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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

WIrcHCRAFr IN ALGIERs.-The curl.
Gus trial of an Arab for the crime of
murder in the French courts Of AL
giers is an illustration of the difficult
ties which a civilized race must al
ways find in it's attempts to be just
to primitive people. In this partic-
ular instance, Ali Ben Athar was
charged with the murder and mutila-
ton of woman named Fatima. He
made no attempt to deny the charge
nay, he justified his action, and when
he was condemned to death, he said,
ut was writtenp He had done what
the belief of his class and race told
him was right and proper; but in the
book of fate it was craven that the
French courts would take different
view of his conduct. Ali Ben Athar
had long been on afectionate terms
with Fatima, who was the widow of
his uncle. But the time came when
Ali thought of marriage, and Fatima
did not hear the news of his engage
ment with resignation She declared
that she would bewitch him unless he
promised to wed her, and Ali, like
many peasant in England who has
displeased many a harmless old wom-
an, at once discovered that, in point
of fact, he was bewitched.
Ali was obliged to come to Fatima
to help him. "What my right hand
has done my left hand will undo," said
Fatima, "but you must really marry
me, so go forth and slay lamb, and
we will make our wedding feast in
the house of my father" Athar did
not see the matter in this light, but he
grew worse, till he was like to share
the fate of the too imaginative New
Zealander. In this strait he returned
to Fatima, who now explained the ma
ture of the charm by which he was to
be restored to his usual rude health.
Nor could he marry Fatima with
much satisfaction after charm, for,
alas! before her left hand could undo
the elfknots, the laws of magic de-
creed that she must sacrifice three OF
her teeth. If Ali did not care for Fa-
TINA as she was, he was still less like
ly to adore her when she had reduced
herself to the condition Of poor Fatl-
ma in the novel. With sterling good
sense, too, she declined to make the
alarming sacrifice till he had led her
to hymeneal altar. At last, one night,
in the fig garden of Mohammed-an-
Kwei, Ali lost his temper, and, as Fa-
TINA still declared that he must either
"peak and pipe" or marry her without
her front teeth, he stabbed her to the
heart.
He then robbed the dead woman of
her teeth and lock of her hair. He
has been sentenced to die for crime
common, or common not long ago, IN
remote parts of India, namely, witch
lkilling.-London Times.
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A WISE DoG.-Under the pressure
of hard times the keeper of Paris
cafe has hit upon an ingenious device
for reducing the cost of his establish
ment. He keeps a fine Newfoundland
dog, which is a great pet with tre-
ouenters of the house, and from every
consumer of coffee contrives to exact
at least one lump of sugar per diem,
insomuch that men have marvelIed
how a dog could eat so much sugar
without being very sick. The secret
is this: The dog has been taught to
take the sugar back to the store room,
and there deposit it in large basin,
whence it is again taken for the sup
ply of other customers, the dog HIM
self receiving a commission OF ten per
cent. A good many Frenchmen have
bad habit of pocketing all the sugar
that is served to them, and of which
they have no immediate need, for the
purpose of sweetening their coffee.
The proprietor Of the cafe must, there
fore, be considered to have acted pure
Iy in selfdefence.
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MILLINERY.

I have just oped millinery shop one nc
door above my confectionery store. al
kinds of cutting, fitting and sewing neatly
done.
Idaho city, Nov. "a. 76-tf
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DIVIDING CALIFORNIA There has
never been wanting a few restless
spirits on this side Of the country who
would be glad to divide California in
to two States. That was favorite
theory with considerable number du-
ring the late war. Two States would
greatly multiply official patronage.
1t would give better chance for some
of the political Micawbers who are
waiting for something to turn up. At
nearly every session of Congress an
attempt is made to establish a new
Federal District Court embracing the
southern half of the State. This
might be a step towards division at
some future day-the same reasons in
part being used for both measures,
viz: The remoteness of the southern
half of the State from the commercial
and political capitals where the ses-
sions of Court and the Legislature are
now held.
A recent issue of the New York
Tribune contains an outline of the
plan for division. The State would
be divided by line drawn directly
east from Point Conception. The
western half of Arizona Territory
would be added, in order to get popu-
lation enough for State. This prof
ect would spoil the prospect of Arizo-
ma for becoming a State during the
next quarter Of century, a result
which would not find favor with any
body living in that Territory. The
Southern Pacific Railroad will reach
the border of Arizona in sixty days,
and soon thereafter the road will be
pushed into the heart Of that Terrific
ry. The mineral wealth of that regi-
on will be likely to draw population
more rapidly than heretofore. Arizo-
ma, with the prospects of becoming
State at an early day, don't want to
be carved up just now. Her time for
State sovereignty will come when a
railroad has extended across the en-
tire Territory, over which one can
travel from San Francisco on the way
to Mexico, New Orleans Or St. Louis.
Just now nobody is pining and suffer
ing for separate political existence
except a few ambitious politicians,
who for fifteen years or more, have,
we understand, dry nursed this plan
of DIVISIONS. F. Bulletin.
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VALUABLE RANCH
FOR SALE.

vVyHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING DESTROYS OF
returning to the home Of her early days and
settle among old friends and acquaintances, offers
her
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous meanT We 7
ness, early decay, loss OF mannoou, "o,, 10,
will send recipe that VIII cure w, ~.
FREE OF CHARGE. rms greae Ie1neaS uas,4S
was discovered by missionary ! o1o'sa oouol.
America. Send self-addressed cnseloRs r.
To the REV. JOSEPH 4. lNMAN, o1alloA ~
BibIe House, New York City.
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THE Desert Land Bill,' which was
published in the WORLD short time
ago, has passed both houses OF Con-
gress.
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Dissolution Notice.
ssept. 9Th, 1876. tt

TIME COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between R. W. Tompkins. W. W.
West and John Brodbeck in the saw mill business
is this day dissolved by mutual consent D. b. morse
having noupbt the interests of John Brodbeck.
;tbe Of the old firm is authorized to collect debts
contracted before November 81. 1876 Since that
date the new firm is responsible for all debts con-
..i u@ " r. W. ToMPKINs,
'i" w W. WEST,
JOHN BRoDBECK.
Idaho City, Dec 70, '76-
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ylaha Semf-meeklg Mprld
Published

The Idaho World Printing Company
uruAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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SSns Ss,s: Book, in my line, net found in my stock,
- on order, be procured in the shortest possible
49, = eastern prices-my faeitesfor 50 doing belas
-S'sse and expeditions. lynas u. ls1sar.
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BEAUTIFUL RANCH,

near Horseshoe Bend the Payette river, for sale
The place is in high state of cultivation, and un-
der good fence with fine dwelling, outhouses, etc.
There is also small orchard OF trees that Will bear
fruit next season; also blackberries. raspberrles
and strawberries in great abundance The location
Is very desirable one to any one wishing to per-
manently settle in Idaho. and upon application i'm
mediately great bargain will be given. The nelgh-
borhood is one of the very best in the Territory,
with good school and church within sight. Apply
oon. . .oyoYZ
sSept. 9Th, 1876. II
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IT is said that one per cent. of lime
with silica makes the most lnfuslble
brick known.
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IT is thought that Nasty will be ap-
pointed postmaster at the Confederase
crossroads.
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THE first shot tower in America
was built in Philadelphia sixty years
ago.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the delinquent tax
list of Boise county for the year 1876 has been de-
posted with the District Attorney and if the delin-
quent taxes therein specified not paid the coun-
ty Treasurer within ten days from the date If this
notice, action will be commenced by said District
Attorney for the collection of said delinquent taxes
and costs.
Witness my hand and official seal this
(el oath day of December 1876
Lo. JAMES MoRIARTY,
- Auditor Boise Co., l. 7.
IDAHO CITY, December 20, SIC.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE I,2e5 BKoADwAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF rAPERA

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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

n AUCTION
~ BY VAN TASSELL KEARNEY AUCTIoNEERS,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MAkT
ll0. liz East 18th 81. 4th
TOMORROW tFRIDAY). 23D. NOVEMBER.
Ut 10 O'Clock.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.
\ THE C0uSrY uoURI OF LlNuoLNsIIEE,
~ l.nrlHndl.

rs THE COUNTY ooUEI OF LiN0oLNslilRE.
70 George Bus,t, q the United states of Amerca
James Bnrktt Of Hazel Green Grant county Wis., IN tho
issued against iaabeth jackson. Of Quadring Eau
dixie the county OF Lincoln widow aud you the above
oseS and %s% u
ss .as The viii Ct e . and sw
q Heckngtoe aforesaid deceased praying
"s due TO hsm s hs o t. q john
Of % cpd s sn " s s
Of and Formerly belonging to Thomas Cross situated in
Court default Of such payment that equity
closed that the said premises sold the up.
piled u and toward pa msnt Of the said principal
Of the summons o.ethcr with copy OF tho said ord.r.
to the a or last place a residence sns
business Of James Burktt and John Burktt Of the
rsen aforesaid and The pnolcaGa Of notice Of tho
Herald. published the said United states. snli DO
Burktt. James Burkitt aud John Burkst
spadins !" the county Of Ineo" on wednesday, the ssa
day ." asms, ,sa7 a. l. ocoGs q. noon 90 on Which day
or @ s time sss aoys
as the !. Jude ID, M may think Tst and sSpedenl
D"''' ''' Cha. +. BoSNEa. Registrar of the Court.
puRsUANT 10 a DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
piv'Sn Of the Ugh Court Of Justice made in cause
Rev. William Ford formerly Of Tydd 81. Giles,
Il es sn a. sa Of Ian" s Ed m
Chichester in the county oil SUSSEX clerk In holy
aud Juiiana Maria his wife both deceased
England in or about the year 1884 and for time prac
q surgeon Buffalo, 81 Paul. Mimi, In New
York and other cities in the United Sta cs who
last heard by his relations IN England New
1870 his legal personal representative dcad viouy
such date tho claiming the
the said Arthur Becvor Fora Is by mis- or their so.
citors before the 24th day July 1877 to come
and his their claims nc tho rnambcrs the Vice
Chancellor, Sir Charles Halt AZ No - ohancery lane Mid
cludsd from the benefit Of the snd decree.
Thursday, the 25th day July. 1877 80 Of the clock
In the the said chambers Is appointcd
heating and adndcatng upon the claims
Dated this It'll day OF June, 1877.
WILLIAM BiNNS SMITH, Chief Clerk
HENRY TYREELL, II trays Inn square. London, Eng
land u Ms solicitor
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Lt0R BERMuDA-THE EL,.,AXf ni,...sti II I~-R
I GAMMA win sail for Bermuda direct Thursday. June
IL The Bermudas the most tsvorite and
For full particulars and illustrated pam phlets apuy ..
A. Z. OuTERRklDGE. Agent. 20 broadway.
LNoR HAvAxA.-THk NEW IRON MAIL STEAMER
IL NIAGARA, tptain Thomas S. Curtis will sail from
magnificent odatio Cabin Passage $50 Steer
ago. SIS JAMES r. WARD 20. 1l3 Wall st.
DOR NASSAU. n. p. ST JAGO AND cIENFUEGOs
Il Cubs.-Regular mail steamship CLEOPATRA will leave
New York Thursday, July IL. Mt q A. VI.
MURRAY, FERRIS CO.. 50 South st
TTALIFAx n s., AND ST. JOHNS n r.
Ii CROMWELL LINE
steamship CORTEs will leave pier 10 North River.
Friday, Jgn. 20; as3r ~ For passage Of freight apply
NToRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND T rxAS.-
ALGIERS. Saturday. June %
Orle direct transferring Texas there
gaus Louisiana and Texas Railroad Tor Morgan City
bills of adng kned 10 MI points the Mississippi River.
Mobile, Galveston lndiapon, Corpus Christi. ROCK port,
Brazos santiago. Brownsville. aud TO all points the
Central International aud Great West.
for It. Mary's and Fulton landed M Rockport
sun Antonio freight TAX N via Cuern at reduced rates
Insurance be effected under policy OF the no
TO NV Orleans per cent to Texas ports per sent
MORGAN. Agents oihce pier '6 sorth River
A UsTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
n Splendid accommodations Tor passengers by the frat
class Norwegian clipper bark VIKAR Captain Sverdrup.
sS tons about to sail from sew York to Melbourne Direct
on or about July H. For particulars applyto ~
FUNGI, EDYE co.
-hirhrokera
~ South William ~.
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OAorthwestcrn Railway. and that line alone the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Dining Cars between Chicago
aud Omaha. They leave Chicago Omaha daily This
road the Oldest shortest quickest and best line between
Chicago and tho Missouri RIVER and has the equip
road In the West All ticset will sell
you California OF other Western tickets by this line
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPs.
DACrPIc MAIL AN6 PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

I'"o'''o ~ srEAMsHlf Lies.
r' GAEE2sS nA hskAs SE srw
AVN s 's' 'fsf hi ,
S:s% E Is ;StS '; S.;;
Steamship SsD NEW sr,, IS
VIZ rG ' chYS s. rs'csoSe or arn suLLAy Superintendent
No owiina tireoa picr too, Of Cana st. North siver
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier 81 North River.
81 and nosST hgS N Tu1s
Coast reamon, Line Chesapeake and Ohio sal,
ROAD and with the compsuys steam line to interior points
NE%sGRS Si and Was!piiScroN, n G. via Norfolk.
bs MoSDS an md FRIDAY
aosaa md VII BEh5 and rail-
m ri Sc .dn 10 all nou,,
a. lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk ae =. = per cent
ss No. s. per 3 eGIh
WEEKLY LINE For roRr ROYAL, $ o. BmtlNs-
W. wick Ga and rcrnsnsina Fla. sailing every Friday
steamer CITY or AUSTIN Captain stevens. june -
Tickets TO all point. in Florida.
Apply 'or information" ana ,cI II. MALLORY CO.,
1913 Maiden lane.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL -; LINE.
~ FOX 'i av W so Dih E'sl.
CITY Or NEhA W cunesuAy june ~
FOR VERA GRUz AND HE:w 0MLEXNs ny
via ilayana pr9yreso, campeachy. Tuxpan and Tampeo
CITY w MtA'V... ....Snmrday, Jtle ~
Steamers leave New orleans July and July - for Vera
Cruz aud all the above ports
For freight passage apply to
r. ALEXANDRA " SONS, 81 and 80 roadway
NEW YORK AND HAVANA III ECT NAL. LINE
AZ These first class ships will sail at r. NJ from pier
Us North River loot Cedar tor Havana direct fol-
lows.--
Saturday June ,,,e 20
eunesuhy, july III
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommoda
tions apply to
WA. p. CLYDE & CO.. No. Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN, bULiNG G CO.. Agents IN Havana.
-
TNEXAs LINE For GALVESTON. TOuCHING Az KEY
Il Nest, carrying the United states mailThc steamer
siArE OF fExAs, Captain Nckerson. will sal Satur
day june % NJ Up NJ from pier - FAST River Through
bills OF lad ng given 10 all points the Houston and Texas
Central international and Great Northern. Galveston
Houston and Henderson, ana the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads. Freghts and Insurance ut
lowest rates. For freight and passage (havu superior
commodations) apply to g. II. MALLORY Co, 1853
Maiden lane,
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT THE CROMWELL LINE
IN steamship NEW ORLEANS. Saturday, June % at
o'clock r. NJ, from pier . North River.
Through bills Of fading given 60 Mobile ana principal
points tho Mississippi River For freight passage ap
ply 10 CLARK SEAMAN, S6 West 81.
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sHERrFrs SALES.
CaERlFF,s SALE.

BY virtue ofs writ Of Leyari Fsciass to
At the Hetei Of John y. Lewis. In the town
Of Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, le77. p
at Q o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain ,messuage or tenemcoC
and track OF land situated in Pencader
Hundred, New Castle county. and state OF
Delaware, bounded and described rs FOL-
lows, to wit:
BEGINNING at stone on the south side Of
Of tho Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail-
road and where the south border Of the
premises Of said Railroad Company inter-
sects the eastern border Of the land former:
II Of William Gibbons, now Of Edward
Stroud, thence along the outline Of said
Stroud g land south two ard half degrees
east ffty.two and one-fourth perches to
stone course OF Hayes lend, thence a!opg
the said north S7A degrees east !s2 7.lV
aushey's land, thence along the same north
four and half degrees west 100 perches to
stone on the border of the premises OF
the said Railroad Company and along tne
same the nine following lines to wit:
sou!h forty one degrees west S peIches
south 42N degrees west ls perches south Al
degrees vests perch+s south 4lM degrees
west 40 perches south 40 degrees west "a
o rches south Al degrees west ~ percneSsL
south 81 degrees west q perches soutn 4u3
degrees west 70 perches, and thence by y
right line south 4iX degrees west ~
perches to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning ninety y-eight acres, roods a. IA
square perches OF land be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of George M. Husler and Ann
Husler his wife, and William G. Rampo.
Mary hts wife and t. t. g.. and TO oe solo ny
ISAAC GkUBB, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, April 4, 1871
apr5-3twts
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LILO, LIQUOR LICENSES.

NTOTICE,-T, WiI,iam Mcbride, DO hereby
~ give notice that shall appiy 20 ~ 4,
the feace and jail Delivery sf the state OF
Dsla ware, in and for the County OF New
Castle, on the 7th day Of May ,next, ne e. oeins
the first day Of the May Term lS7! i0r IL IL
cense to keep an inn or tavern at no. SV
King street, in the Fourth Ward OF me aen,s clsy
Of Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating nau3h,s hs
in less qusntities than one quart, 70 De
drunk on the premises. and the following
freeholders recommend said application To
James Downing, John b Bradley,
John Fehrenbach, James !. barnes,
lanes = Heal. William D. SPARKS,
Thomas B Eaten, William 8 Miller.
Bernard Bonner. Augustus Tenegys.
Robert McGonegal, Charles farly'
NV Harry. John s. Walker,
William H Mccullough, 0 d ROaSsln,
John Hanson. James Parker,
lanes DOWnjnq. Henry Albert,
WiIliam Kari. Charles Kiene,
Julius A Wendell, WV Wilson,
apr5-3t WILLIAM MCBRIDE.
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NHERIFf'S SALE.

By virtue fawrit of Levari Faclas, TO me
directed willbe exposed to Public Sale,at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sll Shipley rect,
kept by George W. Ortlip, IN the CITY OF
Wilmington, in New Castle County. Deia-
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, '25, 1877.
at2 o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All thai certain lot of land and two-story
brick house thereon erected situate In the
said city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the easterly SIDE OF LamotG
street, In the middle of the division wall
between this and the adjoining house on
the south at the distance Of fourteen feet
two and half inches from the northeriy
side Of Belts street, thence easterly paral-
lei with Belts street 20 feet inches to the
westerly side of an alley 6 feat wide, thence
a ong said alley s!de northerly para liel
with Lamott street. IA feet to stake
thence westerly parallel with Belts street
81 feet inches to the said side OF Lamott
street, and thence thereby sOutherly FOUR
teen feet to the place of beginning. be the
contents therof what they may,
Seized and taken in execution as tne
property OF Isaac Conner and Hannah his
wife and t. t., and to be sold by,
ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle, April, 4, 1877.
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NAEKIFF'S SALE.

SAEKIFFs SALE.
by virtue of q writ OF Plees. Venditiopi
Exponas. to me directed. Will be exposed
to public sale at the II otel of William B.
Ford, at kirkwood, in Pencader hundred,
in New Castle County, DEL, on
TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1877.
at II oclCck, p. m :,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All those two equal and undivided third
thire parts, rights and shares and inter epts
of, in and to all that plantation and tract
Of land, situate in Pencader Hundred,
County Of New Castle, and State OF Della
ware, bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
beginning ats stone and corner for lands
late of William j. Hurlock, thence with
his land rorth ls4 degrees west 81 Clio
land, thence Herewith sou'h S51I degrees
66 perches east to stone corner 1ol George
Walker. thence Herewith south 70 degrees
east GS ITO perehes TO stake corner for
land Off: 6. Moss, thence Herewith south
As degrees west 9S reroLles to a stake corn er
for land of James A. Benson, thence with
his land north A degrees east 80 4-l0 perches
to stone, thence south s3 degrees west s.!
| perches to stone at the side OF Howell's
| school House road. thence with the centre
| of said road fouth IS degrees west 81
| perches to q corner of Andrew Eli SON i
| land in the centre OF said road, thence
with his land north ~ deg.ees west 81
perches to large corner white oak tree in
q line Of land la,e Of said William j. Hur.
lock, thepce with said land north eSA de-
grees east 1853 perches to the place of begin
ming containing i33 acres and 8! perch8s OF
land wi frame house, barn and stab.ing
| thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the
proverty Of william N. Ward and John H.
| Ward and to be so,dby
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherf's Once, New Castle,
April 4. ls77. apr5.3tw