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The following officers for steamers of
the Goodrich Line were announced yes
terday by Captain t. G.. Butlin:

Steamer Sheboygan-Captain, Z. ". Dorsey;
chief engineer John Smith: clerk, Henry Pates;
steward, George Nelson. Steamer Chicago-Cap-
tain B. Sweeney; chief engineer, W. f. Symonds;
clerk, John P. Arnett; steward, Gavin Watson.
Steamer Muskegon-Captain, II. Z. Shines; chief
engineer, Joseph II. Covyeow; clerk, W. f. Hum
phrey; steward, Frank Seger. Steamer Corona
Captain, Y. W. Spafford; chief engineer, d. E.
Long; clerk, Frank A. Ross; steward, Thomas
Wickham. Steamer acknowledgement, A. W.
BOSNIAN; chief engineer, NJ. Downer; clerk, B. B.
Herbst; steward, James O'Hara. Steamer City of
Ludington-Captain. John w. Tillman chief en-
gineer, Ray Flint; clerk, c. F. Canright steward,
P. E. Brannan. Steamer DePere-Captain, John
c. Raleigh; chief engineer, Henry Johnson; clerk,
Walter D. Rosil steward, Walter Whitcomb.
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MILLINERY GOODS

The largest and finest stock of milli-
merry goods can be seen at Mrs. Seidl's
store. A large line of children's school
hats very cheap. Please give me cali.
july16 Mrs. NJ. SK1D1.
South Sth ST., opposite Williams House.
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PASSAGE TICKETS
Jury Drawing.
First publication April Is, 1851 No. ?
TATE OF WISCONSIN County OF MANI

~ TowoC,
Probate Office, Manitowoc, A phi Is. A. D., 1885.
In the matter Of the proof and probate of the
lsst will anG testament of Frank KoancZjk, de-
ceased, late of the county of Manitowoc.
Whereas. an instrument in writing. purporting
to be the last will and testament OF Frank kol-
anczjk deceased, late of the county OF Manitowoc,
has been filed in this office and whereas appli-
cation has been made by Peter Schreihart praying
that the same be proven and admitted TO pro-
bate according TO the laws of this state:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate office in Mani
towoc, in said county on Tuesday, the l2th day of
May, A. u, 1885, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
And il is further ordered, that notice shall be
given II persons interested in said WILL of the
time and place of said hearing, by publication In
the Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper printed in said
county for three successive weeks once each week,
prior to the time of such hearing
By the Court. may7
r. d. SMART, County Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-30

To anybody who has disease of throat
or lungs, we will send proof chat Piso's
Cure for Consumption has cured the same
complaints in other cases. Address
E. T. HAzELTINE, Warren, Pa.
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THE possibility of the new license law
being contested and overthrown creates
a great deal OF comment throughout the
county. 1t may hardly be believed, but
the evidence thus far goes to prove that
the law is popular throughout this coun-
ty. Itincreases the town funds consider
ably and provides fully for the poor who
are town charges, leaving a surplus which
is expended for other needful purposes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-30
ALBERT LANDRETH

MAX RAHR and bis sister Blanche
returned from their southern trip on
Monday evening. Max while out west
became quite minerologist and his mind
there received scientific bent While
south he gave some attention to natural
history and sent word home that he had
purchased couple of monkeys. He
came and brought with him the embryo
menagerie, but judge of the surprise Of
his friends when the monkeys turned out
to be two parrots. Max doesn't know
just how the Transformation was affected
but is willing to admit that the animals
are birds and not MONKEYS.
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TO RENT

An Office above j. A. Koehlers Store,
Rudolph's Block, South Side. One Of
the most desirable Offices in the city.
Apply to FRED. RUpo1rH.
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1T is astonishing what difference is
found between the ''fancy paper" seeds
for sale at grocery stores and those sold
in bulk at our warehouse. 1 am not as
Stunning anything, but speak from actual
test in my trial garden. When l say that
while the commission paper seeds ger
minated only 60 per cent. mine germin-
ated 95 per cent. fact you will do we'll
to consider when you buy seeds.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas.oriA
When she ~as Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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DIR. FIsHBLATT will be with us again in
Manitowoc, Tuesday May 18th, at the
Williams House. We call attention tn
the afflicted to avail themselves of his
skill and experience. DIR. Fishblatt is a
specialist who has had vast experience in
the hospitals of New York, and has for
many years been at the head of the James
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, and
has employed some of the most eminent
specialists to aid him in his practice, and
We can assure those who are afflicted that
they will receive the latest and most
scientific treatment known to the medical
profession. The DR.. is thorough
physician and ripe scholar. As sur
geon be has few equals and no superior
The class of cases which he treats are
such as defed the skill of she family
physician, and, having given his whole
attention to them, he is with his appli-
ances, able to treat this class of cases
more satisfactorily than he would bad he
been in general practice.
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WATERFOWL is going to have little
trouble with its saloonkeepsrs. In order
to fight the bondholders the city govern
ment is run without city council, its
affairs being managed by street COM
missioners. There is no body compe-
tent to grant licenses and the saloonkeep
ers won't pay.
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HERMANN G. PAUlUS,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

ONCE Union House on Jaw street. between
9Th and 9th streets pear Schuette's Produce NJ ar
ket. Day and night.
MANIrOwOC, WI SCOEsIN.
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BECKER & TKITaEN sold from Jan. lat,
$4,000 lbs, fence wire; that shows they
sell cheap.
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DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH2
ii SO, use, Hinrichs Improved Horse
Powder t~ Aast in the world for coughs
and colds.
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The New York Store.
Opening for the Spring Season.
Immense Bar gains.

have secured the for the celebrated Davis Sewing
Machine and April aOth and May lst and 2nd the
General Agent will give public display of its mer-
its, consisting of beautiful art embroidery and
all kinds of plain and fancy sewing. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to cali.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR WHITEWASH,

MoORE's CALsoM FINISH FOR WALLS
AND CEILINGS.
Nine different colors and extra white.
Price, colored lie. per pound.
Extra white loo per pound.
5pounds will cover 400 square feet,
two coats.
1t works easy in all cases.
1t will keep its color for years.
1t will give hard and smooth finish.
1t will not rub off.
1t will not spoil the brush like other
similar preparations.
1t will not spoil when standing over
night, like other similar preparations, and
it is only sold in Manitowoc at The Wae
ner Hardware Co., where samples can be
seen. Don't forget the name.
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5000 yards spring styles calicos at Sc yard.
Case bingham dress styles at Sc yard worth 12c.
% Pieces corded Piqua at &c yard worth 1Oc.
l Case white fringe quilts at 75c, worth SlOO.
Is Pieces lace curtains at lOc yard, worth 25c.
so Dozen unaundered shirts linen bosoms &c., worth 65c
25 Dozen ladies fine merino vests at &c. worth 6Oc
Is Dozen brocaded silk handkerchies at ESQ., worth Soc
2 Cases apron bingham, best quality at &c yard.
Case genemens white merino shirts and drawers at 35c
worth 75c.
Is Dozen black Jerseys at Coo worth $3.50
Dozen ladies bordered handkerches at Sc worth 10
1000 Hats for and boys 25c worth 75c and 81 co.
800 Gents suits all wool of the bankrupt stock of Never
Strauss Co., Broadway, N. worth from SIG 90 to
$4,000 suit, at $1,000 Sl25O suit. We guaran-
tee the goods to be worth double the money.
Ladies' and ChildrGlS Hosiery in Great VariGrV
M. A. FALKENSTEIN.
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And Many Have come from Manitowoc
County, which has Caused the Doc
tor to Visit Manitowoc Regularly.
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First National Bank OfManitOWOC

Will buy and sell Drafts on the principal cities
OF the Union.
Will buy and sell Drafts on Great Britain Ire
land, Norway, Denn ark, or the Continent OF Eu-
rope, at New York rates and in sums to suit
the purchasers. VIII sell
PASSAGE TICKETS
Per bail or Steam from and to any Portin Europe
at New York rates.
BARNES, President.
CHARLES LULING Cashier-
GEO. B. BURNETT, Assistant Cashier
Jury Drawing.
Notice Is hereby given that the jury for the
June term of the circuit court for Manitowoc
county, Wis, will be- drawn at my Office in the
city of Manitowoc, WIS, on Saturday, May 2,
1885, at O'Clock Pm. "
HUBERT FALGE,
apr3O Clerk Of Circuit Court.
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AT THE NEW YORK STORE,
1000 mems and boys hats at 25c, worth
all the way from 75c to LOO apiece.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-30

His Surgical Institute at Janescitie,
Wisconsin, has Treated ouer 1000
Patients During the Year 1884.
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DR.. Fishblatt has Discovered the Great
est Cure in the world for Piles or
Hemorroids. Inflammstory Rheu-
matism, Female Diseases.
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He Charges Nothing for Consultations,
and Invites the worst form of Cases
to Call on him, A. many are
Durable,
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A STARTLING STATEMENT

DIR. z. N. FISHBLATT COMBS ON HIS NEXT
VISIT TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT THE
WILLIAMS HOUSE, MANITowoC.
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He Has Specifics for Piles, Fistula, Heart.
Kidney, and Female Diseases.
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NO CURE, NO PAY.

Cor. York and Sth str
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Warehouse North Side
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A VICTIM

Gives His Experience In the Matter OF
"wIld Lands.".
To the Editor Of The Iaiclligeaeer.
slr:-In to-day's INTELLlGEScBR no.
tice communication from Ex-Governor
pierpont on "NNild Lands" His letter is
SO replete with truthfulnesstha am con-
strained to give my experiencOin trying
TO purchase enough Of this wild land to
build q dwelling house on. 1t might be
well enough for mo to state that the land
around here is owned by men who live
outside the State. This land, before re-
assessment was talked about, brought s.
and 81 per acre, and it was impossible to
buy IN acre for love or money: Alter the
reassessment the companies offered to sell
lots, as the assessor had increased the
taxes on the land from S. and 81
10 $40 and $l2 per acre. All tile
tenant houses if this village being oc-
cupied was compelled to build house.
/ went to the agent Of one Of the land com:
panies and asked him what he would sell
me a lot for. lie said he didn't know,
but he would write to the company and
ascertain. He wrote to tho company and
they answered back that,le could sell lots
itlnths Of an acreJ for the small I p sum
OF S75! / had no alternative 80 had to
buy. | paid tho agent SO for n tenth Of
ar acre, and the company reserved all
mineral rights. got the snrface for SIS.
Here is "pointer' for the Honorable
Legislature. We want to know II men
outside the State can buy up this wild land
and pay an insignificant tax and refuse to
sell unless they can get an exorbitant price
for it. L6t'the Legislature probe this wild
land syndicate. FAIR PLAY.
1'nieltoa, PrcstOn Co., W. Va, FtO.5.
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NEW MAnr1Nsv1LLE.
Court Matters-slckness in the Town.
RIs Erish story. Ill

Court Mattcrs-SIolness in the Town-A
Big Fish story.
Correspondence Of The IatsIigeueer., '''a'. y
NV MARriSsviLLE, W. VA, Feb. D.
Circuit Court has been in session here
since the 10Th OF last month and is likely
to continue fora week yet. The attend
ance upon the part Of the country people
has been small. Quite number ofciyil
suits have been tried, but the more impor4
tant cases will not be tried this term.
Considerable sickness exists in the com.
munity lust at this time, but nothing Of q
very serious character. Yet there were
four funerals in one day in and abouttown
during the present week.
A series OF meetings are being held in
the Methodist Episcopal church by the
pastor, assisted by Rev. Dawson, OF the
New Martinsvillc circuit.
The "Boom men" are on the lookout
for run-out OF the creek at this place.
This means work for many who have been
standing around for some time looking for
something to turn up. Timber OF various
A Il Is r rumored that the old stove works
here have been sold, with view Of re.
pairing and running the same on the old
premises.
A Mr.. Lively Of this place made 1t very
lively for the fish yesterday, Having cut
and removed the ice from the mouth oi
The creek, he spread his etand pulled tor
Inc shore. And 1t is said that he counted
as the result OF this one haul 800 fishes,
some OF which were "whoppers. Yet he
says 1t was not q very good day for fishing
after all. a.
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A Powerful Ironclad.

Boaloa AdtsriLtT.
The new ironClad oldenburg, which
was recently launched at Bredow, is said
TO DO a very valuable addition to tho Ger
man navy. Her popularity is that, while
originally designed rs the last Of the sacll'
sen tyne OF armored corvettes, she carries
a larger armament. She is . ram ship,and
with her two compound engines OF 6,90C
horse power, is expected TO show great
speed, The great strength Of the Oiden'
burg consists in being able 70 maintain a
heavy fire from her broadsides and also
from her stern and how, the two forecas'
tle guns being 9,S6inch, like the six in
the casemates, while the four on the poop
are 5.s5.inch. Besides these are three re-
yoIver guns, two boat and landing guns
and four torpedo guns, which lire below
the water line.
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rnEpaontnlTIoN lAMENpsLENT.

observation-disclosures AMENDMENT
An avpsai for It's sabndsiion 70 ayots Of
- ,ths eSopls.
rs az Efisdr q ~ Istellicsaeel.
I with your usual courtesy viii
you allow me to say Just word or two to
our worthy legislators, now in your city
convened; on the question Of submitting
the prohibition amendment. First, l
can't conceive why any honorable mem.
Der viii refuse 80 large number Of his
constituents the privilege OF voting on
subject Of such great Importance and for
which they 50 respectfully petition. It is
well known that the Governors OF the
great States OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and
many others in their messages to the Leg
isIaIures have spoken this year as never
4ilefore, calling special attention to the
great importance Of taking speedy action
on the subject and now may we ask these
Governors and Legislators who have q
better right to be heard on this subject
thRn tie people themselves who hereto
fore have supposed themselves to be the
sovereigns in q freq country. y Is true
they may not always do the best,
but it Is also true they are, and Of right
should be, by their appointed servants,
treated as tho source Of political power,
and when any respectable and respectful
number asks for the submission Of any
question: to their adjudication at the ball
lot box Il should be granted. Do they ap-
prehend the gravity Of their previous In
suit 10 the dignity and intelligence Of their
constituency in refusing their oft repeated
request iorthis submission. They know
| fuli well that II one-tenth "a many OF their
constituents had prayed for the submis'
sion OF some amendment TO affect hogs
cattle or dogs 1t would long ago have been
granted, but when asked to protect theil
sons and daughters and to promote the
general welfare OF the State they have
been heretofore denied, But ! can't think
liz viii be so any longer, and SO hoping and
trusting l extend TO each OF them a hearty
greeting. !. X. CARsHApoN.
Keysfr, " "a.
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grnstee sa1e.
TRg!s.TlE;.EI's. 4 SALE \. o. "a

SALE OF Va,
REAL E3TATE AND plRGnN AZ M ~ l..
By yirtue az ne auth0Fitv yrSsnS Is nvy1tkktI,
deed Of trust inside By CEHfits li;dktEj,n l q
lIudeWig, his wife, 70 John NJ RCh;,i,sSs Anq llhe
sry q isSS, and rscoflie In ibe nfse elitd llb.
N ne County CO1Tf n Ohle CS;iy,,," " 1.e Cetk
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book yS - ne. Viz.
undersIgned will proceed 10 Eeii Al SShitS lAe
% TIE highest and hest hIdsr Al nv S,,,A gctnn
the Court House OF Ohio COMMIT n ~ S VOC q
Wheeling. West YiFginia, on 8kiitIha Az u ~ q
dAy Of February, a. b. riSs5 eopsmeSei,u.ie ~
o'ciock A n, the following desrriI,sf .,IB y y
that q 10 NY: an that ceftai uscS !, ~ y clse
ground situated and Being n iSviSs,I '..Eet d
deSignsted on The man N ne Snb.ditisGsnL -
Joseph Caldwell estate and aldItiOnS ibSsa! Y! Ne
Inc Oily 81 Wheeling ia ne coanty ~ I'M. .
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DIED.

FoRpE9-on ThnrdAy S,ornins, February 8.
1886 az o'clock, Al lis residence In Bridgeport u,
J. 5. FOEiit:s, aged % year,. -,
Saturday, February 4, alto O'Clock A. N. Inter
fnent private
sTOuT-At philadelphia. Pa. February 3. lSS6,
Mrs KIILGBETIi 8. sIOpT daughter vi the !aIe VI.
John Eohi In LEI 70th yeas
The funeral will take place from st Mathews
Church this morning at lO:l5 o'clock. Intetment
private. Burlal a: Greenwood Cemetery.
iParEersbuuy, Louisville, 81 Louis and Kansas City
I1aiA q hlilsn cnnN.l - - :. - 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-07

CERTAIN druggists begin to complain
that tle only cough remedy they cannow
sell Ia DR., Wistar's Balsani Of Wild Cherry.
This goes TO prove that Intelligent people
are determined TO get the best cure i g,
coughs, colds and consumption, ana WIN
not take substitute. p4W
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Dox'7 disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use DR.. sage's
Catarrll Remedy and he cured.
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nn. Anybotly rela YOU:

That some young ladies' know more
about roller skates than about rolling
pins2 -. ,,,.on1
motlseD' days? .a
That the rink is more attractive than
the kitchen?
That they have managd to strike q nat
ural gis well in the State Senate? &
Tint almost every Senator is talker,
and some Of them more SOP
That in the House, there is more OF a
monopoly Of period-!urning? :,
That the University co-edpeation bill
will lift up the everlasting tlood'satesf
That the opposition to the. measure is
redolent Of fine Bourbon flavor?
Thatthe dear girls won't smile on men
who slam the University door IN their
sweet faces?
That card parties and tho little social
gathering OF other seasons have almost
rolled away?
That society can't well dotwo things
Mt once? :.
That charity not only "sufIereth long"
hut giveth u good show at the Opera
House? The WnIsPERER.
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A friend tells mo this little story: He
went to a certain store and inquired for

A
"He's Just stopped down to the rink"
"Well, perhaps BAwill attend toit."
"I'lltell him when no comes In"
eyes, gone over to the Island rink with
D."
"Has, ell? wellifE-isin-"
"He'il be back In few minutes-just
took a little run down TO sec the new
Chapline street rink"
HDoyou think you could come up to
my house tonight and fix"
81 might come tomorrow night, but
I've got an engagement torto-night 10 take
lady to the rink
swell this is odd-very odd. llsee II
your father can't send me somebody.
Where will find him2"
aFather's Just gone around the corner
to get sister Mary pocket for her club
skates"
"How's your mother2"
"oh, she's getting better. Didn't hurt
her much-her skirt caught in roller
and downed her, but she was more scared
than hurt"
Myiriend is always hearing something
entertaining.
X rti
The skating rink should DO given credit
for all it is worth. Ithasbeen saidby ex.
perts that excessive indulgence in tho ex-
ercise Of skating will bring on diseases
and that no end Of woe and misery WILDE
entailed on this rising generation. an
not an expert and would venture nc
opinion as to whether the above assertions
are true or not, but / know q good thing
when see II, and always try to find
some good in a thing that Is criticized,
And this leads me up TO the poin,
I am struggling to make In
favor Of the skating rink rs
lucrative agency. This Is on account o.
cure Of lingering consumption which
was effected in rink in neighboring
city the other evening. A young man
while INDUCING In the exercise was sefzsd
with d ct 81 laughter, and in his convul.
sions spat out a tack which had been in
Ms lungs for seven years, and which pro,
dnced 4 sort OF consumption. In view Of
this remarkable recovery l would advise
mi eonsumptiyes To try the rollers, even u
fhey haven't tacks in their lungs they may
have something worse, for instance, an old
iack.kniie, o silver spoon, daiilng needle
Or fork. There zone thing, 1t VIII either
kill or cure, Nopay, no cure.
i see an article, signed Charles chaille
Long. dealing With some otthepecullari-
,ies Al General Gordon, who may at this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-07

Nplumber never uses a plumb Ken
t,tcEg STATE Journal.
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Tns.waa. soar, A.k your gr0oertoFit.
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Va.
Matilda Melxner and othorsL
:, M 60.
By virtue ot 9setee o t.N S9uI ~ ine Anon
caiite entered i,tAtt !, gu me "a gay OF January
~, tne ulue.IaisnSu, spoIii,teN, Slyi1 li
isi9netr w VIZ VIII lei sia a. pupe lS
county, on
IHE 18Th DAY OF FEBRuARY, Isl
commencing at 10 o'ciockA. n, the following it.I
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Commissioners Salt.

0lOSIAIIssIoNER's SALE OF yALV.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of West virginlA, Ohio County. lalheCis
ottIT C,ttPt fns Rail county