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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29
PACIFIC COAST.


Josh Btlltngx.
oAS fRAScIsoo. A11. E.-H- w.
Sna1. better known 20 the pzhlic q
Sosn Billings the hrmorist vrits.
and lect1rsr. arrived here YESTERDAY.
he Sih lecture At different places dur
lh2 ois proposed sol 1urn Of one year in
ms state. which Will mostly be spent in
zoe southern part Of California
Newell Insurance
SAN Francisco. Aug. &-Psrxi1esns
raids made of late on the Chinese cSrn
bling dens has bro1eht about h4orvan-
izstion Of q move! entsrprise by a nnp-
ner OF wealthy Chinese capitalists, with
the purpose Of eountsrsstino iosses
consequent on the efforts of the police
IN behalf Of Law and order. Ten Chi
namen have banded themselves toeeth-
ef 70 form an insurance company 10
cover damage done in shape Of broken
doors, ETC., BY the police. while obtain
ING forciole entrlpce 70 gambling
places IL also undertakes 70 pay the
nne OF these arrested for being found
In gambling dens and Opium joints.
A Fatal ARRAY.
WrSNKxUCcA. New, Aug. o. News
las been received here OF a fatal ARRAY
At Freneh's ranch, Grant county. Ore
goH, IN which q sQuatter was killed.
The trouble originated Ia g dispate
abcut land. the sqnatter having entered
French's inclosure and taken possession
OF a piece Of land for q homestead. The
ranch is remote from teleRrsphic and
mail communication, and the meagre
reports received we're by q vaquero from
Catlov'G French, Who IL Is alleged
shot the squatter, IS q son-in-lav Of the
late DIR. Glenn of California, and in one
OF the Eastern Oregon cattle kings.
A New Judge.
SAN Francisco. August &.-Judge
Cloagh Of the Superior Court rendered
his resignation, and Governor Stone
man this afternoon appointed Walter
ID. Levy Of this city in his stead.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
Il ing from life. still life sketching frcm
nature, repousse. etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
In clay and gutta percha. lencrusta. tapes
tools, luster ceiors, tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils. China fred
Tor amateurs. my3
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rnKn.nrEs rKY ren M.

And the cid FOLKS laaQh when they fad
thai she pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Figs 10 more easily taken and
and more beneficial In its action than
bitter, nanseous medicines. IL strength
ems the Liver, Kidneys. Stomach and
Bowels, while Is aronses them 10 q
healthy assivity. For sale By
A. h. STKwARr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

Nxw Drkscroax.-Mr. G. II. McIsaae
has begun canvassine for King eeunsy
directory. The new wegk vill take in
every preeinei, and every business man.
Il 10 Intended. Net only vili 10 include
their names, bat their oocsRAsions. ieca-
tons and property assessment. The
ccenty ani city sill be written no. The
aim Of the Publisher is 10 make this
diFsetory complete and reliable. IL
wtll be soand IN paper covers. and sold
a. IS q copy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

PncHER--rhe lonR esatinusd dry
weather has been very beneficial 10 the
peach Greg Of this lscAlity. eauaing
them 10 ersx 10 large sizs and ripcn
uasur=liy. Captain Chas- Low, of the
ssearner Nellia. had bon Of peaches On
board his boat yesssfday. picked from
his orchard nsar sncho0tsh city, which
we're a. fins locking and vel favored
e any recsixed FROM California this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

Ths elscny fears. The despondisg
viess, ihs veariness ef soal thai many
complain Of, wcuid often disappear
we're the blood made pars and he1ithy
before reaehing the delicate vesseis Ct
ths brain. Ayers SarsApArilia PARTIES
and sisksz2ss The hlsods and thus ecn
daee.s 90 health sf body and sanity Of
mind.
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NotAiae 10 doas while scmcthing re-
mains unaone.
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Nkszzsarus. A1R. ss.--1he President
49, aeoiied 70 reAppoina Ar. Jalins
asi a. Confnl GeEisral 10 Shanghai,
1l1aA Mr. SsAllel IN nos In NGE1inz-
- g Aesva Of sbssnce. He lisa serv-
~ ConsalAr service Ia China for 10
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THE WELLS LINE.


WIN lad Al San FrAncisoo for Puget
rcund ports Sept ash. and sail Sept elh.
taking freight ~ lower rates than the
CHAa II. wKLI2 Agent.
qrtA m Nelfforufa 81 San Francisco.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

I W. SMART AND ]. w. YOUNG,
y doing business under the name OF
smart q Young. have dis,olved partner
snip q mutual consent Mr.. Smart retir-
Ing. The business win hereafter be con-
Quoted oy J. w, Young. who Win be re-
sponsible for all accounts. All bills due
the old firm are payable 70
anl96 j. w. YOUNG.
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.N fsiEk. Ana. &.-Govornuienss
- snd pieces heavy. Eailroad bonds
80 qaite setivs today for the general
ahefe wsre more advances than
eseulsa II Ia stated that Willard has
S1pisted the sale Of another bleek Of
Nsssnem Pacific seconds In Germany,
- oeinat contsneent, however. upon
= esines OF satisfactory earnings BY
soe esnpany. Stecks today have been
saasaAlly dali afd faaaureless. AZ the
e1lnf this noriitnR pricea were saronz
eAfu eleAlines. rhars vas Q sliRht
assaoe from tirst PRICES. followed BY 9
.ssssioa Amounting 10 a. much "a one
cenk Ia two or three cases. and
n1ssaonai amounts for thu rest Of the
= After midday the market became
sssaoseainely duh and steady, bot with =
|, - ,endensy upward, and IL 81 eon.
saea until late hoar, When there vas
eeetne 81 i 70 \ fssilused By q reAc.
- e v 10 y, In sl,ssing transactions.
= Ananner OF Instances 6nal pFices
- s1e iosean OF the day. fne result Of
e4ye upsretfsns heia9 isasi in usosi
@z1H< N u q y mar nant
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Mooney TO LOAN At ONE PER
w een2 % i1zE6s tmprpvst Propsrsy o.
On whiis river fsrm IzsdA Aadrsa iAis
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AZ 1915 .. u. Union prayer meeting.
Az s D. a. chsidren's meeting for ths
salvation Of cur littis anes. Mothers
are invited 10 aecompany their children.
AZ 20 D. N. Mrs. Hsmpson will speak
a. ussld. All are invised Sunday, a.
TO . a.. Mrs. HAmpe0n wiil address
the Business Men Of Sesttis. This vii
clsse ths Opers House series until San
day, Septsmber sth. when shsrt ssEiss
Of foar evenings will be opened. with .
heaisxsrs' mssting e p N. followed
bv sruainS ssrvioss Sunday. Monday,
TussdGy and Wednesday. This VIII
closs Mrs. Hsmpsan's WORK IN sesssie.
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81. Loom. Aus. ~ The result OF the
cplfsrsncs IN Mes York between Gen
sFM Msnager lalrflage, Of the Wabash
nilway. aud the National Executive
usnnitiee Of tbs Knights OF Labor,
sss received with satisfaction by the
lscal membcrs OF the organic alton. IL
hstAted thai atA sonference to be held
here noxt Thursday, thu knights will
dsmand The reinstatement Of all the
members OF their Order who were sus-
pee&ed OF discharged On Jane 12th last;
nd VII require a pledge from Talsnsge
spp<sssd By the Uniaed States Court
~ The terms Of the agreement will be
kcp< snviolste,
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Sullivan Arrested.

CIscrNsATI, Aug. 8.-When the con
stable found Sullivan and notified him
10 appear before Judge Huston, the pu
giiist started Immediately to the city TO
comply with the order. He did not,
however. appear in person before the
court, but his attorney appeared and
gave bonds for $1,000 in his behalf not
10 enRags in q prize fight. The other
statute against glove contests has an ex-
ception in the case Of public gymna-
sirns, or athletic clabs. and 10 is claimed
that this contest will be under the aus.
pi0es Of Chester Park Athletic Club re.
oently formed. Inc general feeling to-
night IL that there will be no further
affoFk IN intarfaxa
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aatissus 0meera.
Man..ne the slsrrer.

CEcIsEArI, Aug. IA constable was
sent to Chesser Park at noon with a
warrant for the arrest of John l.. sui
Ivan on charge Of being about to en-
Ras:e IN a contention commonly called q
prize aRht. At o'clock the constable
had not found Sullivan.
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= = Stated ~ she Treasury Depars.
81 tnsi = WtAsoa herri2. late Pension
- Philaasipais. N cansing shs
sss Of that drpArtmenf 20 little
1888 hecazisH of hiE failure 20 for
sza eis ee,onEts for The maath %
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Assassin Goodwill.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. B.--Hsnry Z.
Goodwin, Who yesterday shot and killed
ubars D. swan, was arraigned this
nsfsing and pleaded not guilty. He
~ eommittsd without bail 10 await
ihs sctien of the grand jury. He 10
ny cool and collected, aud apends his
tns ID reading and chatting with the
sMesrs In the iail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

WAxHrxaros. August g Mr.. Keiley's
appointment to the public service sas
GIrst solicited by himself. He was in
dorsed BY the entire Virginia dele0a-
ton, and the President appointed him
az Minister 10 Italy. That Government
sent q protest 10 the authorities here
against hts appointment, because OF bis
speech q number Of years ago 1t Rich
raond. Virginia, against Nietof Emman-
usei. After the presentation q the prs
test Mr.. Kelley voluntarily resigned,
saving that he did net wish 10 emhar-
rass the administration. He vas then
appointed Minister b Austria. Within
two days after this appointment II vas
announced shat the Austrian Minister
in this city minated thst 10 voald be
tlisacreeable 10 Mr.. and Mrs KELLEY 70
live in Vienna. because the latter was .
Fe~esa Secretary Bayard seat com
Inunteation 10 the Austrian representa-
sive. In which hs SPOKE only OF tue
complaint aGsinst Mrs. Kelley. The
letter wAs earnest and diguited,
taking the ground that would naturally
be taken against sueh Q complaint.
Afterwards came . cableRrAm from Mr..
Lee, Charge d Affairs ~ Vienna. saying
anat the Austrian 0ovarnment had 70
iassd % receivs Kelley, aud bad de-
,siined 20 give any reason for 10 action
No insinasion Of the canss has been
received here. There 10 . saspteioa,
however, that the Italian Minister 81
yieaua 10 the direet cause OF the A1s
trisn Govsrnmenass hnAl action The
question Of whether o. nod sene one
shall De appointed United Ss1ies MIS-
star 10 Austria has been considered By
neither ths President or the Secretary
o. Sc sts since the refusal Of Austria %
receive Mr.. kslley.
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zoe Censs worth oaiy q,

NEw YoRK, Aug. 25.-Trade dollars
cents. Zimmerman and Forshay say
this IL due 10 the absence of orders from
ti0n by Congress next winter unfavof-
able 70 holders OF trade dollars.
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The Puritan selected.

NKw YoRK. Aug. 2S.-1he Regatta
Commission Of the New York Yacht
Club. after much discussion, have unan.
imously decided upon the Puritan to
contest With the Genesta for the Amer
loan Cup.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

WAsHrseros, Aug. GA claim has
been nied in the Court Of Claims b.
John ID. Lanaston, CT Minister to Hayti.
Tor balance alleged TO be due him frem
the United States On account Of salary.
his petition represents that the salary
OK the position 10 pfepsriy $500. bot
that owing to the failure of Congress to
appropriate the necessary amount, be
be receiysd during the last three years
and "a days OF his service only $50OO
per annum. he sues for the balance,
$7656.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

BERLs. An9. 25.-The Borzen Courier
has dispatch from Conssantinopls
which says that Russia IL making over.
lures for an alliance With Turkey, hold
ina out as an indncennsnt the prospect
OF the Turks recovering possession of
the Balkan passes and fortfesses. fhs
Turkish Ministers. the dispatch says,
are divided az to the acceptance Of the
proposals..
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WnFllke. IfTrue.

PARIs, Aug. 23.-La France states that
all TIE Spanish officers nsv on furIouoh
bave been ordered to return to their
reRlments. The same paper Is authori-
" for the statement that several large
Spanish mercantile houses have can
celled all their outstanding orders for
German goods.
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claasasae TaIks Absat yorv.,.

otadsfone states that his cruise 20
Norway and his travels through that
country have greatly benefited hin in
health he pron0unces Norway ad
misaoie, and says that It's inhabitants
are hsspitable, and that be was re
cetved everywhere With s1sa oordiality
tnst the os}y regret he entertaius E
tnss ne wa unable 10 accept all the in
Vitatlons te1dersd him.
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Llmiiing their RRsrts

. OiscnSATI, Aug. 28.--The efforts Of
he Law and Order League 10 stop the
sonfest between Sullivan and McCahery
lanogsuv appear nov to be limited to
ARISING the parties and requiring
ham 10 give bonds. This would not
seossasssly stop the contest, and there
issons doabs ~ 10 whistler an arrest
vii b. attempted.
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PLUMB & NELSON.

New Holland Herrings Splendid stock
only S1.15 keg. Others charge you
almost as much for old ones.
We sell you key of Syrup for Sl.25.
90 lbs, Rice for $1.00.
lbs, of very fine Coffee for $1.0O.
We have the most complete stock of
Dishes, either White, Decorated, China,
or Gold band ware ever brought north
of Milwaukee and our prices are very
low we have everything you can possibly
need.
We carry most complete stock of
Glass ware, Lamps, Lanterns and fix
lures and want to talk with you whenever
you are in need.
Stoves STOVES Stoves i!
THE best assortment in the city.
Every kind of stove made. We sell
the Splendid" Splendid Diamond, "
Radiant Home" "Argand," "Univer-
SAL" Perfect and Century" Coal
stoves. Fuller, Warren Co.'S, Diamond
cook Stoves and Ranges, and an endless
variety of other coal and wood heating
stoves; And our prices are lower than
others. We show the handsomest stoves
in the city.
Our Hardware department is now in
good order and we have large and nice
stock. When you build come and see us.
Paints and oils and painters materials
cheap. PLUMB & NELSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-11-05

They won't let the Deyil get any souls
in Oshkosh if the churches can help it..
They save souls there from to p NJ,
up to November IL. Here is how they
advertise to fix up souls that are in great
danger:
''Thou, Oh Christ, art all I want!
More than all in thee fnd" The effort
to win souls from the devil to Jesus
Christ will be continued in the Second
Baptist church, Ninth street, between
Oregon and Nebraska (south side), until
the 18th of November, led by D. l..
Chubbuck and wife. The house will
seat 500 Meetings each day at and 7
O'Clock P. NJ. Free to all. "Whosoever
will let him take of the water of life
freely"
There is unadulterated goodness for
you. What the poor devils will do who
have postponed being won from theDevil
until after the 18th it is difficult to tell.
But then saving 500 at clip will soon
exhaust the supply and old Satan can go
out of the business.
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Prof. of Agricultural Chemistry,
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Madison, Wisconsin.

The examination of Morris was begun
before Judge Smart yesterday. 1t was
concluded to hold the examination in the
court room as the county judges Office
would be too crowded. A very large
number of people were present all
anxious to get knowledge of the facts
in the case Mr.. Estabrook assisted
Mr.. Walker and L. J. Nash and Judge
Kirwan appeared for the defense. Not
much evidence of any consequence was
elected at the examination yesterday.
Morris sits behind his attorneys and
appears to be perfectly cool. The re,
marks of onlookers are quite varied
One old gentleman after careful study
of Morris's face gave it as his opinion
that such a ''decent looking boy could
not be guilty of such crime" Another
declared that the prisoner "showed a
great deal of excitement but controlled
himself WE'LL" The examination will
require three or four days for its com.
pletion and it is impossible yet to predict
what the result will be.
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CARD OF THARKS.

The undersigned representing st.
Boniface Catholic congregation of Mani
towoc, take this method of publicly
thanking all those whose aid in work.
money and time spent, made the Church
Fair such great success. To tie ladies'
OF st. AIMS Society and to the young
ladies' of the Sodality who worked so
long in getting articles for the fair, and
arranged and attended to the bazars, and
to the ladies who provided so abundantly
for the dining tables especial notice is due;
and the result shows that the generous
people ofthe city appreciated their labors.
In an especial manner also we extend cur
thanks to Mr.. Daniel Bleser and Mr..
Thomas Dryer. and to their liberal
friends who backed them for the large
sum realized on the cane. We have not
solicited public subscription from non-
members of the congregation and thank
the citizens who SO literally patronized
the fair, and thus aided the church in this
way. The total receipts are 81, SAT. 63.
Net receipts, 50, 4S2,.65.
Rev. N. j. PEIL, Pastor.
n. KAPPEs,
HENRY MULPoLLAND, JR., Aius'ees.
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PERSONALS.

| Mrs. r. d. SMART is spending coupl,
of weeks in Milwaukee.
Hon. JOHN CAREY returned from hi.
visit to Albany last week.
Mr.. FAYETTE ARMsBY has been spend
ing few days in the city.
SHERIFF MURPHY has been off duty fol-
a few days because of sickness.
JOSEPH DARBELLY of Kewaukes has
taken up his residence at Racine.
G. W. WHITE set out to kill few deer
last week. He manages to do so each
year.
DIR. SIMON has purchased place on
York street and will resume practice in
this city.
CHARLES kLINGHoIz and his son
Arthur of Manitowoc Rapids leave soon
for visit to Europe.
Miss ANToINErTE HANSON of Milwau-
kee has been visiting Miss Blanche Rahr
| of this city this week.
Mrs. I'll. f. LIEBENow returned home
from her visit to Chicago, Joliet and
Kenosha last Saturday.
JOHN BIBINsER left this morning on
his annual visit to his agents throughout
the state end will be absent about two
weeks.
ATTORNEY NASH aud Kirwan went out
to "Long Johns HIP on Tuesday to
make an examination of the scene of the
murder.
MISS JENNIE RANKIN who has been
attending school at Elmira, N. Y, came
home on Friday. She did not feel easy
while away from her father.
WILL DELANo and Charles Spindler
are up north on hunting excursion
They make considerable money each
year by means of their rifles.
Mr.. RANKIN has been much more
comfortable this week and thinks good
pleasant day would find him willing to
take part in game of base ball.
j. D. MARKHAM ESQ, returned on
Monday from his hunting excursion to
Peshtigo. His brother Henry, from
California was with him and they had
first class time though j. d. didn't kill
even chipmonk.
CONDUCTOR CHARLES BARTLETT and
family left yesterday for Ledyard which
place they will make their future home.
Mr.. Hogan is now the only railroad man
left in the city and very probably we
must soon say good-by to him.
DR.. ANNE BURNETT has been promoted
to the position of physician in charge of
the Women's and Children's Hospital of
Chicago. 1t is an important position
but Miss Burnet is capable of discharging
the duties of any position she accepts.
HENRY MULHoLLAND JR. seems to have
been born with the idea that whatever
he had to do should be done with all his
might. 1t was his leading characteristic
while boy and it has stayed with him
in his mature years. The Catholic
church of this place owes great deal
to him,
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The Smalley Manufacturing Co. have
decided to make rebate of twenty Per
cent. from list on all cash sales of any
goods OF their manufacture, from Octo-
Der 10th to November 10Th. They make
this liberal proposition for the purpose
of insuring visit TO their new factory of
every farmer in the county during the
next thirty days. We trust our readers
will not fail to take advantage of this
offer which will save you some money
during these close times, and at the same
time enable you to inspect the company's
new shops which are we'll worth seeing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-11-05

NOTICE of teachers meeting to be held
at Two Rivers will be found elsewhere
in this ISSUE This is the season of the
year when local associations should be
formed throughout the county and meet
ings held. After the first of January the
roads are in such a condition that those
teaching at distance from these points
where teachers meetings are held, find
attendance extremely difficult. All the
schools are in session now and this is the
time for teachers to get together and
talk over the ideas received at the in
stitute.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-11-05

CATTLE drovers are not willfully dis
honest, but if stray COW or two join
the drove no objection is made and no
effort to separate them. Quite often a
COW is picked up in that way, and many
times, too, the drover is unable to tell
which ones are not his. Monday, a
drove of cattle, while passing through
Francis Greek, had couple of steers
belonging to Mr.. Prutka, added to
their number. Prutka missing the stock
readily OWNED what had become of them
aud at once came to Manitowoc. He
went to the cattle yard and after a search
found the steers on freight car ready
for shipment. A warrant was procured
and the three drovers were arrested
while at hotel. They protested against
being subjected to the indignity of ar
rest, but they had to go to Jail. The
Whole matter was settled without trial,
but the droyers will be little more care
full in future.
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MARRIED..

MILLER-BLEsER, - At the Catholic
church in Detroit, Mimi, On We'd
nesday, November 4th, Mr.. T. A. Mil
Ter and Miss Ida G. Bleser, both for
merry of this city.
Both the parties are we'll known in
this city. Mr.. Miller lately went to
White Earth, Mimi, as clerk Of the In
dian agency of that place. They will
make their home in Minnesota.
DIDRICK-HERMAN.- Tuesday No
vember 3, by Rev. Jacom of Gibson,
Mr.. John Didrick of this city and Miss
Hannah E. Herman OF Two Creeks.