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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
R.NROAD tine TABLE.

M-tsstssIpp VALLEY Route IL. N. o.
and n. Try .l-Trains on this road run as fol-
lows; New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
at l:9 pint VioksburG express, oaiiyy'
daiiy, arrives . 1910 Am; Vicksburg ex-
press, daily, arrives at As pm.
M~luslasippf and Tennessee Trains
move as follows: New Orleans nail arrives
daily At 9;25 am leaves daily at o;O p'm'
WewporI views and Mississippi VRl-
Iey.-Trains move as iolloTsi. Fast Inc
leaves at s $50 pm; Fast line arrives at 1850
nm; st. Louis fast line arrives at s;O6 Am.
Huntsville and Nashville Trains
move as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
b;i5 3. m. leaves at 10 10 PM; mail leaves
daily at 1910 a.m.i arrives AZ t;OO PAN;
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily
exoept Sunday, at 8 100 pm; arrives daily,
except Sunday, at 8 80 AIN, standard time).
GuIf ReuteA(RRnsns City, Spring
aeId and Mempbis)-Trains loave.M. and
81. depot as fol lows; No. 4, Kansas City OK
Erss', leaves At l9;tS a. NO 81 Ssn'S q,
Kansas City mail, leaves ate 100 pm. NoJl'
Kansas City mail, arrives ut 8;45 AN. No:
q, 81. Louis and Chicago express, caves AZ
500 pm; Ne. ], 81; LosrAs and Ohieago OK
April IS. 1885.
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
movo as follows; Through express leaves
daily at 10 40 pm, Mail and express leaves
daily at 10 100 a. m. Bomervillo aocommodao
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at e:@
pm. Through express arrives daily atoizo
am. siail and express arrives daily at lg;O
nm. Somerville accommodates arrived
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 Am.
Mesnpa1s, Rirmlngham and Atian.
uo-H0Ily Springs R~oute-Trains movs az
follows; No. / leaves Memphis daily at 3;io
I'm; arrives at Holly Springs ht 5;6S pm;
No. Z leaves Holly Springs daily at y;VO
S.m., arrives at Memphis at 10 10 Am. No.
Ieaves Memphis daily at Tib Pm arrives
Ct Holly Springs AZ u;l5 PM NOT ieaVes
Memphis at 6:45 Am.
move az follows central standard timsl
No. l leaves daily at l;2C, Pm arrivss -
At8tOa.m. No. 8 (freight) leaves Hopeheld
daily (exoept Sunday at 500. mt. arrives
Al ;m nm,
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Get Ready! Co!
A BEAUTIFUL START AND
AN EXCITING FINISH.
Neck and Neck from the Half
Mile Post to the Judges
Stand.
The Bargains at the MisftC Cloth
ing ParlOrs Pass Under the
Wire Several Lengths
Ahead.

WARMING UP-It is now time
to think Of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. Before starting the race the
horses are warmed up to bring every
muscle into action. To think before
you buy is to warm up the pockets.
The low prices at the Misft Clothing
Parlors make it warm for competi-
ton. l9
STEADY NOW i-G0! In the
race for trade the Mis6t Clothing
Parlors are away in the lead. We
are not handicapped with ready
made or job-lot goods, but our speed
boots are Custom-made Clothing,
bought at Half its Actual Cost, and
sold at Half its Actual Value.
WINNING TEE SWEEP
STAKES-Hundreds of Beautiful
Custom made Suits at the Misft
Clothing ParlOrs- Suits that are
steady goers and warranted not to
shy or break-Suits hat will stand
wear and give good satisfaction.
CAPTURING ALL THE PURSES,
We sell you Custom made Suits and
Fall Overcoats Cheaper than you car
buy ready.made. For Good Cloth
ing, at Low Prices, we lead in thu
race. In Prices we are the Favor
ties Against the Field.
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AdYice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; il produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little chorub
awakes as "bnght as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
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CITY NEWS.

Vote early.
livery ballot counts.
Stand up like men for Phelan.
Several small robberios are re-
ported.
President Hadden had q big dock.
OF yesterday. /
Polls open at o o'clock and close
at 4 o'clock.
Take your friends with You when
you 90 10 vote.
-Brieklaying has been suspended
several days on account OF want oil
cars to bringin lime.
Tho police will preserve strict
order at the polls today.
Don't let the Republican bosses
do all your voting for you,
Ten dollars was stolen Sunday
from the Tennessee Brewery.
One vote might decide. Remem-
Der Cleveland's email majority.
No good Democrat can afford to
stay away from tue polls today.
License t. merry was Issued yes
terdsy to ]. Webb and Alice William
son.
Shelby county must be repre-
scented decently in the next Legisls'
tUre.
Don't mind the kickers and the
milksops Go and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Every mar has a certain amount
OF influence. Let him test its extent
OF the polls today.
The police should see that Demo-
cratic darkies are not b%rowbeaten by
Republican bosses.
Exercise our right as an Ameri-
can citizen and show your spprecia-
ton of il, by going to the polls today.
An v erwhelming victory for the
Democracy today meaug easy sailing
two years from now Snow them
under,
The plaintiff in the suit Of
SchUalmeyer VS.. Bsnsieck in the Cir
Quit Court was given Judgment for $5O
yesterday.
-Rideou1 and Fields, two ma
Iiguantly partisan negroes, are sand
wfched in among the whites on the
Republican ticket.
"A steamboat man named II. @
SOherer was fined $50 and sentenced
10 ak months in the Criminal Court
yesterday for carrying a pistol.
1t Is not unlikely that the Illinois
Genital will put on q new schedule
this winter, making the run TO New
Orleans 10 thirteen and a hall hours
"A fine of $25 and a sentence Of siI
months WAS imposed upon William
Morris Yesterday for breaking q stiol
over fellow citizens heal at German
town.
Memphis received and sold NOR
cotton Yesterday than any other to WI
in the country and the receipts t
date are $4,000 bales ahead Of thi
time last year.
Suit for divorce was fled Ii
chRucery yesterday by Lazarus va
Phoebe Walls. Desertion and tn
"kepping OF company obnoxious Il
him" is alleged.
Some enterprisiug thief entere.
the lidnor store Of L, R%osenhein, q
No. so Bosle street, lest night, an,
carried ct his cash drawer, contain
ing about $40 in money.
The whole State is watching tn
contest in this Congressional distriC
with esger interest. A failure TO cleo
pbelau would bring the Democracy G
the Tenth into disrepute.
-Inihs Criminal Court yesterda
Jim Murray, alias Polk, a notoriou
black gcoundrel, Yves tiued $50 an
senteEofd 10 six months for slappin
2 little white & ri in the face.
VIM, Farleigb, the jockey VIII
rode Ascoli in she steeplechase satu
day, has brought suit against She
Aecoli's owner, for S67, and al'
claims that the jumper was drugge
by his owner.
The pleasant memories associate
with Bslles' germans In previoy
yesrs has suggested the advisability
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02

Between my place and race track
Sunday evening black cloth Overcoat'
hurry & Ridgely, maker, in collar
Return to II. A. Montgomery.
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OAndru6

u REMOVED ny MI USE OF ooooAsINB,
And II stimulates and promote the
growth Of the hair.
Nurnstt's FlsyoriHg Extracts are the
boaA
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MISFIT
Clothing ParlOrs
262 Second Street,

Opp. Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
Open evenings until 81 Saturdays.
until II.
N.B.-Remember, all alterations to
insure a Perfect Fit, DONE FREE
OF CHARGE, by First-class Tailor
in our Parlors.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama; Fair weather; slightly
Warmer teinds generally Southerly.
For Mississippi: Fair Wedlter; slightly
Uarmn IN he sOuthedsern portion; slight
" cooler in The northern portion; south
erly witds.
For Tennessee FAIR seaaber; slightly
GARNER IN he eastern portion; slightly
cooler in The extreme Uestern portion ;
sinds generally soufhery.
For Arkansas: Fair psOtherj slightly
cooler; souiherIy ,Oinds, shifting to wtst-
srly.
The riivers wiH remain nearly stationary.
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The WnndaOmest
A Druggist's story.

Hats and Bonnets can be bad at Ls-
yign.'s, 10 Odd Fellows building.
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Alabama Spllnt Coal.
p. M, PATTERSON 4 CO., Agents.

THE en%terprising firm Of l. ssmel,
son 4 Co. have secured the agency OF
the celebrated Hernande9 Havana
cigarettes, (which sell at the popular
prices Of 5 and 10 cents q package.
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For This Week Onl!

DeviIed Grabs, shrimp,
Salmon, Fresh Can Mackerel,
Sardines, HOLSTERS,
Brook Trout, Oysters,
MackereI I'm Tomato Catsup,
Sweet stuffed Pickles,
Sour Pickles by n gal. and In jars
Picked Onions, HOt Relish,
wooster Sauce, Tomato Catsup,
Gapers, Mustard, Curry Powder,
salad Dressing, olives, Olive OIL
Cream Oh sse, Celery Sauce,
Celery . Etc, Etc.
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meteorological Report.
MEMPHIS, TENN., November I. 1885.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. WITH
ZOO am. lSO. 230l 800 Calm. lOlear.
400 p.mISO.1 43l $50 SW. lOlear.
10 100 p.nflS0.l l0l 900 Sc. IClear.
Maximum temperature, 40.
Minimum temperature, 800
Ozone, II an, ]. ,
Rainfall, 900.
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GnatOm's Hotel.

". Ii. BINGHAM. .....,...M MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and loca-
ton of roOmR.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

@. B. GALLOWAY & co -.....PRoPE!EToRs.
Rates 81 50 and s. per day. according 70
size and location Of f~Oom-SPocisl
made rateP.
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Duny's Yuropcnn Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms.
800, TOO and 81 Per day; American Plan
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Rouse,

Formerly Commercial Hotel1
Cor. Front and Jeherson SITS. Memphis Tenn
j. II. PRlDDY, Prop'r, Of Richmond Va.
Transient rates, 81 SO to 81 per day.
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The New GRyOsO.

HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WHITE,
PR0PRIRToRs.
Rates 50 so TO "a per day, according to leoa-
tion af rnnma
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SALE REGISTER.

alis have been printed at this office
property advertised In the POST
the following salcs;
bsday,- -March.16, Benjamin Steflen
will sell personal property at his
tresidence, 1 mile East OF Mt. Pleas
ant Mills.
hday, March 90, George Martin
will sell personal property In
\ Washington township, mile
4 North Of Pallas.
March 3, L. II. Schrader
will sell lot of valuable personal
/ property ! mile East OF Adams
burg.
Iurssday. March 4, II. Wilson Ulsh
4 will sell the personal property OF
4 Moses Krebs, Spring township at
\ Assiguee's sale.
&urday, Feb. 90, Hartman & Long
& will sell store goods ut auction at
4 tCentreville.
[hursday, March 4. II. l. Wagner
will sell personal property 3 miles
east Of Troxelville.
hrday, Feb. 90, W. C. Lose will sell
&peronal property In Beaver town
|ship.
rs,isy, March 4, the adninistra-
tors OF George Musser, decd will
Dell personal property in Franklin.
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SHINeLKsi SHiNeLKsl--Fifty Thou
sand No. ., 1S-inch Shingles at 81. so
per thousand. Inquire at this Office.
Ease, comfort, luxury, convenience.
and absolute safety gained by using
the Double Ojorless Hollowar i"
See ad. In this issue.
Sealskin caps, OF the best quality
and latest styles can be had ut Sol
Oppenheiiners, =, Selinsgrove, at aston.
ishiny low prices.
Now is your tune to buy a buggy
at your own price. j. =. Kearns Of
the Beavertown Carriage works has
so buggies ready and S started, and
no room to store them. Parties deal.
ing in wagons can buy ut Wholesale
rates. Now is your time. Come aud
see them. ~
The only reliable catarrh remedy on
the market today is Ely's Cream Balm
oeihR Tree from poisonous drugs and
offensive odors. Ii has cured thou.
sands OF acute and chronic cases
where all other remedies have failed
1t quickley cures cold In the head and
catarrhal headache. Price fifty cts.
Feb. 1S, 1m.
Town LOTS FOR SALE.-Thes un-
dersigned offers for sale his lots situate
in the town OF Franklin, near the
Middleburgh depot. These are desir.
able building lots. For further par
ticulars call on or address
l.. RoTHRoCK,
Mcclure, Pa.
or J. Il. RoTHRoCK,
Middleburgh, Pa.
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Sol. Oppenhsimst comes to the
front with q special announcement
Of his Immense stock OF Trunks. Par
ties who contemplate a trip and wish
to make their goods proof against
baggage-smasher should visit him at
once.
A fine Sclopticon Entertainment OF
Photographic Scenes Of the late war
will be given In the Court House, on
the evening OF Washington's birth
day, February ED, being also Mon
day evening Of February court, for
the benefit Of Capt. George w. Ryan
Post No 1854. q. A. II. These scenes
are not imaginary paintings, but ac-
tual Photographs taken on the spot
aud consist Of numerous scenes Of
Army Life, requiring over two hours
to exhibit. The lime light is used. A
brilliant picture OF any size from 10 to
25 feet In diameter can be shown.
BY accident man swallows a poi
son. How frightened he lie. How
the home Rntidotes are sent down ~
ter 1t, and in what glowing terms tn,
messenger hurries along the doctor.
Yet hosts OF excellent people are slow
ly dying OF poisonous elements in their
blood. The liver should have remov.
ed these. but it is week and diseased.
and SO fails Of its duty. DO you I'M
derstaud this iaot' II so. you will b.,
glad to learn that DR.. kennedy's Fa
vorite Remedy cures liver complaint.
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TRoxELvILLK, Feb. 12th, 1886.

WV h~tAib Aooo.
Ed Post (: You may think it strange
for me to write items for your paper
without solicitation, but as there is a
gentleman from this village writing
for a Union county paper, l though,
some one, from here, should, occa
sionally, give our own county paper
some news too. And as tine men are
either 90 lazy or too Indifferent,
came to the conclusion would give
you items. This is all the apology
am going to make and II you think
they are not worthy an insertion you
can fling them into the waste BASKET,
Troxelville and its enyirons has a
number OF men just as smart and as
clever as there are any in any other
part OF Snyder, or perhaps In any
other county, SO far as that Is con
cerned, but the only trouble with
them 10, that they are afraid people
In other parts might think them
egotistic, and perhaps, would come
out for an office. That Mr.. Ed,
think 10 the only reason they do no,
write. 1t is not for want OF time OF
ability. But this may ster them VI
to grasp the pen hereafter--hops 4
will.
i People have still been using sled
and slsighs for conveyancss up 4
yesterday. u seemed hard for then
4 = PPoliae hat slsIghipg VA 9 =
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was forced out over the banks, oar
rying away fences and other property
and large quantities Of Ice being now'
cd over meadows and grain fields
The ice had gorged again at Ksrr''
saw-inill dam but luckily II broke The
Same day and passed of withou,
further damage.
The members OF the Ev. Church
made their pastor, Rev. W. s. Stovel
q very handsome donation. Mr.
Slower took great interest in his work
at this place and the people appreci-
ate his efforts among them would
be glad to have him remain with q,
another conference year.
In last weeks items in the article
on church building, the devil or typo
made an error in regard to tn,
amount subscribed. He should has,
made 1t $sooo, 90 instead Of $4,000.
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Elias Hwartz, our obliging mail
carrier carried the mails In his sleigh
until Tuesday afternoon whom he
worked his way through with the
Buck -Board-v-all o. X. He Is a. reg
ular as clock word.
The protracted meeting Of the
Evangelical denomination In the
Troxelville congregation 10 closed. 1t
was not success. The Rev. gentle
men have meetings ia progress at
other places where It evidently pays
better. The Salvation Army should
come here. The youngsters would
gather in the store in the early part
OF the evening and cit there until
preaching was about over and thon
sally forth, go down to the church
and get seated about the time the
preacher said Amen" On their
way home they would yell like sava-
gcs, sturbing the rest Of quiet and
peace looking citizens.
There will be public sale in Trox-
clville on Saturday, the 27th inst, OF
livestock, buggies, spring wagons,
borsegears, lumber, &C., where IA
large concourse of people are expect
ed to attend. A "Flying Circus" l.
expected to be present to make things
lively. The Troxelville Band is prac.
ticing every evening to be prepared
to discourse excellent music when
the circus arrives.
Jesse Kline is building aud repair"
house on the cross roads near Simon
Bepfer's saw-mill. He is going to
stop farming on such large scale
and take the world a little easier.
Butcher Feese, l believe, has rented
his (Kline's) farm.
! Troxelvile is quite n business place.
Greenhoe g. doss do good aud safe
business, sell lots Of goods, OF the best
quality, rs cheap for cash as the class
and quality goods can be purchased
at any place in the county. Travel.
ing salesman take orders for goods
almost every day.
Some Mffiinburgers have business
here every week especially James
Mass and James Kreis, the great
"violnest." The latter Jainas always
stops with Carpenter John Zechman.
Mr.. ZechmaD is also an Undertaken,
always collins on hand. Not long
since two furniture team or teams
loaded with chairs for the Reformed
Church at Adansburg. stopped with
Mr.. Zechman over night.
The weather looks gloomy, but
suppose you know that.
There is a certain gentleman who
lives in Adamsburg, has n great deal
OF business in Troxelville, and he al
ways attends to it after night. He
and his birdie made good use OF tho
snow while it lasted. A good many
others did the same. That's right.
go 1t while your young, for when
your old you can't"
News are scarce, and l will close.
ADDA.
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@iSoI.burgt Apst.
p,b,,,hsd every Thursday.

.s uSv.rs .,v -, hsIS' TSo on tie fourth Hosdays
vssy. Nay, aud september, and second
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COMMUNICATED

On Saturday evening, Feb 13. 81
the report came to onr town thu
John s Oldest son OF H. Fl Grimu
Esq. met with On accident nea
Meadeville Pa, which cost him hi
life. Upon careful investigation We
| arm these facts. He had beer
away from home for four month
aud kept up correspondence wit
a young lady Of this place. Sbs
received q letter from a strange,
stating. that he q. 8. g. had fe
Gently gone into the employ Of r
r. Co. as brakeman, aud ihst 'or
Tuesday, Feb 8, had fallen from tb'
cars aud was killed. The officers 81
he road not knowing the address q
his parents, telegraphed to Will
Transport twice, but could lear
nothing. On Sunday Telegram
was sent to d A. Deiamater, SuP'
Of one Of the roads at Meadevill.
who replied that man by thai
name was killed several days ag,
ON the New York, Ps., and Ohio X
r. but that be knew nothing OF the
circum stances. aud referred to SuPt'
Shaler OF that road This 10 oil the
information that has been received
up TO this time. There 10 no doubt
but that this is true sud BY the
advice Of eminent physicians W
parents have concluded not to r.
move ths body u this lime.
Qroehnrr. Pa, Enh..1k 80. d:
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CENTRRvILLE ITRMS.-Centre eville
Is country village composed Of
about sixty dwelling houses, one ho-
tel, two stores, one drug store, one
shoemaker sSaacr, two blacksmith
shops, two harness maker shops, one
coachmaker shop, four carpenter
shops, six cooper shops-where nail
keg hoops are manufactured, one
tannery, one public school house, two
churches, two physicians, one artist,
one fire insurance agent-we need q
tinsinith and minister OF the gospel
to complete its OUTFIT for good work
tion OF about 275 inhabitants, among
them you will find seventeen mar.
riageable young ladies, who know
how to wash, cook and bake, and
some OF them are perfect blonds ir
beauty, educated aud accomplished,
and will make helpful and pleasant
companions for the young mon who
may be SO fortunate as to get their
confidence and win their affections
for life. We have fourteen MARRIAGE
able Young gentlemen who come OF
good families and are we'll endowed
with natural talent, and the good ex-
ample Of our most excellent and Ell
terprising youngsadies should act as
an incen i've to spur them up to at
tain a position or level In society and
life as exalted and enviabls as they
themselves now occupy. 1t Is not
their want OF culture and a capacity
to rise higher, for some possess both
OF these In an eminent degree, but
perhaps think what need l care
whether have life partner or not
as long as / can eat bread and array
myself in royal robes earned In the
sweat OF the old mans face" There
are two old bat cholors, and five old
maids, three widowers and seventeen
widows. These fonr classes are near
ly all healthy, active and full OF ma
tural vitality and entertaining In con
versation, and although some OF them
may be wearing 'store teeth" foi
fashion sake, they are In first class
condition and will wear a long time
yet IL there Is no accident-Rnd some
OF them are well 'heelsd financially =
and would make pleasant and de
sirable, as we'll as useful companion,
for life, aud from all outward appear
ances some Of them might prove to
be successful seed sewers, and bs
blessed as multipliers and replenisher,
OF the earth. Then we have the usua
crowd OF boys and girls coming OF
who are still under some parental
control, or as the saying Is, tied fast
to their mothers apron string" Oul
town aud community IL healthy, oul
farmers are intelligent, thrifty and In
dustrious, our township affairs are IL
: very sa tisfactory condition eacl
! department has adopted the pay al
. you go policy, and are all out OF debt
! Our people live peaceable and soci
. ably together and we haye no criipi
nal cases from our community on thu
E docket in Middleburgh. We arr
proud OF our town and the well dis
I posed citizens OF our community, ant
= will be glad to congratulate the com
p ,nunity In the county that can exec
{ us In this respect.
L. A. Mertz spent week In VIII
g iamsport recently.
0 The heavy rains last week cause'
q . rapid rise In Poems Creek and Fri
q day morning the body Of los on Daan
1llnnlrr1 un11oa(N \ break An|