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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
4 Cdrb6n NIah Compiimclltetl.

O1n' Home T,,dustrissTublished at heaten-
worth, KANSAS, titus compliments Il former
resident of this county:
If any mah has had to fight against
heavy odds and has succeeded in business
beyond preadventure, that man is Mr.. j. B.
Dresbachi dealer in fUrcign ard dorhestic
fruit and coni6ctioHerS, on Fifth street, be-
tween Delaware and Cherokee streets. Mr..
d., has been a issiaent for seven years, bit
has been engaged in his present business
about five yetirs: lie ifiet With heavy COM
petition from the start, and certain envious
men tried to crowd him out, but Mr.. Dries
bach was equal to the octdson, and to-day
he stands peer among peers in his line of
business. And he attained That end by
main exerton and fair dealing only. Be
sides having host of patrols III tile city, he
also fills many orders 10 outside parties He
buys whole crops, paying as high price as
any other dealer in the city. Nuts, candies
and confectionery of every variety are con-
stantly kept on hand, and game and oysters
may be found at Driesbach's in their season.
A soda fountain of attractive design adorns
the counter, and ice cream is made on the
premises by means of the celebrated horizon
tai freezer, the only one of its kind in the
city. You may Tartake of delicious dish
of cream for ten cents only, or carry the
same home in tight boxes. The cream is
made under the personal supervision Of the
proprietor, and hence he warrants the same
equal to any in the city. We rather like Mr..
Driesbach and are glad TO see him getting
on"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
Conservation.

The public is respectfully invited to attend
the consecration Of the steeple and bell Of
the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
this place on Sunday Aug. llth. This con-
gFegstion has had one Of the finest steeples
in the county lin point of arehitecture)
placed upon this edifce, together With very
superior bell, weighing about 100 pounds,
Cough, Of Allentown. The church odifice
is not yet completed, but when the work
is finished, it will be one Of the finest
structures in this section Of the country. 1t
is expected that number Of clergymen from
a distance will be present at the Conservation
service All friends Of the church arc cor
didlly invited 10 attend this festive occasion.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
Arrived.

sSSThe bell for the Trinity Lutheran church
of this boroughj arrived on Tucadey, 1t is
three feet high ond three and one-half feet
across tile base, and weighs 1900 pounds,and
with fixtures its weight is 81 cwt,, and bears
the following Inscription: "Presehted by the
ladies of Lehighton and other friends Of the
congregation, July, 1873" The bell was
hung in place in the new steeple Oh Thurs
day, and will be consecrated Tomorrow
Sunday with appropriate ceremchies. This
Cough, of Allentown, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
DIED,


MiLLER.-In West Penn, June 2lst; Alfred
Henry, son Of David and Mary Miller,
aged months and S days.
HERfER.-Ih East Penn, June 23d, George
Herter, aged II years, 5 months and Il
days.
KLECKNER.-At Summit Hill, on the 9th
ult., Joel Kleckner,aged years, 9 months
and 25 days.
BILLMAN.-In West Penn, on the 18th ult. ),
Frank, son of Jacob and Maria Billman;
aged 20 years; 10 months and IA days.
WAssUM,-In IPeissport, on the oath ult.;-
Karl lVassum, aged 10 years, % days.
o wttwe mutter hofiet doch,
In Gott der tagt Eich INNER noch,
Wenn erre stultze sebst is hin,
Doch Gottes wag ist cur Gewinn.
Halest stille, stillet cur schmerz
Is tuht wohl noch den mutter Herr,
Doch hebet cure augen auf,
Hinaul, zu eurem Schultz hinauf.
]. Z.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
SncipfH Mee1ingR.

.NTISfro CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. @
2nd and 4th Monday of each month, in Re
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock z. NJ
NY. Kostenbader, s. X. O.; 5. II. Gilman.
=. X. r. >.
HNApEN HuTTRN GoDGE. No. ESQ, 1. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in ReDer's Hall. II, Kostenbader, SCI N.
n. Reber, Secretary.
MBruoHRN TRIBE. No, 7S2, Imp. o. Of r. M :,
meets in Reoer's Hall every SATURDAY: W.
L Peters, Sachem; A.W. Esches, c. OF n
PoHo PocA tribe, No. I'll. Imp. o. X. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening Of each week, ut 1;3O
o'clock IN Public School Hnn, Weisspnrt
Pa. G. W, Schwap, r.; JAG. Brong, Z. oil II
LEnGHToN LODGE, No. 234. X. Of p, meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall at 1880
O'Clock. W. H. Bachman, &C l.. A. Miller,
X. OF II. and =.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
CaOl.

The Delaware, Lackawanna and TVestern
Railroad sold $4,000 tons of Scranton coal
by auction Wednesday in New York No
Steamboat coal was sold, the purchases being
$4,000 tons CRATE, $4,000 egg, $1,000 stove,
and 5000 chestnut. The prices, with last
months average, are:
ednesday.--Grate, S3.45@$3.5O egg,
S357!G $3.50; stove $3.50; chestnut, S9,224.
Last Nonth.-Grate, $3.49; egg, $3.585 !;
stove, $3.SS. chestnut, 1925.
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j. K. Rickert, Of Weissport, was hominat-
cd on the 9TH ballot, and Thos. Carr, pro-
prietor Of the Columbia House; Mauch
Chunk, on the 9th ballot.
After the nominations were made for Com
tiissioners the ConHehton referred the re-
ihainhg nominations t5 the County Com
inittee and adjourned.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
u II. SEWERS,
Local and Personal.

Subscribers to thispaper knowing them
selves to be indebted for subscription, will
please remit, or the paper will be discon-
tinued and the bills placed in the hands OF
n Justice of the Peace for collection. We
need the money and must have it. Look at
the label on your paper and you will see ii
this notice fits your case.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Lehighton
p. o., August lst, 1878,
Fenstermacher, Jacob Golding, Ed.
Heilman, Nathan Kunkle, Miss Kate
Muflly, Miss sallie Metzgar; Miss Lizzie
Schelling, Miss Mary
Persons calling any of the above letters,
will please say " Advertised"
II. II. PETERS, p NJ.
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we have just received another lot Of new
and handsome job type. Send in your
orders if you want tie lest ,sorE for the least
rtonen.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
MARRIED,

BtItskN-REx.-Un The 7th ult. by Rev. W.
II. Strauss, VIM. Billman and Lydia Rex,
both of West PENN Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03

For County Commissioners there. was
prolonged contest, as the ti'tie for the leav-
ing of the last trains had arrived, ihany Of
the delegates retired; leaving dt Tie close Of
the ballottng. Scarcely one half the mem
bers present, the following was the ballots
for Commissioners.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
Special Notices.
L. F. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron


Gives tone 10 the stomach improves the appe,
tite and assists digestion, eNGites the bowels to
healthy action, exRelling all the iOul humOrs
that cOntaminate the brood, corrupt the secrs.
tlons and offend the breath. 1t excites the hY-
or TO healthy action and strengthens tho
nerves, lmpartinR that glow TO life that pro.
ceeds alonp from perfect health, Thousands IN
Nal walks of life testify TO the virtues Ol this
ceuent 70 nediclne in cor recting the dernnPement
OF the digestive organs. Get the genuine. -Old
only an one dollar bottles. Ask for y. H. Kun.
keps BITTER Vine Of iron, ant take no other,
dyspepsia. Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia.
L. +. Krnkels Bitter Wine of Iron. a
sure cure for this disease. II has been pre-
scrIbed daily fOr many years in the practice OF
eminent phYsicInns with unparalleled sue
cess symptoms are loss of appetite, wind
and rising Of food drYness in mouth, headache,
dizziness sleeplessness, and low spiltts Get
the genuine. Not SOLD in bulk, only one dollar
bottles .. ,.a
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetitel Do you want 10
get nd of nervOusnessl Do you want energy.
sleep well. or be cured OF dyspepsia, sidney or
liver disease Try = F, Kunkers BITTER W'ns
Of Iron. Every bottle guaranteed to do as rec
Ommended. Depot and Office, 259 North Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Get the GENUINE,
sold by oil druggists Ask for E. f. Kunke's
and tako no other. All ask is trial Of this
valuable medicine. one bOtde will convince
you. Get six bottles for five dollars, one dollar
Tor one.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
dyspepsia. Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Tape Worm, Pin, seat and Stomach Worms.
removed alive In from Two TO four hours. No
fee unui head OF Tape Worm passes nlive and
in one. Asa your druggist for kunkels Worm
syrup. sold only IN one dollar bottles. Used
Tor ch ldien OF grown persons II nevsr fails,
Or send for rcu'aI 60 Dr. kunKel, 259 North
n nth Street, Philadelphia pa. Advice by
mail free. sen0 three-ceut stamp for return OF
letlef. Ju Y 20 i'm
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03

Derby and Win. Mattern were placed in
nomination,the rcsdlt being McGarvey, AS;
Graver, Derby, s. Matter's name was
withdrawn before the vote was taken. The
nomination of McGarvey was received with
applause.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-03
The Coal Trade.

REPORT OF COAL transported over Lchigh
& Susqurhanna DIVISION Central II II. of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
DARWINISM REJECTED.

Dr. g. Warehouse lectured last evening in Associa-
tion Hall ssThe Unity Of Plan aud Evidence Of De-
sign in the Animal Kingdom, Past and Present."
This the first OF OF eight lectures which
Dr. Hawkins givc three OF the lectures to DO de-
iivered IN tho evening and 1--WE In the fore
noon the latter TO be "Natural History
in Connection With Art" Tho method pursued
by DR.. Hawkins is to illustrate his subject by draw
ings, executed with crayons, black and white can
vas boards arranged on the platform. He began his
lecture last evening BY briefly alluding TO tho OAR
wiuian hypothesis, and stated his disbelief IN tho
modern "advanccd" theory OF evolution. His first
principal demonstration was that OF salmon, the
lecturer using tue canvas TO show tho different
parts OF the fish as be was making The drawing.
pointing tho Of each, thus show
ing The evidence of design IN the formation
OF the animal Next he exhibited tho drawing Of an
alligator intending to exhibit tho unity OF plan IN the
animal Kingdom with other drawings, 10 snow now
uniform was working VI some invisible hand IN SO
forming creatures they adapted 10 tho uscs
in tended for them. 1T Inc conclusion DR.. hawkins
spoke more freely Of mis- opposition 10 Darwinlan
theories saying that they destroyed the poetry Of ME
ana that Tor his part he preferred to believe In the
ever presence OF an Omnlpotent Being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
THE BURGLARS TRYST.

Captain Byrnes and Detective slcvin, OF the FIJI.
tccnth precinct standing at the corner OF
Broadway aud Third street last night, when boy In
formed them that gang OF burglars had plundered
the dramatic agency Office OF J. l.. San
ford, a. No. o west Third street, but few
minutes before and stolen tho wardrobe OF
Nellie Sanford. tho actress which was valued at over
$1,000. The officers promptly began an investiga-
ton and learned that the thieves had gained access
to the building by means OF false kcys and stolen
three large trunks and valise, which they mad
placed an express wagon and drove on
with. They heard TO tell tho driver TO
take his load to OF Mott and Bayard Streets
where they would join him. On receipt Of this in-
tcihgenoc Captain Byrncs procured coach, and ac-
companted by Detectives Slevin and Cigar al once
started to intercept the thieves. The police arrived
few minutes before the express wagon mud concealed
mselves In the neghborhOod. Shortly alter the ar
rival Of the express wagon three men began 10 unload
it. Captain Byrnes with his officers then surroun ded
and arrested them. The prisoners were conducted 10
the Mercer street station house. they their
names John Allen, Louis PerIatto and Dan Voniic
Allen recognized BY the police as notorious bur.
glar who Is known 10 tho police by the alias OF
"Scotch Jack" They were locked up for the night
and Will be arraigned az the Jefferson Market Police
Court tins morning. The stolen property was all re-
covered and will be returned 10 its owner to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
DOWNY'S WALK.

Although James l. Downy In hts walk at Central
Park Garden stopped tho end Of the ylst mile. on
Wednesday night, almost exhausted. be came upon
she track yesterday morning fully determined TO
mako up for lost time HIS rest OF lob. 40m. ass.
hao been of much service. though he far
from feeling we'll Resumtug At Sh. 10m 40s, no
made the 92d 10 l5n. 32s and then gradually I'm
proved, though his 1o2d mile occupied 16m LIS. At
tho end Of the l04tn mile he rested 2sm. DOS, and
then went on until the end OF the FIRST lap Of the
Tooth milo when no was stopped for 2n 2sm. and Is.
THIS was done TO cnabe bis managers TO lay out
new track the outdoor portion OF the old ono SUBJ
tect walker to constant wettng In the rain tnnt
was faii,ng The track is the same upon which
Miss Bertha Won Hiern and Miss arshall walked, aud
% laps the mile Atthe end Of the 122d mile
supper eaten BY Downy which required 35m.
bOs From that tmc on, with the exception OF rest
OF 25n. 15s during tho 1884 mile, Downy continued
his Journey until l0h 56m. 45s. last night lie had
then completed his 1soth milo, which required lam.
S.. and upon retiring intended TO resume at half
past O'Clock this morning.
During tho day and evening, George Law, Peter
yanncss, T. Ii. Noonan, John Goodwin and Hughes
accom- panied Downy. rho latter Is now unoer the
caro- OF Robors Jackson, OF Passaic, N. j. Downy Ia
hopelcssly behind 10 bis task.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
A PECULIAR CRAFT.

Mr. Thomas Fearon. Of Yonkcrs, N. X, hos finished
n racing craft OF such peculiar model It will surely
sommspd srcas attention. II Is a catboat, II feet
q In length, 8 feet inches beam and % inches
aecp Tnero 10 o inches crown to deck, with o
inches shear forward and inches aft. A small
asr,ng cockpit gives a wide deck. Tho centre
board 10 feet 1 inch long by fcet wide. Tho boat
Is built Iapstreak, with continuous round, which IN
tcrsccts the crown OF the deck. She has long n,or,
FULL Dow, giving her round bearings Thus the stem
N wpat in oIden times called tho 'cartw heoD
hone. There Is skeg aft Her ruddcr Is lifted on
rom counter OF stern, aud rakcs under like tho
item Of ordinary boats. The trunk IS a
sbes,nut plank, Ia inches thick, and ~
iucbcs wide cut down at tho ends 10 intcrsect with
item and sterD with a piccc lleu In from The heads
Of trunk, running and fastening 10 stem and stern
post. There Is no dcadwood showing outside the
boat Tic banking 10 Of cedar, half inch thick The
Graf. vas drafted similar TO shell boat and was put
n frnme and plan bottom up, or IA other words,
the hull was built upside down.
an, a. ntted with n hollow mast, 20 isct inchos
extrsms length o inches diameter at partners, and
Az inches diameter at head. The boom IS Fl ect long
~. tbs ra 10 feet. Tho mast II placed IN the eyes OF
INC boat. being only inches from sicm head, giving
her the oldest possible look Mr. Fcoron has had
his novel craft finished In tho han somess
manner. Her bottom Is - smooth as one OF his
shaboatss and, In reality, many OF the ideas en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

"rent Mark in Palestine" Is the title Of Lieutenant
Condcr's new book.
The Library Association OF Great Britain 10 discuss
ing thst long problem OF universal catalogue
OF literature.
the London Academy styles Dr. woolsey's .Polisicai
Science solid, trustworthy and comprehensive text
book.
.Krik's Guide to the Turf Part l." has been issued,
ana Is just the thing that every turman wants Il
contains complete OF all turf events run in
1877. with q copious index referring TO tho Same,
giving the pcdg Of tho horses engaged alpha
beticai list OF racing colors, with tho OF
rs; tho prominent racing centres OF tho country and
how to approach them; table OF weights carried;
dates OF important events, aud useful rules some
OF tho prominent racing clubs Tho great dcsidor-
atum achieved by tho author has boon condcnso q
great amount Of useful information indispensable to
turimcn and turf lovers generally, IN small
compass ,hc .Gudsn being issued IN handy pocket
form.
President woolscy's book on political science
is work deserving the careful attention from
students Of tho art oil government
Mr. T. L. Do vinne's 'Invontion Of Printing has
highly apprcc ativo notice OF more than q column In
the Saturday RevtsW.
Tho SWISS Alpine Club viii hold nj IntcrIakcn, In
Scptcmbor next, what IL tor med an Aipino Exhibi.
ton, 10 comprise a vast collection OF specimens OF
mountain natural history ART and literature, besides
all the pauopy and OUTFIT OF mountain explorers
A supplement TO .Liure's Great Dictionary or tho
French Language. IN quario, just boon completed
at PARIS.
NJ Lcnicnt, whose work on 'Satiro In Franccn hns
Just passed second edition, has tho sub
jcct with great critical acumcn.
a postbumous work Of Eigar Quinet entitled "vio
OF Mort du Gcuic Groc,' has Just appeared.
The first volume OF "5ainto- Bcuvc's Correspondence
from 1872 10 1869" is out. II IS very piquant
Mr. spcnces new hook on Venezuela, under the Tito
OF the Land OF Bolivar" Is pronounced by the Specfa.
tor 10 DO valuable, comprehensive full OF niorma-
ton concerning the ancient history, topography,
natural history, products and tho statistics OF the
country
N. Loon Chottsau has writton . lively pamphlet on
''Lo Traffic dc Commorcc--Fran co. Amcricainc.n
Tho lively "Momorcs dun Journalistic" OF II. do
vlemessant have reached tho sixth sorcs volume.
which IL entitled "Mcs Voyages Ct Mes Prisons.n
". y. Donjou Is publishing In numbers a complete
catalogue OF works that havo been condemned sup.
pressed In Europe from 1914 TO 1871
Tho Saturday Rev,cw thinks that Mr. Hepworth
Dixon might DO doing worse than writing novels
"Hc might DO compiling Guides TO Mormonismc fsee
"spirituai wivcsb ''or turning history into blank
verso or badcrdash. History has stl Character 10
lose, ond fiction has nonc."
Africa Is being rapidly uncovered by the enterprise
endurance science OF many explorers Ono OF tho
latest original works 10 Report on the Province
OF Kordoian," by Major II. Prout, OF the Egyptian
Generals sto1. Cairo, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARR W pRrssRa, fro m savannah arrived at Buenos
March aud reports lost Of deck load Of lumber
on the passage.
BARK Nonruwoop tBrl. Adams. from Spanish Main Tor
BALTIMORE ~ Fortress Monroe April II. diam
the 9Th.
BARK PArArs UsLrrxs tFr), Msjou. from Pensaco,a
April tor Bordeaux, returned TO Pensscola tns llth
watcrlorvcd
Bn,c Tsis. Anderson from 81 Jago Philadelphia 9th
inst Apr o. lat 10 so Ion TO- experienced heavy
NV aud NE gales. lost jib and staysaii.
scum JAS Iirxay. SNOW from New York TOR Boston,
ashore the flats on Edwnrtown. and hauled of
Ing Of 10th cutter samuel Dexter with trhin
damage
scnH @ I.yoS Young. from Brunswick. 81 Philadei.
pha ltth had heavy weather, and tho Tth Inst OF
Cape Henry, sprung a leak.
scnR II A JouSsov arrived Gloucester 9Th inss from
q Georges trip, with loss of m sinmast.
scun Gan. LEAvirr Lombard, from New York for Ha-
vana which put into Nassau IN Distress the dry
ut the latter port April . undergoing repairs
scnR suSSY ouru, from New York for Mobile fbcfore
repored. Was totally wrecked Absco, Match ~. Tho
greater portion Of the saved aud taken Nassau
and the damaged portion oft sold.
ALEXANDRIA, April I0-The nerold from Savannah,
Ga with lumber which has been aground the bars for
several DAVIS past arrived ~ the High street wharf, oeorgo
town. yesterday morning.
ashore during the thick fog this the Five Milo
Bescb. near where the Bethany lies
SoRroLK April iO-The crew and captain Of the schr
Sophia Wilson, In the atc collision with ths schr Ado
line Townsend some miles opg Islasd. arrived In
h~rhor Monday night The Bakers have
the sophia wilson's of steel rails and deliver
City Point " which place we originally shippsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
SINGULAR DEATH.

Under circumstances OF very singular character
MAJOR Robert REQ, formerly Of tho Third regiment,
New Jersey National Guard found dead 10 mis- bed
last evening at hts home. No. z6l Railroad avenue
Newark. Ho bad been living alone for some time
past. his wife having lott him, aud tho ncighbors
missed him since last saturday Yesterday toward
evening somc OF tho moro anxious ones entered tho
house by tho back window aud were Mortified TO Ind
the Major lying dead In bed, hts body
being IN quite an advanced state OF
decomposition. County Physician Ward was notified
and madc examination OF the body. He found no
marks OF vcIence ana nothing 10 indicate that any
poison had boon used, and hts impression Is that
ceased died from natural causcs-hcart disease or
stroke OF apopcxy.
children, ono Of whom, young man, rs in tho navy.
A post mortcm examination viii DO held to-day. Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
BELOW.
BARK Lloyd CNor). Jacobson. from Trales March
CLEARED.

Steamer state Of Nevada tBr), Ssdlsr. Gissgow-A
Baldwin n Co.
steamer olsatia Ger, Brandt, Hsmburg via Plymouth
and Cheviyouvg- ardt 4 Uo.
Steamer Casnd tDutch). Dcddes. Rotterdam Fuucn,
Edyc Go.
bridge Co = -. -
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Norfolk City Point sud
Richm ond--Cld Dominion Steamship 90.
steamer tlesnors. johnson. Portand.J Ames
stcnner ca aucus, Bcmrsc Boston H n Dimock. ..-
steamer Mississippi. CrowcIl Boston-vernon Brown.
Co. .
BARK Prodomo Nor, Jacobsen. Cork for orders Punch.
Edge A Co.
Go.
rrir Amy Lane. costigan. Gbraissrcr ordersCarvcr
Brg sea Bird tBr,. Lindn. Deserro via Richm
schr Adelixa, Libpey. Dem rars- Jed FRYE Co
schr Forest City liodgkns 81 Johns AntIgua)
schr RIGHT Away. Crossiey. BnracoaRJ Weinberg a Co.
schr sammy Ford, Alien. Yarmouth. NS-A Heney.
scnr Alleghan,s. Bryant. Booshosy. Me-Iisviland a
schr Braxos, Mackey, Newport-Rsoke,t Bro.