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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-30

THs Republican pow WOW at Colur.
bus last week resulted in quarrel over
the temperance question. The leaders
are disposed 10 take little more grog
,be coming campaign, snd less water
than they INDUCED in during The cam
paign of 1882.
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WoOdSdeld
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE next session OF this school will com
/ mence on Monday, May z, 1883, and
continue ten weeks
The past success of this school. the earn.
est desire of both teachers and citizens to
make it permanent institution, and the
promises of good accommodations at low
rates, give Us hopes of more tha usual
patronage.
The teachers promise their ablcst esorts
for ths Advancement of their students, while
the town affords superior advantages to any
other town in the county. AS far as may be-
desired by students classes will be formed
uting the following text books.
Wright's 0rthography, McGufey's Revised
Sixth Reader, Shaw's English literature, Re-
eciio Peunanship, Harvey's Revised English
Grammar, Gresne's Analysis Hart's Rhetoric.
Ecleot:o U. :. History, Aden's Science Of
Government Eclectic Geography No. Hons.
toms Physical Geography, Harku.ss' Latin
works Rays New Higher Arithmetic aui
gebras. 0lney's Elements Of Geometry,
steele's Natural Philosophy, Geology, Physi.
ology, Botany aud Zoology. Mayhew's Book
Keeping and other branches desired by those
in attendance.
TUITION.
Common Branches, s5 90
Higher z 90
For further particulars address
JAMES a. WATSON,
WoodsdeId, Ohio.
or s. W. BARBSh,
New Malamoras, Ohio.
janl6,'s3.d
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E Address all letters:
"THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY"
Woodsfield,
Monroe County,
Ohio.

TIE Enquirer represents Senator
THURMAN as opposed to Senator PEN
pLEroN's Civil Service Reform measure.
The opposite is the truth, which the En-
cutrer knows.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1888.

"a union Of hearts, union Of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union of lakes, union of lands
aid the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-23
PATENTS GRANTED.

The following patents were gra nted TO
citizens of Pennsylvania, bearing date June
l2, 1888. Reported expressly fr this pa per
by Louis Bagger & Co, Mechanical Experts
and Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, D. C.
Brubaker, J. H., Rackton, animal trap.
Dickson, l.. F., Philadelphia, anchor.
Grunder & Meyer, Reading, thill.lOop or
tug.
Henderson, James, Bellfonte. compound
for furnace Innings and FIRE brick. IS
patcntsl.
Jay, Thsddeus, Titusville, CRATE.
Mills & Mos,er, Philadelphia, compensat-
ing pendulum.
Moon, Harmon, Groye City, cae coupling.
Kimball, Ii. A., Philadelphia tool for dress
ing stone.
Ray ym@nd, NJ. NJ, Cory, baby jumI er and
Rupert, ". W.. POttstov n, planescore.
Tstley, J. B., Pittsburg. parallel diyiders.
Edgerton, n. H., Philadelphia, dynamo
electric machine.
Edgerton, W. H., Philadelphia, electric arc
lamp.
Wuth, William, Pittsburg, mnnuiaoture Of
steel by the pen hearth process.
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GRAND JURY REPORT,

Tho Grand Inquest OF tho Com mon wenl h oil
Pennsylvan'a, Inquiring for tho County oi
Carbon in all matters relating to tho same,
do respectfully report:
That they have acted upon six bills Of In.
dictment, of which FIVE were found true bills
and one not true bill
We beg leave further to report That We
have visited and inspected the County build.
ings, and find the jail in good condition. W hen
the lack of attendants to the Sheriff Is taken
into consideration. We recommend that the
Com mss toner's employ Turnkey. We also
recommend that the ash pile In tho Iail yard
he removed and the alley west OF the iail 10
be cleaned at once; the Court House is In
q cd condition excepting the roof which
lenks about the ehimneys, we recommend
that It be repaired at Cnoe; the County OF
| fees in good condition; we recommend the
purchase OF carpet or mating for the Re.
oorder's onlco.
We further report hat wc have exam ned
the hr'dge over the LehiRh, connecting
Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk, and
find the iron portion Of the bridge unsafe for
pedestrians wo recommend that q railing be
placed on each side to prevent persons from
mend the railing on the Nesqueho road, h.,
| beginning at East Maueh Chunk bridge, he
rebuilt aud repaired. us we find It In an un-
safe condition. We also recommend that the
railing on The road between Mauch Chunk
! and LehightUn be repaired as we ind 1t in
an unsafe condition.
We have also examined tho abroad cross.
Ing ontho Now Jersey Central r. R., now
leased by The philadelphia and Reading X.
r. TO-, opposite the Mansion House, Mauch
Chunk, and find 1t dangerous we recomme [ d
that watchman be placed there
We also recommend that q night watchman
be placed Mt the railroad crossing In Wea,h.
erly, between the depot atd The Gilbert
House, on the Lehigh Valley Rail Road
| also that night watchman be placed at the
crossing in Wcissp ,rt, near the Rolling nj ill
on the New Jersey Central II. r., now leas,d
by the Philadelphia and Real ny Rail Read
Go.
we respectfully tender our thanks to the
Honorable Judges and District Attorney for
their courtesy and assistance rendered us
during our deliberations.
X. X. GARTER, Foreman.
Dated June lsth, 1858.
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a Supposed Murderer Caught.

High Constable Sheckler, Of Catassuqus,
has in custody colored man who closely
answers the description OF Harrison Page,
for whose arrest the authorities OF Dayton
Ohio, offer a reward OF $1,000. Page end
another colored man, named Dave Harris,
are charged with the murder OF white.
man at Dayton in December, 1878. Harris
is in Jail awaiting trial and recently be
made admissions concerning the crime,
which implicate Page. A colored man and
hrs wife passed up the valley a few days
ago and the appearance OF the man Tailed
So closely with the description Of Page that
Officer Sheckler determined 10 arrest him.
This was done at Maueh Chunk on Friday
mornirg. The man denied that his name
was Page, but when Informed what be was
arrested for he said; "That man out in
Ohio don't know anything about me-"
The prisoner protests his innocence aud
declares bis ability 10 pruve that he had
nothing 10 do with the crime for which he
is held. The arrest D9s made ON the
strength ofs Description OF Psgs in last
weeks Police Gazetts.
Since The above wsseue IN type, we
learn that Page OF Samuel NsNius has bee o
released, he having brought Witness from
Rethlehsm who has known him for ten
years and was pref AIRED to swear the Nevi.
US was living in sOtnsrsst. N. j.. at the time
| the murder was com u1ittsd, hsnee Nevius
dis;bSTge.
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Lower rowamsn.ing Itema.


Rev. Kerchner, OF Slroudsburg, accom
panied by Rev. Freeman, passed through
various parts Of the township last week for
the purpose of collecting money to establish
and erect a Reformed church in that place.
With what success they met we are unable
to state.
-Haying is now N order.
MIR. josiah Bowman lost a valuable
horse last week. 1t took fright and ran in.
to passing coal train at Bowman's, and
was instantly killed.
The Supervisors of this twp, levied q
road tax, last Saturday, Of 10 mills on the
dollar. Two new roads are building this
spring, which are almost completed.
Il. F. Kern, our popular sewing ma
chine agent, sold a "Crown" machine to
Miss Mary Harp one day last week.
Strawberries are quite plenty in this
vicinity. WIN. Blose sells about one hun
dred quarts every other day.
Levi Boyer was married, last Saturday
to Wallace Rhoods' daughter.
20. o. Blose has renovated his house
with a coat of fpaint.
Rev. Bruegel paid a pastoral visit to
Edwin Lchlen walters last Sunday after
services. He preached in the Lehigh GAP
school house In the evening.
We are informed that W. II. Gruber re-
ceived letter from VIM. Craig, containing
some words of condolance 10 Edwin LIch-
tenwater over the loss Of his only child.
Fred Shmidt is rushing his sawmill to-
wards completion. Con.
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Obituary.


At half past five o'clock on Wednesday
morning Conrad W Krapf bresthed HE
last. For several years past he has been o
sufferer from asthma and on Friday this di-
sease assumed particularly dangerous
form, and though every effort was made TO
pr serve his life, lie gradually declined till
death put an end TO his sufierings The
sympathy of the entire community Is ex
tended To his wife and family who are over
whelmed with grief At the lass Of kind
husband and an indulgsnt father. Mr..
Krspf was born in Hesse Cassel, Germany,
Janusry 10. 1886. He came to this country
in 1854. arriving at Talnaqus, where he re-
mained but g short while. He then re-
moyed 10 Stockton, where he lived about
five years. lie n-xt moved To Eekley. and
after living there six years he came 10 Haz
Teton where he has since resided. Daring his
residences among us Mr.. Krapf always took
an sciive part in pplitlcs-never seeking Of
fice, but always assisting the candidate
whom he considered the most capable and
trustworthy. He had long been inspector
Of Election in his district, and had frequent
ly represented the Democratic portion Of 1t
in county convennons.-HG<lstoH Pam
Speaker.
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Olann. prnthnrs. nln,hinp nn. .n.

About eighteen months Bgo, MessfA r..
d. aud o. A. Clauss caIne 10 this place from
Lehightun, Ps., aud ests blished . clothing
store and merchant tailoring establishment,
occupying the building on Main street,
known as the Benedict block. Their fret
nppsorsn in the place was regarded moo
ns an experiment than otasrwiss, sod many
sreculations aud conjeeturos we're induigod
IN by the critlcisiRg public regarding The
future success Of the hvn. But time. Which
solves all tho mysteries has worked out
the problem, t2-day there hre Lpt few
establishments kind upoo tho line of
the Eric which, ling q better husiDcss
with a greater dterre vi satisfaction to the
public than are this frm. During the fret
tew weeks after opening busin,ss all the
work was accomplished by two personsj To-
doy eight are employed making suits, aud
os high o. twenty Eve orders for suits haYe
been taken iu ane week. Mr.. + d. Chuss.
the senior Dsesnber Of the firm. besides be-
ing very conrieons gentleman, has won
the reputation of being rnA ofthe bcst tall
| era in the country. Mr.. 6. A. ClAuss MAKES
his h"edqusrterS NJ the store IN Lehighton.
- Great Bend Reporter, juno l4th.
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LEHrGHruS, Pa, June nth, Iss


the Executive Committee Of the Teachers
of Carbon county, and explains itself:
LEHIGHTuS, Pa, June nth, 1883.
DEAR R:-Preparations are being made
by the Teachers 0i Carbon County lo hold
Pie Mic, or Social Gathering, at the Teach.
ers of the State, on J2ly 9TH, at Glen
Onoko, near Mauch Chunk. To spend the
day in social enjoyment The romantic
scenery around Mauch Chunk -irmous AS
the Switzerland al America-renders the
place especially suitable Tor such n gather
ing, and the many points of interest 10 the
visitor IN the vicinity of Glen Onukn will.
II is believed, insure large attendance of
Teachers. Hon. L. +. iIgbee, State Super
intendent, and other prominent Educators
will be present.
As there will be frequent trains during
the day belwe-n Glen Ocoko aud Mauch
Chunk, there will b. ample time, tor all
who may desire IN do 50, To take ride over
the SwitchGack Railroad aud VISIT the
Burning Mine ani other points Of interest
N the vicinity at Summit lIill.
Trains from all points North arrive at
Mauch Chunk NJ $40, 7:l5 aud ll:OO A. M,
Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at | 100 A. al ,
LehIgh * Snsquehanna Railroad; from
points South al 500 A. NJ. aud 1900 NJ q.
Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at 800 ana
1920 a. NJ. Lehigh 4 Susquehanna Rail
road. For points South, trains leave Maueh
Chunk at 4;5O aud 7il5 p. NJ for ali points
North at $40 aud T'25 p. NJ. Lehigh Val
ley Rallrosd. Trains over the Lehigh O.
Susquehanua Railroad leave at 2;2O, 5:l0
and 7il5 p, NJ. Tor paints South, aud at 7:45
| p. NJ for points North.
SuPeriniendents and Teachers receiving
this circular will confer favor on the
Committee by having notice OF the meet.
ing inserted in their county papers.
The time announced in several papers
was later. For various reosnns ii was
iouud necessary to change it to the sboYe
date, July 5,h.
AS there is no hotel at Glen Onoko, teach
ers will supply themselves with lunch, or
will return 10 Maueh Chunk for dinner.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Teachers and Educators OF the State TO he
present
&A~ Excursion tickets al special rates
will be furnished at places where twenty
| Eve or more persons desi,e 10 attend the
picnic, on application 10 the undersigned.
THOS. II, BALLET,
| Chairman Executive Committee.
The State Teachers Association will mesl
a WilliAnsport, July lob, iIth aud lstb,
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Lewis Best White Lead
at 500 a hundred at J. l..
Gabel's, for cash.
A Veteran Of 1912 Dead.

SHnuel Moore, u veteran Of tho war 0f
1872, died vt Esston Monday evening uged
sy. lie was knrn in TINT place and during
nearly all his life has resided there. lie
served as Chief Burgess nni as Clerk ol the
Court and held the highest respect Of all
who new him. His children are Samuel
Moore, Of Elizabeth Mrs. TOWNSEND. O.
Philadelphia Mrs. W. II. Cornell, Of Tit
usville, Prof j, M. Moore, of Lafayette
College, and Mrs. Lucien DoIy, of n Hin.
ton. His was the irst death in the family
for forty years.
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The Lehigh valley,s Interests.

The Pennsylvania and New York Rail
road Company has commenced TO build a
new foundry at ssyre. The foundations
haYe already been completed. The main
building will be l24 by 6S feet, and then
several other buildings in the shape Of wings
will be added to the main building, for ths
purpose of Offices and towers. There are
upwards Of 800 men now employed in the
shops there aud the company is now NAL ing
preparations and getting out plans for a new
car shop. The size is 10 be l4O by 200 feet,
The new ehigh Valley shops in this bOr-
ough will comprise three round houSsS,saeh
to hold 20 engines, a machine shop 90 BY
100 feet, and large hundry. Il is said
that the company IS about to use the sayre'.
diagonal joint rails for the entire system.
The experiments having been mado With II
Drvsd s4klAfstory toths company
- "
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A Colored Camp Meeting.


A eolored camp meeting or Jubilee viii
convene at Trschsvills, this county, on
Saturday, June SOth, at 500 o'clock p. M,
and continue for ten days. Among the
Dvines TO be present and ofiieiate on the
occasion are Capt. Brown, OF the Salvation
Army, of Easton, and Lydia P. Tsylo-, Of
Washington, D c., and full band Of Jubi-
lee Singers have been engaged for the oc-
easion. Rev. j. L. Hoff is the Elder in
charge of the Camp, and arrangements have
been perfected TO maintain the best Of
order no intOxieants will be allowed 10 be
disposed Of on the grounds. The Refresh
ment department is in charge Of Messrs
Thomas Snyder and Henry Bergenhoweri
who will supply everything at very rea son.
able prices. A cordial invitation is extend
ei 10 all sscts and denominations 10 attend.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-23
MARRIED..

KIsTLER- BlNGENHEIMER.- On the
l4th inst,<ra Minneapolis, Mimi. by
Rev. W. Stegner. Mr.. james Kistler
formerly of Mahonfpg Valley, Pa, and
Miss Mary A., daughter of Mr.. Ms. Bing-
enheimer, of Minneapolis, MINI.
RS-MANKEY-on the 10th inst. by
ReY. Hartman, Webster Beers and Rosa
Maukey, both oi Fire Line, Carbon CO.
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Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowN's IRoN
BlT'TERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puriies and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why BRowN's
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism.
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c,
scs S. Paea ST., Baltimora.
Nov. %, 1881.
/ was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. l tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
] now have a good appetite.
and am getting stronger.
Jos. McCAwLSY.
Browns IRON BITrrRs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey, It is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious ef
fects, Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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L. r. LUIKESBAcH,

81 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
We notice on the street this week a
very handsome two horse spring delivery
wagon belonging 10 Jos. 0bert, aud built by
the Lehigh Wagon Co.
The teachers examination was held at
Lanslord, on Saturday, June 10Th. The
class consisted of thirteen, of whom six re-
ceIved certificates.
Eo-A increase Of Clncks. Watches and
Jewclry al Hagaman's store and decline
in prices. Please rsll and see as we make
no false statements in advertising.
Sheriff Chas, Lents, of Mauch Chunk,
accompanied by his mother and sister,
drove through town on last Sunday after
noon.
Ezra Newhard has received The ap
pointment Of the Lehighton School Board
to collect the school and building taxes ioI
the year 1883.
%s- For Sale, an illustrated edition o
the History Of the United States, four large
octave volumes, will be sold cheap. Fol
. particulars call at The Advocate office.
On the Lebigh Valley railroad, on
Thursday Of last week, ten engines drew | ),
$40 loaded coal cars from Packerton to Eas
ton, an average Of Isl cars to the train.
-LoST-on Sunday evening, on 6Gnk
street, Gold Watch Charm with red and
black stone. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving 1t at this Office.
AS an evidence of the near approach o
the 4th Of July, Clauss Bros, the tailors
have this week turned out 2s new suits o
clothes.
Major SALE,-Several choice build
ing lots, one in the borough Of Lehighton
Cool location. Apply at ]. F. HALBAoH' Is
Music Store.
John Gnnard, aged 20, a brakeman oil
the Lehigh Valley road, fell from ireigh
car at the depot in South Easton Monda,
evening and was killed, the wheels passing
over his head and legs.
On Monday morning last our friend L
II. NOthStein, residing on Northampton
street, sent us few specimens Of straw Der
Ties raised on his lot, some of them measur
ing six inches in circumference. Nexti
Ifyou wanta nice smooth easy shaw
your hair cut or shampooing, go 10 Fran
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't yol
forget it.
- In the case Of the Commonwealth VS.
William Bush, aged l6 years, charged will
assault and battery on Betsey Harp, th
jury returned verdict Of not guilty, bu
defendant TO pay the costs.
VIM. ]. MileY, Of Summit Hill, an
Harry Lewis, Of WIlkesbsrre, have made
match to run a race Of IS yards for 5000
side, on the Driving Park, in this borough
on June 28th.
&s-H Heart Disease has brought msny
an untinely grave. The heart Is as liabl
rs other organs To diseasej il you have
even IN the slightest form use DIR. Grave
Heart Regulator. 81. per bottle.
Simon Brown, of East weissport, VIII,
as stated last week, was injured on the |
V.R. R. on the previous Monday, died
his injuries on friday morning and wa
buried Sunday.
The ANeriedH AgTitaktU Isl (Englrsh
German editiOn) and the CARBoS ApvooAI
will be sent to any address on receipt Of tN
dollars. The price Of the Agrienitarist
$3.50.
-Fraak Rsber, formerly Of Weisspor
bat new Of Wsstherly, dropped into see
Tor = few minutes on Saturday eveuin
FrAnh looks we'll and WsathsFly eYidsntl
aErses With him.
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Tht Carbon Sdrpfate.
SATURDAY. JUNE 2s, 1888.
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

Now doth the angler angle,
And gets his lines in tangle,
And from tree root dangle,
And goodly language mangle,
And guiltiess fsIt.new fangle, -
And with snake poison strange,
And with the truth he'll wrangle,
When telling II his angle .
-Disagrecable = The weather on Mon
day.
There are 81 prisoners in the Lehigh
county Jail at this time.
Frank wirtermuue, Of East Mauch
Chunk, was in town on Sunday.
The noon train last Saturday brought
quite a, number strangers to town.
Base ball is being INDUCED in by our
youths nightly at the old fair grounds.
Our young friend G. N. Kuntz,of town,
spent last Sunday in Allentown with
friends.
Hon. J. J. Gallagher, member of the
State Legislature, was in town Monday af-
terEeon.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
tunnels of the Lehigh Valley Railroad al
Mehoopany.
The laborers employed in the Kutz
town stone quarries are receiving only 6(
cents per day.
The Presbyterian Sabbath schools will
celebrate their anniversary on Thursday
evening, the 2sth inst.
Astonishing The low prices at which
D. S. Book, opposite the Carbon House, is
selling Rock ford watches.
President II. E. Packer, Of the Lehigl
Valley Railroad Company, will reach hons
from Europe about the 10th Of July.
'Ea- ROSEBERY'S Boss Barber Shop, IL
0bert's building, Bank street. Give him a
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Hon. w. NJ. Rapsher's two new double
dwellings on Bankway are nearly under
roof Nathan Mosser is the contractor.
Our popular merchant G. NJ. sweeny
accompanied by his wife spent>several day.
in Drifton during the fire part Of the week
&R-The largest assortment of bracelet,
ia town can be found at d. s. Books jewelry
store, opposite the Carbon House.
-ouly ten days till the Fourth, aud a!
yet we hear Of no movement hereabosts in
reference to its due celebration. How il
this7
John Parsons was killed and Franz
Collins seriously injured by the explosion,
Of a blast in quarry at East Badgor, North
ampton county, last Friday.
NA-HARPERs BAZARR PATTERNS
at Half Price.
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DIED.

wAGNER.-In this borough, June IS 1883,
Willie a son II Henry F., and Ida A,
Wagner, aged II m onths and two days.
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- Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at j. l.. Gabel's.

The Allentown Rolling Mill on Mon-
day again started operations in its pudding
dspartnient with = foreSsf zoo hands.
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Teachersl Picnic. Inly 18th.

The following circular has been issued by
the Executive Committee Qf the Teachers
of Carbon county, and explains itself:
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Land Plaster for sale tv
the barrel or ton at j. l..
Gabel's.