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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-05-12
Phi.0matA Iscms.

The avange'ist Ashcraft and Furgeson
have just closed a two days meeting al
Philomath college. They preach holiness ol
entire sanctification and freedom from sin.
About twenty five persons professed to be
sanctifel wholly.
Since the Conventions are over the peo.
pie have quieted down aud are cody max
ing up their minds as to who viii be the
most suitable to fill the various Offices
# the county and state. The voice of the
be, pie is sal, to he the will. of God.
w. S. McFadden who has been SO very
oificious in the politics OF tie country since
he came here will learn to his sorrow tina.
the people don't want any Boss" Besides
he is totally unfit for SO responsible posi-
ion as District Judge where SO much de-
lends upon a clear head, good logical ability
and mind unbiased by prejudice. Il
wouil be well to lay Nc. upon the she
until he learns that the people will not Ee
controlled by pg,liticai tEickster.
W. $. Bryan the portiy greeuback cand'
date for assessor, thinks he will be elected
by large majority.
Messrs. Allen and Harris have established
. branch store at tho Summit. This rci;-
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GrcenbaCk Party Ticket.

The Greenback party Of Benton county,
met at the Gran &c Hall at Muddy last Satur-
day and made the following nominations and
endorsements for official positions in the
coming elections: For Circuit Judge OF th
Second District, endorsed r. S. Bean; for
District Attorney, endorsed Z. G. Hursh;
State Senator, nominated J. + Bayley;
Legislators, nominated Green B. Saith.
John Mays and JOHN Aldrich; for County
Clerk, endorsed George Eenkle; for Sheriff,
endorsed T. ". 3. Smith; for Treasurer
nominete,l j. p. Henderson; Commissioners,
nominated George Rycraft anil c. B. Mays;
for assessor, nominated w. I. Bryan; fol
School Superintendent, endorsed E. A.
Millner; for Surveyor, endorsed Geo. Mer.
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SeSfGuS Accident.

The Oregon State Journal of the tenth
inst. says: "a most distressing accident
occurred on the railroad tracl, short dis.
tanee south of Eugene last Monday. 4
freight train going north co.li,led Will, a
wagon at McFay's point, smashing the
wagon into splinters, and seriously, if not
:ataily, injurins Mrs. Keith, of Benton
county. At this point the track makes a
very short curve, and neither the engineer
nor the driver of the team discovered the
danger until the engine was in few feet Of
the crossing Mr.. Keith jumped from tie
seat and escaped uninjured, but Mrs. Keith
who was lying down in the wagon at the
time was thrown some thirty or forty feet,
breaking her nose and breast bone. Tie
train brought her to this city Immediately
after the accident. and she was conveyed to
the st. Charles Hotel where she now lies
Mr.. L. W. Shelton was called and dressed
the wounds. At present she Is resting
easy and seems to be in IA lair way to re-
cover"
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cONsllmpTI0N CURED

An old physician, retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands by
an East india Missionary the formula of 8
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrll, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
for general Debility and all nervous CON-
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, feels it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. The recipe with full
particulars, directions for preparation and
use, aud all necessary advice and instruc-
tions for successful treatment at your own
home, will be received by you by return
mail. free of charge by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope to
Dr.. Nj. f. BELL,
l6l N. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
102y1.
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NoEIce iteES.

Again The weather is fine, and the farmers
are busy sowing grain. A few more days
will permit them to finish.
Monroe is reaping the benefit of Junction
City's misfortune in the burning down of the
i.,uiing mil at that place. Monroe can boast
Of as good mill as there is in the State.
Sheep shearing is comTnen ing near here,
and the spring clip promises to be very good.
Geo. Houcls s S,n, Starr & Ferguson and
the Drug store, all OF this place, are con
stantIy receiving new goods. Monroe i.
looking up, and goods are as cheap here a.
It any of her sister towns.
On Sunday, the 3Jth day of April, Mr.. I.
II. Welshcr lei to the hymeneal altar Miss
u. J. Ingram. A few days of conjngsl bliss
oll"wed, and then the happy bride was
stricken down by disease Several times life
was despaired Of, but by the unitel efforts of
Drs. Taylor and Johnson, she is now rro
nounce ed out of danger.
Mrs. J b. Goodman has been prostrated
by very severe illness; but she is now out
of danger.
Martin We, lccck, one of Monroe's old
citizens. paid MS visit a few days ago. He
seemed to be hale aud hearty, and looked
the same as when he left, except a little older
Monroe school house has been repaired and
,aintel, inside and out, and is now ready
for oe ecupancy. Tie teacher engaged ty the
directors failed to :lpear, and therefore We
have no school.
A young man in our town is considered 9
has been intently studying the third Reader.
Don RIALTo.
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New Market.

Nick Baesen opened his branch butcher
shop, next door to P NJ Zierolf L Co. y
store, OIL last Monday. He had the finest
assortment of meats we ever witnessed. A
fat heifer hung in front of the door, which
weighed 72O pounds, which he purchased
from Mr.. Brown of Soap Creek, aud was the
fattest we ever saw. Two sheep also hung
on the hooks-one weighing 9S pounds and
the other los poun,ls-procurel from Jake
Whitaker. They were also very fat. A
nice calf. hog and lamb also helped to
make up the supply. The adorning feature
of the whole institution was Mr.. Cox, whu
held the reins of the horse hitched to the
delivery wagon. Mr.. Cox was dressed in
solid black, with white gloves His form
was as straight and his manner as d.gniticd
rs the Importance of the occasion required.
Mr.. Baesen's shop is fixed up in perfect style
with nice oil cloth on the floor, and all other
things in proportion. He is situated to do
q fine business
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LOCAL NOTES.

BEAUTY's Bower.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. ]. Buford's.
Joseph Tyler viii be up in a few days t.
visit frien Is.
Stationery and books of all descriptions al
Postofiice Store.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
All kinds of book and job printing done
on short notice at this Office.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buforl's news depot
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes and
posters printed on short notice at this office.
A magnificent selection of candies from
San Francisco jast arrived ut Postotfice
store.
Horse posters of all kinds printed on
short no'ice and i'll the best workn,aniihe
manner.
County Treasurer, J. w. Williams, star
eSo thio "SCN " I'0 oaJ oii ouoAASsS W cS
gone about ten days.
The "Pet" cigar new brand Mr.. T. J.
Buford had made especially for his 5 cent
trade They are all extra article for the
price.
200 cords best oak wood ut 81 per cord
delivered in May and June. Leave orders
at once with Herbert Nash, Postoiiice
store
A young man can find employment at
this "tlice who desires to engage himself
for two or three years to learn the printing
business.
Lcichta Housley, of Stark county, Ohio,
arrived in this place last Thursday, on his
way to visit his children, who reside about
nine miles sonth of Corvallis. Mr.. II. is
also an old acquaintance of N. L. Raber, of
P NJ Zierolf & Co.
Max Friendly's new adv. will lie found i'll
another co!umn. He has received q large
supply Of logs and will therefore be able to
supply the demand for lumber all summer
He is alsc very anxious to sell on reasonable
terms, as all men are when t:ey procure the
all of printers ink and place their adv. III
the paper. Best call on him, as he will
:ike'y offer superior inducements.
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The Oregon pa.lle nsilroad.

Managers have recently been adding ad.i-
ti'nal hands to the grading force. 4 lot of
Cinnamon came yesterday, and more are
continually expected to arrive every day.
Additional help has also been added to
the tunnel work. By the time the weather
is thoroughly settled so as not to further
interfere it is expected to have large force
to work on the road. With Cinnamon ar
irving daily it will not take long for the force
to grow to large proportions
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Il NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents.
THE REV. GEO. Fl. THAYER, of Beus:
bon, Ind, says: both myself and wife
owe our lives to ShIL0H'S C0NSUMP-
TON CURE"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion, Consumption, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite. Yellow Skin: Sbilohis Vita!izer
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh 5
Cure will give Immediate relief Price lC
cts. 80 cts. and 81.
SHlLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY pos
tive care for Catarfh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth
"HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
SH1OH'S CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whoeping cough ami bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint.
you have printed guarantee Oh every
| bottle of Shiloli's Vitalizer. 1t never fails
to cure.
All of above medicines for sale at Allen {
Woodward's.
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Landed In jail.

J. A. Lawrence, who abandoned his wife
and family at Portland last January, and
eloped with another woman, going together
to Europe, returned to PORTLAND ON the 7th
instant. He claims that lie returned for the
purpose of making a reconciliation with his
wife, and to regain place in her confidence
He was placed under arrest for l'igamy and
landed in the comfy Jail. His wife has in.
stitutel proceedings for divorce, which
Wi likely be granted during the present
term of court
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The Standard n,as,re.s and Nn!..oa., Picnic.

In regard to the Standard Minstrels whie
will appear at this place OH next Tuesday
evening the 10th instant. tile Portland
| night at New Market Theatre, gathered to
witness the first performance Of the Stan
d rd Ministries, was one OF the largest that
has greeted minstrel performance fo:
many day in this city. The reputation
that hal proceeded tie arrival of the COM
pany ensuel cordial greeting to it. The
entire performance last III hit was a com i,lete
success, from the first rise of the curtain tn
the last of the Mullnnn Piynir, which sent
the people home with aching stiles and
streaming eyes. 1t is not necessary to par
ticularize any special act or individual effort
everything done was executed in neat
manner and with excellent taste. The
singing Of the first part was great improve
n:ent oyer what has been of late given here
IN that direction, wl.i'e the special acts were
original AMI new to most of the audience,
and well received. hiuldoon's Picni"
br .ueht the performance to a close. in which
Messrs Reed, Mack, Ryman and lTarer!y
filly "utdid themselves, creating roars of
l'ughter over the rich dialogue and com:ci,l
situations which made up the bar!cs us
It is naediess t" say that the remoiaing five
nights of the engagement will he rs s1ccess-
fnl as the first. Tie residents Of the neigh.
boring and outside towns have rich treat
in store for them. on tie advent of the
Standard Minstreis in their midst"
The Standard ut n later time also says:
The Minstrels and Muldoon's who lave
been deiighting our citizens for the pas,
week, last evening gave the concluding per
sormanse Of the most successful engagement.
i'll every respect that has leen playel in our
city for some time" Tie people of this
vicinity will no doubt enjoy rich treat by
attending tlis performance
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Public spraaing.

Hon. ". Lair Hill, will address the citi
Ems of Corvallis and vicinity at the Court
house OIL Monday, May 18th, at Il o'clock
in the evening, on the political issues OF the
day.
Hon. Rufus Mallory all other prominent
speakers wiif ALSO speak at Corvallis to the
people of Benton county, at o'cioc; on
Saturday MY :,osh
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bic firm is receiving large stock of goods.
j. II. Aiken our accommodating druggist
has one of the neatest stores in the county.
Mr.. Ed Hamilton keeps saddle and har-
ness shop
]. E. Henkle { Co. are repainting the
front of their store and will soon have up a
new sign.
Some forty Chinamen passed through
town to-day on their way to commence
work on tunnel No. of the O. p. r. r.
pPESpoSnESr
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Building in reafrm;E,atio,.

w. c. Crawford is contemplating the
propriety OF building new brick Oil the lot
where the Chinese firm OF Kwong Now {
Company are now situated. 7 il will
also be valuable iaapr. vemsnt to the
city. The Masonic fraternity are also talk
ing of joining with Mr.. Crawford at the
place spoken of. If they conc!u:e to act
upon any such arrangement it will result III
the sulding of two buildings together at
that place.
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E0siee.

Persons of School District No. 9. or NORTH
District of Corvallis. are hereby nntifiad
tlat hy recommendation of physicians the
school will be clio ell un. il far. her notice on
accuunt OF the pcevalen, ,e of ,iiphtherA.
JOIN Fl. LEWIS,
A. Z. PYuALL,
Directors
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New Ersek-

The wooden store building SO long occu-
pied by II. Z. Harris has been moved south
a distance of fifty fest OH vac;tne rart of a
lot Active preparations are. now being
made tn build a new bri4k for Judge Bur-
nett ON the corner where the old building
was moved from. The. tri,k is to be two
stories high and on the imrroved pan.
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eyes, sharp features, long and heavy sandy
mustache, three finger nails of left hand
hooked over the ends. some of his front
teeth filed with gold, had ON when he es-
capped, a dark suit of clothes, long buckle
shoes, and a narrow rim;nell, dark hat
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The upper eissern is being repaired in such
manner as to a.lmit of a cast-iron top. In
order to admit the new top the walls of the
old cistern will b. taken down some three
or four feet and again built up so as to grail
uaily draw in tl.e top in the shape of ali
arch
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Escaped From Jail.

H. A. Blanchard, who attempted to shoot
Ben Hirsch, of Pomeroy, few weeks since,
escaped from the Dayton jail, on the night
Of the Sd inst. A.reward of 500 is offered
fersh recapture. Description-about 2S
years old, FIVE feet eight inches high. weighs
about ITO, Light csmplexion. light hair, grey
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EeSi ShOra.

Mr.. l. Samuels, Of the "West Shore
has recently made valuable addition tu
his enterprise. This week copy of the
West Shore" reaches rs printed in Ger
man, which is certainly important for the
purpose of sending to Ger an people i'll
der to give them al i.ies OF tLis country.
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Drowned.

On the evening of the 9th inst. two young
men were drowned in the Ca!ipooia at Al
bany, near Fosters mill. just before the
accident occurred they were in boat trying
to p.t sand for the foundry.
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frGsrastcd Meeting.

Mr.. James Philips informs US that a pro-
tracted meeting, with large audiences in at
tendance. has hesn in progress at Iniepend-
ent School house for about week. 1t is
being conducted by Mr.. Bowersox, of this
place.
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About 5000 heal of cattle have been pur.
chased in NeZ Perce anil Idaho counties
Idaho, and in Garfield and Columbia eoun.
ties, w. T., for driving through via. Null,
Ian road torMontana and Dakota.
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Remaining in the Pestofiice at Corvallis
Benton C,uaty, Oregon, May II, 1882
Persons calling for the same will please Say
adver.ise,i:
LADIES LIST.
Black, Mrs, T. j., Mcclure, Kate,
GENTS LIST.
Bartz. JOS, isolack. Max,
Blower, JOS, Frost, jack,
Cuiziey, A. j.,
n Il, R,Prre P NJ
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Steam Launch Mary Hair.

VIII carry tho United States mail, passengers and
freight between Elk City and Newport, leaving New
port on Monday, Wedr esday and Friday Of each
week, arriving at Newport Tuesday, Thursday and,
Saturday Of each week This time will be chaaged
60 daily trips eoon Special trips made Whea rse
Qured.
may5y1 r. a. BENSELL.
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CAMPAIGN RATES.

In order to place TIE GAZETTE in the
hands of every person until after tie cleo
tion, we vii. send it to any address for 50
:cnts until July 18th next.
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A Coed Place 10 Eaiigsafr From.

The Oregon Sentinel says: Mrs. Thurman
formerly Mrs. Randall, living across Bear
creek, found twin daughters ON May4, 1882.
What splendid climate we have in Jack
son county"
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Pay up.

Parties inlebtel t, the GAZETTE either
for subscription or advertising Will please
settle up.
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Cheancr TI,aTErer.

Dry goctls and groceries are sellinq :;
A. J. Langworthy's Cash Store at aston. :
ingly low prices, aud fresh supplies e4s.-
stantly arriving.
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A. o. l.. w.

BarHum Lodge, No. T. l. o. o. F., meets ever
Tuesday evening T. C. ALEAASUth, N u.
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SOCIETIES.
A. r. AND 4. NJ.

Corvallis Lodge, No Il, A. F. and A. n, meets on
Wednesday evening, on OF preceding fuii moon
JOHN KEESEE, W. NJ.
Rocky Lodge, No. rs A F. and A. ~, meets on
Wednesday evening after full moon.
S Z. BELKNAP, W. u.
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r. a. NJ.

F..,d ,dson Chapter, No. 5. r. A. NJ, meets Thur,
day evening on or preceding full moon.
WALLACE BALDWIN, H. r.
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K. OF p.
|. 0. O. T.

Valley Lodge No. II, X of P, meets every Mon
day evening JAMES BooiH. T. T.
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Friendship Lodge No. II, y. o. U. W, meets frs
E. Il. Mci,LROY, n. W.
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znraI Nfns.


kraut Is llpe'
The moon wnXcth ard the comet wanrth
Surc rcleffn,lowcd by using DR.. Svhley $
Family Cough Syrup.
Total vote registered in the county, 10
Sl1; total vote OF 1881, li,O45; total loss
1903.
The fact that the comet has already gone
10 ~, crs is startling warning against the
habit OF early rising.
Some of our citizens, Wcs'ernMd stock,
h,lders awaited themselves of their annual
privilege to make the trip to Baltimore
Yesterday, the occasion OF the election OF
directors by that company,
Mr. John A. Flrngle has just begun to
gather his second crop Of Sweet corn. II
xyas nlanted between the hills one way an':
vas not vet in tassie, when the first crop
was cut. 1t will yield fairly.
IMPROVEMENT Mr. John Ronzer will
materially improve his residence at l"e
,anncry by the addition of story, wh'c"
will ma Mansard Mr.. Jos. A Wedtle
q, this place has secured the contract and
will nrocccd at once with the work.
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NDLsWYQ' News.
Jott:nss srrm orr Exchanges.

The scarlet fever has broken 0W in The
vicinity Of Sans Creek, aud has hi"ugh
death and suffering to some Of ihc little
ones of that nci4hborhood.- Times.
The finest apples on exhibition ut oul
late fair were those exhibited by Mr. Geo
W. Roderick, of this vicinity. MI. Il. is
one Of our best farmers Eramlner.
One of the greatest attractions in the
shape of horse flesh, ut the fair, was n
sucking colt owned by MIR, Charles Rocl-
key. 1t is perfect beauty aud carries up
in style unexccllcd. Times.
Mr. George H. Krisc, Of Liberty town
ship, Adams Co., Pa, about 3 miles from
this place, celebrated HIS s0th birthday, by
cutting oty and tying up AZ shocks Of corn
-Chrouirii,
Since the death of Gen Coale and Rev
James pcnrrc, ii is supposed that DR., s.
Suppington, OF Mis- town, and DR.. G. K
Sappngton Of Unionyille, now rank high
est in wealth in this section of the county,
Without inqurng into or knowing the
particulars, we would put their "pics" each
at climbing well up toward $9oO,Oo0.-
Banner
Saturday night week a number of
worthless dogs attacked flock of seven
-. 1 I = v,l, ~, nI
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4 Catalogue Of all our publications,
Free.
Funk and Wagnalis,
lO& II DEy SrEEEr. \. Y.

INTERESTING to LADIES our ,oiu
readers can hardly fail TO have ,heir otta,; ,
called this week 10 the l,tnst cnn,lina,;,',
of improvements in That most uscnl nr ~
domestic indictments ,hn ..,n,yinn v, ,,,, a.
chine" '''''
As W.T. up,,crst,nc If q r.chi,J Far f,,,.
ilv use shouId meet frs, If oil ,h",., '' ra
uuirements 1t should he simnlc in ito mo-
Chanism; it should RIM easily. il shnnIj ~,
a wide range of work il shonIJ n. ,s Moor.
~ noiselcss rs p0sslbIc. il shon)d hn liuh,
handsome, durable and as cLrnnos il rrii'
sjstent with excellence thrnnrhnnt
These conditions the "Ji9h, D,,,;,c-
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ESElsAY NOTICE.!
State IF Hn,yh,1M FrelcricA county, h.ut

Suite IF -Hn,yh,mM Frellcrich county, b.mH
| hereby certify ON this tn iay ii Oito.
Der a, d. 1882 before ne the subscriber On.
ei the Justices of the peace for said county
and state personally appeared David Mar
TN OF sand countp and made oath in dine
i'rin OF law 'ha, th",e came ty his premis-
cS us "stiays. trespAssing upon his encIo.-
'lrcs on the eight day Of october 1Ss, one
!ir'fter (horncd) with White face and
" mt" tai about two years old anil one
"hltc steer with red spots without horns
same aye.
Given under my hand.
CALVIN L, FIROR, J.P.
The owner or owners of the ol,ovc do
scflbcd cattle are required to come for
ward prove property pay charges and take
them away.
DAVID MARTIN,
Living half mile south of Graccham m
the road leading to Crcvycrstown.
Oct, i34t.