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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-02

In the Claiborn Guardian we have
noticed n controversy between e. H.
McClendon and j. M. Nix, of Arizo-
ia. the latter being champion OF
Greenbackism. who, in q series OF
letters to a Northern paper. has taken
occasion to east uufounded slnrs on
the state of politics and society in
Louisiana. McClendon, who we take
to be our friend Enos, OF school-boy
days, takes him to task for the I'M
derhsnd way he has pursued. and in
q short and pithy letter unmasks the
true animus of the Greenbacker.
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Mass meetings of the Democratic-
Conservative party throughout the
State will be addressed by Hoo. B. F.
Jonas, John McEnery, E. A. Burke,
T. c. Manning, W. c. Flower, R. Z.
Gibson and James Lingan. The sp-
pointments in the 4th Congressional
district are as follows:
Bellevue. Tuesday, October s.
Minden, Wednesday, October 6.
Sparta, Thursday, October Z.
Coushatts, Saturday, October 9.
Shreveport. Wednesday, Oct. Is.
Mansfield. Saturday. October 16.
Many, Monday. October l8.
Leesbnrg. Wednesday, October 20.
Alexandria. Saturday, October %.
Colfax, Tuesday, October Is.
WINFIELD. Thursday. October %.
Natchitoches, Saturday, Oct. 80.
Al these appointments the follow
ing gentlemen will also address their
fellow citizens: N. G. Blanchard,
nominee for Congress; w. II. Jack,
Presidential Elector; w. II. Wise,
alternate Elector; Jas. Jeffries. M. j.
Cunningham, r. c. Grain, Fl. W. Og-
den, S. NJ. Morrison. w. p. Ford and
others, who are to aseist the State
canvasscrs in this district.
Attention is called to the fact that
the difference in the appointments OF
Mr.. Blanchard and the State can
vassers has been reconciled, and the
above appointments are the only
ones for the Fourth District.
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The only question that came any
way near rendering the proceedings
of the late Congressional Convention
unharmonious was the question a. to
whether the present State admins
tration should be endorsed or not, in
connection with the National Democ-
racy. Some favored the open de-
nunciation of the action of the 'Lot-
terry Members" Of the late Legislature
and the other administration ring
men, while the more conservative
thought that expediency should in
duce the Convention to ct least pas
sively endorse the present Democratic
State administration, not that it de-
served it, but for the cake OF harmo-
ny, as we were on the eve OF
national election. The friends Of the
administration talked earnestly and
plausibly, in all private discussions.
bnt the feeling was too strong against
the ''ring men" and although they
RETAINED from openly expressing
their opinion, they treated the State
government with utter silence and
contempt The feeling against the
"Lottery's own members Of the Leg
islsture," and ell other e6icials who
cooperate with the great monopoly,
was general and bitter, and We know
what We cay when We assert that one
of the candidates in the field was de-
feated because it was spprehended
by some. judging from his associa-
tons during the session Of the Con-
vention, that if he was elected he
might Be too much under the in.
fluence Of the 'sring." However, We
are satisfied that every candidate b.
lore the Convention was . patriot.
and that all such fears are utterly
without foundation.
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Letter from Washington.
wAsBrsoros, D. c.. Sept "a, ls

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept Ia. 1850.
Aside from the fact that the Dem
ocrats here are still rejoicing over
the result in Maine, and Republicans
are trying to find comfort in the fact
that their majority in that State u
not reduced more than IL, 900 in four
years, there is little to say of politics
in Washington. As during every
week since the happy selection Of
Hancock and English at Cincinnati,
reports to the Democratic Congress
sional Committee are all that could
be desired. There is entire concur
renee in those lately received. in the
belief that Maine's great achievement
will aid Democrats everywhere, es-
pecially in the October States, Ohio.
Indiana and West Virginia. There
is, to-day, also q good deal OF pleas
ure expressed that Senator Conkling,
in his last nights opening speech,
confined himself almost entirely t.
the bloody shirt and sectional ideas.
We all know that the best OF Rsdi-
cal politicians, backed BY all the
money be wanted. has just gone
down. never to rise again, because
he ran his campaign in . strongly
Republican State on the same ideas,
and no one feels any doubt that Mr..
Conkling will damage his party to
even . greater extent. In short, the
Washington Democrats and the DEM
ocratic stranger within her gates ase
extremely happy at the general out
look. They know that al that il
necessary to be done 10 to 60 on ~
has 90 far been done, demonstrating
to the people that now is the time
when entire peace. harmony and good
will can he achieved all over the
country. "a result 90 much more Diff
cult to b. ing about when the inevita-
BILE "bard times" shall come), and
the victory is won.
Secretary Schurz has returned from
his Western trip. bat will 60 back
again soon to take part in the cam
paign. So will Postmaster General
Maynard; so win Secretary Evarts;
30 will most Of the Bureau officers
not already absent. Attorney Gem
eral Devans and Secretary Thompson
are away. Mr.. Hayes. ~ il known,
is also absent. Nothing like this
was ever known before, and it is be-
lieved that nothing like it will ever
be known again. The silly attempt
of Mr.. Hayes to reform the civil ser
vice, BY measures which every sensi-
BILE man knew were impracticable,
has done mnch more immediate BARN
than good to the service, and its in
direct effect, by convincing many that
genuine reform is impossible, will be
still more disastrous. The open vio-
lation by himself and his subordi-
mates, of all the rules they had made
on the subject, is doing much to in
jure the party he in some measure
represents.
There seems to be confidence hero
that the Conservative difficulties in
Virginia will be arranged in some
way before November. though I'll e.
forts OF the LEADERS have 90 far
failed. CARRoIL-
/
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verdict may be. but we do deny that
an adherancs to conviction is antago-
nistic to the principles of our gov
eminent. either in spirit or letter.
His objection in regard to taxable
property would apply with q great
deal more force to several parishes
than it does to Grant For the sake
of comparison we give the amount
of the assessment in the following
parishes in year the 1879:
Parish. Ass'm't. ParisA. Ass'm't.
Caldwell. $685., 260 st. Helena. $435,7l0
Cameron .3O6,5O4 Vernon :. .l99, 1877
Grant --... .4e6,827 Washington. 1871 1876
Jackson :. 1856, 1888 West Carroll 1923 ,O32
Sabine 49,. .3s1, 100 VIM. 49,. 252. $50
Were we in the last predicament
SO facetiously supposed by our cor
respondent. we will admit, it ia more
than likely our views would take q
variety of changes in a remarkably
short space of time, but until then,
or until we shall be convinced that q
majority Of the people of this parish
had rather have somebody else man
age their local affairs for them, We
shall hold our present views.
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The Democrats Of Maine claim to
have elected their Governor by
majority Of 234. It is among the
closest elections ON record. Blaine
says it will take an official count to
determine The result. which will not
be known until January. when the
Legislature meets, aud the ''Return-
ing Board" has say.
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"Tbat person who would harm .
friend for the sake of . joke would
ruin him for pay"
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FOR PRESIDENT,
w. S. HANCOCK,
OF Pennsylvania.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,
VIM. n. ENGLISH,
OF Indiana.
FOR CONGRESS,
NJ. c. BLANCHARD,
OF CADDO PARISH.

From the State at large-Walter
C. Flower, Of Orleans, L. c. Man.
ming, Of Rapides
First Congressional District-C. A..
Butler, Of Orleans.
Second Congressional District E.
j. O'Brien, of Orleans.
Third Congressional District-Gen.
Allen Thomas, of Ascension.
Fourth Congressional District-W.
H. Jack, Of Natchitocbes.
Fifth Congressional District-Geo-
H. Ellis, of Union.
Sixth Congressional District - K.
A. Cross, of East Feliciapa.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


Will practice his profession in the Parish
and District Courts of the parishes Of Ra-
pides, Grant. VIM, Natchitoches and Caid-
we'll, aud in the Supreme Court at New
Orleans and Monroe.
All business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention.
Ofice-Colfax. Grant parish, La. j25
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S80ram8nt0 & PlaG8rYlIl8 EallI32

A. n. ToWNE. .Cae1ers4 e1berinssnass !
=. Il GOODMAN. .GsRl Passr snd Ticket gent
ja9-4p6
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L0NGTON & ANTHONY,
Corner Fifth and X streets.

SETHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w siutser. Eggs. Cheese Frat. FISH,
Poultry, EeatS. Game. and Market Produce.
Country orders specially. no I'm
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NOTICE.

n C. RADEMLCHER, FORMERLY OF THE
eB, Eureka Baths, having purchased the CITY
BATHS street, between Third and Fourth, wishes
his friends to know the fact, and to assure them
that he viii conduct the same in first class style.
He soeits continuance OF the patronage Of his old
customers ard the public generally. shaving. rs
cents; BRths, sliamp80IAg and Hair
Cutfing, 25 cents each.
M -4plm J. @. RADENACHER.
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MoTIcE.

TgyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER
the Lard Mortgage OF the Central Pacific
R9ilroad COMPANY. made 10 them as Trustees for
the Bondhol5ars and dated the first lisil day Of
OCTOBER, 1870 hereby give notice that they hold
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars tss9e, O5tl
In rod coin. with which, in accordance with the
terms al said mortgage they propose 70 redeem 90
many OF said bonds as shall he offered a. the lowest
priee. an bids over one hundred and i've llVol
aat nav he rejected st the option Of the lrusLess
sealed bids for the surrender OF bonus VIII oe
received at the Office Of the Trustees, corner OF
Fourth and Towns nd streets, in the city O. Ran
Francisco. California, until noan DEGBh BEE
NM (oth) 1880. j. OBJ sun,
san Francisco, Cal, November s. 1880 n9-td
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TUesDAf. DE E,InEn. u. 1880,

To furnish more or less Wood and Coal, follows
100 tons q 900 pounds 10 the toni coarse screened
Sydney Coal.
Wood.
60 cords q FOOT dry Pitch Pine Wood
SAID Wood and Coal to be delivered az the Capitol
Sacramento, at such times and in such quantities,
more OF less than the amount above stated, the
Secretary of State may direct between the date of
the contract and the 1st of December, 1881.
Wood TO be measured and Coal weighed at place
and time OF delivery.
Proposals to furnish Wood and Coal must be made
on separate bids
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check
ON some bank OF goad standing, drawn to the order
of the Secretary OF the Board Of Examiners, for
sum equal to 20 per cent of the amount OF the bid,
which check will be forfeited to the st te if the bid
which such check accompanies shall be accepted and
the party making the bid shall refuse to give sats-
factory bonds for the performances Of the contract
awarded to him
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids if
deemed too high.
All bids must be directed TO the undersigned at
Sacramento, indorsed " Proposals Tor Wood" or
d" Coal" as the case may be.
ALBERT HART,
Secretary Board Of Examiners
P s-As much as two-thiris of the quantity of
Wood and Coal advertised for viii probably be need
ed to be delivered before the LIST Of May, 1851
n2A-td
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PROBATE NOTICE..

GSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento.-In the Superior Court. In the
matter OF the estate Of JACOB WAC ELE de
ceased. IN the Superior Court of the county OF
Sacramento. The people of the State of California
send greeting: In pursuance Of an order of the
Hon. s. e. benson, Judge Of the Superior
Court of the county aforesaid, duly made ana
entered on the 29th day of NOVEMBER, 1850, notice
is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th day %
DECEMBER, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day, at
the County Courtroom, at Courthouse, in tho
county OF Sacramento, has been appointed az tho
time and place for hearing the application cg
Jacob Nayan and Oswald Broder praying that u
document now on file in this Court, purporting to
be the last will and testament of JAG B WAGELR,
deceased be admitted to probate, and that letters
testamentaTy be issued thereon to Jacob Nayan
AID Oswald Broder, who are named therein as
executors, at which time and place al persons
interested may appear and contest the same Il
is further ordered by the Court, that notice
hereof be made by publication for ten successive
days in the REC RD-UHfoN, a newspaper printed and
publis- ed in said Sacramento county
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court hereto
affixed. this S0th day Of Now MBEB, A. D. 1850.
IsEAhI THOS II. BERKEY, Clerk
By ]. H. PARNELL Deputy Clerk
L. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner do lot
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TUESDAY. DECEmBEG "a, 1850.

TUESDAY,, DECEMBER rs, 1850.
To furnish Stationerv and Blank Books in accordance
with schedules to be furnished by the Secretary OF
State.
Samples or minute descriptions of each article
must accompany said proposals ach class of goods
in the schedule must be bid on separately. The
proposals be for the delivery of the Stationery
and Blank Books bid on at the office Of the Secretary
of State in such quantities, or less than the
schedule names, and at such times between the date
Of the contract and the LIST OF December, 1881, as
the Secretary of State may direct
Each bid must be ace mpanied by certified
check on some bank Of good standing, drawn
to the order OF the Clerk of the Board of Ex-
aminers for a sum equal t. 20 per cent. OF the
amount OF the bid which check will be for
feted to the State if The bid which such check &C
companies shall be accepted, and the party making
the bid shall refuse to give satisfactory bones for the
per ormance OF the contract awarded TO him.
The Board re-eryes the right to reject all bids il
deemed too high
All bids must be directed to the undersigned in
d0rsed Proposals for Stationery and Blank Books,
ALBERT HART,
n24-td Secretary B5ard Of Examiners.
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q. y. wcWELIFAMs.

EEoPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, 81
tween and j. Machinery of all kinds mad
to order and repaired. Sole manufacturer Of Ca
ligle's Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired
For sale, 25-horse stationary engine and boilel
cernnleta nI4-iDH
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EKCN AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
chinist, T ront and II streets. Manufacturer o
Guttenberger's uorse Powers, Patent Ground Role
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds o
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Pat MT Hal
Presses oZ9-4p1m
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

gE9aE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE Dt8BLo COAL, the most economical
that cas be used is for sale in lots 70 suit
at Eiack Diannond Lending, Contra Costs county,
and al the Office OF the Company, southeast corner
o. Folsom and Spear streets, San FRANCISCO.
p B. CORNWALL,
n16-f President 3. D. G.. II. Co.
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a. j. vER MiLxA

F4oUNTF CORONER AND UEDEgT1EgR
I No los street, between Fourth and Elitt.
Always on hand a large assortment Of HstSIlic an
Wooden gagilele, Burial Cases and Coflns. shroad
furnished and Funers Wres+hs Preserv q. .oJIn.r
orders VIII receive prompt attention on snort Eo1
and a. 1nT- -ssaq ols-sr1
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IoUoR English Ale and Porter are quoted
IS for quarts, and &c ldvance OF .wo dozen
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BUSINESS CARDS,
wa. gEEeRY R0sGGs, N. u,

ACULIsT. AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat Office, 4294 street,
corner OF Fifth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal Hours-9:S0 10 ia. NJ; l to P. NJ Sundays
$50 to Il A. NJ: | TO 4 P NJ dl-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

GSAcRAMENTo, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 6,
- 1SS0-To all whom it may concern, and 10 Lu-
Gus C. Chrismon who filed Homestead Application
No 30S7 for same land Notice is hereby gwen thai
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON whose Post flee address,
is Pleasant Grove, Suffer county, California, has
filed his notice of intention to offer final proof in
support of his claim to Che south haf of northwest
quarter Of section 49, township No II north, range
No east, Mount Dahlo meridian embraced III Pro-
emption Application No 1904, fled in said office on
the 18th day of March, 1850, and names the follow
ing as his witnesses W. Browning W. W. Munroe,
Thomas Johnson and Michael OHara, all of Pleas
ant Grove Post flee, Suffer County; and that the
18th day Of DECEMBER, 1880, at o'clock A. N. haa
been fixed as the time, and this office as the pass.
nt3-4p30t ED. F. PAY LOR, Register.
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SUCCESSOR TO FOX & STRUT, IMPORTER
- and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors.
No. Al street, Sacramento Sole agent for A
Hupfel's Sons New York Beer. nI&4p1m
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL P ACrFiC RAILROAD.
Commencing Thursday. NoyeIn'r IS. 1880,
AND UATIL FURTHER NOTICE
THAla AID BOATS WILL iEAvE saGasKENio


As FOLLOWS:
Aka A.n,-(Sun lays excepted}--Accommod
N'"S dation Train 20 Marygyille. Red Bluf aDd
Redding.
4.eA A. a.-O)sily )-overlapd, immigrant
AHVS Freight anu Aeon, o1arinl Tam.
129 B .1i5 q as F E ss 90 Bsss
Sunday a2sgp5eil at Davis With z-r' N.
3aJiol Tram 20 N11d.at Williams no
Willows. Connects daily at Suigun fo
ysllejo, and via Nspa JUNCTION for Calls
! toEa (stages for tlie Geysers)
lo:G :.s 35. 5ssss, - ss,. .5., g &c ss
san FrSncs5eo touching NJ 81 w, p,,-tf
D. sne Sacramento riser.
! tHs9S 4. G.tDgayt-Loaai Passenger Tn
A'S'V ior stockton, Tracy; Livernore, Nil's
Oakland and San Franc SEQ Come ~
at Calf for lone, aud st Nilee for -,
Jose.
t9sffs p. n.-{suudays e,ccpssd)--Jocai Pas
! ssA~ senger Train for Davis, Heuics ana Sai
| Francisco. Connects Ut Suisun for Wallet,
. 81: % @ E ss
! neeta at Woodland for Williams ano
0.GN p. M.-(02ily) -Atiaatic Exrress for Coz.
fSsa fax, Reno Carson md virginia., 8attl,
Mountain (Aussinl Palisade tEureksl,
Ogden, Qals4a and East
| sos y. M Dailyl-oregoG Express foI
saw AaTysviiio, Chico, 6eJ Bluis snd Res dipe
(stagea for Pc tland, Greg NJ
psefAa e. He SH10a : executed. --L9cal &C.
| @SSegS cenmodatien Trainto Lathrop. Connects
with the Arizona cypress for MERGED
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Ttees), Yisaha,
Sumner, AOiayc Nswhail iSsn Bucna-
venture and Santa Barbs-a), Los An.
geles, Santa Mon lInilia,ton, Santa
| Ana (San Diegol Cotton and Yuma (1oi.
ors,i, river steamers, connecting direct
With daily trains of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Of Arizona for MarigoIsa fs.aas.
~ Phguix snd pg5scottl, Casa Grande
| sstages Tor fioreltee', itcen5, Benson
<stages for F4nbst mel, Wilcox and Rio
| Mimbres l., 1913 miles from San Francisco
(stages Tor New Mexico. Sleepi & az
betwee oakland, Los Angees Yuma
! and Benson.
| 2tsA 20 Bs.Z0ailvl Local Passenger Tran
| Ss0" Tor Davis. BaulC:a and San F-4ncaHt
| SsEA p M Dltyt-- NssaR ar. tBl: gram
OsvV Train, via DAVIS and seaieis, fgF san Fran
| 4.ag P. d.-sundays axceptea)-- Pssseua
| 9aAS Tram to Davis, Woodland ar3 Kuith
Landing.
| Q.sA z. is.- tSundays excepted Virgin,
| OtSV City Express Tor Auburn, Coifax Truck
! sd Reno. Connects wish Virgins acc
| Ttuckes Ealra for 1srroz md Virginia
Sleeping C..r from Sacramento 70 Carson
! a. N IoWNb......--.--..le nerai e1peripssnas
( 7. a GOODMAN. GEM passr md Ticket agent
ja9-4pi
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D. 8 d. FALCONER.

SUCCESSORS TO HOOK & FALC0NER, CON.
= tractors and builders, furnish estimstes for all
work in their line. address all communications to
workshop, southeast corner Seventh and streets.
nl2-lDlms
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PioNEEa LIVERY sTAaLE.


CAcEg ON CALL AT ANY HOUR -.
dsy or night. Coapes, Passions
5.ssesaaays, Ba-ouches, Euygiss, With the a q
l,estyosdsrs 70 be foun IN sny livery stable Gu a.
coast Tor lire. Horses kept il Every At reascnahi.
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GaoFE D. IonRs0N,
-. GgETE.liE. EEs q =.

a TToREEY AT IlAw-0FFICE, FIFTH ST.
y between I and j. Residence 10. 207
street, between seventh and Eighth. nlo-tplm
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CAEI on sCoTV 8 MYrR

ATo. SOB ] STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
~ in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
branches done at short notice Being practical
workmen, we are able to do work at the lowest
rates o2S-4plm
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ssADAME CEEAnL0rTE RORERT,
J. oAELa.
!. 0RoLY

EHRoa PARIS, DREsSMAKER, no. 900 EIGHTH
Il street, corner l, Sacramento. Ball and Party
dresses a Speciality. New Patterns imported foi
Winter. nl7-4plm
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IlnfEs mcGTERs

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS. SHUT
w tiers, Railings, Grstines. Honse-work ard
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