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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

merry twlskla II bis eve, Tbafs tight,
nv brave eso,us ester, 10 said, yeu are
paiarslly aud property o0e Of Nr ps Ia
MaliT's followers Bfays l.m ap 10 Toe
skics yen vast q Nspaatm j. fash.
Iousbit b ib.s eoauify now Next yoiete
The monkey timsiy SAID ihst 4 be wes
allowed vote 10 would vote for
ProSler kaool rosrsd tie whole men
agerie, but ths elephant said, .tepnly.
There now enough of that, no lullmIdsl.
iou a. The polls No enc else. Oy,F,
oyez The polls are closed, and he
judges win uow proceed 10 count the
ballot.
he then announced The result Of the
vote As follows Graut bi
Dat, inquired The aumah, how doe.
that come
Well, said heeigphsni . comes, all The
same, and doa'i you forget it, Don't
weigh more than ail ihls menserle pnl
togolberl What 90 yon animals know
about politics, anyhow
Aud The animals were welt pleased 10
think they we're allowed 70 vote, anyhow,
aud they were delighted that the
election was over aud their man elected,
so they gave three cheers ior Grant, and
rolled around III the straw 20 dress Tor
the evenings entertainment From tue
Burlington Hawkeye.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

Boston Transcript: It's great man
who can turn misfortune into gladness.
Jones did. Placing bis hat on the sofa,
Il goes without saying that Mrs. Heyyl.
waite utilizing I, fora cushion When she
arose, that bet looked Ike a dried Goldfish
10 the sst stsRes Of consumption. II
Jones bad been an ordinary mortal be
would undoubtedly have used language
bordering on the proians. lie did not
perbsps he was ansb.e 10 rise to the %.
casiou. lie rnsbed home With that dee
siccsied bat. ile cried out eagerly 70
Mrs J - Here, dear, bow DO you like
~ Thought would give yoa . specimen
u NY taste Tor once With bands that
were glowing she ssizsd i, aud tripping
20 mirror, fastened L on her back halr,
aBl czclsimed, With something ike the
oid honeymoon loye lighting her eyes,
WY, John! you're pefiect jewell Ifs
jast loYeIyi 70 think that you have been
bidiug your iizhi under hafhel al tbsse
yeafs Bat alssl f0f human ffAlllYi If
Jones bad only kspl BE fzee straight, bis
duplicity might never have bsen discover
ed, and ihe cloud that sooa settled upon
his wlfss ooapieaanes might never have
been. As We said, Jones wss great
nan, but 10 di3ut stay great long
enough to be u any use ss so eKemplar
10 husbands ID general.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
mcnoAs aa,ISoaoI,e,prsr.

A passenger iraiu which left Lansing,
coming East, last Monday, had among
the passengers plain faced, sensible
looking girl, about, 20 years Of age, aud
thin wasted, sickly young man ayear
or two older. No one would have mia
trusted that taey we're eloping had not
the young man asked tho conductor II
there was a clergyman on the train,
There was none, and The young man cx-
planned to the passengers that ne was IN
bad fix. lie had come down from Bath
township Ina buggy, aud he was quite
sure The girls father would take tho other
road down TO Chicago Junction, and there
board the train aud raise row, lie was
not much on row but yet he loved the
girl aud they were bound TO marry II
The old man icsme alone he thought he
could bluff him of; but Il bis two big
sons came along, the scale would be
turned. He therefore wanted to know OF
man wearing red wooden shirt and
coon skin cap If be would stand by him.
You bet IwillI was the heart response.
got my old gal running away With her,
and III see yon through this II never do
any more good You wouldn't bo worth
cent in free fght, aud now you 60 in
TO the baggage car aud let me run this
affair alone. want to DO seated beside
the gal when tho old man comes in.
When the whistle blewior the junction,
Coonskin changed places, aud as the cars
halted hc put bis arm around Mary aud
took one OF her hands Ia ha The old
man and bis two sons were on hand, and
they piled into the car pel nell.
Here she Isl called the father, as ho
caught sight OF the girl, and tho three
made q rush.
Run away with my-began the old
man, but when he saw the strapger be-
side her be checked himself.
Want anything Of us2 asked CoonskIn,
as he looked up.
Who are you, Eirf
Pm going 10 be your SON in.law IN less
than an hour-ehl darlngi
He gave Mary squeeze, aud Mary
looked happy,
Come along Msry--comc right home
with mel ordered the father.
Let's mash the evilainl added one Of the
sons.
Put head on him-let me get at him
shouted the other.
The father siezed Mary aud the sons
seized Coonfkin, Then red shirt
towering aofi, pair Of big 6ss began
working With popl popl and as fast as
the trio got up they made for the door.
Coonskin followed, arms and feet work
Ing Ike a tfipp hammer aud when the
train moved Ch the father sat on boz
with big WOODEN mitten held TO hls
nosei one Of the sons was pulling loose
teeth from bis Jaw, and the other boy was
cropping his way 10 snow bank.
Now, then, said CoonskIn, as The ex.
ultant lover returned, resume yer seat,
take her little hand In yours, aud do9't
sou owe me anything.
Say, Tom, said the gifl, Pm going to
kiss him for that.
All right, SIS.
Wal, iast as you feel, said Coonskin, as
be returned the smack, bat | want Il dis
unctly underttood around these parts,
that when see true love on iis way from
Lansing TO Howell TO re. spllced, ! kin
lick all the pursufiug dads in the state Of
Michigan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

SPURTS Of disgusting Mnsus,
Snufies, Craekiing Pain. Ia tho
Head, Fstid Breath. Doafasss, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, can be sx-
terminAtsd by Wei De Meyer
CatArrh Cure, a ConstItptionai An
tidOte by Absorption, Tho most Ina
portant Discovery aIaoo yaoeinat tioH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
Now Is Tux TIME
70 set those
Old Clothes Colored

Ard CIsaned pp for Summer Wear.
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sE6 E41rfkases - gfTs sAsssfsetseS. Dresses
aaa oiAss god3s sxn = ayes pitboas.
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1osssa4a O1Aae,
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Names Of Mortgegors Isaac II. Tyler and
sarah Il. Tyler, Name OF Mortgage John b
smith. Date ct Mortgage April I'd, 1877.
Mortgage recorded April 5th, 1877, at one
O'Clock p N. IN the oflce OF the Register Of
Deeds IN and for the county OF Pierce and
state OF Wisconsin III book OF mortgages,
on pages 254 and 256 Description OF mort
gagged prenises--All that tract or parcel of
1md lying and being in the county 81 Pierce
an" state # Wisconsin, described as follows,
Nl-Wlt: The Southwest quarter Of section
thhiy-hve l25), township twenty five t26l
north q range sixteen ll6l west, containing
one hundred and sixty acres Amount
claimed 10 be due upon the debt secured by
sal0 mortgage ay the date 81 this notice is the
sum ot5ve hundred seTenty-e light and forty
t"o one hundredths dollars tS5IS AZ. And
40 proceedings az law or otherwise have
stfn instituted Tor She recovery 81 said mort
gage dtht or any part thereof and default
'aFlrS nNeh made ia the payment OF the said
una di money claimed go lee aue as aforesaid
Nntlee ., hereby given that the said mortgage
VII Ne !oreciuScd together Will. ala Co~ity OF
'tae@Pl.oh OF sad mortgaGors as q nresSly
NaNca ana released 10y them in 81. r orr
gage, except the va> years REDEEM. l.n us
#ilo"cd by statute, ARD thai, the SAL Jrt-
AhGed premises will, 10y vBtue al power Of
SaiH IA SAID mortgage contained ana there
With reo0r0e' and plgSu7ut To- t.e provisions
ut the statute in such case made ana lrovid-
VS. t' N''a ~ ittA+At fVAitNH ~ tilt ShtllN OF
SAID Pierce county or his deputy st the hotel
u II Richards 49, the town Ol Maiden Rcck
Eierse County, Wisconsin, on the S0tb day
of October, a. y lss0 at tive o'clocl. P NJ
~ satisfy ana pay tie amount then iue on
tae said mortgage debt and costs and dis
tmIscueuts % said sale, together '.h the
sbE OF itty dollars stipulated in said mort
sage to be paid ont 81 the proceeds o. such
sale to th, mortgage iu case 81 the ioreclos-
Ire ot SAID mortgage as and :,r attorney 5
aes
Dated Sep,. 9th, A. p ISS0.
I-li JouN b. SmTH, Mo9gagee.
4. NJ. Card, Of counsel, for MORTGAGE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
Rock ELM CENTER.

There is considerable sickness in
town.
A few new cases of diphtheria are
reported.
Miss Minnie Persons is slowly con-
valescing.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson and Mrs. G. Butler
are among the sick ones.
r. 4. Condit is laying the founda-
ton wall for the new school house i'll
district No. 10.
Flowing and other farm work is be-
ing done up with more than usual
promptRess this year.
The teachers examination three
days of next week will thin the ranks
in the select school for short time.
Died-On the 7th inst, of spinal
mengitis, Herbert, infant son of John
and Sarah Springstead, aged five
months.
Henry B. Nelson and Edna G. Craig
were married at Hersey last Sunday
and have gone on visiting trip Of
few days.
Mr.. Harris, of st. Paul, took several
thousand feet of dry butternut lumber
from here to the r. r. station at Her.
sey last week, to be shipped west.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
Fgortg,,ge sale.

Whereas default has been made in the con-
dlt!0ns OF a certain mortgage, made, eXecu-
ted and delivered by Ole Hom and c. Holm,
his wife, to Geo. Carmichael, on the Sd day
OF October, A. d. 1873, to secure the pay
ment OF the sum OF two hundred and fifty
dollars and interest thereon at the rate OF ten
per cent. per annun, according to the terms
OF one certain promissory note Tearing even
date Herewith, which mortgage was duly re-
corded in the Office OF the Register az Deeds
in and for Pierce County, on the 9Th day of
October, 1873, AT three o'clock P. M, in Book
Nj OF mortgages Oh pages $50 aud asa; which
said mortgage covers and CONVEYS the follow
ing described premises, situate in the county
OF Pierce and state OF Wisconsin, to-wit:
Lots five and six in block ten in the village
OF Maiden Rock, and whereas there is claim
ed TO be due and is due upon said notu and
mortgage at the date of this notice the sum
OF two hundred and ninety EIGHT dollars,
principal and interest, and no action or pro-
Cesdings at law or otherwise has been institu-
ted to recover the said mortgage debt or any
part thereof: Now therefore notice is hereby
given that the said mortgage will be ioreclos-
ed by the sale OF the said real estate describ-
i'll said mortgage or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount now
due upon said mort gage debt Tor principal
and interest, and the costs and expenses OF
such sale, including The sum Of fifty dollars
stipulated III said mortgage as ana Tor solicit
or's ices in case Of foreclosure thereof, and
that the said sale will be made at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash by K NJ.
Sands, under seriH OF Pierce County on the
18th day Of November, i. D. 1880, at ten
O'Clock, in the forenoon OF said day, at the
front door Of the Post-01ice i'll the village OF
Maiden Rock in said county.
Dated September 26th, 1880.
GEORGE CARMICHAEL. MOI tgagee
AMBRos Cook, Attorney for Mortgagee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Dry weather.
Corn husking.
Mrs. I. j. Torrance is sick.
Frank Carpenter is on the sick list.
For lady's No. shoe go to II. L.
Hubbard's.
Threshing is nearly done throughout
this section.
S. a. Goucher is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. F. N. McVean has gone to Mich.
igan OH visit.
Mrs. S. a. Goucher arrived here from
Dakota on Tuesday.
A good deal Of wheat is coming into
town. No. /, 80 cents.
II. 3. Hemphill is engineer for Joe
Brownies steam thresher.
Mrs. d. Moscript has moved into a
part of G. r. Barton's house.
The S. S. Centenary at the church
Sunday evening was success.
Some of our little folks are strug-
Cling hard with whooping cough.
Miss Hattie Trumbull came down
from Tentah, Mimi, on Wednesday.
Charley Barton has good assort-
ment of horse blankets. Give him a
call.
On Wednesday last Mr.. j. Getteau
was thrown from a horse and badly
hurt.
The school in district No. will be-
gin the first Monday in November.
Miss Anna Fulton. teacher.
Those who wish to avail themselves
of the extra facilities of a village
school viii here find what they want.
The school board has furnished orr
school with considerable apparatus,
among other things being complete
set of Cutters Geological Charts.
Our school is once more under way,
with Mr.. A. Rosenberger as instructor
in the grammar department, and Mrs.
Dorset i'll the primary department.
Mr.. George Rily has his copying gal
lery at Maiden Rock Point completed.
He is now in the "far west looking
I'D agents to act for his house.
We received a very pleasant letter
from ex-Superintendent Baker
He wrote that he is well pleased with
his present work, viz: Principal OF
Franklin school. st. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

The Changers are receiving addi-
lions to their members.
A. c. Shepard has gone to St. Paul
with half ton of honey.
G. Harris and J. w. Baker have re
turned from a prospecting tour in Min
nesota.
McKinstry & Kay have purchased a
car load of sheep and one of cattle in
this vicinity for the st. Paul market.
Matrimonial double wedding
occurred at the residence of c. Marsh
last Saturday, Oct. 9th. Miss Lexe
Marsh and Mr.. VIM. Rowley, of River
Falls, were united in the bonds of
wedlock. Also Miss Nancy Campbell
and Mr.. Rolla Marsh. The brides were
dressed nearly alike and looked hand
some as brides always do. Numerous
presents were given to each. After
the congratulations bountiful dinner
was served of which the guests par
took with a relish. Soon after Mr..
Rowley and bride started for their
home i'll River Falls. Mr.. Marsh and
bride go to their new home in Barron
Co. on the 18th. They have the good
wishes of many friends here where
they have lived so long.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
kINNICKINNIC.

Corn husking is now the order OF the
day.
Threshing is nearly done IN this vi
entity.
Several of our farmers are nearly
done blowing.
We are glad that Bro. Collins is to
be our pastor another year, as he is
highly esteemed by all.
Most of our Changers attended the
Pomona Grange at Hudson Prairie last
Thursday. They ali report good
lime.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended candy pull at Ex-Governor
Parker's last Friday evening where
they onjoyed themselves hugely.
A caucus was held at the stone
school house last Saturday evening at
which Clint Williams and NJ. W. Will
son were elected delegates to attend
the county convention at Hudson Tues
day, the 18th inst.
a few slight mistakes occurred in
last week items, namely: Miss Lar
son is teaching in district No. 3, in
stead of district No. l; also Miss Whe-
don in district No. 4, and "Elvin"
Lowell should be Edwin Lowell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
A NEW PAYING OCCUPATION
LADIES AND CEvvTE,vEy

The Handsome Nickle Plated New Home Lamp
being introduced to the public this season is the
most merit0us article ever offered Agents to make
money with, is safer, and more convenient than
the Student Lamp. which has heretofore had the
reputation OF being the Safest Lamp made il has a
clamp to firmly attach il to the Sewing Machine
PIANO. Organ, Desk. etc. The fear of the ordinary
lamp being accidently upset thrown form the
table is entirely relieved by this simple clamp
continuance. 1t can be adjusted to throw the
light just where 1t is wanted to suit the eyes and
and can be converted into a handsome wall lamp.
1t has the best argand burner. filling indicator
and convenient match box, and its price is within
the reach Of everyone It has been fully tested and
edltorially endorsed by the western Chri tai.
Advocate - Am Christian Review - "HeraId and
Presbyter journal and Messenger 'ands. Christ
ian Standard" the leading Religious papers Of
Cincinnati and is endorsed by the Mayor and Post
Master Of Cincinnati, the Agent of the American
Express Company and Presidents of Insurance
Companies, as being the Safest, Most Convenient
and best Lamp made.
There are three reasons why Agents should seek
such an article to canvass for-frst for its abso
lutte safety and great convenience 1t is need ed 10
every home--second its low price makes its sale
immense,-third it will be a credit to handle such
an article. One southern Acen, writes it sells
faster than zen. Lees Portrait sold right after the
war. another writes ii beats the palmy days Of tile
Sewing Machine, its rapid sale, low price and
liberal terms surprise old Agents.--Address Home
Lump Co. Cincinnati, o. Mentioning our paper
and they will give you fun particulars and exciu-
sve territory TO canvass in. y21n2f-l3w
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EsDAIrE.


A little Miss at C. Fertig's, also at
| Mic Larson's.
Mr.. Gomelguard is painting his
dwelling white.
We acknowledge a friendly call
from Mr.. Moody, Of the JOURNAL.
Teachers examinations are things
of the past. All but two applicants
were successful.
Henry Doughty is soon expected
back from Campbell, Mimi, to spend
a few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of River Falls,
have moved to this place, and rented
the a. G. YOumans house.
A tax Of IS cents per month is col
lected from families for using water
from a certain well in this village.
2:10 horses have been in good de.
mand heretofore, but ones of far less
speed are all the rage for Saturday
afternoons nowadays. Whoa. Whoa!
A. Knowlton and his brothers are
in this vicinity making things lively
for those who helped themselves to
things that were left in their old
house here last fall.
G. Tyler has returned from La Crosse
and reports the Mississippi so low as
as to nearly stop navigation in some
places. the channel being hardly three
feet deep in places. lie says the gov
eminent is doing considerable to i'm
prove these points.
Frank Campbell's well drillers have
had to abandon his well. They We're
down over 200 feet when their drill
became fast and could not be extricat-
ed. They then set to work with a
large bit and worked until nearly down
to the former one when this became
fast also. and they are compelled to
give it up.
A party of two helped themselves
to Mr.. Larsen's horses and Mr.. Bowles''
buggy last Saturday night and drove
off. returning just before daylight
next morning. The horses showed
signs of severe driving. Mr.. larsen
signifies his good viii to make it in
teresting if he learns the names of
the midnight wanderers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
CLIFTON.

Buckwheat is fair crop.
Glover hullers are Smelling out the
grass seed.
Henry Judd is expected home from
Montana soon.
Nick Napp has treated his house to
new shingled roof.
Sile McIlroy is supplying Hastings
butchers with cattle.
NJ. NJ. Swingler has taken up his
abode at PIT. Douglass.
A number of our citizens ''took i'm
the fair at Hastings last week.
Bert Stirratt has purchased the
Reed farm in Trimbelle and has re-
moved thereto.
A large number of people assembled
to witness the funeral obsequies OF the
late Mrs. j. d. Barnes last Sabbath.
c. W. Wright, w. B. Judd, and viii
A. Caldwell were chosen as delegates
to the County Convention at the cau-
Gus last Saturday.
The youth and beauty of Clifton as
sembled at Jake Rissue's last Tuesday
evening and "tripped the light fantas-
tie till daylight.
The pathmaSter, supervisor, or some
other official dignitary would do well
to cast ut least passing glance at the
bridge between the residences of John
McIlroy and l.. H. Caldwell.
Those school desks mentioned in our
last issue are good iron framed desks
originally costing $3.50 apiece. They
are in excellent condition, eighteen i'll
number and can be bought for the
nominal price of 81 apiece.
Six hundred and seventy-ive dollars
is what that new bridge at Dayton
Mills costs the town. The bridge at
the Hollow has been repaired at an
additional cost OF two hundred. Each
of the original bridges were less than
six years old.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

SUICIrE.-U. f. Halls, a prominent
citizen of the town of Gilman, in this
county, was found dead in an out house
upon his premises on Thursday, the
9TH inst, hiss throat being cut in a
frightful manner. He went to the
out house at about four O'Clock P. NJ,
and his absence being somewhat pro-
longed Mrs. Halls became anxious and
went to look for him. and discovered
his inanimate body as above stated.
\ ceroaer's inquest ELECTED the fact
that he came to his death by his own
hand, and the instrument used was a
knife. with which he cut his throat.
Deceased had previously been subject
to fits Of insanity. and had suffered
much from i'll health.
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sherifr,s sale on Execution.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF an execution issued out Of the Cir
cult Court Tor Pierce county, Wisconsin IN an
action wherein Franklin J. Blair and Edmund
Il. Persons are plaintiffs and L. o. HIekok is
defendant, and 70 me directed and delivered
have seized and levied upon and shall on
the 8th day OF November, A. D. 1880, at ten
O'clock in the forenoon of that day at the
front door OF the Post Office in the village OF
River Falls in the county Pierce, offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash the following described real es-
tate to-Wit: A part of Section !, Township q,
Range Is, commencing 40 l. DDS and links
West of the N. Z. corner OF the n Z. ! of
the S. e. 4 of said section, thence south 9
rods II links, thence west 4 rods thence north
9 rods II links thence east 4 rods to place of
beginning with the appurtenances thereunts
belonging or so much thereof as may be sui
fioient to satisfy said execution and costs OF
sale.
Dated Sept %, 1880.
A T CARROLL, Sheriff,
By A Il. LORD, His Deputy.
DAVIS Il REFS and j. Ii. WILKINSON,
n22-6w Pl'fs Atty's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Work on the new school house is
progressing favOrably. The carpenter
work is substantially completed and
much Of the painting is ready for the
yarnish coat. The furniture men are
expected daily, the furniture being al
ready here. 4 large force are at work
grading the grounds. 1t is now ex-
pected that all will be ready to COM
mence school the first Monday in No
Yember.
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Proceedings of the Republican Town
Caucus.

At a caucus of the Republican elec-
tors Of the town River Falls held pur-
suant to published notice, on Satur-
day Oct. 9th, 1880, at the Office of A,
z. Weld, Esq, G. II. Morse was chos-
en- chairman and Geo. B. Merrick.
Sec'y. The following delegates were
elected to represent the town of River
Falls in the County Convention to be
held at Ellsworth Tuesday, Oct. 18th,
1880: A. d. Andrews, c. r. Morse,
Geo. B. Merrick, I. 7. Glass, a. 2.
Weld, X. J.. Lein, E. Ballard, j. W.
Winn, A. I. Carroll, E. Burnett. j.
w. Hamilton.
The following resolution was adopt.
ed:
Resolred, That the delegates be
authorized to represent by proxy; and
those present be empowered to cast
the entire vote of the delegation.
The caucus proceeded to vote by
ballot for Republican Town Com
mittee for the ensuing two years with
the following result: Geo. b. Merriell,
Oh m; A. p. Weld. Sec'y; c. r. Morse.
After full discussion the following
resolution was adopted:
Resoired, That the Republican Town
Committee are hereby directed to call
a Republican Town Caucus for the
nomination of Town officers at the
Spring election, April, 1881.
On motion adjourned.
c. r. MORSE, Oh m.
GFO r MFRRTCE. Spc'y.