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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Cases disposed of in the District
Court to date:
Carl Ohlfest VS. Thomas johnson
dismissed.
Louisa Gale VS. VIM. Fitzsimmons
ct al: continued.
1T Church & Co vs Simon Cooler 4:
Judgment vs. Coder, continued as to II
5 Baker.
Cruver Bros vs. John Ward: judg-
ment VS. defendant.
Moses Neal vs J L Reynolds ct al !:
continued.
State of Kansas VS. II Reimert: ver-
dict of not guilty.
Jonas Killion VS. James A Wood
ward and thirteen other similar eject
ment cases: continual.
CHI Pratt vs. John Dickson contin-
ued.
The Milburn Wagon Co vs. John
Starkey and j A Nichols: continued.
William a Hyde vs. e Fl Rhodes:
dismissed.
State of Kansas VS.. Lillian Conrad;
verdict for defendent.
Jonas Killson vs James A. Wood
ward and Is other ejectment cases
continued by consent.
ID. HI. Mitchell VS. w. b. Whitlow.
Judgement plaintiff by default.
Alberger, Slower d Go. VS. Joseph z.
Cheever. Judgment for plaintiff by
default.
VIM. II. Woods VS. Wilson & Wilson.
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
VIM. +. Mott, Jr. vs. Daniel and
Della Miller, continued.
State of Kansas VS. Peter Long: disa-
rrFemcut
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
WEDDING RECEPTION.

If Glover Amrine ever had any
doubts as 10 the esteem in which he is
held by his associates here, they were
certainly removed on his return home
with his bride last Thursday. He was
met at the depot by several Of his
friends and escorted to his boarding
place at Mrs. Richardson's, and in the
evening the spacious rooms were
crowded with fifty or more OF the
young people of the town who were
eager To welcome and congratulate
the bride and groom. There were no
formalities and nothing like a regular
programme was adopted, but the band
happened to be there and played Two
or three pieces with good effect, and
MIR. Fisher, speaking for the Dramatic
Club, of which Mr.. Amrine is a valued
member, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Am
rine with handsome bouquet. The
speech was in Fishers usual happy
vein, and was responded to by Mr..
Amrine with simple 1--WE thank
you.n The usual midsummer refresh.
ments were served about eleven O'clock
and shortly after that hour the compa.
ny dispersed with repeated wishes to
the "new family" for many returns Of
the day, and all having spent thor
oughly pleasant evening. Mrs. Amrine
is lady OF education and rare social
qualities, aud we are glad to welcome
her To lola society
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
A SAD CASE.

Sometime in March. as noted at the
time, middle aged man Was found in
Il barn near Humboldt. He could not
speak English ana could give no ac-
count of himself Whatever. He was
put to work on a farm, but iii few
days showed signs of insanity and was
turned over to the county authorities.
On examination, the most that could
be learned was that he was u Bohemi-
an and had probably come to this coun-
try to escape being drafted into the
army. After arriving here he doubt
less met with hard luck, and his
troubles had preyed OH his mind to
such an extent as to unsettle it. AT
any rate there was no doubt as to his
insanity, and he was sent To the county
Jail until an effort could be made to
have him taken to the asylum at Ossa-
wattomie. That institution is too full
to receive him however, and as he is
thought to be entirely harmless, the
PROBATE Judge. on Monday last, issued
an order, removing him from the Jail
To the poor farm. 1t is mysterious
case and a very sad one.
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THE ALLEN COUNTY NORMAL.

The Allen County Normal will COM
mence on Monday morning July 9th,
in the school house in lola at 1:30 a.
IN. 1t is desired that all who intend
to enter the Normal be present on that
day so as to commence the regular
work on Tuesday and thus each pupil
will be able to secure ali the advahta-
ges arising therefrom during his at
tendance. Prof. Olin will conduct
the Normal, assisted by Prof. H. b.
Adams. A class will be formed in
music and it is expected that each
teacher, in fact all the pupils, will be-
come members of that class, as many
parents are DESTROYS that their chill
dren learn to read music as we'll as to
sing. We also find it in the "course
of study A. e.. Scott has consented
to take charge of that branch. He has
selected as good and as cheap book
as can be procured. These books will
be furnished at 80 cents; this il what
they cost laid down here. Each pupil
should come prepared to purchase a
copy SO that he can study the rudi-
ments thoroughly and be prepared to
teach them, using the same copies in
your schools. Ample preparations are
making for the teachers of the county,
but it is hoped that the citizens of lola
will supply rooms and board as cheap
ly as possible. as many of our teachers
are receiving so small salary that
they cannot afford to pay exorbitant
rates. Board ought to be furnished
now cheaper than at any other time
during the year. need not argue this
question.
There will be three public lectures
during the session and possibly four,
Joy Profs., 0lin, Scott and Prof. Carruth
of the State University. The State
Superintendent has said that he ex-
poets to be present at some time dur
Jug the Normal. The time of these
lectures will be Eaade in due time.
An effort will be made known to put
the schools of the county upon grade
basis, ssi9 that THE may be accomp-
lished let each teacher come prepared
to do his part toward securing this
end. We hope to secure the hearty
support of all who desire the advance
ment of the cause of education.
]. L. HENDERSON,
County Eupf.
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GLIDING steers, cows and calves. All
of the cows have been bred to the
blooded bulls just mentioned. The
sale also includes 200 head of hogs of
different ages, many of which are
thorough bred Poland China, % head
of horses, and one span of fine young
mules. The fine young Clydesdale
mares that have attracted SO much at
tention on our streets, and the import
ed Stallion ABpALLAH BIRD, are in
cIuded with the other horses. In addi-
ton to the stock, 500 bushels of German
millet aud a complete outfit OF farming
Implements will also be sold. The
Ranch is located five miles east and
two miles north of lola, and two miles
and one half north of LaHarpe. The
sale is made to close up the business of
the ranch, and everything will be sold
without reserve. Terms cash. Sale
to commence at ten o'clock sharp.
Lunch will be served on the grounds.
Any information desired, may be had
by addressing J. HI. Orr, lola Kansas,
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"HAPPY RESULTS
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic is
Grand Remedy.

"My wife has used MARSH's COL
DEN BLOOD e LIVER Tonic for Dys-
pepsia and arrangement of the Liver
with happy results. 1T. H. johnson,
Austin, Mimi.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER
Tonic has cured my little boy of Scrof-
uIa and General Debility. 1t is a
grand remedy. III rhos. ]. Smith,
Kansas City, Mo-
"Your GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver
Tonic and GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat ahd Lungs give excellent sat
isfaction to my customers" Ill. L.
Dorsey, druggist, Burlington, Iowa.
MARsH'S GOLDEN BLOOD d LIVER
ToNIc. the great alternative and chola-
gogue, and MARSH's GOLDEN BAL
SAM, the famous cough remedy, are
for sale by Scott & Son druggists, lola
Thousands Of bottles have been given
away to prove their extraordinary mer-
it. Large bottles 80 cents and 81.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
BY REGISTER REPORTERS
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week
Sky Rocket seinines.

Crops look well in this section
Last week was good time for killing weeds
and the farmers were ali busy with every
available means Of getting away with the OBJ
noNiops plants
Wheat harvest will begin this week. of which
there is very little in our neiYhborhoOd-
Three new buildings are Icing built In our
m:Gst.
rhe widow Ma:tson is building front to hei
honse.
Peter Benson has his house furnished, cost
-Samnel Peterson has his house enclosed, the
main part is l6X.5 with u kitchen i4Nl6, all one
and one-half story high. }. ii judi is doing
the carpenter work.
Albert Peterson built good house this
| spring and is now putting mp very good b IN
\. p. MatsUn has also built barn.
Several in the peighhosh oOai have enclosed
pastures this sprins with barbed wire ience,
| annng VIII CHI are the following: q. P. Mats IN /,
30 acres. Geo. Duncan, 40 acres. X ID Jones,
8 acres, Kennedy and Herring, ) acres, Geo.
L. James, ~ acres, &. Still, 80 acres.
x. 10. Jones has broken about l20 acres of
prairie on his farm this year,-and is still
breakins-+0 acres OF which he has sown in mil
let aud the rest he has plantei In brULm corn.
Geo. l.. James has sOId his broom corn
srraper to l.. >. Mildly and j. w. James
They are going to run the scraper in connection
with u bailer.
There was some trouble last Sunday night
week. PRAYER meeting was appointed for til At
time, but few being ont and most Of them young
folks. 1t TO cutting up AMI Charley Patterson
having little too much OF Humboldt's bal
whiskey alb ard of his craft the Consequence
Was he kicked down the stove breaking il up
considerably aad MASKING the stove pipe
badly. lie has lett for parts unknown, and we
think he had better stay away FOR IL VIII not
be good for him il the district boari can get
hold of him
William Long, an uncle of Mrs Geo. L.
james, from the northern part of Iowa, has
been visiting in Allen county and Looking for
u location, lie likes the cOu.try very well and
thinks Of retaining this fall.
We see in last week s / sue of the REGISTER
that the opinion Of u. r. Hallowell, u. >. At
t'rney, in regard tn the eveh section suit in
this county We Leaguers would not sive the
snap of oar finger for his opinion.
LEON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
A GREAT SALE.

Bills VIII De out from this office To-
morrow announcing the sale at public
auction on Tuesday, July, IL, of all the
stock and farming implements belong
ing TO Farm Hill stock ranch. This
viii be the largest and most attractive
sale of flooded and common stock Of
an kinds ever held in Alien county,
and will be worth attending even If
sou don't intend to buy anything.
Twelve cows and four calves. all of
high pedigree and Of the best families
are to oe sold, and two Kentucky bulls,
End Geneva Grand Duke. aud Lord
Sharon number 3969S. These animals
are by far the most valuable ever
brought to this county and admirers of.
fine stock should not miss this oypor-
tunity, to purchase. In addition to thel
pedigFeei stock. 500 head Of fine native
fattle Of different ages will be sold, ia
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Bronson Briefiats.

Mr.. ReIua, his wife and two children, started
to-day to sat county, Mo-, To visit his rcla-
tvcs for u few we KS.
The NJ. h. quarterly meeting at the hall was
we'll aitcadeu IA al of tie service. Elder
Il III, assisted by Rev. Nhitchcad, were the
uiliri ting clergy men. The latter will ,.reach
at the same place one week from next sabbath.
Mr.. iiarri> and Mr. VI rtin have erected
pOrcies in front of their b .il.IIpgs.
The public installation of the officers If Bron-
son Temperance division has been pa tIOne,i.
TIL, re will be a grand bail un IN evening of
the 4ta ut MIR. Loves new building. All ar .
invited to C Inc ami Lave a s .cial time
Some 4 the young f,lks of bronson are get
ting up fishing arty for the future.
MIR. aiace Osb nru has b..iit .e:v IL
lioh t., ii $ new u. u.s..
sam Gamblers has l'ean visiting his mother
and sisters here recently. He left IaSt week
for his home in Paula
The new addition t. the hotel is being plas-
tered
-htre will he pu' lie insta 'lation of officers
of the Knights of Pl THUS in the Baptist church
"a the evening OfJGly 9th.
There will be preaching next Sabbath at the
hall, ny Rev. C'lli 3, at II II. IN. and ID. IN.
Ihe BAPTIST church will soon b, comp etc'l
VIII finished, Mrs. W Ier's residence will be
one &c the niccst in this Wei it.
Jake HGdkiu's barber III p is for ale.
Mcssrs. Requa 4 Martin, aud Mcs.rs. Cart"r
X u Ter expect t. build new additions to their
large st res s''m TIM soon. AUSuA.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

We no1O hare the largest stock of mems, youths,
and boys clothing euer displayed In lola. .And
the best part of it is that 1ce hare bought them at
very lo10 prices, and uOslt sell accordingly.
In our Clothing Department ve hare suits for
the boy of four years the man Weiehins three
hundred pounds. Remember, eiUe q ne,o pair
for any of our Orr oUeJ'alls that rip We are also
sole agents for the celebrated EiShnaie shirts both
l0undried and unLaundried.
In Boots and Shoes ve defy competition, for ne.
kno,O from experience that the Giesecke work
lCiU outWe0r any other in the market. .4JL of
their goods are warranted.
In our line of Hats will be found fur, 1UooI and
stral0 liz all the latest styles.
Trunks and Satchels of the best makes and
styles.
We buy all our goods direct from the niannfac-
turers; therefore, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest
W. We keep everything for ana boys .An
inspection solicited.
ANDERSON DeCLUTE.
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Ordinance No. aas.
fPub;ished july eth, less. I

n n ordinance entitled an ordinance to pro-
places within the city or lola, State OF Kansas,
at certain times. Be IL or lained by the Mayor
and counclmen OF the city Of lola, Kansas, as
follows:
section lst Thas ifany person under the are
of Is wears be found on-the streets. or allies,
public grounds, or places Of said city. or upon
the premises OF any other person within said
city, except by the consent Of such person,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock at eight and day
light the following morning, without some good
sufficient and satisfied Try excuse therefor, such
person shall be deemedt guilty of a mis,iem ean
or. and upon convi ction thereof, shall be pun
ishe,l by fine not exceeding SID and he costs Of
rrosec iiioh, and be imprisoned until such tine
and costs he p;i |.
Section I'd. This ordinance shall! take effect
and be In force from ami after its publication
oace in the lola REGI-rER
II. l.. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Attest, W. p. NORTHaCP, City Clerk.
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Moran Matters.

Mrs. Ro-s has retur ed from Illinois. where
she has been to visit sister aad other rela-
tiveS.
Master Alex. Burrows is visiting his old
scho, Inmates lie formerly lived with ID. e.
Wool. lie now Lives near Gi.iuletown, Will
san C ,unty.
Miss Annie Mclaughlin and Miss Ellie COL
let h.,re rtturned fir IN Fort Scott. where they
have b,en attending the Kansas state Normal
College. They are very enthusiastic over their
sohuUl.
\ new business house has been baelt north of
Stee's hardware sire. IL will be occupied
by Mr.. Merryneld.
Mr.. CT. rye Ruth has leased a lot anil will
build an elevator aud Mill at once | UNDER
stand he has parties hauling rock ut present.
Richard FeS:ing 4 Co, late of Cul"ny, have
b'ught W e. Cartr's meat shop and propose
t. run iirst-rlass nrat market.
Mr.. Ford, Of Bronson, is Smelling corn for
Mr.. Southari
Moran has a m0"ev order oflice now We are
bound to keep up with the times Our post
master told me that on LAST Monday he sent OF
tn rteen Registered letters.
Pencil Was absent firm home last week and
so got an old REGISTER it"mizer 30 attend to
scnding in the Mnran it.mS, which accounts
for the improveIRe of The same.
Mr.. Tom Townsend has ryturIed from Lin
col iliin-is.
WIS Success. The house was full AMI we had
two rousng srerces from Reys. ir,ver and
Bucknrr, of Humboldt. If our neighboring
CITY has many such tenn GRANGE workers As tn e
a ,oye named and she dnes not forsake her evil
WAYS We shall conclude hat she, like one of
old, is jniaed t. her Idols aud is bound to 90 to
the devil any how.
Mr.. y. Mitchell and wife are visiting at
Cottonwood Falls.
We have . live base bail club now. Cain is
captain. They play SATURDAY afternoons.
The Old soldiers met last saturday and Or
ganized n Post by the election If comrades Ell
Lacy. Post COmmandant \. +. Fehleisan, s.
Vic; n. Frcdrickson, j. Vice; J W Butter
field, 4. Al; 4 BGrber, Chaplain.
Nur tom i'm wa pta,I
at lola on the 4tli, and If any previous arrange
ments had been mae we G mid have shown a
larger delegation. As IL WIS. We succeeded in
capturing the Gag.
In the band cintest, the Channte land won
first lrZr. the lola bahd second and the Mo-
ran band Thrill. P.ScIL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
Nothing Short Of Unmistalkable
Renofyta =


Conferred upon tens Of thousands of
sufferers co,fld originate and maintain
the reputation Which Ayers SAR&A-
PARILIA enjoys. 1t Is a compound of
the best vegetable Alternatives, with the
Iodidcs OF Potassium and Iron, all
powerful, matchmaking. blootl-clcansing
and DEMONSTRATING and Is the most
efiectual OF all remedies for scrofti-
lous, mercurial, or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain, it
produces rapid and complete cures Of
Scrofiii;i, Sores, Boils, llrmorS, Pim-
Piles, Eruptions, Skin Diseases ard all
disorders arising from impurity of the
blood. BY it's invigoratin. effects It
always relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints, Femalc Weaknesses and
Irregularities, and is a potent remover
of waning vitality. For purifying the
blood it has no equal. 1t tones up the
system, restores AMI preserves the
health. and imparts vigor and energy.
For forty years it has been in extensive
use, aud is to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering SICK.
For sale By all druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
A HUNG Jury.

In the case of the State vs. Long the
jury were unable to come to an agree
ment ,sstandiug seven to five for con vic
ton. 1t is hardly necessary for US TO
state that this is not i'm accordance
with our views of the case, founded
npon what we know of the evidence;
but our cardinal principle is submission
to the law, and respect To its constitut-
ed forms, and we have nothing more to
say about the case. 1t will of course
come up for trial at the next term of
court, when We hope to see it definitely
and rightly settled. The County At
torney will probably enter notfe pro-
scout in the other cases.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
A General Stampede.

Never was such a rush made for any
drug store as is now at w. J. Evans
for trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. All persons afflicted with
asthma, bronchitis, hoarsness, severe
coughs, or any affiietion of the throat
or lungs. can get trial bottle % this
great remedy re, by calling AT above
drug store. 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-06
Beauty in a Paragraph.

Beauty, though it be only skin deep,
is a tremendous lever in its effect upon
humanity. The monarch and the
peasant bow down alike in homage to
it. Every man admires beauty and it
is the duty of every wife to make her
self look as beautiful as possible, espec-
tally before her husband. Pimples and
blOtches often disfigure what would
otherwise be a beautiful face, hut in
such cases Sv ayne's Ointment for skin
diseases will eradicate the evil.
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West of fhA Rixar

WHEAT harvest is about over aid 0at harvest
commencing.
Mr.: Ewart, OF Sedaii, Mo-, is here visiting
his sister, Mrs Dillon, but return, this week
to Sedalia
A. j. Srryey has fenced the l2l acres of
prairie lately purchased, and now has quite
pasture.
Mrs.. a. G. Jones and Mrs. English have re-
turne'i from their visit to q. rard.
Mr.. 4. Barlhart has adiei much to the ap-
peara.ce # his residence by having is lress ed
in new c'iaI of paint. Mr.. &c Eidrid-e has
done l.kewise w r. Seryey doing the paint
ing of both houses.
Too busy Preparing t. celebrate the 4th at
at lola ~ write more this time.
OCCASIONAL
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FREEFOR TRIAL

HAFDyER'S SPECIFIC unfaiiing aud
speedy cure for Nervous Debility and Weakness,
L'ss If Vitality aud Nigor. Nervous Prostitution
Hy>teria, ar any evil result of indiscrption, ex-
cess, ever work abuses If Alcohol, Tobacco, &c
toSer forty Thousand positive sures)
E-Seaid l5c. postage on trial box of loo pills.
Address, DIR. VI. ", BACHS,
Cor CLARK (, Sfalheun Place, Chicago, III.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-05
Memphis from a Mississippi
Standpoint.
Water Valley Progress. 8.


Last week a business trip took us
to Memphis, and whilst there we were
.hrOwn in contact With many of her
most Influential and enterprising mer-
chants, and from what we saw and
learned from others, we are more
thoroughly convinced than ever
that at no distant date Memphis is
destined to become the future great"
of the interior Mississippi valley. Her
geographical situation, the center of
five important roads, stretching out to
nearly every point of the compass
three others under contract, are being
rapidly pushed to completion, with
several new ones proposed, and which
will, sooner or later, be built. Her
elevated location upon the Chickasaw
bluffs, with the Mississippi, upon
whose waters floats the commerce ofa
nation, rolling by her door, with a
salubrious climate, not subject
to the extremes of either
heat or cold. Surrounded BY
a country remarkable for the fer
tility of its soil, and claiming among
its citizens many men of brain, nerve,
energy, capital and inAuence-all, all
these point with an unerring finger to
the ultimate destiny Of Memphis.
Memphis to-day is as much a
Mississippi as she is a Tennessee city.
There is not a neighbOrhood in all
North Mississippi that has not a rep
resentative from it, living and doing
business in Memphis. The two sec-
tions are knit together by the closest
ties of acquaintance, friendship and
consanguinity, and we in common
with the people Of West Tennessee
will rejoice to see metropolis built
upon the Ohiokasaw Bluffs, and Mem
phis become what she should be--a
great commercial center.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-05
sunday River Dispatches.

Pittsburg, March 5.-River 6 feet
9inches on the gauge and rising. 1t is
showing.
Vicksburg, March5.-Passed down:
Helena. 3 am; Centennial, noon,
New Orleans. Passed up: Annie P.
Silver, st. Louis, 4 am. The river
rose 2 inches.
Cincinnati, March 5.-River % feet
5inches on the gauge and falling. The
weather is clear and cool.
Louisville, March 5.-The river is
falling very slowly, with 10 feet in the
canal and 8 feet in the chute on the
falls. Departed: Ariadne, Evans
vile; Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
New Orleans, March 5.-Arrived:
Henry Frank, Memphis; Halliday, st.
Louis. Departed: Gould and barges,
st. Louis.
st. Louis, March 5. ARRIVED: City
Baton Rouge, New Orleans; Bright
Light, Vieksburg. Departed: Joseph
Henry, below. The river has fallen
Z inches, with "a feet 2 inches on the
gauge. The weather is cloudy and
cooler.
Cairo, March 5.-Departed: Smokey
City, New Orleans; Mississippi, st.
Louis, Arkansas City, st. Louis, all
Saturday night; Hudson, St. Louis,
5 am; Will s. Hays, New Orleans,
5 am; Charles Brown, New Orleans,
Iron Age, St. Louis, / am;
Silas P: COe, st. Louis, 5 pm;
Golden Rule, New Orleans, 6 pm;
John A. Wood, Ohio river, 6 pm.
The river is 40 feet Z inches on the
gauge and falling. The weather is
cloudy and cold. The man drowned
here was James Edward, a carpenter,
who has lived here a number Of years.
Evansville, March 5.-The river is
falling with "a and 7-l0 feet on the
gauge. Departed: Kyle, Cincinn I'll,
midnight.