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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-21
The Most Fashionable

and the best of Baltimore Clothing is now selling
at prices lower than are asked for ordinary ready
made stock. Acme Hall, 200 w. Baltimore st.
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SINGULAR CASE OF PoIsoNING.-On last Sat
urday evening, two children of Mr.. George Ken
nedy, living near Broad Creek, were poisoned
from eating wild cherries. Upon the younger
one of the two, little girl aged about five
years, the cherries acted as a strong narcotic,
and for time it was impossible to arouse her
1t was thought she could not recover, but she
finally revived, and on Sunday morning she was
comparatively well. The older one was not SO
much affected 1t is not generally supposed
that wild cherries are poisonous, and in moder.
ate quantities they certainly are not, but these
children probably ate half pint or more.
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MONEY TO LOANL-Large or Small Sums
Iu on good Farms in this County, for FIVE years
or shorter periods. Interest per cent.
THOMAS HILL,
Fayette and ST. Paul streets, Baltimore, Md
20my3m
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TENTH ANNUAL
HARVEST HON e,
AT THE
ROCKS OF DEER CREEK,
ON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. AUGUST
27th and 2Sth, 1855.

The damages at the Rocks of Deer Creek from
the freshet of August 3D. have now been repaired
and the Harvest Home will be held on THURS
DAY and FRIDAY, August 27th and 2Sth,
The Farmers of Hartford and adjoining counties
with their families, are invited to join in the cell
ebration. Besides the attractions afforded by
the Romantic and Picturesque Scenery, the
Stewartstown Brass Band will be present, and
Lyle's Orchestra from Bel Air will furnish
music for the dance.
Addresses will be delivered by John l.. Thomas,
Sidney Hayward, Esq, Hon Herman Stump, VIM.
Young, Esq, G. w. Richardson, Esq, and others,
on topics interesting to farmers and their
families.
ICE CREAM AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS
will be supplied on the grounds.
A match game of Base Ball, Lawn Tennis
Shooting Gallery, Swings, Flying Horses, &C., will
be among the amusements.
CoMMTrTEE-Joh H. Janney, W. Smthson
Forwood, Robert Il. Morgan, John w. Galbreath,
John Meores, Samuel Wilson, s. J. Whiteford,
Corbin Amos, Henry Macatee, Frank Rigdon.
COMMITTEE OF INSTRUMENTATION NJ.
Cain. James w. GLADDEN., Arch Wilson.
eg Excursion trains will be run by the NJ
G. Il. X. ju3l
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MA RKHED.

Announcements Of Marriages and Deaths free
obituary Notices fUe cents peT Hne.1
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-21
ICE CREAM AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS
A CARD.

n
ODESSA, DEL, August 4th, 1885.
We hereby thank the Farmers of Hartford and
Baltimore counties for the very liberal patronage
in the past, and we now have the pleasure TO an
nounce that by the improved process of manu-
facture lately adopted at our works, we are ena-
bled to give an enhanced value to our leading
brands of Fertilizers, as may be seen by compar-
ing last years analyses with those of the present
season, which will show an increased value of
from four to five dollars per ton.
Notwithstanding this decided enhancement OF
value our prices will not be advanced, but cur
agents will supply their customers at same prices
as heretofore, looking for compensation only to
the increased sales, confidently expected when
the facts above stated become known 10 discrm-
mating buyers.
LORD s. POLK,
Odessa, Del,
And M 9 Chestnut streat phiIadalDhia
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Call on either of the following gentlemen, who
will gladly show you samples and furnish you
testimonials and comparative analyses
]. G. LUCKEY. Black Horse Md.
K. WH1TEFORD, Cambria, (Whiteford p.
o. Nd
W. A. COOK. Chenille, Md.
]. d. SLADE. Long Green Md
JNO. J.ALEXANDER, Bel Air, Md. au7.3t
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A'ep >i"' @i"3. ii", iuc"
Proposals will be received at this office upto
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2od, 1855,
AT II o'clock, NJ,
For building NEW SCHOOL HOUSE in the
Fourth Election District. To be located in
school district No. Is at point to be selected by
the School Commissioners.
Lumber for the above house will be hauled
from the nearest railroad station to the site, free
of cost and stone for foundation will be deliver
ed on grounds free of cost.
Contractor will be required to give bond to the
Board for the faithful compliance with his con-
tract, and must submit the name of his bondsmen
with his I'D.
Specifications and working drawings can be
seen at this Office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids By order,
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
l4au Secretary.
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DEGISTRATION NOTICE.
SEPTEMBER SITTING, 1885.


Notice is hereby given TO the citizens Of Har;
ford countp, that the SEPTEMBER SITTING
for the year 1883, of the Officers of Registration
of said county for the purpose of revising and
completing their registries of voters and poll
books, Will begin
On the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day of September, 1885,
and continue during the days of said Tuesday and
the ensuing Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday of the same week, the same being the
sth, 9th, 10th, llth and 18th days of September,
The respective offices of Registration will be
kept open on each of said days above named be-
tween the hours of o'clock, A. NJ and O. clock.
the hours of regis ration will be from O'Clock,
A. M, TO O'Clock, T. M, during which hours
persons entitled can apply for registration.
The places and days of sitting of the respective
Officers OF Registration are as follows:
First Election characterization.
AT MAGNOLIA,
TUESDAY. 9Th. WEDNESDAY. 9th and
THU RSDAf, 10th of September, 1898.
AT ABINGDON.
FRIDAY, 18th and SATURDAY, 18th of septem-
ber 1885. ...
Second Election DisIricf-IIaII's Cross
Roads.
ATHALL'S CROSS ROADS,
ON TUESDAY, Sth, WEDNESDAY, 9th and
THURSDAY, 10th days of September, 1885.
AT LEVEL (HOPEWELL CROSS ROADSJ
FRIDAY, 18th, and SATURDAY, 18th days of
September, 1885.
Third Election District-BeI Air.
AT BEL AIR,
TUESDAY, sth. WEDNESDAY, 9th. and
THURSDAY, 10th days of September, 1885.
ATEAJIST0N
FRIDAY, 18th day of September, 1895
AT CHURCHvILLE.
SATURDAY, 18th day of September, 1885.
Fourth Election District-MarshaII's.
ATUPPER CROSS ROADS,
TUESDAY, Sth day of September, 1885.
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
WEDNESDAY, 9th and THURSDAY 10th days
of September, 1895.
AT NORRISVILLE,
FRIDAY, 18th, and SATURDAY, 18th days of
September, 1885.
Fifth Election Disirict-DubIin.
AT DUBLIN,
TUESDAY, Sth and WEDNESDAY, 9th days of
September, 1885,
AT PYLESVILLE, QN STEARNS' PRECINCT),
TIL U RSDAY, 10th, FRIDAY, 18th. and SATUR-
| DAY, 18th days of September. 1855.
Sixth Election District-Havre de Grace
ATHAVRE DE GRACE,
TUESDAY; Sthi WEDNESDAY; 9Th; THURS
| DAY, 10th, FRIDAY, Nth, and SATURDAY, 18th
| days of September, 1885.
JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM,
| Register of First District.
GEO. b. SILVER.
| Register of Second District.
| JAMES M JACOBS.
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to
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1855,
Atl2 o'clock, NJ,
For Renting the following PRIVILEGES at the
next Annual Fair of the Society, to be held on
the Fair Grounds, near Bel Air, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 18th,
l4th, 18th and 10th, 1885.
The Privilege Of the RESTAURANT AND
EATING HOUSE.
The Privilege of selling ICE CREAM, CAKES,
CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUITS.
The privilege of selling SOFT DRINKS.
The Privilege of selling SEGARS AND TO-
BACCO.
Privileges not enumerated may be secured by
application to the Secretary.
The successful bidders will not be permitted to
subet their privileges or any part thereof and
will be confined to one location on the grounds.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
for furnishing
MUSIC
during the four days of the Fair.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive defects.
Bidders are required to bid for each privilege sep
a5akeiy.
The successful bidders will be required to pay
cash, or before October lst 1885, for the prvi-
leges so rented or Me good and sufficient bond,
approved by the President and Treasurer of the
Society, that the rents of said privileges will be
paid on or before IL NJ, october 10, 1895.
By ORDER
NOBLE L. MITCHELL, Sec'y,
2lau BEL AIR, MD.
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HANNIs.-The noted horse Hannis. whose per-
formances on the turf, few years ago, aston
ished the horsen.en of the country, is now at
the stable of Mr.. Alex. NJ. Fulford, in Bel Air
Hannis is remarkably handsome horse. He is
descendant of Imported Messenger and was
sired by Mambrino Pilot He has, therefore,
the same blood as Maud s., Jay Eye See and
other fast trotters. He has himself record of
2.17&. Hannis was withdrawn from the turf
only few years ago. and none of his colts have
yet been trained. They are said to be of good
style and form, many of them giving promise of
remarkable speed
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FOURTH GRAND
Il MOONLIGHT PIC MIC.


The Fourth Grand Moonlight Pic Mic will be
held at OAK GROVE, Bush River,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST oGth, 1883,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25


trn,, who's. name REGRET is uut re.
ni..f. Irr.I then took the mines of -urh
Gentlemen ~. Offered themselves. and
flur,.|fp.n watch WAS kept and di~pu~j-
ID ...-. .I.,'.fp meet am. niIcupi T.. lrIlr
il... ,,--.I winch WAS ina reality tine 0b-
,r.. OBJ tn.ut.u,N.
-.,,l4. -f..,ul.yt- were made n, rny,
.I.-,.r. Nl.Uu from such prI.1n- 9- .Ntf,
N,-f r.I.rnuI 90! ronjHp.. nt.r mlif,..
VH.. LI.u relations. have. iucc.u.rup
.pi'..-. t'-.r .....I.I gentleman nnu. Oil.
IlrII,. v....l.rIr final. informed NapII
.I.. u..,I.d iD notify ,uu-ci"ui Io,-
..r.. I.-n mad t.p, com. to uo. DOB Y,.3..un
notifications
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d..l. .-o,fag. ...| ,lul,u. or more OBJ those
t,,, Iau r,u.u...,,t fine. rl-I.I party of
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ruu.u i.nf n Lo.a.- r.gdy tp have hem
uuI Il ir.u- y,.u.a send them Up ju him.
went down. ;niuug inc.o men nId ,lr, ct
.rl them. uuc. all.r. I've other. 90. coon the
hurricane deck. where they would hr plt
in. IRONS. The Inst one refused unul | in
lorucd him That hc had better 90 without
dcu,. otherwise hc had hut a short time
to I'VE.
Four or five of them were lrunod around
"a juckS,ny Wltha Kind ct hrudcufl that
an expert or am old offender could readily
~prIug and rc'ca-c himself. Coming ON
deck about sunset | found the mate put
TING "a second pair on one of my men who
wore a Cunlcur,alc UNIFORM ON asking
an explanation ! was informed mat he
had sprung his IRONS ana was Walklug on,
when ne was hl"HGhl pack. denied nm
the luxury ul Il sccuhu palr ol irons, ana
TOM the lhiitc II me ililll sprung MS cllllo
again ana ltlt SIMPLY 70 Shool nm, To
winch the mate HNs'hIcu ne man theh
~dld lhat a yarn rope NouId mona MN, Tor
ne knew the rtSpect que TO allnorltN, lie
was informed hai III sucll case ne was en-
urtiN llee Tor the present
Within lully-ciGnt hours we hau passed
ihe Gun stream lying on ape iittteiaS,
ANA llom mat time ON uhtlI we arrived at
NspIhWHII hau iht bailnN Wtal hcr when
Is USUALLY found at sea III that region. IN
| ne passage east OF O'lDa we Ncl" met ny
the hlt"u states steamer Nepi ulc' 'olh-
mandcr NalIioHl whose duty was to guard
lheSe h!all steamers ana olher vessels
rom seizure by CONFEDERATE prlNH'eeiN.
lie accompanied Us from ihehce 10 ANpii-
wall ana guarded ihe wharf AT 'l"l pace
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THE VANDERBILT WILL.



tits Pretty Generally Approvcd- Homi-
IL from the chicago News.
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me proNI9I"h9 VI an N"H''cIpII' VIII
are freely discussed in the papers ana by
many individuals who have given their
nninions to iutrryin,,rr- Few surpnsrd
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Most anticipated mat Whlie thefe would
he ample provision for the widow and
children the great bulk Of the estate
v,nulI bn I.ft tn ,un Of the sons prnhnhIv
rn,n,I,u. tn Inc knut tnr,Ihrr and ocrIi-
mIilntn nnd Inc nnintoI tu -. thr lururst
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'',''.J il, M. r,t,,tr, TJ,. nld comma
&C.,. ,'''i,o,rd oI"i,t ISlo5' nou ooo of Which
his decensrd son inheriInd : .u 600 600 I'm
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ri1j'-L he interest ON that amount is to
q. pa" i'r a"uuH''l or "Il'uer, as wen as
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25
81; SIC On(,S

medicine I ever found that helped me at all Ia
ArHLorHoRos and have not had the l,hculuS-
tism since | took it'-LDwIN SEARS, Province.
town. Mass,
professor in q medical college once said to hs
class put your hand IN vice, turn the screw
until the pain is all YOU can, bear and that's rhou'
matism; turn the screw once more, and that's
ncurals.a-and gentlemen, the medical profession
knows no cure for either" That was before the
e ery Of AThl 0Ph0ROS quickly cure 1 both o
rheumatism and neuralgia, and many physicians
use it regularly frankly admitting that they can
prescribe nothing else so effective.
Many persons have tried so many socallcl rom
odies without benefit that they have no faith TO
try more, but II Ia worth your while to try Attn
iophoros, if You have any doubts a. to its value
write for names of parties in your own state who
have been cured 10y its use
Ask your druggist for nthlophoros. II you
cannot get it OF him will send it express pad ON
receipt OF reeulsr price-Si 90 per bottle. We
prefer that you buy It irom your druggist, but n
he hasn't II 10 not he persuaded 10 Try something
else, but order at once from us as directed
RTHL0PH0RUS CO., il2 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29
ExFsETIR.

Il Governor Williata A. Sexsil zad
bis son have gone ints the practices OF
medicine toRether a. Olympia
The Nellie left for Snoh0usish Cisy
yesterday afternoon. taking . tali
frsiast aAd good ,iss OF , ssssnRefs-
I'd. l. Terry, Of The drag firm Of Has
bFouek & Terry, lssSss this morning fsr
San FrzRci-co on a hasspess trip be
goes By wsy Of Portland.
George Il Foster. the popular vharf-
ineeY, who resides sssr Lake Union, has
had a aeaf little sail b1AI buiit for bis
own uss 90 the waters Of the lake
The steamer Lily has bsen down
among the islands with psrty OF huut-
ers on q deer killing expedition this
week. The party sG5evodri IN capsur-
ing six far bueks.
The steamer Msrviu took load Of
passengers from Pr CANDLE and
Luaiow to Port Tcsnsend to see the
cireas. she is n1E loading oats at
Swinomish for Seattle.
The Andersen brought in fair lis.
of passengers yesterday. IL VIII De
noticed, by reference to her scvertlse-
rnsnt, that her hours for leaving this
pert have been slightly changed. she
nov leaves on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings at q. N.
After taking on q small lot of stun,
consisting Of bones, old iron, etc. at
Tacoma, she Queen returned here yes
terday and went under the shutes,
where she will load 1000 tons Of coal.
She will also take from here a thousand
or more sacks of eats. Sunday Is her
sailing day.
A horse attached 70 delivery wagon
on Mill street, in kicking 70 drive away
q fy that was biting his heels, got one Of
his legs csueht in portion OF the wag-
on and could not free himself. DE set
up q terrible bawlIug, and sooa attract
ed large crowd, vino upset the wagon
and freed the animal from his uncom
Portable situation.
The Idaho, Starr, Messenger, Zephyr
and many other steamers on the Sound
have ran ashore during the past few
days, being unable TO md their way
through the dense smoke overhanging
the water, bat fortunately they have
all selected soft bottoms to rest on un.
til the tide came to their rescue. oonse-
quently there Is no damage TO report.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

ts9s are given - the expixnatio1 Of
spiits and similar iStzriss-
The afssr3oou nesting Of the Eesno'
mic Ssssrtssts opsoed wifh . paper By
81 Governor John ". H0yt on The
nse5 Of systematic reorRsnizsticn OF
The Exseutive DsgsEsDen.s Of the Gov
erunsnf IN tie interest Of ssience ard
pablic economy de advocates sweep
ing changes II t5z pTesec. Excessive
branches Of she Goserrmsnt, suggest
ing nsw deparfussnts and radical
ehsrRes in shose no@ existing. all being
with q visw 70 oneAper administration
Of the Goyegursect.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-29

The dsveiopman,a whiah have re-
gently ceme 70 light In n,Qard 10 the
Censt Of Commissioners Of Alabama
elaAas, have probably asteaishsd the
people considerably. II 10 now eleven
years since The coart Was created. For
eight years il eosaislsd Of ave iadges
since 1853 there ha~e BEEN three. Each
Of these receives aa annpal salary OF
$500. Besides the judges. there IL
clerk eho receives I'm annual salary Of
$500, . ssenogrApher who Eeosivss
4aiQo. and an attorney wes receives
esDoa In aaditi0a 10 all sAese there are
exy9rsa. clerks. msszengsrs, sszistanss 10
this oizseiAl aud ASSISTANTS 10 thai oincial.
receiving salaries amounting IN the aR.
erueaas 10 So. go p.Ir year. Within The
last rear there haa also hem paid out In
fees 10 oatxias atsiFnegs the saSa Of
tiAno0. In other words the court has
cost In The pass ysaf abani SIS Ooo, and
n the same rate 81 expsnse has been
maie lainea. Il hai toss since its ssgan.
iaasion the sum Of tsss.0o. And all
tbs b fer The p,irpuss Of adjusting
claims which eoala involve ssx. II any.
intricate points u lAv, and Of which
ell sheala have hseii presented fes 80
iasimsni years $50. when Great Bita.
ain raid over the eiSlSol0On awarded
thu Uuised STATES sg the Geneva Beard
ef AFhssratsen. M Qua imagined that
The neesssaty u saintasne eoart Of
elai@s Ter ell timt 10 caue wl.s sAershs
sntailsa npon he tlniesd STATES. There
ID liisle doas. that Ill the iasa claim.
fer damages afisissI from The dspFsas
ssans Of Ne AiAhaala and her 81 ssaa.
len craissrA have long dnes hsea sdiaxs,
sA OF ooarse slei~ wili ee namssun,
fsaadaisas claims % hsnc asa vssties
Of HE fund I'saAlna. aud ~ lsne q,
there 10 an eppsrIansiy fos sxsassiss
manss from the eiuVsrumsnt the iaages
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FBoM Observation-Disclosures Ingra-
hams party Of campers returned home
from their expedition to the Lillewaup
falls by the Josephine yesterday after
noon, and marched directly to q photo
graph gallery in their camping garb,
and had pictures taken. They express
themselves as having had q deigntful
time.
Ir,anra NTH InNrn A NAnrr 4 "a
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DAIRY RANCH TO LET.

nR on SHARES: MICH cows
~ and axFicaiturRi amplemeats on tsrn.
Arpay 81 this okfica AnIl
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DIED.

DIED.
Cottage Grove. Oregon. Aug.
Is. Adelia. wife Of 3. l.. Rogers. aged 81
Yeas. II months and days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were residents
Of seattle and vicinity for number OF
years. They returned here about a year
ago. bat Mrs. Rogers illness tccnsump-
ii nh made them 10 back TO oregon,
where she died. Mrs. Rogers was q
good wife and mother, q member OF the
First Baptist Church of this city, and q
faithful Christian
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r. q. kERshAW,

po0Ns AND & PoNCIS BUILD
HI lag. 3 prepared 70 isaa many on
gOo4 security. On reasonable terms aud
vii bay all negotinhle papef at reesona-
be discount. au21 10
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DARTTEs WISHING TO RaRRow
II money sho1id net f4ii 70 cali On +. r.
kkRsHAW. rcoms Nos. and z Puncon
b4xfldtnR. ann "a
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VIM. 0. WOOD,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
IA tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofice, at rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Leary Building.
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TO LEASE.

1--WE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
u property near the residence of Geo.
w. Hall, IL offered by the undersigned to
lease. for term OF years. at q nominal
figure. For further information apply to
je2i JOHN 3. DENNY.
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r Z m OVAL.

K A. CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMGO-
Il pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office TO his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, HARD
~ flashed: good water stable. Apply
70 +. A. Pun nus, corner Seventh and
Union streets 296