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Bent County register., 1886-08-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Attention, ranch men. Go to Mum
ger & Porter's and get your supplies
at wholesale or retail.
Fresh groceries and vegetables at
Munger 81 Porter's.
a watch given away this week
at the Cash Store to the boy purchas-
ing the greatest amount of goods.
Be on time boys and see about this.
Go to Munger Il Porters for flour
and feed.
Full assortment of fishing tackle
at the Lamar drug store.
The most complete stock of pure
and fresh drugs to be found in the
city at the Lamar drug store.
The House of Jacob, at Las Ami
mas, carries stock of general mer-
chandise. He sells goods on cash
basis and has, therefore, bargains at
Wells 5-l5
We have for sale new half
medium Gordon press. If
Bent County register., 1886-08-28
Local Notes.


q over.
d There will be total eclipse of
4 the sun tomorrow.
d j. b. Woods moved out to his
8 claim yesterday.
The last lot out on south Main
street was sold Thursday.
Mr.. Stevens expects to open his
school a week from Monday.
Captain Spivey aud A. c. Nc
keever were in toSn "Wednesday.
CLARK & Hamilton are going to
put up paint shop.
Two or three round up parties
in town this week
A pump has been pur III at the
front door of the elephant stable.
-Igo & Munger had painters at
work on the a,ia;:iS9 - .l.si. sto.e
Thursday.
Some oneis putting up a mighty
good stone house mile aud half
east OF town.
We noti-ed number Of new
ylpws heing haul,,l GU: of iown late
~ to BE- used "n claims.
We will copy Captain Rowley'-
letter TO the Kansas City Journal
next week.
Descent .S Co. have canyassed
the north side of the post office with
their real estate sign.
j. w. Decker sold his lot ad-
joining his, store on the north at
away up price Tuesday.
Not n bad i,lca To have a fire
guard around houses III town IT they
are surrounded with much grass
j. G. Volk, representing the To.
peka Commonwealth, was doing the
town Tuesday.
-whi,son Il Van Pelt is new
real estate firm in town Mr. Whit
son came from Hartlsud.
The railroad fire guard contrac-
Tor passed through here with his
plows going west Thursday.
The discharge of tire arms is
no, 80 common in town As it was,
and ought not occur at all.
Dog days will en,ii the 2lSt Of
September. From now nutil then is
always considered the most sickly
season of the year.
-weAgret to learn that +. W.
Burgers child that he was called
home To Wintersct Iowa, to see, died
the night he arrived home.
If property keeps on changing
hands as rapidly as il has the past
week Lamar will need little regis
ter of deeds Office OF its own.
The Craddock boys will begin
work in their brick yard by next
week. We know of one house wait.
ing on them.
1t is not necessary TO look
through bottle of beer to see the
eclipse Tomorrow piece of broken
bottle will do.
Mrs. w. 5. Clark and her sister,
Miss Mary Lawler, started last night
for Cincinnati, Ohio, TO visit rela.
tives.
Miss Jessie Rail, daughter of S.
ID. Rail, came up from Garden City
Monday and will keep house for her
father.
After looking at the tight up, at
Deckcr's evenings, the general i'm.
4 n sion is that we do not need gas,
just simply more lamps like his.
Rev. Mr.. Case is expected here
to preach tomorrow Mr.. Case was
with us the first of July, preaching
two or three times during his stay.
One of the finest watermelons
we have seen this year was left at
this office Tuesday with compliments
of 1go " Munger. Many thanks
gentlemen.
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From w allace.

WALLACE, Mar 4-rhe weather is mo-
crate here now. "Wednesday heavy rair
prevailed in this vicinity. 1t Looked Ike
spring the beautiful thing.
Almost everyone have seen this las
| has "a bad cold.
Jas. Burke has returned from the west 1
wiser and "a happier man.
John TOohey moved on Wednesday afte,
| giving big dance Monday night 1t Wa
brilliant affair and was largely attended
Pm !. MCGnness has rented farm. OF
the plank road and will move pretty soon
Mr. F., ! hope will let the boys know
before he does like Mr. +. Remember
Boys, lent il coming.
Capt Laughlin is going out west Il
knock out the snoozing red skins with hi
trusty gun, Long Pete. Look our, Cap.
that they don't scalp you.
Squire O'Dunnell says he did not under
take 10 talk law 10 Judge Pillion.
We are authorized to announce that Dan
| Burke has become "a candidate for assessor
/ Rum. Dan, and we will elect you, aud als'
! T. FuEarty for the squireshlp 10 fill the va
cauCy and NJ. Fenessy for supervisor.
Jas Burke will be candidate for commits
sioner Of highways. His opponent is +
Thompson. The are all good men 4
elect
There ia going TO be breach OF promis
case in Wallace pretty soon
Mike O'NeiI moved on Pat S!ingshy'
! farm
/ am going to give list Of old bache
next time,
| p,N,ptvn
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From Ophir,

OrHR, March 2.-The boys that won
the medal for curling are Messrs J. and
William Wylie, Currie and Stewart. These
four young men are the best players IN
la Sale county, and very hard 70 leave IN
a game. They no doubt viii, hold the
medal several years before it will be taken
from them.
Homer has several very fine Christian
ladies' and gentlemen, hut there Is no one
knows that they are 50 go0d but themselves.
In the time OF atiliction that Mr.. Hiram
I.ears and family were subjected to by the
killing Of the old lady none Of these Goody
good church members Les themselves be
seen. To Mrs. Jane Edwards, Mrs libhie
! Wallace and Mrs. Fred. Buamel great hon
or and thanks are due, as those worthy
ladies' did all in their power for the af-
| tlicted family; and although none OF them
profess TO be such good church members
their interest in heaven Is surely greater
than those g00d ones that pay rent for n
front pew and stick up their noses at those
beneath them. Pedro thinks that they
ought q go and soak their heads, 80 thai
their brains would expand and teach them
to practice what they preach.
Pedro is under necessity 10 Chronicl,
the death of good man. Mr., Jacob Croi
SAINT, ST., of West Troy Grove, who dice
Monday, Feb uary 81 Mr. c. was M
tive If Bavaria He came to this cOun ~
a young man, and by honesty and emery,
acquired fine estate. He was trul,
good man and hadn't an enemy In th,
world lie leaves widow to mourn hi
loss and grown up family Of dutiful son
and one kind and loving daughter TO mourl
their loss His age Was 72 years and Il
days. He WAS Inferred in the Lutheran
cemetery of West Troy Grove. His diseas
for the past two years was heart disease
May he sleep in peace.
Mr. &, Zrrn has returned from Sublstte
where he went 20 consult an Nj. y. Of IN
: feminine gender.
Mr.. iapem1u has the carpenters a
work In his yard framing his new house
Btnkas Il Parish are the contractors.
Mrs Brown moved unto hei own farm
Thursday last. A cold, stormy day, sure
Jno. Mundie shipped ne car of hog
rom Homer, Wednesday evening. II
put 80 large hogs in. Wheel they get I
Chicago they will need no pscking-onl
sil,lng.
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From Utica.

DlRn--At Utica, in its infancy, The
Utica Bidoe.n 1t was unconscious up 10 the
last few moments, when il rallied little
and gave one whOop am all was over.
Poor thing; II is sad 10 see q paper that was
so "pure In tone and refreshing 20 the
weary mind" cut OfI In It's infancy. Ii had
been lingering along for some time until
starvation put an end 10 its suffering. II
has left many sOrrOwing friends 20 mourn
it, demise. Among the principal mourn
ers are the hotel keeper and coal dealers,
for this has been long, cold winter, and
the boy that had been nursing II had to
keep warm and have something 20 eat &C.
casionally. IL will be buried before warm
weather sets in by the side of those gone
before: the Utica Gazette and Utica Meas
| The chief mourners met and held a post
mortem examination and disclosed the
| fact ,ha, i. had patent insides, and the yer
dict rendered was that the patent insides
were too weak 20 sustain the Independent
| Fearless and Free editorials on the out
side; aud 20 prove that the verdict was In
accordance with all the evidence at hand
three copies were produced that contained
editorials headed Timely Topics" viii
the editors name signed 10 them, which OF
itself would make any paper sick.
Independent, fearless and everything
free. Yes, everything was free. Ask the
lady that he boarded with all winter II !,
was not free. Ask the man that furnished
the coal II 10 was not free. Ask the geR
ilemaD that paid flJ % get suit ol
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From Rutland.
I'MJIto.

RUriANu. Mar i-Springtime and rob
ins have come, and the voice of the NV lila
Wallapees' is once more heard in our al
This time il has not only been heard but
seen, and is said 10 said 10 resemble a big
Newfoundland dog We have shrewd sus
picion that the resemblance is perfect, a.
il Is, no doubt some stray dog that has Gre
atri such terror among the n9tiyes Of East
Rutland and halius.
Miss Beck Robinson is visiting at York
Vile Plano and vicinity.
Sir and Mrs. John ). Armstrong, Of
Sheridan, are the guests of >. f. Parr and
wife. Mrs. A is quite i'll with bad cold.
Grandma Titus is visiting at VIM. Slen
ders
Miss Ala Frances, one of Serena's
charming young ladies has been spending
few days NJ Joe Shaver's and other friends
In the neighbOrhool.
Flora spencer spent last week In OF
tawa.
The eueher party al Uncle Lew Robin
Sons, TUESDAY night was great success
The way "he done them up AZ the head
tahl, was caution 10 amateurs.
Mrs Lee Fred Of Serena, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Grove, at Mr., Robin
sons.
Mrs Alien Of SreatOr, will speni few
days with Sallie PAR,
Belle Parr VINO has been i'll for some
time past, is still unable to attend schc o..
Frank Trunb0 is contemplating . tril 20
New Orleans and vicinity soon.
Nellie Deb0lt, it is SAID, has gone to
Aurora 10 engage in business there. II
this he true, Rutland will lose one If its
BRIGHTEST young ladies.
The Bohemian oat man has again made
his appearance and farmers that were yer
dant enough 10 buy, are beginning TO as-
sumo natural appearance.
Peter Shaver late of Harding, has again
taken MP his quarters among NC.
lie has tried and now believes the old
adage, change not the old love for the
new, etc.
James Turple Of Chicago, has lately
moved bis effects from that city 10 his
father in laws, Ephraim Shavers, whose
| farm he intends 10 run the coming sum-
| mer.
Second hand furniture for sale, that has
never been first handed, Enquire Of the
blacksmith. ". DYNAMITE.
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Vicinity Items.

A barber named Edward Hoffman Is the
! late,t Streator defaulter. II left the other
Iday for some undiscovered bourne, and
many of his customers who had advanced
him a dollar on l2 shaves are out aC.
cordingly. The paylnadvance plan VIII
not be costumary in Sreator Tor some time
10 come.
The first act Of importance 10y the newly
elected board of aldermen Of Spring Val
lev. which was recently organized aS u city,
was to fix all saloon licenses at $500 per
annum. There are four saloons In the
place, but they have not YET taken out Il
censes
Monday morning Swede aged 30, liz
ing at Streator, attempted 70 cur his throat
with a razor. His name is Charles kranh,
.uI he lived with his sonin-hw Charles
johnson. On the morning referred 10 he
purchased a razor, stepped out on the re
kin track and drew the razor across his
neck making glsh four inches in length.
lie crawled back 70 the house after com
hitting the deed and was found on the
doorstep hy his daughter. He recently be
came slightly demented. II i thought he
will recover.
Franklin McVaagh Il Co, II Chicago,
have beeu boyco,ted 10y the grocery houses
of La Sale because the firm sold the La
Sllle cooperative store it, stock Of goods.
Billy Mypr, Of NtIeator, has challenged
Tommy Warren for fight OF four, six =
eight rounls, or TO finish, Marquis OF
Oueensburv rules 20 govern, the winner 10
take receipt
A La Sale paper says that on Saturday
.Jno Cuthber,sOn, Jr., bought the Austin
Goddard farm in Ophir, containing 100
acres, paying $35 per acre, or $1,000 for
the premises. He owns $50 acres tesides
he will inherit as much more in time.
With all this land, with cattle In the fields,
horses in the stable aud pigs in the sty,
this worthy young man stlli remains sin,
gle.
The Zinc CITY Cooperative Store Com
pany was recently incorporated at La Sale
10 carry on general merchandise bus.
mess, capital stock $4,000; incorporators,
George Muller, G. Hosutt, Miles Holt and
others
The Medical Protective Association Of
Sreator met Saturday night and unan-
imously voted to employ Dr. Cook, Of La
mont, ana DR., Hurley, of Aurora, as the
society's physician, All the families who
join the association are eQuired to pay "a
dollar month for medical attendance ;
unmarried men 80 cents per month. There
are now 800 members in the society.
The father of Larry Morrissey died AT
La Sale Tuesday night lie was rs years
of age. Deceased had Deen resident OF
that city for over so years.
sheriff Wood, of DeKalb county, lately
went 10 San Diego, California, and arrested
Philip II. Evans, former lumber dealer
of Somonauk, who failed a year go and
defrauded his creditors. The sheriff trav-
eled about 5000 miles TO make the arrest
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clothes olt Of the express Office II il was
not Tree. Ask the gentleman that furnished
The cloth 10 make them II II was not free.
IL will he "A cold day when the business
men Of Utica are duped into supporting
another such dead beat IA this last one. He
borrowed right and left, and when he
couldn't borrow any longer tried to mort
gage Mr. Grttin's printing press to raise
more money.
A monument will be erected over the re.
msins of Utlcn's three dead papers, with a
warning Inscribed In large letters on the
side next 10 the rad ~ everybody can see
Il IA follows; To all boys that have
worked in printing ofsses hong enough to
learn how to turn the crank on a press that
have editorial aspirations " III keep light on
through town and not stop. And on the
hleakest side of the monument will be the
following epitsph:
independent fearless and free,
And soothiag ~ the weary mind;
Disturb ~ lot, hut let us be,
For we are only three Of kind,
SPIRB
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our old friend Charlie Nc. feels good
over those twins Almost ~ good as though
they were his
Lis conceded hy all In and around H.
mer that Mr.. lost Is the champion euchrt
player
Renters are busy changing bases. Mr.
| Weygandt has moved near Earl. PedrC
hates o. see such men AS Mr.. W. and fam
| ily move away Their new neighbOrs will
| find them courteous kind and honest, and
the best of neighbors,
Several old vets have or are about &
secure pensions.
Geo. Mcintosh, from Goodland Ind, II
here visiting old friends, He goes 20 Da.
kota soon.
The La Sale county history man is
around this week delivering his conglOm
Grafton Of pad facts. In our humble
opinion il is no history at all, az nothing
WAS published but what was highly paid
for. Nine tenths OF the names Of citizens
in the county cannot be found In 1t,
Washingtons birthday here was huge
failure, as far rs celebrating goes.
our Homer dancing school has fallen
through, owing 10 the lack Of sand.
MOriaIty x Curtis North Ophirites
have moved 20 Iowa,
Mr. Charlie Brown and wife will spend
the summer in travelling.
Nj Jackson has young colt that he
fears Is going blind DR.. Sheppard will
be asked To cure him.
Our n. & V. runs local now d
handle their freight ~ coal trains are too
mush DELAYED in handling freight
Homer at the coming spring election
will again try 10 incorporate the burg,
Earl KnOX's favOrite prescription q
drive ont witches is sugar and Adams ale
taken every once in awhile until the
witches get starved out
Stone hauling last week was lively.
More stone left the quarry that week than
in any one week since II was opened.
Mrs. Lears, the murdered lady, was
buried Tuesday in the Catholic cemetery
al Mendoza.
Our depot at Homer is nice, tidy
place and is run by perfect gentleman
who keeps everything in apple pie order
No one is allowed 81 loaf in the waiting
room. a good thing, surely.
The average citizen that gets mail al our
postotfice doesn't want change The
present Incumbent fills the bill 10 a I.
Let good enough alone.
PmRo.
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From Ransom.

RANSOM, March 40. W. Rich closed
his school in No. 2, Thursday, and the
mex, day left for Ames, Iowa, where he
will continue to study. By his Work nthe
school room Mr.. Rich has won for himself
the reputation OF being a iirstClass teacher,
Mr.. s. G. Cab and Mr.. and Mrs, John
cago, Thursday.
Louisa Mcintyre 10 teach the summer
term of school. Having taught three terms
in No. A. and being offered the place for
the summer proves Miss MClntyre's suc-
cess "a IA teacher.
The farewell dance given for Jimmie
Ryan al his home Friday night, prior to
his departure for the west, was attended by
many Of his friends, who had very pleas
ant time, the affair being one Of the best
Of the season.
The following names are on the roll OF
honor Of the upper room Of the Ransom
| school for the two weeks ending February
Goth: Lizzie Baker, Bessie Whitmore
Minnie Joyce, Maggie Stelnhardt, Bertha
Lane, Emma AnschiCks, Lille Miller, anC
Andrew Strobel
Miss Kate Mcintyre finished teaching
the winter term of school in No 7, Brook
field township, last week Though acting
a. a substitute she did better, no doubt
than the one whose place she took wOulC
have done No Z Justly deserves the name
of being one Of the best schools 10 teach
in this part Of the county. A place where
the actions of the pupils are such rs Il
make teaching "A pleasant task
Mrs ). g. Cal is visiting in Ottawa.
There will be no change In the Ransom
school this spring. The directors havin,
hired Mr.. Mcintyre and Miss Phillips.
ID &. Breeze il agent for The Grea
Conspiracy" As John A. has many sd
mirers in this vicinity, ID. G. will no dOub
NEE, with much success.
George c. Cal went 10 Chicago yesterda,
with Cur load Of cattle.
| Sculptor.
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RAMBLER.


For the past two years | have been a
great sufferer from liberated sore mouth,
the result of blood poison. have for
months received treatment at Bellevue Hos,
pital, and by physician on 18th Street,
New York City, AZ wei! rs by one in Brook
lyn. ] received but little il any benefit
from either. So resolved 10 try ). 5. )
| am thankful 10 say it has done me more
good than everything else. have been
taking il but two weeks, and the improve
ment il very marked--in fact am almost
well, and believe | will be perfectly SO In
very short time. 1 HEALTHY recommend
| il 10 all who suffer from blood poims.
r. f. SYpHERs, Brooklyn, n. Y.
November %, 1876.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease!
mailed free.
TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Al
lanta, Ga. New York, 1853 W, 23d 81.
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In the Offices.

The following have recently been granite
licenses TO marry;
Christ Krohmer and Louisa Werner
Herman Pet-tcr and Mary Wagner.
Anton Engc and Matilda Foster.
Emil Somcrdcd and Maria Fritz.
Geo W Billings and Matilda { Ouerhack,
James McElroy and Ellen Byrne.
JOS II Eckert and Anna X Gretteucord.
Sohn DoncI anil Angela Meyer
Jas Carey and Margaret Judge.
John + Wolfe and Katie g Breen.
Jas McConyille and Ella ) Garrity.
Milton l. Bender and Mamie Il Williams
In Hodgmsn AMI Ida j Mccormick.
August Kanpert and Emilia SADIE
Vim II Shawhack and Carai!ne kcharls.
Geo n Lay and Mary Richards.
John Olsen and Sarah Ann Ellison.
Theodore Fllk and Tina Jones.
Chas : Gillett and Sarah kreiser.
Wendlin Order and Mrs Ursula hat'e'
Sanl \ Norcn and Mary Anderson,
Otto c Kurrarsh and Amelia Mari,
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From Lostant.

! IlosTANr, Mar A large meeting OF
the prominent citizens 81 Losrant WAS held
! Monday night for the purpose Of hearing
| the report Of the committee appointed I,
make arrangement Ia prospect for coal
| They have received letters from different
! Thrilling firms and seemed 10 think the price
charged to high, a. 50 per foot for the first
| 400 feet and % cents extra per foot for
every 100 feet after that was the best offer
they have had, with diamond drill With
oonveneno+s, engine, water, etc, TO be had
On very reasonable terms here II WAS
thought il ought ~ be done cheaper and
the committee was requested to investigate
further
Mrs Maggie .JulieA, who has been visit.
ing friends in Kansas for few weeks re.
turned Friday.
Mrs Frank Morgan and Jessie Morgan,
Of Wenona have been the guests of Miss
Julia Atwood for the past few days
Nick Shawbuck from east Of Tonics
was in Lostant Monday.
NJ L. Sherman l. this week assisting the
Daguerrean artist Of Tosca, who is sick,
n. Kenzie, the philhnthroPist, is again
in taking life insurance.
Vim. White and Esquire Massey were in
WenOna on business Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hsnnum
Feb. %, u son.
Ex Postmaster Hugh Goheen is in quite
poor health; also Ahner Boyle
Bro. Richardson, editor Topica fans
WAS in Lostant Monday eating peanuts as
usual.
Elder Baskerville of Tonica, preached
at the Baptist church here Sabbath night.
One young lady on profession of faith was
baptised.
The protractei Effort at the NJ f. church
still continues with very little encourage
ment While the women are Jealous and
faithful workers in the church the men
seem TO have placed their love and faith
somewhere "lse--is il for the best
IRNAs
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sane. rep of accts apyi and ord reed Consr
ordered TO borrow ! 200 for term net eI
eeediny five years.
Est of Austin Goddard, rep Of sale OF real
est filed Hearing on said rep fixed for first
day Of March term.
Est of Andrew Anderson, rep Of acct. and
exceptions thereto filed hearing OF same
had on March 3,
Est Of John Martin, inv Apr bill and
widows rel apvd and ord recdd.
Est of James IIannifen, inv apvd AMI pet
10 cell real est TO pay debts filed,
Es, Of James Batkin, inv and widow rel
and eel filed
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For collie, grub', lung lever, cough OF
hide bound, | give Simmons Liver kegula
tor liquid) in one ounce doses; or, one tea
spoonful of the powder in a mash twice d
day. Recommend it 10 every one as the
best medicine for these complaints. In
using it with chickens, for cholera and
gapes, mix il with the dough and feed il
To them once q day. have lost none where
the Regulator was given promptly and reg
ularly.-E. I. Taylor, Agent Tor Changers
of Georgia
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How in HnY Groceries.

This week contains the initial advertise
ment of DEvLIN u EAGLE, Wholrsale
Grrers, %, "a and 20 + Randolph Street
Chicago, Ills They qup'e prices on tan
d3,rd groceries that must sttriCt attention
We have taken the precaution IL Inquire
and assure our readers of the Integrity and
responsibility of the huusa. They are do
ing trade that extends all over the West
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To poison q we'll is one Of the worst Of
crimes. Ii is worse to poison the fountain
of life for ones self and for p..teri,y.
Often by csrelessness or misfortune, or in
heritance this has bssn done. Ayers Sar
sapsrilla goes bsck II the synptuns picks
up these impure seeds from the blood, the
vital strosm and restores appetite, strength
and health
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

The Supreme court convened on MONDAY
Afternoon. There were present Of the Judges
Chief Justice Mulkey. of Metropolis, Jus
s;ces Slope, Lewiston, Scholfeld, Marshall
and Scott of Bloomington. Judge Craig Is
al his home in Galesburg, suffering from the
effects Of a broken leg caused by fall on
.n lev pavement some weeks ago. Twenty
eases each day arc subject to call.