma
Butler, for permanent relief a poor, was r.
ferred 10 Commissioner Getty:
On motion the Board adjourned st"s
<Is~
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Recent revelations in Warrington have
made us = nation Of investigators. Devel-
opmenb in this community show that the
latest spring styles of mems, boys and
children's hats and caps, Is we'll as the best
and cheapest clothing and furnishing goods
of all kinds, are to be found At H. 4
Aitchelps store, op Washington avenue
north of the post Office.
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ATTENTION, FIRElGEN.

At the regular meeting, next Tuesday,
April 4th, the election Of Chief Engineer
and two assistants will take place. A full
attendance is requested.
C. A. LEAGLE, Foreman.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

The election in the new School district,
to elect Board Of Six Directors. took
place last Saturday. There was consider-
able excitement, the issue, ~ wonderland
il, being - to what teacher or what kind
of teacher, should be engaged. The voting
Wa pretty close, but the ticket in favor of
retaining the present teacher was successful.
The following gives the votes received BY
aanh <.nIs1>kn.
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NoTICE,
To who's, T. xlnv eoneer~

To whem i ssay concern.
All per:on' are hereby forbidden to cut
or carr, away any timber ~ any purpose
vh.tev'r, from the 81 Of The 4 E} Of Gee,
ton q. tavn'hip 81, range %, In Benton
county. unde,spsnalty of being prosecuted
70 The null extent Of he Law;
W.B. MITCHELL,
e.. Cloud, Feb. 10, 1870,
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CITY COUNCIL.
ST.. CLOUD. March y. 1876.


REGULAR MEEr1Na.-H Present: AID. J..
G.. Smith President, Bennett, l.. Clark, N.
p. Clarke, Dam, Dorr, Eaelbrock, Schersr
and Wilson:
The President Of tho Council presented
the petition of Little Giant Fire Engine
Co. No. asking to be reimbursed in the
sum of $76l3, deficiency in expenses At.
tending the late State Firemen'sC Convention
in this city.
Aid. Wilson moved that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted, and tile City Clerk
draw an order for the same. Af,er some
discussion, AID. L. Clark called for The ayes
and noes, with the following result: T.,
Ayea-Ald Bennett, L. Clark, Dam,
Dorr, Edelbrock, Schster and Wilson-7.
Present and not voting = AID. n. P.
Clarke and Powell. t.. .,.
On motion of L. Clark the City Clerk was
directed to draw an order for the sum of 81
to pay for certified copy Of amendments to
City charter. :'''
The Committee on Claims and Accounts
recommended the payment of J. J. DORIS
bill for wood, $275. Accepted. ..
The bills of J. ]. Door for wood and Of
E. Capple for breaking out streets after
snow storm, amounting to $1l, were re.
ferred to the Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts.
The Committee on Claims to whom WAS
referred the motion of Aid. Bennett in ref
erence to refnnding portion of NJ Mick
ley's auction license, reported the same
back without recommendation. After dis.
cushion, on motion of AID. N. p. Clarke
the report was accepted. /:
The City Attorney, in compliance with
the request Of the City Council, presented
an Ordinance regulating the planting d
shade trees in tho city Of St. Cloud, which
had its first reading. Several amendments
having been suggested for the perfecting O
the ordinance, on notion Of AID. scherer Il
| was referred to the Committee on Ordinan
ces and the City Attorney with instruction.
to report 1t back 1t the next meeting Of TIL
Council.
The monthly pay roll for March,. $15a.
90, w.s presented by the5ciy Clerk, Wit
was directed to draw orders for the rsepee
! tive amounts. ::
|. Adjourned to Wednesday evening, April
| 6sb.
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The Brainerd Tribune refers to the
law supplement sent 10 its readers, contain
ing part of the results of the labors of the
last Legislature, aud adds this couplst:
Read read with cairo
The doin's Of the grssshoppair.
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D~Town Clerks will bear in mind that
they can be supplied At The JOURNAL Of.
fee with Town blanks of al kinds, the
Township Manuals. Town books, etc. Or
den BY mail promptly filed.
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The Sentinel says that the arrangements
for starting cheese factory at Sank Rapids
have been completed and that work on the
building will be begun at once.
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SEE HERE! SEE HEREll
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Just received at the new clothing store
of II. z. Mitchell, on Washington avenue,
large and splendid assortment of spring
goods, all fresh from the manufacturers,
including mems, youths and boys' suits,
and a full line Of furnishing goods, all OF
the best material and generally made to or
der, and in the very latest styles. Also,
hats and caps of every variety and style.
All At prices lower than ever before offered
in this market,
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USE CAur1oN.-In calling for III,

USE CAuT1oN.-1n calling for that ex-
cellent Saleratus, d. B. DeLand 4 Co.'S
Best Chemical, be sure you get what you
call for, - in consequence Of it, success
tn ere ore many limitations in the market.
1t is better than Soda and cheaper and bet
ter than Baking Powder. AT Boyd's.
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NOTICE TO WALK UP.

All persons indebted to f. Cross are re-
quested to call and settle before the LIST of
April, as he is going to leave St. Cloud.
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7. r.. WING.

Dealer in -four, feed and grain. The best
grades of -four constantly on hand and at
as low prices as At any place in the city
Inthe "Mills'' building, St. German street.
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SOCIETIES.

North STAR LODGE A. F. & A. M.-Regula
Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays i,
each month.
J. E.. WING, M.
J. B1GGERsTAFF, Sec'y.
DIAMOND LODGE No. 104, 10. Of G. T:-Reeula
meetings every Tuesday evening At O'Clock.
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POSTAGE The postage on pa.
the Office Of publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside of Stearns
county should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for six months, to pay tho postage.
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-"Jennis June" says that Mr.. A. p.
Burbank; Of Chicago. is one Of the two
most popular public readers in New York
City.
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JAMES CARLISLE
FURs! FURSi

/ The highest market price in cash paid fpr
fprs, at H. 3: MitchslPs Clothing Store
O~h on him before selling your furs.
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SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT.

I By the March superintendent each per.
son in Stearns county, between the ages of
five and twenty -one years, receives thirty
seven cents, one mill and seven-tenths Of
mill. The following list shows what each
district in the county il entitled to receive
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"A paper with : circulation Of 400
actual Subscribers in seounty, 10 not worth
half .. much ~ papsr with 1000 sub-
scribers in the same locality. Difference
OF political opinion can make no didsrouoe
in the cash value Of ~ advsrtising me-
Wasseo Radical.
Correct; and buainsas men Gsner,lly
~ beginning to unde11tand that The mat
~ Of circulation makes . very material
didsrsnes il he value Of papsss for .dvsr-
tisinG purposes.
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on the table:
John Schoenlsben ......................$ 5000
Geo. L. Kind ............................: 5000
A. Kennedy ............... ....'.......... 4OV.VV
Charles Witt......................... 10000
John Payne .....................:..:... 2O0.OO
Resolved. That the comnissioners from
the 6rst and fifth districts be, and they are
hereby instructed and authorized to receive
proposals from the physicians in their dis
tricts for the medical treatment Of the
county paupers in said districts, and to en-
ploy such physicians as they may deem
proper.
The application of G. w. Harvey for
opening of county rood was rejected.
Application of Carl Kash for payment Of
his taxes for two years was allowed.
Application Of Swan Anderson. town Of
Getty, for abatement of taxes was reject
ed
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A dwelling house and lot, centrally To-
c.tsd'
Also, = two-story building, 22x66.
- Inquire Of
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Several hundred rounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office.
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TOWN CLERKS.

The attention Of town clerks il called to
our list of town and road blanks. a. shown
in the printed list on the fourth page. We
have a complete o'sortment, including clerk s
minutes for town meeting, new blank
and one that every clerk should send for.
All orders by mail promptly filed.
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The congregational church 1t Sank
Centre was sold by the Sheriff At this place
last Saturday to satisfy judgment against
the lot, and was bid in by Capt. Collins.
We do not understand that the Capt. has
taken "orders," or that he intends occupy
ing the pulpit himself, but yet are not pro-
pared to state ex eathedra TO the contrary.
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Official Paper Of the City.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

CT. Cummings, Esq, Of Clearwater, is
our authorised agent to receive subscrip-
tions for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
LINDEN and Clear Lake.
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The Reliance Machine Works of Mil
wsuke, Wis.,, cover seven acres Of ground.
-Edckonge. ,.
These works are among the most extern
i've in the country and turn ont class Of
machinery that cannot b excelled. Many
Of the mills in this State have obtained
their outfit from the Reliance Works, Of
which Edward P. Allis L Co. are the pro-
prietors.
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AoThe Circulation Of Tho journal 10
OOUnIE that Of any other Paper Pablish-
shed IN Nsrthern 1linnesota. Advertisers
shoula remember this.
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Adjourned to . o'clock A. M. tomorrow.
THURsDAY.-Board met; all present.
Resolved. That J. H. Owen and B.
Vossberg be 4 committee to contract with
N. VanLoon for lightning rods, to be put
upon the Court House and Jail.
The committee for building cesspool
made their report, which on motion was &C.
cepted.
The petition of H. Block to bs annexed
to school district No. 20 was accepted.
On motion the following applications for
Road and Bridge appropriations were laid
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Also, with 8. NJ. Prr7xxo111 4 Co., -
Park Row, New York, and 10 Stat. ..1..t,
Boston, who are authorised to make co.
tracts for advertising. ia
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Call and see the splendid line of sesth
It H. z. Mitchsll's clothing stors,
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LAT curtis's grocery store you can al
xays bux b cheap a. At any other store in
town, and the best quality Of family srq-
ceries. Try and see, 90
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Tho Brainerd I+ibxns charges that the
Indian whisky traffic in that vicinity con-
tinues to grow and flourish that the Gov
eminent detectives only look for Witnesses
ig.inst poor unfortunate dupes and go-be-
tweens, who are the cats-paws for the off,
Gals and real whisky seller, and that the
subject is very proper ono for investiga'
ton.
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The following 10 the result of the town
meeting At Lynden:
Supervisors-Jas. Colsrove Chairman,
J. Whittemore, and G. B. Whitney.
Clerk-A. G. Powers.
Assessor-W. T. Rigby.
Treasurer-A.Whitney.
Justice-W. D. Davis.
Constable-B. T.. Lyon.
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:s'-Tean Harnss: $50 ass; Light single
tderels: Hazri,on Z Knight, llinr.sPoli,.
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j, called to The .dv.rtisemen

.-Attention 10 called 70 the advottiDement
Of T. s. White 4 Co., St. Paul, who have
one of the largest and most complete stock
of books, stationery and miscellaneous ar
ticles in that line to be found in the West.
Their stock is all new, and they sell, al
wholesale|or retail, at extremely low figures
Beaides which they are all No. l men in
every way. ,..,.
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The Rev. Thos. D. Butler will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath forenoon.
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The cheapest and handsomest spring
overooats ever brought to town, at H. z
Mitchell's closhing store. .4ss=t. .%ssf
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"A 6rst-class billiard table for sale
cheap. Enquire It Tie odios Of the Went
6Qpa4. = - - = ..-.--.-
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News has been received Of the death
ofMP. Perry H. Chance, It Louden, East
Teennesssss, March 10Th. Nh. C.went from
this place to Tennessee last fall in the hope
Of bene6ting his health. but derived At NO
time any special relief from the change.
He had been engaged in the printing off,
g. Of this city fora number Of years, and
was avorably regarded in the community.
Hswas about p yean Of age, and lelk =
wifo and one child. q
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-zOVNUS 1tcpVWt WSlub puDUAnerB
against DR.. W. G. Stevens, Of Syracuse,
who advertises Consumption Cured. Some
of our Minnesota publishers were bitten
They might bettar have followed The
JOURNALS course with 3D." Stevens, and
demanded cash in aAvanos. OF course,
they wouldn't have sossen the money, but
then they wouldn't h doing advertising
for which they will never reoeive pay. He
il humbug. ~ =
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8T. CLOUD MARK ETs.

JOURNAL OFFICE, Mar. 80, 1875.
Business for the week just ended may be
termed dull in every line. The breaking
up Of tho sleighing has fairly put stop to
travel.
Wheat remains ct last weeks quotations
89c, S4c, and 66c.
Good butter is scarce, and We now quote
gilt-eage roll from 20a25c.
Eggs are abundant At l5c.
Pork stock is high and from present ap-
pearaness will remain 20.
Seeds are beginning to move, but no cor
rect prices can yet be given.
Oats-32@35c.
Corn-55@65c.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, $500
xxx, 1925.
. Buckwheat four 54a6c per pound.
Green apples-$5.25a5.5o per Dbl.
Potatoes-s5@4oc per bush.
Beets-3Oc O. 4Oc j."
Beans-$l.40 a. $500 per bushel.
Onions-s0 g. 9oc per bushel.
Rutabagas-15a20c per bu.
Cabbage. $6.ooa7 90 per 100.
Cranberries- Scarce at $3.5O@4OOper bu
Butter l2} O. zoe per ID.
Eggs g. zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $4,000 $500 per cord,
Hay-$5.75 @ 600 per ton.
Straw-$2 per load.
Beef cattle-24c O. SIC on foot.
sc a. &c dressed.
Cut Meats-5c e. 124c per ID.
Pork-7c g. 73c
Lard-l8 a. zoe
Venison-l0all cper lb.
Salt-$2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-$22.OO per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, Sc
Turkeys 123c
Hams-City cured, l73c"
Country" 1oc q 123c
Cheese-15c q 20c per 10.
Honey-In comb, 20c a. 25c per 10.
" strained, 15c G. 2oc
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
e fair to good 38@4Oc
" poorly washed 35@ 37c
Fleece washed, choice SIC.
good condition 33@35t
" poorly washed 3O@32t
Unwashed, light medium &c.
light coarse 22@25c.
e fine 2l@25c.
" " heavy, chafy 2l@2se
LUMBER.
Clear, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
Common. ......"............. 12.00@14.O(
Stock boards. 13.OO@15.O(
Siding ......................... 2o.oo@22.0(
Fencing. 13.U(
Matched flooring. 20.O0@25.0(
Observation-Disclosures. 12.50@14.0(
Shingles Il + No. ':::::::.."". ! ~. 5t
Xxx .............. 4.0(
Laths...........".".......... 2.2;
ts........................ loco
Lime p. B. white$l.75@1.90 perbbl.
Cement-$4.00@ 4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel Of pounds.
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DElrNIs's.

For oranges, lemons, coooanuts and
GOOD groceries chesp, goto
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500 the advertisement of the spring
term Of Carleton College,
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Go End see those cheap suits At Mitch
ellis clothing store.
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WAx11D.-By lady in Brainsra, = girl
70 do the ordinary work for family Of four.
Inquire Il this omcs.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed At the Post
Office, in st. Cloud, Minnesota, on Wed.
nesday, March %, 1875. To obtain any
Of these letters the applicant must call for
"Advertised letter., and give the date Of
this list. If not called for in one month,
they will be sent to the dead.letter Office.
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In IN article on the failure Of the
Legislature to make the needfnl appropri-
alton for the Normal Schools, the Anoka
Journal rays: Economy is good thing,
and We would encourage our lawmakers in
every reasonable step in that direction,
but mean and niggardly principle is Of
ten mistaken for economy
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The weather continues warm. and the
snow i rapidly disappearing. The bridges
are bare, and the sleighing il poor every
where.
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Mr.. D. H. spicer il puttinsnachineEy
in his furniture establishment and viii soon
be prepared to 30 to manufacturing On an
extensive scale,
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{, rkasoNA1.-Mr. james Young sexpscts
! sd home ftom the East Saturday. W.
are credibly informed that he will not
come back alone, either.
Mr.. A. H. Pinney has gone to New Lon.
don, Kandiyohi county, to remain for sev.
eral months with his son, Mr.. w. w. Pin.
ney.
Mr.. Will West went to the State Univer-
atty last week for examination. His health
does not permit of his attending the Uni
versity At present, but he is keeping up
with his class in certain branches, studying
At home. II il scarcely necessary to add
that he passed the examination success
fully.
Lieut.. Governor Barto, G. F. Sawyer,
Esq, and The Rev. Geo. Stewart, Of Saal
Centre, vers in the city Tuesday. 3.
Nj. John Brake6eld, who manage 4
sacosssfal nursery At Avon. vas IN. town
Tussday.
MP. N. Doueall, Town clerk Of Bslls
WI, Morrison county, dropped in to sey h
wanted 10 Subscribe for THE JOURNAL. -
| eiasoa Amy, of haywood, Benton eoua'
y, F. Konen, postmaster At Piers, NORM
soa county, and number Of others, ditto
Mr.. Robert Newell, he veil known
granite worker Of Watab, was In the city
Tuesday.
| Friend Benedict, Of Sank Rapids, VA
in town Tuesday, with loaded shotgun
looking for "our own poet" There VA
blood in his eye, and somebody will catch
it! 80
Capt. Hogan, Of Spring Hill, and Mr.
Jos. Mitchell, Of New Munich, favored vi
with . call to-day.
Commissioner Getty, of Getty, and
Meass. 7. L. Stickney and F. NJ. Kimball
Of Maine Prairie, have been among the
callers of the past week. :. ,
L
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Tho Minneapolis Nail publishes re-
port OF IN extended interview its reporter
had Thursday with Mr.. T. G. Mcclure, o.
ibis city, on Congressional matters. Mr..
Mcclure remarked that he Was in thu
hands; Of friends that bis name had been
repeatedly mentioned in connection with
Congressional nomination; in short, thai
"Baskis 10 Willin'."
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Millinery At cest for the next twenty
days, 1t Mn. Ksmp's,
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We have just received another lot Of
type for German and Norwegian printing.
Orders sent by mail will receive prompt
and careful attention.
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AT sehulten's drug store may always
be found 4 large and complete stock 81
fresh drugs Of al kinds, besides al the
standard patent medicines, toilet and fancy
articles, etc. spscih attention paid to ill-
ing physicians' prescriptions.
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T.. -Gents' scarfs, bows and neckties, -
test styles, fancy and plain, at H.Z. Mitch
ellis cheap clothing Store. a. 81.
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Attention = called %. The odvoetise-
msnt Of Wilbur O. Thompson, who is 4
hrst-class painter and glazier. ~
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-Timothy sd fpr sels b Lsvb Clark
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For R1x1.-A dwelling houseoq Welle.
avenue, pls1.antly located, with vsll, els:
ern, etc. Inquire 1t this Office.
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Through the Ice-The Cheese Factor, .
Personal Items.