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ATr:uie Man.

II am my own master" says the young
Hnah. Well, be your own master, and sit
down and have an earnest and plain talk
with yourself. Ask yourself who you arc,
what you have been doing, what you are,
what you are doing now, and what you
propose orseSpectt TO do hereafter. Ask
yourself what you have done to make the
world wiser, or better, or happier2 Try
to ascertain whether you have done the
world good or done il harm, see If you
have hecn Of any real setvice to man
kind, and how. What ara you worth to
the world in which you live? What
great enterprise for the promotion Of
human interest would suffer by your
death? How many would miss you, or
care whether you lived or diedg You
ara one Of fourteen hundred millions OF
human beings on earth. How much and
What sort Of ofinauence have you exercised
on others !? or have you or do you exer.
else influence worth notice at alls You
are. your own master. Does the master
try to be a man, or is be content to be q
mere cipher or 0 in society," Has he
sufficient selfrespeet TO- keep himself
above all that.is coaras, low, vulgar and
bad9 Does he always speak the truth
never use obscene or profane language
never do q mean thing? Is he always
regardful of age, respectful to equals, and
kind to interiors? Doeshe labor earn
sestly to improve his mind, his morals and
his manners or, is he careless, idle and
Indifferent to such thingsf Does he
spend much time ID the company Of
,idlers-in smoking, drinking and foolish
talking? Ifso, tell him-thRt master Of
syours-he is on the wrong tfask, And if
he does not switch himself of there is
surely d crash ahead, and no oneto
save the pieces, and when it comes the
verdict of the people will be "served him
right.n He might have known it would
come. He lived Tor it and he has it. .
You are your own mastet.s Better
watch that master very closely that
he forms no bad habits, keeps out of bad
company, hsea no improper language, Is !
always engaged in some honest and use.
full pursuit, lives honestly, truthfulls
and lsefaliy.
Il these and like things are atten-
ded to, then and then only, may you
expect to be of. any real service to the
generation and age in which you i've.
Remember there will be many obstacles
to overcome, many difficulties to be en-.
countered, many temptations to be resis.
ted, and many hard struggles between
inclination and duty, SO that you will
have to put down all the will force you
can possibly command, but choose the
right in all things and stick to it, and all
will end well. Itrequires continued and
earnest effort to be;a true man, true in
in every sense Of the word, and yet every
man may bea true man il he will.
With all5the privileges granted, and all
the advantages attainable, its still de-:
,pends on the individual bimself-Ss.
Louis Aduocate.
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~ From the New York Herald: mo
5ne within the gates of the city need be
told that the nomination of Harrison fell
fiat. No cheers nent up from the crowds
who watched the bulletin boards, and no
shouts of "Harrisonl Harrison !" an.
nounced that the Republicans gladly
accepted the man from Indiana as their
leader in the coming contest for the
occupancy of the White House,"
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Devastation ana Death.

ST.. hours, June 26.-A telegram from
the City Of Mexico says:
Telegraphic communication, which has
been interrupted for seyeral days by the
;foeds has;been restored, and particulars
of the terrible disaster on the line of the
Mexican Central Railway, particularly
at Leon and silso, ale obtained. During
the paststen days the table lands between
here and zacatecas have Been visited by
unprecedented rains. Every mountain
5riyulet along the Central Railway for
more than 200 miles has been converted
into a destructive torrent, and the val.
aleys present the appearance of lakes.
Many cities and towns have been inun.i
dated, and Leon and Silao have been
partially destroy The houses in this
country are almost universally Z of adobe,
which soon became saturated, and when
exposed 70 the action Of the Scurreht Of;
the water SPEEDILY isil Is pieces. At
;silaos about s25 houses were destroyed,
but it does not appear that there was any
loss Of life, the suffering being princi.
spally from exposure and scarcity of food,
AT Leon, however, the climax Of the
food came In the night, and people we're
crushed or drowned in their falling
houses and In their endsafofs To escape.
80 high ground. The town was in the,
Ecentfe Of q lake which had formed about
3it from the sudden uprising of the river.
Estimates Of the loss rather increase
than diminish as the investigation pro-.
scseds.
June 10th Has the night Of the gssats-
est diaaasa G'l ssis last statement.
just received, Places the number of
houses destroyed in Leon at 1924, and
the homeless families q. more than 1000.
Moregt than $50 bodies have been recov.
cred from the raius, and there is no
probability that the number will fall
short of 200. IS
dispatch from FL sPaso places the
;loss far beyond the City Of Mexico ad.
vices. II says in the flooded district
i(nots including Leon) fifteen hundred
lives were lost, and that one thousand
bodies have been recovered. Leon Is q
city Of 100, 600 inhabitants, and q large
part Of it lain ruins. The Mexican col
:lector of customs ats Paso del Norte res
iceiyed an official dispatch stating that.
one hundred miles cfthe Mexican rail.
road IS impossible, and that il will. be
ten days before the mails get through,
and twenty days before freight can be.
=. Nr,aJ -, go,
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TRY the BARGAIN SToRE!

VXyHERE good asked variety
Groceries osssy % bea aaa nN HAY
Toys all Fine IoiaGco @ no
heated
clothes To see
connection
like something
feed cheap at all hours the
hand.
the
D.. Ill BOHANNON, Depot Street, Anderson, s. c.
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P. TREBLE, 6. G. ]

To Amaziah NJ. McAlister, William Leverett und
Amanda Leverett, absent Defendants herein:
tooether with the Summons, of which the forego-
inc is copy was filed In the Office of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas for Anderson County,
at Anderson c. H., 8. c., on the 3lst day Of May,
1883 and that the object Of the action IS to cancel
a Deed TO Tract of Land from q. Hall to Aman da
Ieyerett, and to compel the specific performance
OF a contract to purchase the same BY the Defend-
ants, Amaziah n. McAlister and William Leverett.
DA'f, MuHRAY, J BREAzEALE MURRAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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INFORMATION.

All who desire full information about the cause
and cure of Blood Posons, Scrofula and Scrofulous
swellings, Ulcers, Cores, Rheumatism, Kidney
copy OF our 32-page Illustrated Book Of Wonders,
filled with the most wonderful and startling proof
ever before known. Address.
BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE EEy4a11<SI2+JGG6D15 SI22+SJGG6D15:
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
cOTrRT OF COMMON PLEAS.


Hugh Robinson, as Surviving Executor of the
last viii and Testament Of the Estate of q.
Hall, deceased, Plaintiff, against Amaziah NJ.
McAlister, William Leverett, Amanda Leverett
and ". E. Walters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Relief-Complaint not Served.
To tba Defend ants Amaziah N. McAlister, Will
liam Leyerett, Amanda Lcyerett and W. E.
Walters:
vOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the Complaint in this action,
which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
and to serve a copy of your answer to the said
comnaint On the subscribers at their Office Ander-
SON G. a., s. c.. within twenty days after the ser.
vice hereof exclusive Of the day OF such service
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii
apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint. 1000
MURRAY, BREAZEALE & MURRAY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LAW CARD.

,NOTICE FINAL sETTLEENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrative of
the Estate of A. M. Holland, deceased;
hereby give notice that she will, Oh the
10th day ,.of July, 1888, apply, to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
Final Settlement of said Estate, and a.
discharge from her Office as Administrative.
z MOLLIE O. SKELETON, Ex'x.
June 81, 1888 so 5
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ONE BOTTLE DID IT-B0LLS CURED ANl
EEALTH RESTORED,

B.B. B. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Gents: Ny sister was afdicted for number Of
years with bois scattered about all over her per-
son: They would make their appearance every
late In tho fall. Her health was sadly impaired,
losing flesh and strength every day in fact, they
were sappIng her life. I gave her one bottle Of
B. B. b., and the effect wsS Ike mag g producing
b hcothplete cure and restoring her health. To-day
she is perfectly sound and her health fully re-
stored. 1t is without doubt the best and most
valuable Blood Purifier now on the market
Yours, etc., D. NJ. McRAE.
Waynesboro, Miss. July ID, 1887.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF -
SUPERVISOR OF REGIsrRATIoE,
ANDERSON, 8. O., March 8, 1883.

lHE Office of Supervisor of Registration
will be open on the first Mondays In March,
April, May, June and July for the transac-i
ton of such business as the law directs III.
connection with the registration of voters,
The Office will be open every day from Y
u. IN. to p. m., and from 8 p. INTO 8 pm.
for the renewal of lost ertificates,
Orr1cE-Up Stairs, over National Bank Of
Anderson, x, 8
.SupergiE &
March 8, 1888 IS I'm ~:
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ors endedcses. .and Ne have only abhor.,
renee fo1 the monstfous policy Of confs.
eating the gains Of flabos and the profits,
oftrade by xtortionate protective taxes
which hss become ih only yitalizingl
,psincip ipIs. The maintenance oiff needless
taxes ipr protectionss sake il ROT and
never Was q principle Of true Republic
canisna it ID ssthe principle that has
created Sld sustained 8 greed shorde.of
Manufacturers Rho have bought the
:Republic party and shaped It toStheire
';uses For theworking oatuf fthn tei6tms
which the TINES belisqes TO. be the chief;
dssuss isa of oat politics the s Democratic:
party with Its present candidates, is the:
IS etterinat I. To- uses sMFs Tiilden's,
'expSession. It's candidates are incom-
parab superior :tos those of the Republi.s
cans; and The anno nolncemenso DC purposes
with shich ii sntess the contest d more,
satisfhcsol and ID respect the domi.::
nantS tSisna atirmly right when the other
s. hopelsssly wrong. regards civil
service reform, S though E ne hare had,
;oceasion to criticise the preaent adminis-
,tsation for sotaes soff iiss errors and failures,
.Na hase greater conf dencs ID M. Claye.s
AZ 3; ~ = ~, Az
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"Did Mt Know twas
Loaded"

May do for a stupid boys excuse but
what can be said for the parent who
sees his child languishing daily and fails
to recognize the want Of tonic and
blood-purifer? Formerly, a course OF
bitters, or sulphur and molasses, was the
rule in well-regulated families but now
all intelligent households keep Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which Is at once pleasant
to the taste, and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan s.. Cleveland, q e. Canton ST.,
Boston, writes: "My daughter, now 81
years old, was in perfect health until
year ago when she began to complain OF
fatigue, headache, debility, dizziness,
Indigestion, and loss Of appetite. I con.
cluded that all her complaints originated
In impure blood, and induced her to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
restored her blood-making organs to
healthy action, and in due time reestab-
Eshed her former health. I find Ayers
Sarsaparilla a most valuable remedy for
the lassitude and debility incident to
Dpring time."
j., Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
Brooklyn, n. y, says las Spr1ng
Medicine, I find q splendid substitute
for the old-time compounds in Ayers
Sarsaparilla, with q few doses OF Ayers
Pills. After their use, feel fresher and
stronger to 60 through the summer"
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles. IS. Worth s5 bottle.
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@. @. WELLS VI. g. BROWN.
JAS Z. ORR --.-.----sr--e J. L. TRI9BLI
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-25
Minneapolis Exposition.

The st. p. NJ Il NJ. Ry. will sell excur-
sion tickets to Minneapolis for the *
position at M fare for the round trip,
on the following dates. August 81. q, Is.
% and 80. September l, 4, 9, Is, 20, q,
25, q and %. Tickets will be good to
return to destination until Monday fol-
lowing date Of sale.
Tickets will also be sold every day
from Sept. 8 to Is inclusive to st. Paul
or Minneapolis at one fare for the round
trip, good to return to destination one
day after being stamped at st. Paul or
Minneapolis, but not later than Sept. II.
Tickets will include admission coupon
1t Is cents each, this amount will be
added to railroad rates. For full par
ticulars apply TO local agent or F. d.
Whitney, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt. OF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-25
Norwegian Conference.


The Grand Forks Conference Of tho
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church
met in this city this week. II was at
tended bv about eighteen ministers from
different parts Of Minnesota and Dakota.
A gospel meeting was held on Tuesday
evening which was largely attended by
all tho Norwe1ians interested in the
church and its advancement. An excur-
sion to Fort Totem was made on We'd
nesday for the benefit Of tho Norwegian
Evangelical Lutheran st. Petri church
OF this city. The Minnie H.was crowded
with the visiting ministers and members
and friends of the church, and . thor
oughly enjoyable time was had. The
Devils Lake brass band was In atten-
dance and enlivened the occasion with
pleasant strains Of music. The day was
warm and the cool breeze on the lake
wa refreshing. Trips were made from
the pier at Fl. Totten to the post. Sully's
Hill and the Indian Mission. The ladies
served lunch to over one hundred per-
sons. and the excursion was . success
as we'll financially % socially. Among
the ministers present were: A. C.Ander-
son, tn. A. Satire. G. J. II. Gronlid, II.
Roalkya,n. A. Ofstedal. Jsh. RingstAd,
G.. H: Jahrsn, 8. o. Braaten, o. c. Aabol.
Olav Lie, job. n. O Ness. Chr. A.
Flaten, John Lansemo and g. A. Larsen.
The conference closed Friday.
The ministers wsre delighted with
our city and the lake. were loud In their
praises Of those who were instrumental
in making their visit enjoyable, and
will look forwabd with pleasant nom.
ories TO the time whom they will again
be able to hold . conference on the shores
Of the Spirit Water.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TERRIroRY OF DAKorA-oouNTY or RAN
i ssy-In Probate Court.
NOTION OF 1ErTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT.
In the matter Of the estate Of Harry Il. Prescott d
ceased.
Notice . hereby given that Kats T II Prescott exc
cuttix, Beverly L Moore aud Will ? Hooper executor
ol tbs estate Of said deceased, have rendered and pre-
selted for settlement, and Aied In saId court account
q thsi. Naturalization Of said estate: and that Monday
The 18th day Of September A D 1888, being . day o
9 term Of said court, to.wit: u the September term, A
D lses. At 10 o clock . m 1t the court room Of nj,
court, tn the City Of Devils Aks In said Ramss!
county, has beea daily appointed BY the aid cost, 10
r. ' ssy ps:.au Il iu, ::ss :s1 10 eslla = ., .a'' n. s;1 :sn an
eAd die bis exceptions 10 writing % III. said accom-
and contest the same.
P.J. Mc0LORY, Probate Judge.
Dated Dsvils Lake, August 22, 1855. 71!2b
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Birthday Anniversary.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Budde was the scene ofa pleasant gather
ing on last Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the birthday Of the. hostess. The
guests were entertained With vocal and
instrumental music, and refreshments
and dancing wsre INDUCED In towards
the close Of the evening. All those who
had the good fortune TO be present had
An exceedingly enjoyable time, and are
unanimous in their sxprsssion Of the
genuine hospitality extended by host
and hostess.
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Land Oilce at Grand Forks OAK, June 20, 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this once BY Henry
TorGss.on assiast John Masssna for abaudoniss iii
homestead entry No. ssls dated June q, 1886, upon
the ~ ssctloa -. township 1854 u, range ii ", In
Ramsey county Oak. with . view 70 tho cancellation Of
said entry, tho said parties arc hereby to
appear at this o6ice on the 10th day Of October 1883,
1t Q O'Clock . ~, 70 respond and furnish testimony
b taken before w W Wishart notary public at Devils
Lake Oak. on tho 9th day Of October ISIS At II O'Clock
m. ], RBE paplster.
r. @. Saundsu, ATTORNEY. Q1.17
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City oun

Present Aldermen Pattie, Hurst,
Prescott, jerks. Cleveland and the au.
dltor.
Alderman Cleveland, in the absence
Of the mayor and the president Of the
council, called the meeting to order.
Minutes Of the previous. meeting wera
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and referred 10 the finance committee,
who reported same back TO council
with recommendations that they be
allowed.
o Erickson, labor grading for side
vlO w
Peter E Lee. labor grading for
6be
L Hockerson, labor grading for
1W
Ed Derrick, labor grading for side
w
Thomas Scott, LABOR grading for
......... ..... II u
Thos Delaney, labor grading for
20 II
Peter Thompson. moving weeds
throughout the city ...... IL q
stoughton 4 Chsmberlin, gasoline 10 II
Aldermen Psttie, Hurst, Prescott
jerks and Cleveland voting aye on the
payment Of the above bills.
Order Of S2o.67 drawn by Thomas A
Edwards against the city in favor Of J
A. HcIsaac was presented to tho coun
Gil and referred To finance commitle,
who reported in favor Of laying the mat
ter oyer until next meeting Of the coun
Gil.
Alderman jerks offered the following
resolution:
Resolved. That all barbed wire ienc,
throughout the city be declared nuisan'
ces, and that they be removed at once
and that the city attorney be instructed
TO prepare an ordinance prohibiting tn
use ofsuch wire hereafter for fencing o.
enclosing Of any kind.
Carried.
Ordinance No. IL, relating 10 Migrants
was read for the second time and adopt
ed by the council and ordered passed I.
print.
Moved by Alderman jerks and SEC
onded by Alderman Pattie that the cit,
engineer proceed to make IN estimst'
- to the cost Of grading Arnold syenus
Sixth street. and Kelly avenue forth 0
Sixth street, and report TO the council
Tuesday, Aug. 81. st 8 p. m.
Moved by Alderman jerks and sec
onded by Alderman Pattie, that tn
council stand adjourned until Tuesday
Aug. 81, at 8 p. m. Carried.
c. NJ. FIsHER, Auditor.
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M1nuesots state Far,

Excursion tickets will be sold TO st.
st. p. N. & N. ky every day from Sept.
8 to Is inclusive ut one fare for the
round trip. good to return one day after
being stamped ct st. Paul or Mime
apolls but not later than Sept. II. For
full Information apply to local agent OF
T. /. Whitney Gen. Pass. and Ticket
ASt. 81. Paul, MINI. s.
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.hieh b. .ay. Win no. y,sld him half /.

crop.
George Copeland, Dry Lake, had 500
acres in crop. There sre 300 acres Of Il
that he will not cut-at all; then there 10
100 Of It TINT isn't hurt and viii prob
ably yields25 to. 50. bushels to the acre,
and 100 will be considerably damaged,
yet worth saving.
John Mcdonald, about seyenl milee
northeast Of. town had ao0acres Of wheat.
He does not expect.to..thrssh . bushsl,
but may AVE . little for fodder.
John A. Rushfelt, lat the north end1of
Dry lake reports nc damage,
jas. n. Sarkweather, near Boden.
Will cut 20 or 90 acres out Of 100.
Job T. Wells Of Towner county stated
that he would pillow around go acres Of
his wheat and burn 1t.
Farmers living In the vicinity Of
Locke report their grain all right, and
that the frost didn't hurt vegetables any.
J. l. Davsnport-Hsve twentyseyen
acres in potatoes. One patch ON low
ground was touched with frost but the
balance are uninjured. Expect 5000 to
10000 bushels.
p. Kelley, nsar Crary-I have 900
acres whichis not injured moro than 10
per cent and this damage to tho wheat
10 all in the low spots. The early sown
grain will be ofa much poorer quality
than that sown Late. Tho early wheat
was caught In the milk, and It il prema-
tursly ripe and IL now being harvested.
This IL the general condition OF the crops
In my neishborhood.
The Daley Bros. had in e25 acres. A
portion Of 1t will be at to cut, and they
have purceased . new binder. They are
now rolling part Of this grain with the
intention Of burning It. Their crop was
injured by the frost all over, and espec-
tally in the low places.
w. A. Hamilton-Haye As acres In
wheat, Is acres ona low alkall' piece moi
worth cutting; balance all right.
Trout Bros. had IS acres altogether,
They think it is all slightly injured.
They will cut 100 acres Of barley.
George Wheeler-Have 70 acres In
wheat on the Ensign place which will be
hardly fit to cut. This land, however,
was In bad condition. \ Have about 4(
acres on my own place which Is In good
condition, except OF a few very Low
places. Will probably lose 5 acres on
account Of these low places.
John Catfrey-Have experienced nc
damage and will cut the entire 70 acres
sown. 1t 10 in good condition.
T. c. Saunders-Think my crops orc
all right; not injured at all.
Clifton Marks-Had 100 acres In crop,
which was badly damaged. Will prob.
ably cut IL acres of it..
Albert Roberts-The greater part Of
the 200 acres sown will he a'loss. Will
cut probably so acres.
Philip Heits. Rumney farm; at the
east end OF the lake-The grain has moi
been damaged. Have 1870 acres, all o.
which will be cut.
A. J.. McDonald-Hsve ninety acres
which was put In late on account Of sick
horses. I did not expect to get NOR
than Is bushels to the acre, but now ]
will not get . peck. Will give the straw
TO anyone wac will cut 1t. All in oul
neighborhoOd have lost.
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Land once at Grsad FORKS OAK, August "a, 1885
Notice % hereby. given that the fdiowinG.namsd
settler has hlsd notice Of bis intention to make nnal
proof IN support ofhis claim, and that said proof viii
ssy county, Dakota, At Devils Lake, Dakota, on
October ., 1883 viz: SIMON ETTINGER for the seX
nwh and ~ neN and lot l section !, township l3
range IS.
He Nance the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuons residence upon, aud cultivation Of, said land,
Wis: Abram Green BERG, Israel Buchanan, Aron Com.
onow, Hemis 0rawoig, oil Of Sclapera OAK.
~ JIM. OORBET, Receiver
John w., Mhhor. ATTORNEY. O107
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From the premises of the subscribsr
on the night OF August 8, one light grey
marc with dark patches on neck, breast
and right shoulder, about eight years
old, weight about 1900 pounds. Any one
finding and returning the same or CIV
Ing such information AZ will lead't her
recovery will be literally rewarded.
Set sec. 7 township l54, range 81, OF
Crazy post-Ofice. WILLIAM Nixon. Il