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New Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.
"a DAILY SrAas. EACH WAY.
Redwood Falls to Springfield -.on Friday and
return same day.
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and return on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Falls and Beaver Falls and re turn
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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Masonic-ANT1QUITY LODGE No. 81. A. F. /
4. x.-Regular meetings on the LIST and sd Wed
nssdays In each month, at ~ o'clock P. n.
W.T.. DICKINSON Sec'y.
PATRONS OF HrsBAxDRY.-rhe Redwood Grange
No. ssl, meets regularly the arst and third Sat
usdays Of each month At O'Clock M.
wa. SwIsHxR, Sec.
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kThe REGULAR preaching Services Of the
Christian church has been discontinued.
Their meetings for social worship will be
kept M.
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We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the prospectus Of that valuable
monthly, The HATIosAL LIVESTOCK
JOURNAL, which appears in this issue of
our paper. We will furnish The JOURNAL
with our paper for 1926 per year.
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DR.. Chase's Receipt Book revised i'm
proved and greatly enlarged, 100 sent BY
mail. WATsoxs. Book STORE.
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Mr.. D. L. Bigham received serious in
Jury on Monday while in the timber, In
telling tree limb broke off and struck
him bruising his hip and knee very badly.
No bones are broken but the injury is,
probably, more serious and will get well
very slowly.
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NJ. E. Powell, County Attorney, started,
the first Of the week, to the eastern part
Of the State on business trip.
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Jessup 10 receiving IN invoice Of
very choice goods from Chicsgo.-
general stock.
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Church Directory.

Church Directory.
FRHssrfERlAx.-Rev, Henry 4. Dodge. Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at 10 and half q. m. and
at Pm.
Sabbath school At halt past o'clock p. u.
NErHoDlsr.-Rev. Geo. Galpin, Pastor, Services
every Sabbath at l0h q. m, Sabbath school every
Sabbath, at 2,s pm.
Episcopal Services on alternate Sundays At II
o'clock A. NJ. and Pm. Rev. E. G. Hunter, Rector
Sunday School at and a half O'Clock p. m.
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Remember the Annual meeting Of the
Redwood County Agricultural Society,
next Saturday.
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Mr.. Till Tibbetts started, Monday morn
Ing. on . trip to St. Paul, RedWing 4 Q.
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A large stock Of new Drugs and
Druggists sundr;es will arrive this
week, at
UITcHcOcK & Co.
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By the terms of the seed wheat bill, all
applicants must file an AFFIDAVIT with the
County Auditor, listing their real and per-
sonal property and all encumbrances.
This is in addition to the aaidavit they are
required to make Of their inability to pro-
cure seed by means Of any resources Of
their own.
The latter afidavit may be made before
any Ohicer in their own Town.
valuable Invention.
For some days Mr.. L. J. Russell has been
perfecting = model for his new Force
Pump that bids fair to work revolution
in the pump business Of the Country. He
has been working on It all winter and is
just getting it into satisfactory shape. He
fled caveat about month aud has just
completed his model to be used in his ap.
plication for q patent. 1t is exclusively q
force pump, suction being entirely ignored.
The chamber is placed At the bottom Of
the well and great depth does not interfere
with it working freely and with ease: It is
operated by . crank. We have no faculty
for describing the philosophical principles,
or their practical application, involved in q
mechanical invention and will not attempt
it. The invention is plainly valuable
one. A very imperfect model can be seen
and operated at Swisher's Hardware Store.
Mr.. Russell has received liberal Offer and
great encouragement from Minneapolis
manufacturer, to whom he had explained
his invention He will so to Minneapolis
in few day.
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No further business appearing the board
adjourned appointed the 26th day Of Feb
nary for thsir next meeting.
Attes. p. o. KING.
!. y. VAx ScHAAcK, Chm.
Co. Auditor.
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NEORT0A0E SAFE,

M
1M Name Of 1ortgagors. William 81. Cornell and
Sarah L. Cornell.
Nam. Of Mortgage, Elwood 8. corser.
Date Of Mortgage, November 30th, 1874.
When and where Recorded, In the ONCE Of Regis.
tor Of Deeds iu and for Redwood County, Minnesota
on the It'll day Of December A. D.. 1874 at O'clock
r. H.. In book 2 OF Mortgages. page liz.
Description Of Premises all that tract Of land sit
uated In the County of Redwood, State Of Ninueeo.
3 and bounded follows to wit commencing at the
North West corner Of the North East Quarter (Xl
OF Section Two az Township one hundred and
twelve C112) Range thirty i've 1867 West, running
thence South to the South West corner Of the
North West quarter (k) OF the North East quarter
~ Of said section two ~ thence East twelve and
one halt t125S) chains thencv North to North line
Of section two (Y thence West twelve and one hal
I2k) chain: to the place Of beginning containing
Amount claimed to b due on said Mortgage At the
dase hereof one hundred and nineteen (i9j dollars.
Notice is hereby given, that By ofdsfault in
power Of sale In said mortgage contained the aid
mortgage will be foreclnsed b sale OF sad premieea
at public auction to take place ct the front door Of
the Court House the Village Of Redwood r. IL in
MD county and State on the
9th DAY OF APRIL 1877.
at 10 o'clock In the FORENOON 70 satisfy the amount
that viii then b dno on said mortesGe vifh 49,
easoarsensuts and costs b. Law allowed. hoeidoe
dollars ier atterneys tses 9 sipuIated
u aid mertgage.
ELwooD 8. coasER,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Dafsd 0lsneos Ainn., February 1ttA 1871.
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Mr.. Thos. Mcmillan is out again. after
his attack Of Erysipelas.
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Chicago ( Northwestern RAILWAY

Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from n
Clm.
Leave for Chicago and the Eat 5:45 A., n.
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Cranberries, No. l.. at
JEssup's.
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Job Work Of every description done at
this Office. No. l. Press and material.
All communications and Locals must be
sent to this Office by Wednesday morning
to insure their insertion,
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Omcers Of Redwood County.
Jadee Of Probats-S. J, F. RurER.
Clerk Q. Court-w. n. HAWK.
Shsri6-JANEs DURTNAL.
Ceroner-D L. HITCHCOCK.
Auditor-l. II. VAN SCHAACK.
Trsasarer-A, TOWER,
Register Of Dssds-fILL TlB5ETTS.
Ssr,syor-D. L. BrGHAN,
Attoeney-H. E. POWELL.
oour. Commissioners 8. STICKLB.
Sup't Of Scheols-D. L. BlGHAN.
County Commissionsrs-D. o. KING Chm,
scHANDERA, &C. PORTER, J. N. LITTLE, N
KELLER.
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The County Board will meet next Mon
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9Th DAY OF APRIL 1877.

" L as,n Mortgage
Dated Glencoe Ainn., FStsuAsy 18th 1871.
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

Pr, ,oS's DOLLAR SERIES" Something
entirebew in literature is series OF choice
orkslfction about 10 be issued by I. b.
Peterd& Brothers, Philadelphia Pa, un-
der dl}itle Of "Peterson's Dollar Series OF
Good kls," and to be sold at much low
er pic{han such books have ever before
ben plished at in America. For the lnl-
tia vohe has with rare good taste been
cbosenhe Countess of Blessington's charm
ing noi of Country Quarters" This gif-
It'd lad was one of the most brilliant wo-
Ilen ohnk London ever produced. The
hteliterary lights of the last genera
tion dGhted in paying homage to this
beautif and talented Countess. Lord
Byron hde no secret Of his love for this
remarkse lady, so richly lowered with
brains d beauty. This choice novel from
her penas been prepared in elegant and
durableyle, as all the volumes of Peter
sons Dor Series of Good Novels" will be,
and is 81 at retail at the surprisingly low
price ofhe Dollar copy. Every volume
in the ses will be complete in itself, and
each onof them will contain as much
reading tattcr as is generally given in q
$1.75 OF. LOO book, and be in uniform style
and sizeith Country Quarters" Book
sellers arequested to send on their orders
at oncej as to have them on hand to sho"
their c,Dmers. A very elegant binding. o.
blue vel1n, embossed with black and gold
has beeipecially designed for "Petersons:
Dollar ries of Good Novels" and thei!
low priand attractiveness will command
for then very large scale. The first vol
ume ofhe series is Country Quarters,
and it II be found for sale by all book
sellers, copies of it will be sent to an!
one, fred postage, to any place, on remit
ting 81 ID letter, to the publishers, I. b
Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CARDozo ARRESTED.

FL. Cardozo was arrested on lastSat-
urday, at the instance of the Special In
yestigating Committee, upon the charge
of improperly paying out while State
Treasurer money which was appropriated
for other purposes, The instance cited
is the payment of over $4,000 to the
firm of Thos. w. Price & Co., of .Phila-
delphia, when no appropriation had
been made to pay the account, 1t is in
timated that the firm of Price & Co. had
much to do in keeping up the Union
Herald, which was Chamberlain and
Cardozo's paper, and hence his diversion,
of the public money. He was bailed in
the sum of twenty thousand dollars, and
will be tried in October. Thus another
ex-officia1 is in the snares Of the law, and
still the investigating committee is not
through! with itsfwork. Who next?
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OUR GRANGE COLUMN.
IUnder the Supervision of the Executive
Committee of Pomona Grange.

All Sub Oranges are earnestly request
ed "to keep clear on the books" The
quarterly dues are so small now, that
very few delinquents can justify much
delay on the score of hard times.
Dues for the second quarter of this
year should how be in the hands of the
Secretary of P. G., P. H., and ready tor
payment to the Secretary Of the State
Grange. Only two Sub-Granges-242
and 264-have responded with true
Grange promptness, and are "clear on
the books" to goth June, 1877. The
following have paid to 91st March, 1877 /:
Nos. II, 141, 176, 1T, 214, 215, 251, 264,
27S, 295, $40.
Brethren, will you persist in delay un-
til your delinquency shall be heralded to
the world ?
Secretaries of Subj Oranges who need
blanks for quarterly returns can be sup
piled by calling on our purchasing agent
at Anderson, sc.
SECRETARY P. G., P. Fl.
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after midnight, but that the mail and pas
senger trains should not be molested.
The roads affected by this prohibition are
the Ohio and Mississippi, Toledo and
Wabash, Indianapolis and st Louis, Van.
dalia, Southern, Cairo, Short Line and
the Narrow Guage Roads.
Trains were stopped at Reading, Pa,
and two cabooses fired about IL o'clock.
A one hundred thousand dollar bridge
over the Schuylkill has been fired and
totally destroyed. The object of burning
the bridge seems to be to prevent the
passage Of troops toward Harrisburg. An
immense grain elevator at the corner of
of Grant and Washington streets, Pitts
burg, has been burned. The citizens
have organized vigilance committees.
The soldiers who escaped from the
Roundhouse are entrenched ten miles up
the river.
The Standard Oil Company, of Colunl-
bus, Ohio, has discharged 1000 hands
because of inability to ship oil.
Governor Hartranft this morning, con-
Tossing his inability to maintain order,
has made formal demand on the United
States for protection.
The feeling at Kansas City, where
MANY roads centre, is feverish.
The strike on the Eastern roads went
into effect at midnight at st. Louis
It is reported that affairs look serious
at Chicago and Buffalo. -
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has sent dispatch from San francisco
which says they have rescinded the reso-
luton reducing wages.
The Philadelphia board Of brokers
have decided to make no quotations, and
the public board has adjourned.
There was scheme to buystock cheap
from frightened widows.
The strongest rallying cryof the rioters
at Pittsburg was, "Let her burn, boys; 1t
will give US work to do"
A dispatch fiom Philadelphia. at IL
q. M. saws that the strikers have just set
fire to an oil train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, near South street Bridge, West
Philadelphia.
The Federal Government, in a feeble
kind of way, is moving troops hlther and
thither with the main view OF bringing
them within protecting distance OF the
Capitol. tits in no present danger, but
there is no doubt it is hideously. exposed,
and there sre many millions in it. The
following curiously involved sentence,
which is official, gives the idea: "1t is
not the purpose Of the government to
use Unittd States troops to merely pro-
tect railroad property, or to ensure the
safe transportation of the mails except
incidentally while protecting its own
properly" e, .
and Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan will be called
at on,e from the West, and the Cabinet
has agreed to issue proclamation to the
Pennsylvania rioters. Gen. Hancock has
been ordered to assume personal COM
maod in Pennsylvania, and Gen. Scho,
fed, from West point, has been ordered
toreport to Gen. Hancock.
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Grange Charters.
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, STATE GRANGE,
PoMARIA, NEwBERRY, S. C.,
T,,1.- 1Q77

SEcRErARY's OFFICE, STATE GRANGE,
PoMAR1A, NEwBERRY, S. o.,
July 10, 1877,
Charter No. 15-Pomona Grange, Alb
beville County, issued this day. Officers
A. M. Aiken, W. NJ, Greenwood; J. T.
Lyon. w. O., Lebanon; NJ. G. Taggart,
w. L., Greenwood; A. E. Leslie, w. e.,
Liddell; P. H. Adams, w. S., Phoenix
j. P. Young, w. A. S., Lowndesvllle
R. NJ. Anderson, w. Secretary, Ninety
Six; J. +. Coleman, w. T., Saluda; ).
H. Walker, w. G. K, Liddell; Miss Sue
Wilson, w. Ceres, Lebanon; Miss Annie
Gilbert, w. Pomona, Lebanon; Miss
Agness Ross, w. Flora, Phoenix; Miss
Lou Ligon, L. A. S., Lebanon.
Charter No. 16-Charleston County
DR.. A. B. Rose, w. NJ; James Gaillard
w. O.; DR.. J. B. Virgins, W. L.; p. L.
Roche, w. S.; DR.. Thomas Pinckney
W. c.; c. st. George Sinkler, W. A. S:
VIM. L. Daggett, w. Secretary; j.
Stoney Porcher, w. T.; Richard 7. Mac.
beth, w. G. K; Mrs. E. L. Roche, w
Pomona; Mrs. j. B. Wigg ins, W: Flora
Mrs. James Gaillard, W. Ceres; Miss NJ
McCov. w. T.. A. S.
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Answers to Questions.

MASTERS OFFICE, STATE GRANGE, :
CHAPPELL's DEPOT, NEwBERRY, S. C..
Secretary Grange No. 44.-Section "a,
page 99, of the Parliamentary Guide,
means that you shall send no part Of tl
charter fees to State Grange, but that ~
all cases where you receive members after
a Grange is organized, then you send
part of the membership fee to the State
Grange, viz: One dollar for males and
fifty cents for females. AS to monthly
and quarterly dues, all members, whether
charter or otherwise, pay them alike.
Reports from Masters of Pomona
Oranges for quarter ending June 81 are
coming in, containing complaints that
they cannot get reports from the Masters
of some of the subordinate Oranges.
This is to most earnestly request and urge
all Masters who haye not already done so
to report at once for the past quarter:
This is required by the State Grange and
must be done, and continued refusal or
neglect to do so will most certainly work
revocation of chartar. Let all Masters
attend to it, and see that their Secretaries
also make their quarterly reports prompt
ly. Masters of Pomona Oranges are ex-
pected to continue to call on delinquent
Oranges for reports from Masters an ana
Secretaries, and if not received in rea-
sonable time, send some member Of Po-
mona Grange to visit Master and Secre-
tary of each delinquent Grange, and in
quire into the condition of it, and revive
it if possible. In all cases where this is
done and the report is that the Grange is
hopelessly dormant, then let the Masters
of Pomonas report to this office to have
charters revoked, and let such members
as desire to remain in the order join other
Oranges. 1t is far better to have fewer
Oranges and members zealously doing
their duty and rejecting credit upon the
order, than large number disregardln1g
their obligations and rejecting rliscredlt
upon their brethren.
JAMES N. LIpsCONfB, NJ. 5. u.
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a . Z p = 4 H- 3.
Col. James A. Hoyt, of Columbia, has
been appointed BY Judge Kershaw re-
ceiyer of the Hardy Soloman Bank in
stead of T. G. Dunn, the former receiver.
This is good appointment. and we may
now expect full and complete investi-
CATION and publication of the affairs of
this Bank, which is believed to have
been one of the greatest swindles that
was ever perpetrated by Republicanism.
twill, of course, require some time for
the new receiver to straighten out the
affairs of the Bank, but we have no doubt
the task will be as speedily and faithful
ly performed as can possibly be done.
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale that valuable placeN
Il modl Farm where I now live5 thel,
provemcrts, and twenty-five acres OF sd
land, in o high state of cultivation. rs
is pretty place, on the edge of towriad
about four hundred yards from the Asr; Y
son Schod Building; or I will sell aiod
Farm three miles from Anderson-13Tess
good land. all necessary buildings, plS OF
timber, ard is well situated for the nalce
law rs heart could wish. If you pt a
good home, now is your time to buyAp-
Div to D.J. BOHANAN, AndersoY. q.
july 10, 1877 ~
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ELECTION NOTICE..

TN accordance with an. Act entitled IAN
Il Act to- authorize County commissioned
to submit to the qualified electors OF thei1
several Counties a proposition to alter It'd
Fence Law, and to provide for effecting thd
same" passed at the special session Of 1871
notice is hereby given that an election Will
be held in each Township in the County OF
Anderson on IL. 90.
Saturday, the 18th day OF. -Au-
gust,lS77, ~. So
Between the hours of9 o'clock a. m: and
4 o'clock D. m, for the purpose OF submit
ting to the qualified electors whether tne:
said Act shall take effect in the said County.
The following named persons are appoint :
ed Managers of said Election to take charge
of the Polls in their respective Townships,
and will make thesfeturns for theirT2wn-
ships to the Commissioners on Monday, the.
10th day of August, at AndersonCy IL
BELTON TOWNSHIP-G. w. MCGEE,
L. ". Kay and John T. Green. Place for
'OisIss BRsos1DAWAY l TowSsHIP-Ihomaz.
W. Martin. James ErskiDe and A. e, Brown.
place for voting. Meals creek Church.
RRiISHY CREEK zT0WNSHTP5Jpht,
sitton. John D. Kig and J. M. Glenn.
Place for voting, FIVE Forks, (near Rucker
-o' - = .ttf
A'sS!S1Ir GsSE!SSTrRSEiSy1LLE s. TOWNSHIPS. NJ
Brown J-[Bclton Wilson and 8. M. Cray
ton. Place for votinl, Hunters Spring:
DARK CORNER tGWNSHIP-Dr.. ]. H.
Reid. J. w. SherardandJ J. A. Gray. Place:
| for voting, sherardl Store.
FORK TOWNSHIP. o. Farmer, W
P. Snelgrove and b. Palmer. Piace ZOE
VV;IIi GAiRViN ! n ToWIsHIP-Larkin Newton.
p Glenn and RW. Simpsons. Place for
voE5pg HaIs ss1SSRX; To%XNa1p-R. R. Beaty, J. P.
McGee and a. M yEorris. Place for voting,
Carswell Institute
HONEA PATJ TOWNsHIP-1oan NJ
Greer. " A. Lednd ]. J. Shirley. PiaGss
for voting. Bigbq& Davis Mills.
| HOPEWEILT LTOWNSHIP-H. r. Am
derson. A, M. Gyton and Peter r. Brown.
Place for votingBalIs Mill:
MARTIN TTNSHIP- A. Drake.
G. w. McDayiand 81. Emerson. Place
for voting. Cliuscales' Mill.
PENDLETO TOWNSHIPS s. Cray
ton. A. ]. Sitto and J. B. Adger, Jr. Place
for voting, SsJy Springs.
ROCK MTS TOWNSHIPlC. B. Gill
mer. Fletch3 Anderson and B. w. Hardin.
Place for wong, Williford's Store.
! SAVANNAH township. M. Hol-
| land. q. J. .Iarle and Frank Shearer. Place
for voting1. A. Davis.
~ WWILLi5dsTON TOWNsHIP-Dr. II. l.
Eptipg, TImas Cox and Geo. w. Ander-
son. Pla(for voting, John CARROTS.
VAREEES TOWNSHIP. w. Nor
ris. John Reeves and G. w. Long. Places
for votin school House, near W. ".
Watson's
he shallhave written or printed on his
, ticket o1ballot, 'sFENcE IN SrocK:" If
opposed !FENcE IN CROP" a.--,
o'pN o. II. P. FAINT, 49,
- SAMUEL BROWNE,
JOHN C. CAN'T,
Il County Commissioners.
, J. ITRIBBLE, Clerk. esr55f
July 11S77 .- So .--L-.-..6
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Southern Home School,
NDERSON. S, C.

N1HE Fa, Session will open TUESDAY,
Il Augu IA, 1877, and continue twenty
weeks. ,r: =
Terms, dt half in advance, the remain
der, Novemer q: Board, $500; Tuition,
$500 to $3.50; French, $1,000; Instrnmen-
tai Music $500; Wax and Leather Work,
each, $1,000 kindergarten, $500: A Nor
mall Class / Ladies in Calisthenics will be
taught at tl school House" every after
noon-terrs, $1.00 per month. For Circu-
JANE C. WADE, Principal.
July 26, 1877
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-26
Furaan University.

THE na Session will begin SEPTEM-
Il BERSth.
EXPENSE Tuition Free Incidental Fee,
$500; Bort $500 to $1,000 month in
private fanies and clearinghouse fuel,
lights and washing cost about $500 q
month. Fda catalogue giving more infor-
nation, ad6ss
PROF. JIM. HARRIS, Greenville, SC.
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