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BARCELONA. August 1oth.--A mob Of work.
men in the suburbs Of Barcelona cheersd for
the republic. and caused the closing of the
sctories. They have gone in the direction
of Walls and Bsueh. Two regiments ara pur-
suing them. Il is reported that the garrisons
at Valencia and Loreda have revolted, the
former. it is said, fraternizing with the pso-
pie. Outbreaks are reported at Gerena and
Figueroso. Martial law has been proclaimed
st Barcelona.
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IANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

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osT-IN THIS CITY, A GOLD BREAsT-PiN
with two gold monograms attached A re.
ward of So will be paid to whoever leaves it st this
Office nuI03t+
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YTyo LEAsE FOR A TERM OF YEARs.-THE
City Hotel, containing LOO Rooms and Bar
room, street, between Third and Fourth-the sa-
loon furnished The furniture Of the hotel will be
sold as q whole or by valuation. Apply to ?. CON-
Lam, on the premises. 1e26-u
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him large profit, on the superstition that he
sold out atmuch higher figures, which he prob
ably did. Governor Stanford is in London, but
intends to leave for Paris in a few days. His
health ia improving very much. The report
that he is ceiling Central Pacific is untrue.
The Governor is still large holder OF the
stock, and has great belief in the property OF
the road"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
act of tbe Comu.ittee. will iusti.

act of the Committee, will justi-
fly or point to such o conclusion.
Acting from honest motives,
and in the interest of IN honest
administration of the laws of
the country, by competent and
efficient officials, we have moth.
ing TO conceal, we are working
in the interest of 70 party under
the sun. For reasons which
will be fully set forth during
the campaign, we cannot sup
port the ticket nominated in
Oxford on the Sd inst. Loyalty
to Principle, Honesty and JUS
tice, should ever be preferred to
loyalty to party so-called. In
our movement, and at work for
it, there are representatives
from every party ever known in
the county. They are men who
are, and have always been iden-
tilted with the best interest OF
the country, political, social and
religious.
With regard to the men put
forth as the opponents of the
Independent movement, we
simply say, they are all known
throughout the county.
In presenting themselves to
the people they invite a rigid
examination and comparison Of
their competency for the posi-
sitions for which they they Of
fer. They also invite close in
spection of their past record,
moral and political.
By the people they must be
Judged, and to the people they
submit their claims. They, and
we, will most chssrfully abide
ly the verdict of the people
when its voice can be heard.
j. L. MoRPHIs.
]. M. FRAZIER, Chairman.
Secrofarv 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
DOTS FROM TAYL0R'S.

Ed. EAGLE: Since my last
communication l have sought
in vain for local matter to inte.
rest your readers. The only
news from the surrounding
country is the disastrous effects
of the drouth and sickness.
Drs. Nunnery and Wilson are
kept in the saddle.
The hotel formerly occupied
by G.. w. Mitchell, has been
purchased by Esquire Hender-
son, of South YOcona, and he
will take possession this week.
j. 2. Jones, from Coffeeville.
and John Carothers from Michi.
gan City, are here visiting rela.
tives.
Jesse Sisk, speaks of visiting
the northern portion of Arkan-
sas one day this week.
The protracted meeting was
commenced on Saturday night.
as stated in my last, by Rev. A.
A. Houston. On Sunday, the
Rev. Tom Freeman and his esti-
mable lady arrived and Mr..
Freeman preached two able ser
mons on Sunday. On Monday,
Rev. Il. A. Jones, supplied the
vacuum made by Mr.. Freeman,
and since his arrival has arous.
ed the lukewarm, reclaimed the
and convicted the
sinner, and while preaching to-
DAY upon the new birth, the
'houts of one convert stirred
'he air. There are several
and great interest
Manifested by all, converted and
lnconverted. The services at /,
O'Clock today, was conclud-
by a soul-stlrring prayer by i
sev- Hosea Rocket, from Water i
alley All denominations are q
ngaged in the meeting. AUl1
ne business houses are closed e
the hour for services and all G
'pair to the house of God. s
Inc meeting prevents ME from a
egInnlng my history as prom S
ed. d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
IHDEPEMD Mt MOVEMENT.
OXFORD, MISS,

OXFORD, Miss,
Aug. Sd, 1883.
At q meeting Of Independents
held in Oxford, this the Sd day
Of August, 1883, the following
Campaign Committee WAS duly
organized.
Beat John Foust, Jr., lobe
Humphreys.
Beat 2-E. P. Rushing, Wat
son Knight,
Beat 3-Nack Avsnt, II. j.
Stockard.
Beat 4.--Jef. Taylor, L. j.
Tatum.
Beat 5-Sandy Newberry, O.
Hartin.
County at LARGE. L. Nor
phis, A. T. Browning and w. X
Avont.
J. L. Morphis was elected
Chairman, and j. NJ. Frazier
Secretary. On motion, the Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet in
Oxford, August 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
The TROJAN HORSE.

Supervision of corporations
in the interest and for the pro.
lection of the People, is all the
go now. 1t was not so until re.
Gently. The Clarion was fiercely
assailed for even discussing the
question. The people are be.
ginning TO speak however, and
the politicians are falling into
line. The obstacle to the exc
cution oftheir decree, will be
shrewd devices of our friends,
the corporation attorneys to get
the friends Of supervision TO
guarrelling among themselves
about the manner Of enforcing
the doctrine. And by the way,
we would admonish them to re.
member the story of the horse
with which the crafty Ulysses
baffled and defeated the unwary
Reconsideration.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
The effortto Mahoneize Mis-.

oAoAV w u1duOu6lZH Mis-.
sIssippi will be a sad and dismal
failure, and the leaders in the
movement will soon find it ort.
The untiring Democracy have
made up their minds to admins
ter q sound drubbing to their
opponents and they have the
ability to do it. Old Mississippi
u now in the Democratic col.
amn and she will remain there
1espite all the efforts of the com.
'ined opposition. Next Novsm.
'er Will witness such a Demo.
ratio triumph as will discour-
go opposition movements in
be future.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

A number of uprisings have
taken place in Spain against the
present government and a gene
raj uneasiness pervades the
whole country. SO far the roy
al government has been able to
put down the revolts but there
is . general impression that il is
liable to be overthrown at any
moment aud a Republic estab-
lished in its place. The Span
ish people in the main are igno-
rant and are hardly capable of
sustaining a republican govern
ment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We publish in another column
the proceedings Of the opposi-
lion party in this county from
which it will be seen that they
have nominated q ticket and
are prepared to mako q strong
fight In the pending campaign.
The nominees are intelligent
and respectable gentlemen and
We have no personal war to
wage against them. We oppose
them upon political grounds and
shall continue to work for the
triumph of the Democratic par.
ty.
The Democracy of Lafayette
county are now confronted by q
strong and formidable opposi-
tion and 1t will require all their
efforts to defeat it. Nothing
but unceasing work and good
management will carry us safe
" through the pending contest.
We have a fair majority in this
county and all that We require
Il to bring up to the polls ouI
full strongt.. That can be done
land We believe II viii be done
We can rest assured that ths
opposition will vote there en-
tire strength at the Nov embsi
election for the ticket nominal
ed last Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Ex-President Davis is out in a
lengthy reply to Judge Blacks
structures upon his course i'm
mediately preceding the war.
Like everything emanating from
that distinguished gentleman it
is a very able document ard is
a complete vindication of his
actions in that stormy period
when the two great sections
were making ready for a death
struggle. Mr.. Davis may have
committed errors but he was
thoroughly devoted to his peo-
pie and he will ever have a deep
and lasting hold upon their af
fections.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Democratic Executive Committss.
Messrs. Q. ". Anderson, +. B.
Baker, J. n. Sloan, 3. A. Shaw,
A. II. Peeues, ]. N. Waldrip, P.
4. Redwine, r. W. Spears, w,
L. Goodwin, !. 1. Kimsy, J. H,
welch and ". 3. Harmon.-
Gentlenen;
We the undersigned members
- ~ U5n6crstfo Execaive
Committed from Beat L, respect.
fully invite you to nest Al the
Court House in the town oi
Oxford on Saturday, the 25th
day Of August 1883, ct half past
10 O'Clock, "A. n, for tho pur-
pose Of organizing the Demo.
cratic Kxecutive Committee and
Tor tho transaction Of other i'm
Portsnt bueinsss.
Respectfully,
r, W. PHIPPs,
o. i. OARrEB,
Z. A. BUcxNER.
.r.|t"I E|tZAE fN".X|r. MH|N|'T"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

X. b. Washburn of Illinois
has been suggested by some of
his admirers as a candidate for
President on the Republican
ticket. The Grant men are es-
pecislly indignant at the propo-
sition because they believe that
he betrayed their favorite and
prevented his nomination by
the Chicago Convention in 1880.
Washburn may be regarded as
.uolilicallY dead aud it is not at
resurrected. 1.-THE Republicans
go to Illinois for a candidate
they are not likely to take him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

The Democrats and colored
Republicans in Kinds county
have at last agreed to fuse in
the present canvass. Several
weeks ago the Democratic
County Convention rejected by
3 small majority tho proposition
to fuse but this led to q great
deal Of dissatisfaction and .
new Convention was called to
reconsider tho question. 1t
met last week and the PROPOSE.
ton was carried. BY the agree
msnt the Democrats are to have
the Senator, one Representative.
Chancery Clerk, Sheriff and
Treasurer and the Republicans
are to have three Representa-
tives, Assessor, Coroner aud
Ranger. The colored people
are largely in the majority in
that county and il the greater
portion Of them support the ia
sion ticket it will be elected by
an overwhelming majority.
The Independents propose put
ting out . ticket and making an
effort to defeat the movement
but the chances of success arc
against them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
John W. Person, 4 prominel.1

John w. Person, q prominent
citizen of Rankin county, was
waylaid and assassinated on the
11th inst, near his residence
some four miles east of Jackson.
He was q gallant soldier in the
army of Northern Virginia and
lost an arm in one Of the battles
in that State,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
The telegraph strike still con
Eippea aud tl,ayaia-anpayantlx

go D7
tinnna anatllAgatmaapaRiRil
determined in the stand thay
have taken and show no signs
OF yielding. The telegraph COM
panies are rich and powerful
and seem resolute in the stand
they have taken to make no con.
cession whatever to their poor.
" paid and hard worked opera.
tors. Money il q great power
and the strikers will find it
very difficult to make Roadway
against 1t. They have our sym
pathiss in The strnggle they are
making and we wish them sue.
cess in tho contest they have
entered upon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

The Northern Pacific Railroad
will be completed and ready for
business by the 18th of next
month. This will give the conn
try three through lines to the
Pacific ocean. Freights and pas
senger fares to the Pacific coast
ought now to be much cheaper
than they we're when there was
only one through line.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
THE DEADLY PISTOL

We were beginning to hope
that Vicksburg had entered on
IN era Of peace and good order,
when our community was shock
ed by the terrible news that
one of its most popular aud best
beloved citizens was shot to
death in a dificulty with which
he had nothing to do: save in
making a commedable effort to
prevent one Of the parties from
shooting the other.
The present seems to be an
era of crime in this State.
Abont a week ago there was a
terrible assassination in Jeffer-
son county ; a little while previ-
GUS a young man named Hendor-
son Russell attempted to kill an
other at jackson. and did wound
him.. Last Saturday night one
Of the foulest lassassinations
Mr.. JOHN w. Pierson, q respec,
table and popular citizen, and a
gallant soldier who had fought
with Lee and lost an arrn in
Virginia, having met his death
at the hands of eowardly mid.
night assassin within q stones
throw Of his home.
The same night ono of our
most prominent citizens lost his
life by a pistol shot that was in.
tended 20 kill another man.
Is not tho frequency Of these
terrible killings enough t. alarm
the well-disposed people of the
State, and to set them thinking
rs to the b st means of prevent.
ing their recu. roncef
The laws of the State are
good enough if they were en-.
forced and they would probably
be better enforced than thew
have boon ifthe best uubl,c
sentiment gave expression to
its feeling in these matters.
The taking of human life
should be discouraged by every
means. Mu2derers should be
punished without respect to DO.
sltlon, wealth or standing in the
community. The law defines
what murder is, and he who
taxes life only in defense of his
own, cannot suffer by the en-
forcement Of the law.
Murderers who escape pun
ishment through technicalities
or the laxity of the law, should
be frowned down by the public,
be made outcasts, and the crime
OF murder be made odious in
every community.
When public sentiment arous.
% itself to the proper degree.
the laws will be enforced and
there will be fewer killings in
Mississippi. There are very
q~uarrels or difficulties be.
Tween individuals that cannot
% aettled without the use Of
he pistol or other deadly wea
pom, and we hope our State and
community will soon arrive at
ne condition whom the pistol
mi kindred weapons will no
onger be called into requisition
ave by the most low and de-
VAd d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
THE GREENsAckERs.

AUo V~1
and no longer exists a. a sepa
rate party. The leaders, seeing
that they couIl not 81 cceed in
the State, have thought
proper to abandon il and form
new alliances and they expect
to carry the masses of that par
~ along with them in the new
movement they are making.
Tho new party which Gen.
Chalmers started At Jackson
last month with q grand four
ish Of trumpetn il not a Green.
back party and hae no claim
upon its members for support
and assistance. They are at
perfect liberty to refuse to fol-
low Gen. Chalmers in his cru.
SADIE against the Democracy
and We have reason to believe
that many will do so. The
masses Of them have nothing to
gain by jeining the Independ-
ents and the wisest policy they
could adopt would be to return
nx-~~~< -rMTn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
OXFORD, MISS,
Aug. 18th, 1888.


Pursuant to adjournment, the
Committee met aud was called
to order BY the Chairman, an ]
with the Committee met q large
number of other gentlemen from
various parts of the county.
On motion, j. u Morphis, was
was made permanent Chairman.
On motion of j. L. Boone, the
Chairman was instructed to APP
point = committee of seven, one
from each Supervisors district,
and two from tho county at
large, to select and recommend
candidates for the various coun-
ty Offices in. this county in the
November election. Tho follow
ing gentlemen wore appointed
said committee: j. w. Brians,
3. p. Rushing, Mack Avsnt, L
j. Tatum, W. Z. Avent, lobe
Humphreys and Sandy Nswber-
ry.
After consultation and argu-
ment the committee submitted
the following report;
We, your committee appoint
ed to select candidates for your
endorsement, respectfully sub
init the following recommends
tons: For Representative, j. b.
Hamblett; for Sheriff, IL. p.
Burney; for Chancery CLERK, s.
N. Howry; for Circuit Clerk. J
NJ. Frazier; for Treasurer, w. v
Sneed; for Tax Assessor, W. Il.
Avent.
.SQR~Weliaassh66sgsAl,, Saittyl
Howry, Frazier and Avent were
endorsed by a unanimous vote.
w. ". Sneed's name was passed
until he could be conferred with.
On motion, j. L. Morphis,
J. w. Brians and Mack Ayent
were appointed an Executive
Committee.
On motion, the Executive
committee was instructed to I'LL
vacancies occurring on the
I'll ket.
On motion it was decided that
9 general ratification meeting
be held in the Courthouse, in
Oxford, on the LIST Saturday in
September, aud that all parsons
interested in, or in sympathy
with, the Independent move
mont be cordially invited to at
On motion, the Chairman was
to invite the Hon.
A. Crum, Of Ripley, and Gen.
J. Il. Chalmers, to be present
and address said meeting.
On motion, it was ordered
that the Oxford papers and the
Tribune bc furnished
copy Of the proceedings oil
his meeting with . request to
publish.
On motion. the committee ad-
burned, subject to the call of
he Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
J. N. FRAZIER,
Secretary.
Of the Executive Com
mittea.

~
Oxford, Aug II, 1873.
Committe met and was called
to order by the chairman.
On motion the name of j. L.
Boon was substituted for that
Of ". Y. Sneed, as : candidate
for tho oflce Of county Treasur-
or.
On motion the committee adj
journed, subject to the call or
the chairman.
]. L. MoRPHIs,
Chairman.
Mr.. EDIToR: By publishing
he foregoing minutes you COR
cot the erroneous impression
bet orr proceedings would as
Y e. possible, be kept q pro-
'und secret From some mys-
source this Impression
y arisen, nod been largely |,
Fomuigated. In refutation Of J
we have only TO say, that no /
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

For further Information concerning the Company
and for rates Of Insurance apply 10 the Agents. or to
!. H.. Wiseman. Soliciting Agent.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

Staple Groceries,
No. and Flour, No. aud Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas.
Oysters, CLANS. Salmon HOLSTERS,
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory
Cocoa s sng Pac SipAirsfi fssae1 Tss E a
ace Kerosene on, Wesion's Gem
spr.s s"' az. a." t"ss. sSsh Ts Ss
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
ing, &c. Blake Boiler Feed. Juice or
Molasses. Irigating q Vacuum Pumps
Weston's Patent Ceutrifugals Complete,
ALSO ON oossIGSMEsr
California Hay, Barley, Potatoes Barrels
Salmon. Hams, Asbestos Mixture for Boilers
and Steam Pipes, very cheap, Fence Wire
and Staples, GALVANIZED Roofings
SEWING MACHINES.
Wilcox and Gibbs Automatic; Singer Manuiaeturi
compiny, Assorted Remington Company, Family;
Wilson Machines, the best assortment TO be found,
and at Bottom Prices.
New Goo BY every arrival from England. New
ork and San Francisco.
! New Traction Engine, 6-horss power.
Orders from the other Islands filled at BIS, Rates and
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS.
Cumberland Coal.
Sperm Oil, Cylinder, Lard
and Kerosene Oil, Perfect
l.ubricators, Plumbago Al
bany Grease, Disstons and
S. and ]. Files, all sizes and
kinds, Steam Packing, Flat
and Round India Rubber,
Asbestos and Soap Stone,
Flax Packing, India Rub
Der Hose, u TO inch, Pipes
and Couplings, Nuts and
Washers, finished Machine
Bolts, all sizes Cold-pressed
Blacksmiths Engineers and
Carpenters Hammers. Pipe
Cutters, Winches, inch to
a. inch, AnviIs, Vices Tube
Scrapers, Grindstones, Best
American liar Iron and Tool
Steel, Builders Hardware.
all kinds and styles, Hub
bucks Paints and Oils, raw
and boiled Small Paints in
Oil, in large variety, Dry
Paints TIMBER, Venetian,
Red, ochres Metallic &c.
Whiting, German Window
ass'td sizes, Manila Rope
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
$ SATURDAY PRESS
DECEMBER T. 1884


rThe names given below are Hawaiian geographical
names - towns districts estates, mountains valleys,
bays, rivers, etc, which English readers likely 10
iu historical or Newspaper reading. rams
ations are given when a satisfactory English rendering
possible. This dictionary will be continued com.
ulefe as possible
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

UGAR MAC RY.
PER M1LLSG 4TE."
We have received further consignment Of
Messrs. Mirriees, Wdfson & %. = Mach;ncry
And have hand, ready for delivery:
One Triple. Eject on handsome iron staging, containing
Sass square feet of heating surface, with Pumping
Engine and diseharging Montjus, complete.
One Double Effect, having s2oo square feet Of heating
surface, with Engine and Montjus.
| One set of -Four weston's Patent Cenrifugals will,
Engine and Mixer
One of Two weston's Paten, Centrifugals.
Having increased facilities for the manufacture Of
these machines Che Weston Patent. for which, in
Great Britain has expired) thus enabled offer
them a, materially reduced prices.
We have full assortment OF Centrifugal spares =
Innings, brasses, rubber bands and bushes, etc.
Two Diagonal Engines, each in. by " in
CHARTERS, Flat Coolers, 8 by by and BY byI.7.
One Spare Top Roller for 20 by 81 in. Mill
One Spare Side Roller for do. do
One Spare Intermediate Spur weeel for gearing of do
I6stf G. W. MACFARLANE & Co.
ENTERPRISE PLANNING MILL,
is7 FosT STREET. HosoluLu, II. I.
c. J. Hardy and H. r. Bertelmann,
CONTRACTORS and BUILDER
Planning, Shaping, Turning,
Band and Scroll Saving,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames,
Brackets, Ballusters,
Stairs, made to order.
MoLDINGs AND FINISH.
Always ." hand
Al orders filed short notice. and Jobbng promptly
'. 10 "'a'a's 'A'as 70 any .ans,n without
$. 90 to S, 50 per hour. .o-qr
No 5, NnHasK 81, Homol.ls H. T.,
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Lubrioating OIL
Equal to Cola OIL.
EXTRACTS PROM TESTIMONIALS
VIVA, they say oft.
Equal II superior. to Lard Oil. ." Joseph Spraii,
Albion Foundry.
" A frs,.raie article Of refined fish oil"Jno NJ Drake,
O. x. a N. Co.
The bes, ubriean, known on this Coast. - has.
Hayward.
" We find il equal to any lard oil We have used. -
Jno. Honeynan A Go.
:" No indications Of gum. Superior in quality and
much cheaper -lno. Dousall, Atlas Iron Works.
" The best oil We have used for luhrcang purposes
-Murhead and Mann
" Equal every respect TO lard oil Jas. Io,su vii
lanlet Iron Works
Superior Gaipol oil and le,s quanri,y required "
smith a Clark,
- In point Of economy, nearly two to one."D W.
Higgins, Colonist steam Presses.
Those who once use IL 10 Tor more. -
A, v. Hamilton.
" Can conhdent, recommend It for Illuminating in lieu
Of Cola OFT. shotholt, chemist.
" hrsi class lubricant entirely free from setimenf
L. Nj. Starr.
T" Equal 10 any machine oil have ever used W. A.
klliott, Princess Louise
" we'll satisfied with t. both as to properties and
economy. "-fhos- Go~en, No,elty Iron Works.
fqual To lsyd oil, one-half the cost. - Munfoe
Miller. steam printer.
IL does not gum, etc. IA. lima
TRY III and JUDGE TOR YOURSELF.
H. HACKTELD = CO..
AGENTS