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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01

when l publicly testified that | had
been cured of n terrible skin humor BY
the Cuticura Remedies, did so that
others might tie cured, and do not re-
ere. the lime given 10 answering ln-
oui,ies. '-iIpn. William Tal Tor, Boston.
II. f. CARPENTER, Esq. Hender-
SOP. y. Y. cured oil Psorias or Lepr0ey,
OF twenty year, standing, by the
CUrICURA REs>LYENT internally, aud
CuTiCUKA AID CUrICUKA SOAP ex-
terra'iy. The most wonderful ca on
rrci..l
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STRICKLER HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK, VA.

His popular hotel has now first class aceomo-
dAtioHs for its guests. Good well ventilated
rooms and attentive servants viii render the
patrons OF tho Strickler House comfortable.
Meals furnished Country custom At IS cents
Zach. Juns tss-ZH
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale.

eosa 80 hsrse power STEAM SAW MILL In
good running order. Portable Boiler, Semi por-
table Enyins. Almost a. easily moved as any OF
the small nails. II has capacity ofcuttins 10000
fett por day when well manned. IL 10 new In
noi.ahnlhood that will fsrnish custom saving for
. year or two at ~ casts per hundred or ons.hah
tho lumber.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms.
LENuEL EMsWLER,
June l, Slime. pd. Nj. Jackson, Va.
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"BREAK THROUGH BRUSH"
Clover & Magruder.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF VALUABLE RIAL EsTkTR.


- OA fhLNA DLL NAL +, AAA
V. Ripleys admir-. Uompl. Va. Michael Graham
aud others Defts.
Pursuant TO a decree Of the Circuit Count Of
Shenandoah County, rendered in the above cause
at April Term 1881, the undersigned commission
ers Of sale, will on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1881,
IN front Of Moore's Hotel, UT. Jackson, Va. offer
at public sale the valuable farm on which Michael
Graham now resides, near Hawkinstosn, Va,
adjoining the lands Of william Ripley and others,
CONTAINING LOG ACRES,
more or less. said land is the same which vas
conveyed TO V. Ripley BY samuel Bowman, IKE
cutor OF David Bowman, decd. by deed bearing
date the 18th day Of August 1850, and recorded IN
Deed book No. g, page 3l5, less 10 acres Of timber
land which was reserved BY said Ripley in the
sale to said Graham. The land is Of good quality
and has upon It all necessary buildings
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash on the dsy'of sale aud the balance
in two equa! instruments, payable in six ana
twelve months with interest from day Of sale,
the hrst bond 10 be With good personal security
and the deed to be retained until all Of the par
chase money 10 paid.
IL Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
W. 7. WILLIAMS,
II. q. ALLEN,
May 3-tds, ComFs. OF Sale.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 18th 1881.

in front of Holtzman's Hotel in the town Of
New Market, Va. the following real estate, be-
longing to Jos. b. Strayer
lst. The very valuable and desirable farm aG-
joining the town Of New Market on the south end'
wing on the East Of the Valley Turnpike, known
as strayers upper farm, Containing 325 acres,
more or less This farm will be sold in two tracts
with Grim's lane as the dividing line The por-
ton Of said farm lying North Of Grim lane
Contains $50 acres, more or less, upon which *
attn. "a the hmi llinrs. in,lnlIunL
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing betsesa
FRAVEL 4 BROTHER, in the Cabinet MAILING
business has been dissolved by mutusl consent.
JOSEPH FRAVEL will continue the business at
the old stand on Court Street and will be preparsG
to I'll orders for all kinds Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-01

The coru- worm ia ravagiug the corn
fields in csr,aiI sections OF Queen
Annc's county. Spmc lisld' have
boca seyerely damaged by this
worm.
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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

lars, and commoiious new barn, and other
ont buildings also an orchard, &c The portion
Of said farm lying South Of Grims lane Contains
IFS acres, more or less, upon which there are no
buildings. This land is very productive, the land
being mostly Of the finest quality OF Illest ne,
and offers rare opportunity 10 parties desiring
to invest in real estate.
ID. At the same time and place will be- sold the
Rockingham piece wood land devised 70 said Jos.
b. strayer, by John Strayer, consisting # about
50 acres being in these tracts, and adjoining
Michael Hollar and DR.. =. Hrnkeis heirs, the
smaller tract ~ 81 acres) adjoining q. III. Kenny
hacker, S. D. Williamson &C.
3rd. The following mountain lands. A tract OF
ia acres bought by John strayer of Michael
Nen Another tract Of same amount, adjoining
H. Heck another tract Of IA II acres ADJOINING
Peter Kagey's land and the mountain road ais
tract Of 2l2 acres or less, bought by same Of
sainl. Strickler and Of John shOmo, containing
62 acres more or less.
The said estate will be sold on the following
terms and conditions: One fourth IN hand aLu
the residue in one, two and three years frJ IN DAY
Of sale, taking bonds for the deferred payments
with good personal security on tie first and
second bouds and retaining deed until purchase
money IS fully paid.
said Comrs. ia majority Of them deem best
may sell the tracts Of said upper farm IN subdi-
visions Of said larger tracts. Terms IS to growing
NJ SIS WALTON,
G.. r. CALVERT,
Il. G. ALLEN,
D. l.. kAGEN,
COmrs Of Sale.
At the same time and place, pursuant TO decree
rSndered il said cause at its april Term 1851, the
undersigned commissioners will sell at puohc
auction the very valuable farm known as stayer S
lower or home farm,
CONTAINING 1874 Acres, more or
less. situated on the Valley Turnpike about one
mile Nortn Of New Market, lying on smith Creek
A considerable portion Of said land IS first rate
bolt om the residue is first quality Of upland
there are upon tho farm, good dwelling house
aud barn and other necessary out buildings
This is one Of the finest farms in the county, that
is upon the market, and offers good opportunity
for real estate purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough in hand to pay cost of sui. and sale,
IN residue in three equal annbal installments,
with interest from day Of SAFE deferred payments
10 be evidenced by bonds with good persono
secu risy on the first and second bonds and the
deed retained until the purchase money is all paid.
Term as 70 crops will be published at sale.
MOSES WALTON,
ii. Q. ALLEN,
G.. K. CALVERT
COmrs Of sale.
~ Sales will begin at II O'Clock \. NJ.
II. c. HeshCur Auctioncer.
May 25-3t.
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G.. Z. HIKsp, N. PIRKEt,
Graduate Penn. College. Grasssss Bait. College
HRS. HEST FIRKEr,
~ SURGEON DENTISTs,
Of Main 81. WINCHESTER, Va.
viii spend one week each month at Wsodstock.
uanotice given In shsn. HrRALD. All srerntions
entrusted to thar care guaranteed to give salts
faction. Terms noler -, Fer fs'sless ettrsc-
ton Of teeth Nitrens Oriue o.. administered or
Galvsnamism and Loool Anzesthetics used.
So Ohcs In ST. icklsr House.
June 1-lyr.
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

!. / !. ! |. !. /. ] ] !. !.
@a For Scrofula, and all
A, scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
~ III pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
~ IA ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Y2l Eruptive diseases Of the
3E;k@ skin, Ulcerations of the
is,f 81 Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
E5i4 Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
AM %l Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
~ 800 letter. Salt Rheum, Scald
zzs1 Head, Ringworm, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhna, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
eficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
It's ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
IS 70 be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues nave
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sar-
Saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED DT
Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYWHERE.
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q OR Drugs, Medicines, Teas, Soaps, Tsrfunry
/ 30. he 90 to }. s. iRNlk 4 Son, -.
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THE VALUABLE
STRAYER LANDS /!
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant to a decree rendered in the chancery
cause Of NJ. Long, &C Complts vs.. Jos. b. st1ayer
&C. Defts at the Dec. Term, 1882 Of she Circuit
Court shenandoah county, and reaihrr1ed by
decree rendered in said cause by said court at ITS
April Term, 1888, the under igled commissioners
Mill rrncnad 10 slll
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PREPARED ~

Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYWHERE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-04
C.UGSTOS'S NlURDEKEls.
Peter ". Abbott Surrendcrs Himself and
COnfesses the Cri,ne.--- Tho Police In
croIUlOuS.

Peter ". Abbott Surrendors Himself and
Confcsses the Cri,ne.--- Tine Police In
credulOus.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A few minutes
before midnight last night, man en-
tered tho Fourth district police station,
aud giving his name as Peter W. Abbott,
said that he desired to surrender himself.
He then made Il statement to the sergeant
on duty to the effect that he (AbbOtt)
knew that he was accused of the murder
of Samuel II. Clugston, at Valley Forge
last spring, and he wished to DC held to
answer for the crime. This morning he
was taken to the Central station, where he
made lengthy statement in which he de-
clared that he murdered ClugstOn. The
chief Of police, however. denies that the
prisoner is detained on account OF that
murder.
The chief of police telegraphed to the
district attorney at NOcristown, that
man was under arrest who claimed to have
committed the CiusstOn murder. 1t has
since been declared that the prisoner is
Christian Heusel, an old thief, who has
served eight years in the Eastern peniten-
tiary, and several terms in the House OF
Correction. 1t is believed that his story
is fabrication, and that he is partially
l:GmCnted.
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Wan:;,nmker's Grand Depot.

Ths. attention OF purchasers Is directed 10
the advertisement o! that prince of merchants
john Wanamakcr--whosc Grand depot at
Thirteenth and Market streets, ihi!adelphla.
newly Supplied! with an immense display OF
new thinge. presents unlimited attractions,
now that the shopping season Is upon us IN
real earnest As if TO anticipate every want OF
his patrons and the general public, Mr.. Wanna
makers advertisement cnumerat"s at length
and will, u c.,Mi.rclicnsivcncss6 Of detail un-
,iert .kcn by few advertisers, the varied nssort-
mcmt uf Goods to he found in th" scores OF de-
parimcntS that make u2 his great establish
mcu, and Us il to st;l further guide their
choice i'll the selection Gf goods for fall ana
winter the prices OF things are in many cases
set forth i'm figures that need II" explanation,
and the moderate one of which carry their own
reconn,en endation with them. Mr.. Wanamak-
cr's long and successful career as /; business
man has given him AN insight into the needs OF
the ID, bile amI with the vim and energy and
intelligent Judgment that are pr0nincn TRAITS
in his character addresses himself to the task
of meeting them with what success Is bcst
known to ihc hundreds of thousands VINO nave
dealings with him. Fair play IL Inc NaicH-
word :lt Wananiak,r~. ami there never VIII DC
any anOrchrnsiOn that the fuii worth OIL Inc
money expended will not be given in itll trans
actions here 10 any one hcSitating lis TO just
what they need this fall and winter we say
with perfect assurance that their wants will
lie satisfactorily mrt therein : Read John
Wanamakcr'S advertisement on tn" first page
nt this paper IT fills the hill c"mrltirly.
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MINISTER WEST.
Pii!adelphla's Cordial Reception Of 81
Edward ThOrnlOn's Successor.

Phi!adelphia's Cordial Reception of SiE
Edward ThOrnlOn's Successor.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. AT nine o'clock
this morning the revenue cutter Hamil-
ton. having on board the reception COM
mittee, started down the river to meet the
steamer Indiana and escort the new British
minister, Hon. Lionel S. Sackville- West,
up to the city. The cutter met the steamer
opposite League Island, where the conl-
mittee guests boarded her. A reception
was held in the cabin by Mr.. West. Joel
Cook, secretary of the committee, read
an address Of welcome from the mayor, in
which the latter regretted his inability to
be present, but rendered the hospitality Of
of the city to the minister. Another adj
dress was read by J. Price Wetherill on
behalf of the reception committee. MIR.
West replied in q few wellchOsen sen-
tences, in which the hope was expressed
that the present good feeling between tho
United States and Great Britain heretofore
prevailing might be lasting, and he assured
his listeners that he would 10 II in his
power to promote that end.
This concluded the formalities. A ge n
eral introduction then took place. Among
those present were the following, most Of
whom arc prominent in business and ship
ing circles here Philip Fitzpatrick, Col.
]. N. McComb, William Waterfall, Of the
S.. Georges society; William Brockie.
John Lucas, Capt. VIM. Arthur, r. N;
Fred. Adams, secretary Of legation ut
Washington John I. Baily, president
Commercial Exchange Hon. VIM. D. Kel-
ley, Hon. Chas. O'Neill, Capt. Clipporton,
British consul; James A. Wright, and Sen
ator HOratiO Gates Jones.
The Indiana arrived ut her dock at ills
a. M. The party took carriages and drove
to the Continental, where lunch will be
served. This afternoon it is intended to
escort Mr.. West to various places of inter-
est throughout the city, although the
programme has no: yet been definitely
arranged, and at six o'clock tonight he
will be the recipient ola banquet at st.
Georges hall.
{. At one o'clock he was received at the
mayors office, that official delivering
4 brief address of welcome.
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IhHip Ehiilips 7o-niyht-Phi!ip Phillips, as
sisted 10y his son, will give one of their Vci y
popular entertainments in 81. Paul's NJ r.
church. ON South Queen street. They should
have a large audience, rs they iIe very good
'.Onr hundred HIrcs NiJhf.'-From tie
scores of favorable notices which the Gosche'
Hopper company bring vi h them as tEcir
credentials Ia popular favor. the following
from the Detroit free Press is reproduced as
a a.spcci,ncn brick ~ L" The hit was decided
lnG Instantaneous no play this sI:son has
received such emphatic endorsement, and no
such scene of enthusiasm ana excitement las
been Witnessed since this theatre came INTO
existence
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GuVERNMENT BONDS.
Assistant Secretary French Issues AnOthtr
Call.

Assistant Secretary French Issues Anothtf
Call.
WAs:IISGrOS, Nov. 4.-The following
circular relative to the redemption OF
United States 81 per cent. bonds was issued
by the treasury department at half-past
two this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 4, 1851
Notice is hereby given that on "Wednesday
next, and on each Wednesday thereafter
through the present month and until
otherwise ordered, the department will
redeem at the Office of the assistant
treasurer of the United States ut New
York, paying par and interest accrued
to the date of redemption, any uncalled
United States bonds continued to bear in
terest at three and one half percentum to
an amount not exceeding $2,OOO,OOO on
each day mentioned.
[Sisnedl IL +. FRENCH >,
"Acting Secretary
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CITY RESIDENCES.-On THURSDAY.
Nov II, 1881, ut the Leopard hotel, on East
King street, will Ec sold all these certain
three brick residences situate Nos. "a, % anu
2I East Orange street, in the city OF Lancaster.
Each house consists OF Il thrcc-stOry bricE
main building 2lE xso feet, with twoslorS Drick
back building. IJXtS feet, with balcony anu
One-stOry brick wl,hhOusc attached, isxL'
feet all built but q few years ago AMI IN the
most snistam,la, IN. iGf ~ ecri Ihic The ioI.is
for first stories, and all the ii"0rs. are OF the
best pine lumber. and the material tised III
the construction OF the houses Is Ci thc De
quality The fronts have marble bases an'i
stems handsome cOrnic"s, &c. IN each house
there arc on the first floor Il nail, win vesti-
huIe large parlHr, dining -rncin with dumb
waiter pantry and closets, Kitchen With
range, sink, cupbOar'is. &c. and Wasii-hoisc
with three soapsinne wtsh ns @ ntsr .,' , n",
chambers with n closet in each, and :: bath-
room with stationary wash stand. balm tuD,
water closet &C. and on the third floor two
Rooms in from: with closets. and - garret over
the whole back building. An excellent cellar
under the whole house Hot and cold waief
in Kitchen, wash-EOnsc and bath room, WIN
Complete sewer connections from each and
from the yard. GaS through thc Whoic nous
Elegant nnant!es, with heater in pirior anu
Ilininn- rOOln and iiueS arranged tor heating
by furnace from cellar. Front ami btck STAR
ways. inside and outside cellar steps, side
These three houses are all bnht exactly
alike are first class properties in every re-
snect located in one OF the most desirable 10
to the business centre of the city, to churches,
schools, markets, railroad depots. &c.
The lots are q l1lxlG0 feet, containing 4 vari
cty OF fruit trees. &c. including the right To IA
well of neyer-failing water, with pump there
in or IL des ireG, the lots viii extend through
to Marion street. 2D feet.
| ON the rear OF gI7. and fronting ON Marion
| street. are q twO-stOry BRICK DIV ELLiNG,
| with 3 rooms cellar, &c AMI 4 large brlck
stable all of which will be sold with No. 30 I;
| desired.
Also. Mt the same time and place, will be sold
| a tWO-stOry BRICK DWELLING. with two
story brick back building. No. 100 East Chest
nut Street, containing ! rooms, sarre., Cellar.
| balcony. &C., hyalrant in yard. lot l3X?i :cet
| extending to IN alley, with hos pch' heh
| house, &c. . ~ 49,
main in either OF the properties If desired AMI
nrnnositions to purchase at private sale VIII
be entertained ut any time previous To day oil
| sale. = .,,- , ~ ,,,,,
| oftendance will be given and terms mai'
known by PETEh Dlr ENhACh.
| h. F. ROWE. Auct.
| For further particulars. apply to
| ALLAN a. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
NO.3 North Duke street.
nl4;ilI5,l1 Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-04
cxecu,,on of q Murderer.

PLArrsBURG, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Thc exc.
cution of Henry King, who murdered
Michael Heyelin in Clinton prison, July
18th, took place here at l!:2S
this morning in the county Jail.
Kin. wrote a letter last evening 10
the editor ofthe Plattsbursh Isepuostedn,
saying he believed his sins were forgiven
and regretting his crime.
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The lish Railway Murder.

MAIDSTONE, Nov.4-The trial OF Arthur
T,efroy for the murder Of F. j. Gold ON
the Brig railway express train in June
has commenced. The prisoner appears
calm and collected. The attorney gener-
al, Sir Henry James, is opening the case
on behalf of the crow. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty. Lord Chief Justice
Colcridge presides. The court room is
densely crowded.
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=, Trso Rifles OIL tho Fast Line.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-ln consequence
of the limited accommodation on the last
train between New York ard Chl-
cago, the Pennsylvania railroad CON-
pany has decided not to honor
annual passes or to endorse TRIP
passes for that train. The same rule has
been adopted on the lines OF the company
west Of Pittsburgh. No failure to make
schedule time in either direction has yet
occurred in the movement of the train.
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The Arizona Indians.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Nov. 4.-HOstiles
vino broke out at San Carlos recently are
campcd at Casa De Jales and are trying to
make peace with the Mexican authorities.
The authorities, rs blind, arc hold
ing out Inducements to the lndl ms
until troops now near them are ready 10
attack them. 1t is also reported Indians
escaped into the Guayneai mountains
where it will be impossible to subdne them
for years.
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do, 81 2Gs Is Southern dull and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, opening 11llsc lower:
afterwards became firm and recovered FROM
the decline No. 2 Red December, 81 t5Gpl i6i.
do January, 81 is1aIl 4Ha: 10 February,
81 81.
came firm and recovered about Lc: miXed
western spot G;tl69: 10 future. G9GISc.
Oats 1sGllc better: State iId5ic: Western,
46l%El5ic.
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Phila.lel9nia Market.

PHLApHLPHA, Nov. i.-Flour dull ami
weak; Supertins mt - 25I5 %; extra
at IS 2506 90: Ohio and Indiana family,
S1l 65; Pennsylvania family IS Jog
100; st. Louis DO 8. 15GS 90; MinnesOt:
Extra at s. 2S17 so: do straight at 81 SOC. -
winter patent IS OJGS ~ spling do IS 26I
Rve flour at 3 6.IS.
Wheat dull and lower: Del. and Pcnn'u
Red 81 391s1l IL do Anbc:, 81 4IGl T..
Corn dull and easier.
Oats dull and lower
Rye dull at 81 O9lll o..
Provisions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter-markct dull and barely steady ::
Creamery extra Pennsylvania at 3.9ISc
Western at 36I37c.
Eggs scarce AMI firm.
Cheese dull and weak.
Petroleum dull refined, Ias".
Whisky-SaleS Mt 81 IL.
Sceds-GOOd 10 prime Glover iiUl At 3ls
9L FlaXsrsd nominal ut 81 i;Gl II.