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In the eleven years since its organiza-
tion the WOman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. Church has sent
abroad twenty-Gix missionary ladies and
established 2,291 auxiliary societies
among heather women. whose member
ship now numbers 6O,269.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh L. r.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
OING East ANIn w ESrr

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov 10, 1878. Trains will rur
daily Except Sunday,)
3 Through Trains to Pittsburgh.
2 Through Trains TO Cleveland.
2 Through Trains to Chicago.
Pullman's ParlOr Cars between Wellsvillt
and Cleveland.
uoiel and Sleeping Cars on all Trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-20

THE man who said that the temper
ance party was going TO rise like giant
refreshed with wine was unfortunate in
Lis choice of simile.
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A LIVING SINNERS better than dead
saint, and if Neuralgia troubles you,you
needn't grunt, but take DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil.
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The laborers' strike at Jones Il Laugh
tin,s mills in Pittsburgh is over, and over
2,e0o men returned to work last week.
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tSeltbenUilLe ccOmmoddtion-Leaves Bellair.
at 45 ID, Bridgeport 5 10 m; arrives a,
Steubenville at 10 p m; leaves SteubenviI.e
at 10 m, Bridgeport9 8 20 m; arrives al,
Bellnire at IS a m.
Tickets aud Baggage Checks to all principal
points in the East and West can be procured
aE the Ticket Office in Bridgeport.
FIR MYERS. Gen1 Pass and Ticket Ag't.
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GOING WEST.
Est Line Pc Ex Gin Elk Accom-
+DaiIv +Dailv excep, Sunday.
CADIz BRANCH TRAINs-(Lxcept Sunday. }

4DalIy. TDRlIy except SUNDAY.
Through Chicago Express, with Sleeping
Coach, leaves Columbus daily except sunday,
at 40 pm, arriving at Chicago 80 am.
CADIZ BRANCH TRAINS-(kxcept Sunday }
Lv Cadiz Ju...G-5O amll.lO am 455 PM 25pm
AR Cadiz.-.......7-30 lbs 5-35 S-05
Lv CadiZ-.-. 600 l0.0U 4-0j 625
Ar CadiZ Jn-..6 40 1910 AS 10
Sleeping Cars East, without change, to Phil
adelphia and New York; West to Cincin nati
Louisville, indianapolis and st. Louis and
from Columbus to Chicago.
Baggage checked 10 all principal points
East and West.
ID. w. CALDWELL, W. L. o BHIEN,
Gen'l Manager, Geu'l & L Ag't,
Apis COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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- E>JD name and address with cent stamp
- and get It, c. LESTER, . Dey st.. n. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16
Gmisrationcu.

Der or alerebe iaar fra Gurcpa
inppanoret crer 100000 Wennefter ;
cg Oct n~rocbbelte penles mpen Ma,
ret er noe. Oct CT uaturliat, at
caiaa Ncr9e b~ipraser fin Del Ill
observation-disclosures.
Ilt lpnes tube pda, at Hcrae,
laapellom Den iterre Del al Gurppa
I DC fpite aar bar eienuemlaaet Den
efcnomlfe Mrlhs Der for Z Ndr iben
rammeee Mmerlfa. Verpen CT III |
oen @rao ct lerenpe Sele, AZ Ell
Del life fan lioe, upcn AT Den anben
of rcle Smerten beraf. Saltfalp
bar Bet | be fiplte % Mar pRret
ubpre fnappe Iiper | Ncr9e.
Mlminpellgcis or bet life 1plf til
NJ tcrlapc San6et, Der priper be
Hcrfc I'll Nmerifa
Der fan finpes l~lnptaleller. % |
iaafalp fan Der pRre nogeu geretti.
9elle / DC hciere 0laeiers peflama.
torile @eflager Cper Wan0el paa
Observation-Disclosures fra peres Si.
DC, Der ueranrre. Wen @ruunen
ri DC bciereittllepes Mlaaemaal. tor
cftere lcses | ell omenp ntepiplt
6rpst for ben u~unbaaaeliae 3iltaae,
plrfnlns at 6rlbeoslpeer, Der / 81.
cenS eeb oil p9rs 6clgen af ben
ltrre u%opanorin9. Obi port 6clf
borrower bar tllitr9ffeliat bepilt fin
&lerliabeo iii Woberlanpst pcp ben
Saarenatfetteb % be Oprfreller
bpprmep Dc bar beparst baape Wc.
peremaalet % Vernel9rpcmmen.
Der er Ell p9lentli9 0runp til
uopanortn9, % Der er efcncm;R
Wansel % Nep. Snaen ntbeiiR
Spitenpemaitaler e(ler Spirttusf taa=
Ter fan fianble ben @ep9lelle, Der
rremfommer al Sreptran9. Der be.
bspes fun at nesle al pore 0i9tere
ra Sfaaltalere % Gmbepsmanp III
tlbriuse Ct aars llp ure pa Sielo.
fuatterne peo Sapiantsn eler cppe
mslem be berlise malerlife Sielpiraa.
rer. | Ell uSiel lipen scgbptte yaa
Glib on Nllllna on V~arfsbrep, laa
Tube mart ali eeres digit forpanp.
les I'll s9nslel, no, up, pet, peit III
amerlfas - Spebemarfer % Sle9e.
prairter.
Dele TO ire Mars Neb ~be1pneer
nu csiaa | Ncrse al bars iin ma.
Srnst: gen9lel moo @eit.
Der er not mansen en- baabe Wanp
~ &plnpe Der iiser be nssne ling.
bomstlipyer 6arpel meb en- butter
; men Hsppsnetsbeeen CT life
9enne Strrm, Tom nj altiaa / be
l9ite Var aar maa pente, ra Tom
bar beapnot al naa pert
.ano. oil lite bare nossn Sfabe af
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16
Sc Ser!

Ya0~lert'ommenot esroag Ora
l5ot) iial bl beapuoe meO 81 5pt.
Itielt gal al $50 % StspIu
meo tort Hebflag Yrifuut
o. icriirite bcrulco hpsr Dag % vi.
ten I'll % meo 4oe Suli.
Van ale bore Bartr isaI ri irt
Briitrns neo fra % Ill r. cs u,
Bdr % enfelipls tnooo meacl llput
Dor er GoluIes Curtis e So iiGt
Optro s%aIutlnbs. Sleuler baanriptot
tnn $500 90 gobs almiureIias faL
u,iiiHos. Siepler 81 Is pUro $3.50.
s@sstc@icod'tnbs Sto Tor Gamer 81 80.
tyra Werie III at oisie ere Ugtt
@lthtlitno % iffe S5onreilmos 60.
ION bar pGrsi apcrieTsi % iOl8r al
andre sSlrmacr 5tri 8Dcn lor at prt
Cate)
Sl flehe pore Narer | l,drt B0Tllu
% longt bi!lIaue tuo nO0si @auNtS
bis berI HDeu fan 'lsbt ntm. @nln
ben Tor esnue Nef lla9tuina al Eriun
sr ZEN. al vi maa rt6uecre pr oIlior
tore B~tbolnnIn0 al SfO % SleuIO
ineen Ace Sui. Ia vi n9tcr % I'll al
nouioe port pofnIe, bDilfct vi HuocJ q
me9tt for lioet Ior Dor nNitratlt os
ltaola pcItnbe 9unbel, laaGt N. naaE
pelten fommsr. fan huue Il Qoel %
inmm'li9i aDartcr. Wor 9Guotl bar
blntll I~adlan9l opsritegst pore tSorptnl'
nInger. ~ uo9tri pl bar lslgt Sopt
Sto % Stcnler bllliltrc enc man
tunoe flebe oem ~uo9etlteoS | S11
bar BOG Dor 5OrbeI pCret lNausStI
lom 81 bapee pcntet at iicne pGa q
belt &ar. osrfOr Tan % taI ri Slpt
BeIoIfnln9sn al @innsibsit % OmIlS'
aeuoe Counter en- EXTRA &nIconIn8 I'll
at tlebe 9ooe SfO % Slsplcr blLIIai
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16

iNH nWts ! IN Vuhi VI give NVtS'
rinee cg rife @enlisben, hpap bar
ncen benz fanie ijslpeu eaer alprie
rIlee rRre iifanb ill.,"
Scbanrcs's @ei filts fla Der frc
bans 0ens brcrfcr be nuitebe III
Jrlle, inet Mammeraten ffaf ct ga,
Sueflcffer | Saanbsn paa Scbanues
Ii fin ifre 5%crpentnins, at ban mol
pibfe at anpenpe benz.
Spbannss breieoe Sneflcfferne
frem % tiItase | Saauren p9 iao
Isftsr fin Ben, Tom n9ften rar ups
at Siste; bpae funpe Wanben me-
ne meb at eipe BAN Sneflcfferne
uben at fae ct enefe OH? Gan
funbe 10 life rips, bpap Der par
bnnbt pppe paa 0aaroen % pca
flutes bet fOrunoerlist, at ban fable
funue tale Mlt bette ON Jcr1rinaer
netcp M. ba S%ctannes off % tanfe
paa penne 2ina,-c9 git ca frposoe
lig cpsr ben llnbGplbnins tilmeo,
"at ban life hacpe Haao til at fiebe
Nrset til fin 8pns". Wen pa ban
III aailcrd bapoe Sneflcffcrne. ~
ban barbe bort iaa Weset ON Dem,
lpntes Oct BAN. Tom ON Der life off
an anoct eno at aire Dem I'll I'm
apne; men benue 6remgan9smaaee
par iaa ny for BAN. at alcnc 2an'
fen berpaa Sirrpe BAN fcrmelis unp'
ieslig.
Scbannes'S Suftru par ell imuf
3piupe; men Smicr9en for SAINT
lien tpnseot beube neo, iaa at @lane@
fen | benpes EIne bclot paa at be
% Sarren paa benneS 1inoer at
tleane. Sum ride life bape brnpt
f9 balpt laa meget, nei life bet
minpfe ON fine Scrser, bericm bun,
naar SobanneS frm biem, funpe
bare belt benz meD bam,-i nj al II
Illf9lee pilpe ban bare pRret titanb
til at bringe alt Sreen. Wen
ban bapne altib imilt forasteli9t,
naar bun sicroc Wtne til at bc9pn'
be paa penne @ienitanp, iaa at bun
par bert cp meb at ir9e Si9lp Der,
bpcr inaen Sialp par at flnoe.
Scbannes ipntes. at naar ban ar.
beirepe flittis for at fepe % flape
fin Samilic % fiafe gsrnene Sfc.
le9ans. laa tarpe ban Oalaa permep
aicrt fit. timber penne Sasernss
Stiainl fan man nOf tanfe Iis, bppr
fcrbaulet bans 3cne blep peb at
bore ell munter Stemme raabe /:
"Spor or pu, Warie z" Ren eubnu
lterre blsp beupeS Sprbanislie, ba
benoss Waub, ipet bun fom ben til
Oeren, gap benpe Sn%sflpfferns %
meb Get famine, ban itaf Dem | ben.
oe8 Saano, lagoe, at be rare pafre,
men aaigepel lpntes ban, at bun
lslp par langt pafrere. Spbannes
bapoe 9icrt man9t ct 9Obt Stpfft
arbelpe / fit gin meo bet W9rftei,
ban bar paa Hp9aen, men ban siOr'
be ct enpnu bepre III meo biSi,
Snefloffer tbl ban aabnepe berpti
Warias Sierte, % bet ff berefteI
beler life mere Mnleoning til a
luffe f9 at ben 0runb. at tcnpc,
Wanp pep imaa Sprerinser OF fier
lise Orb dapis ler9epe for at bplb
bet aabent. Oa Stremme al barn
Sen9lpenbeo fcm riSlenpe no perfra
bpor SnSen trcepe, at Der par no
gen. fcrpi Den laa iaa ppbt fiult.
Og bpiS benne npe Iingenss Eli
itane braste Marie lpffelisere Oa
se, bapoe SobanneS beler life min
Ore Vatanelie At Zen. Sffe allen
gienaialpte bans Snitru bans &iel
lieteb meb Umbsb, men ben ore
benee til at 9iere mansen en- lipe
Notwithstanding, iaanoanu
icm fan Qiere ielp Bet tarrelialt
Siem til ct Tibet Yarabis.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16

vi tom Der / Den SsnNst at fcHIr''
Ter. 81 Os6orretningtL buiIiet ri oSiaa
biotil bar giort % ostsr enemsr, al
siers iaa bet anbet Mar, sfteriom ~
MI CT bebrc tisnoi meb ale 6Or9oIot
Der, eetior iom til Saptuarbs
Spctielle Salg af 9obs Sfo % StOpltr
% bliu o~perbsuiit ON, at bet fOrboINtT
iia nstop iom ri Tiger. % at BET i't'
er no9en "3 ftemab" ri brn9a
the enbpsr iOm fienber til Dor SOrrst
nina Der % bar feet ben ubprs ltoTs
Bsbolonin8 ri bar faaet ino lpanr, III!
mart lnnnt ie at bort 9ofale lite Gluer
os &nIsonius til at iremDiis SOIOpa''
ten ai bort fore SpIas at StO %
Stepler.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16
LEE x JOHNSON1S Advertisement.
Lee T. JOHNSON.
Nianutaftnr' % 0alantcrisNarcr, Satte % &ucr, Gfo %
9t5plcr, GOlomialoarcr, faltet % t6rret Jif, 86Sfcr.
90 &urpmaserarbeise, xauspdrf, FAINT Mnoet,
Der saar unrsr ben aImincsIas 8snepusle
LEE K JOHNSON'S Advertisement.
General +!

vi tiuaoe os bupec at unrurstts ben areos 8sotnina af Otcorab %
Smssn ON, at ri nbia bar faast bsm Dor aIminSslss Yuarfmipuins at
@aur bnbUrenoe til Dor fSsrrenina.
lner 6onelrtnina al at &etrns bespnbe at lpsne op nos.t, bar ri
maatet Sisre Gbt ferre Snofeb benne Sang emo eouunNa % Ton mon berfor
peme at fnes ct no@t Nsrrs lepas al iorpisaiss garr hos Os MI snb
tbH8ee
Sorrelen. ca bpufeu Dor So sNr bore SntFnahonr tuaber os pb
alenlanSs MoisartiHsr slr pso rrrmce 8orebras owr Often at foriss. pa
at lore Tl[ bag epft. fl Ri fun opbie ON. at pore Wartr ,hr Dor Nor.
mcniu9 ere bpufen leters ear bebre. bperfcn biuiere eu bprsre eb boz
0rU9s Glt at pl irgen Drives" brusa for at loHt Spi inb. % pu
opsrlaes til ben, fm trensr buao ri bar at ieise at belsmme ,nttn
ban oil flebe hos cs suer hos Nnbu. Ssnae Sanolsmaabs bar ~botlpaos
fCrRadst os Dor fnlce @mbd Of so%rretninaen. % baabo ri for srsmtibsn
ueb bore @snnns Siep at tunne de bet amme.
@tS st til ane, iom bar b,art os meb Ssanina. tssnu ri Os
6orbnotish.
LEE & JOHNSON.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16

Bag Set aier inscu GorlficI brad
andre fortGllsr. Tom inc % le IoT
Dem isIbl
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
Merry Christmas TO all by A.
w. Nickel.

Approaching highly,th very liberal
patronage given me in former years by
our friends and customers during the
Holiday season, We have made still
greater effo<ts this season to select and
place on sale an unusual large, COM
plete and uneXcelled variety of the
very latest novelties and Holiday
goods that could Ibe found in eastern
markets. Those wishing to make
presents of anything useful or Orna-
mertal Will find full stock to select
from at my place, tIand at prices exceed
ingiy low. Books of every kind, grade
and style, from five cents to ten dollars.
Roger Brothers silverware, jewelry,
ce,lo;d sets; photograph and autograph
albums of every size; gold pens and
pc els, hair brushes and hand mirrors,
pocketbOoks,and diaries, Japanes braek-
cts and boxes. glove,thardkerchief and
co lar boxes, smoking sets. ink stands,
paper weights. tho finest display of
vases and dolls ever .seen in Brown
vile, to- carts and wagons. shell boxes.
work boxes. writing desks and secreta-
ries. toy bureaus and tables, mustach
cups, coffee cups, majolica ware, brack-
cts of most every kind and thou
sand other things. Please call and
ook and be convinced Make your Sc
lections early before the rush comes
and the best are picked out. We will
give Won all the attention possible,
and prices that will be satisfactory. :
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

Prof. John Thomas, Il gentleman of
ebony hue, lecturer and late barber at
Nemaha City, stiflly backed by e. w.
Berlin of this city, isn't thar any more.
A few mornings ago when the hour
arrived for opening the shop and sweep
ing out the har, Prof. John Thomas
failed to come to time. Mr.. Berlin
being asked the probable present loca-
ton of Prof. John Thomas, he sighed
deeply as he quoted the pOetical words
of the late lamented Jim Fisk, when
the |. |. spoke of some one who had
vamOoSed the ranch. We are strongly
of the impression that Prof. John
Thomas has strayed. or been stolen, or
crawled into an air hole in the Mis-
souri,, but this wouldn't lave mattered
much to Mr.. Berlin if Prof. John
Thomas had first pad him that $500
he borrowed of him, and also that other
S25 90 which Prof. John Thomas bOr-
rowed at the bank, the payment of
which is secured 10y the signature of
Mr.. Berlin.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

Church Howe, who holds in his hand
the speakership of the House. The
18th it has about the same amount;
and so it runs from day to day.
- Nothing is more essential to good
legislation this winter, than that the
house should have q good presiding
officer.-Junidtd Herald.
Then, Hon. Church Howe, with his
experience of eight years. quick decis-
ison, cool judgment and splendid voice,
is just the man for the place He GER
tainly has no equal, in combination of
qualifications, amongst all the mem
bers of the House.
The Lincoln Globe has telegram
from Senator Paddock which reads as
follows:
United States Senate Chamber
Washington, Dec 18th. To the editor
of the Globe: A reliable grapevine
tells me that Church Howe has declar.
ed for Nance and for nellSt me. If this
be true there is no power on earth that
can keep me from being reelected
For Gods sake keep him where he is
| Pads egotism is always getting thu
better of his discretion. But it may b,
} that the above is a forgery of tn,
} Globes. We rather suspect it is forg
cry because that paper is opposed I,
PaddOck-or half of it is, ut least.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
STATE MATTERS.

Typhoid fever is causing many
deaths ii the vicinity OF Steele City.
A hO-se--acer named Young was
arrested N Lincoln a few days ago on
charge of raping widow of Crete.
= TIE Repu lean City Enterprise
says. "Garfield's cabinet has been chos-
en- by the press of Nebraska. That's a
load off his mind"
= Republ can CO. Enterprise: A
number of farmers near Naponee sold
Their broom cora at 500 per ton. 1t is
said to be more profitable by half than
corn.
= Fa"s City Journal: Ex-Gov.
Tu' mas has been mentioned for United
States commissioner of ag.icc.ta-e.
We heartily second the motion. No
man in the country is better quai' fled.
Gov. Farnas has been identified with
the agricultural interests of the Sta.e
.Or twenty years, and has made ag-i-
culture and hort culture the study o.
his life; and if the admin :strat;On de-
siies to place the department under the
management of competent person, no
bette selection can be made.
= The Sidney Telegraph, democratic
cavo-s the reelection of Senator Pad,
dock.
/ = The annual meeting of the Ne
tb"aska State Board of Agriculture WI
Abe held in Lincoln, commencing or
Thu SHAY, January Is, 1881, at o'clocl
p. III.
Il A yoUIg maninaned Hem Smith
rear N'.GrG, Douglas cou2ty, WIFI
d wig cattle few days ago wa
tEcowl from his horse and k,red.
EA-Gov. Furnas is spoken of as 4;
suitable person. fo- commissioner of ag
ricd-tu.e. To that proposition tn
Crete Uuion says Amen"
: - The Hon. 7. VI. Marquette de
c,;les to be a candidate for L. 5. Sena
tor. The Globe is our authority.
The Lincoln Globe says, upon goo
authority, that the offices and manage
ment of the b. & NJ. and c. b. &
wi not be consolidated.
- The probabilities" are incceasin
4 from day to day that Chu-ch How
\ WI; be the Speaker. Our barometer
TIE I-incOll Globe.
"A temperance lecturer now speaa
ing in this State, b. the name of Gee
Woodford is sad to be equal to Balm G
> Finch.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
Memorial.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God to take
from us our beloved schoolmate Jose
HOdgkinson, we, the students of Pleas
ant Ridge school sincerely sympathi2e
with tine bereaved family. She has
woven in our lives golden thread
which will never be severed. Some OF
the rarest gems of our memories viii
be the remembrance of the elevating
influence she extended over us. But
she is now rejoicing in heaven with the
white-robed angels.
KNOWS thou, Parent. how II happens
That the dear ones die?
God walks daily in his ga rden,
While the sun shines high;
In that garden there are roses.
Beautiful and bright,
And he gazes round. delighted
With the lovely sight.
Ifhe marks one gaily blooming.
Than the rest more fair.
He will pause and look upon IL,
Full OF tender care;
And the beauteOus rose he gathers
In his bosom lies
But on earth are tears and sorrow
For q dear one dies.
5oSIE'S SCHoOLMATEs.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

Sandwich / hole mounted shelter,
for sale cheap by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
The Close of School.

The fall term Of the public schools
of Brownville closes this week. On
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
and Friday forenoOns there will be
oral examinations, which parents and
friends are specially invited to attend.
It is the desire of the teachers to afford
all WI o have interests involved in the
school, every possible opportunity OF
knowing what is being done and how
it is being done. Report cards. design
ed to indicate, as well as can be done
in a summary way, the standing of the
pupils in the work of the term, viii be
sent to parents or friends soon after
the close of the term; bat much bet
ter knowledge of what has been accom-
pl'shed may be obtained by half day
spent in the school.
The programme of the closing exei-
c;ses is as follows:
WEDNESDAY p. NJ, DEC. %.
Oral examinations IN Reading. Com.
position, Spelling. and Penmanship.
THURSDAY A. NJ.
Examinations in object lessons, &c
os-aply, Physiology. and Natural Phi
losophy and History.
THURSDAY, p. VI.
/ 80. RhetoIicaG exercises of Pima
nv pepartment-Mi Mcdonald. ;,
$50. Rhetorical exercises of Inter
med ate Department i'll High Schoo
Efoom Furnas and Ms. lfOltZ.
THURSDAY EVENING. s O'CLOCK
Closing entertainment of high schoo
in Marsh Hall.
FRIDAY 4. NJ ~
Examination il Arithmetic and A
zebra.
: FRIDAY p. VI.
80. Rhetorical exercises of Second
| .-y Depa-tment-Miss CLARK.
= 80. rhetorical exercises of Gran
mar Department in 1Iiga School ROOF
5 Miss Tucker.