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The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
Mayors Proelarua,Ion.

WHEREAS, An association cont
posed Of veteran soldiers and sur
vivors Of the late war, namely the
Grand Army Of the Republic have
honored US by selecting Salina for
the place OF holding their State En-
eampment to convene Tuesday
January -, lssO.
wHEREAs, IL Is always q pleasure
for our citizens to extend their
hospitality to the soldiers who
cheerfully risked their lives and uu-
derwent great self-saerifies and dis
played dauntless courage that the
life Of the republic might be saved.
Now, therefore, I, e. Il. Under
woed Mayor Of the City Of SalIna,
Kan, do hereby extend the freedom
Of this city TO all veterans attending
the state enoampment and hereby
request that all citizens do their Ut
most to make the visits Of the vet
Grams . pleasant one, and that their
wants be made our own, and further
request that all business houses and
dwellings 90 far a. pos sIbls be deco
rated with national flags and eslors
pleasing TO the eyes Of the veterans.
e. r. UNDERWOOD
Attest, Mayor.
JOHN l.. BIsHOP, City CLERK.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
Care Co an, PsS,,e.

II IL absolutely necessary that the
citizens Of Saiina should assiss In en-
tertaining st their houses on the oc-
easlon Of the meeting of the state en-
csmpment q A. r. 10 be held at Sa-
lins Jan. 18th. 2sth aud sosh, and
room a. many Of the delegates -
possible. The success Of this meet
Ing depends largely upon the en-
eouragement We receive from cur
citizens and their well known bos-
pitalisy leads NJ 10 believe that vs
shall have their hearty eo-oPsratiSn.
Psssss sstify Mr. A. KsmPef By
postal card or In person ss 20 the
number yea cas- entertain, either %
room or 10 reem and board. Alss
state whether you prefer ladies o
sentiemer. The dsissafes and
sthers % enteFteinsd vii pay theil
ssn bills. Pissss give street end
nnnbsr. A. kzHrEs. Chairmas-
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
An.nn MIII.r for ,.nIer Vice.

John A Logan Post, at its regul ar
meeting last week, unanimously
adopted the following resolutions
supporting Hon. AnsOn Miller, Of
Saline county, foI S.nior Vice Com
mander, Department OF Kansas O..
A. r.:
WHEREAS, Comrade AnsOn Miller,
OF Bridge Post, Salina county, has
been nominated by his home Post
aud endorsed 10y a number Of sur
rounding Posts for Senior Vice De-
partment Commander, to be elected
st the approaching State Encamp-
ment,
Rcsolrcd. That John A Logan Post,
at SalinA, Kansas, heartily endorses
the nomination Of the ComrAde
above referred to as one emineutiy
worthy to he made, and knowing
Cumrade Anson Miller ne n former
most worthy member OF this Post,
aud Who has enjoyed distinction In
the service Of Saline county and Ne =
faithful and deserving member Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, we
pledge our best assistance to secure
his election as Senior Vice Commsn-
der Of the Department Of Kansas, q.
A H.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
s.,s,. es,ss s.sas.-..
Cold, colder, cOldsss, you BET.

Cotot coioer, cotoeets you Uess
Wheat has i.ct q good covering at
last, the beat % has had for fo1r
years, there being about eight inches
on level, and only 10S belew zero
Last Wednesday m0rnlng. the cold
est ef the season.
Rabbit hunting has been the sport
Of the last week. A great many were
caught.
Two trappers on the Saline river
shipped lot Of furs 10 Fl. Wayne
Ind, last week.
We have neglected 10 mention the
bouncing boy st John Elders. May
it live long TO comfort lie parents.
There 10 10 be Q grade school house
ct Culver. II Is 10 be credit to the
town.
Culver coal dealers report an In.
crease In business throughout this
cold weather.
lee packing is the business Of the
day.
There Il to be Q social party al the
store building formerly occupied by
+. NJ. Hudson OF Marydel.
Mr.. VIM. Glass intends canvass
Ing the state with . newly Invented
copying book.
Mr.. 3. +. Short Is on the sick list
this week. May he soon recover.
M. A. Totter had . very dangerous
day last Sunday with the grippe, but
he 10 up again.
L. p. r. W. L. running . great
many extra cattle trains over the
Lincoln branch Of late.
There IL . large number Of South
ern cattle being wiRtered on the
Saline river. q good testimony Of the
abundance Of surplus feed In this
vicinity.
Mr.. +. Hall has been quite low
n 18th the rheumatism. DRIFT.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

ninth annual sncsmpmsnt of the O.
A. r., department at sslina on the
18th Inst.
A number Of horsemen, accom-
panied by . mixed pack Of dogs,
went out south Friday for . rabbit
hunt They bagEed about 25 jacks
and .ottontsils.
Revival services have been In pro-
gress In the different churches dur
Ing the past two weeks, conducted
by Revs. J. n. Rankin aud E. ii.
BallIff, assisted by Rev. Mr.. John
son of AIton, Ill, aud Rev. Mr..
Gum Of Junction City.
Hon. 7. c. Henry has made ar
fragments to build another 100
miles Of dltsh for irrigatIng pur-
poses In Colorado.
On Saturday evening, 25,h inst,
Captain +. 3. Anderson Of Salina
will orgar.ize the new lodge Of Sons
OF Veterans at Solom N. There are
1s charter members. The mastering
aud organizing will be done in pri-
vate, but at shout 3 p. IN. . public
Of officers elected will
take place. Several members Of the
SalIna Camp, Sons Of Veterans will
attend the organization.
Henry stiles. who has been husk-
log corn and working a. q section
hand on the L. p. railway for about
two moaths past was arrested here
last Tuesday night week, by Deputy
Sheriff Ellison on . charge Of seduc-
ing two young women In Iowa. We
understand that one Of his comrades
sent back to the Iowa authorities
word Of his whereabouts, claiming O
portion Of the reward Of 800 offered
for his arrest. They communicated
with Sheriff NailI, and Stiles was
captured and taken to Abilene
where an officer from Iowa was sent
out to escort the prisoner TO the
scene OF his misdesds.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
smolan slnings.

Here We are for the first time In
1880. Excuse eur dellnqusrey and
ws shall endeavor to be heard from
more regularly In the future.
The grippe or influenza II pay
ing its best respects TO the people Of
Smolan and vicinity.
Mrs.. J. A. siogrea is dangerously
IN at present. We are net Informed
Of the nature Of her illness but hope
che may speedily recover.
JOAN DanlelsOn shipped . ear
lead Of fat cattle aud one Of hogs to
Kansas City on Wednesday evening.
Andsew Beck had the misfortuns
10 break doWn one Of his sleigh run
sers while going home from the lit
sFary on Friday night. He and his
two companions were compelled IN
walk hsms . distance Of about 3
miles.
The literary vas poorly attended
60 Friday night, owing to the DRIFT
cd roads and the Influenza
Our nlmroda are slsy Ing the fes-
tive jack rabbit wholesale and retail.
Ofiicial news has been received BY
II. A. Ostbsfg, Of SmolaR, thst three
highvaymen have been arrested In
Minneapolis, Kans, who correspond
in description Go those who attempt
ed b rob him sometime since. Ne,
In eompaBy With Pete Larson and
ali Of thoee persons who saw the
nsn here, vent 10 Minneapolis on
Hosdsy fer The purposs Of identify
lag the men ~ thoes wanted here
We hope The men In custody are ths
0ass we want, and that they Will -
essvs The fall bsrsfit of the lay fol
their Risdeibgs.
sisighing h int-clars, sJlnsls
Jingle, do1't rec hear merry sleigh
balls far sad ssaft
Fraak Faass end wife, ef Bridge
pert vess ths seests of Mr.. CisuI
BiogFsn ssbday.
Or Parusrs' AIlIanes 10 flourish
ine.
Z ..sss. !; es; /: {: A:: :::ss.,sss IS: :. '''
/ Dos PnDRo.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

We clip the following from an
exchange: REV. r. 2. Chittsnden
of SalinA has declined the call ex-
tended him by st. Johns church Of
wiehita. With this call Mr.. Chit
ten received another from Mime
sPolis, whish was very fisttering.
Since that the church in SaliDs has
been sndeavoring to retain Mr..
ChiItendeu. They have raised .
purse Of $50. which IL to be used 10
publishing . book he Is writing aud
have made it spPeAr to him that his
work is more valuable Ia that parish
and at tile school"
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Rev. A. n. See & Co., have begun
publishing q small religious paper
colled the Weekly TTdiHgs. 10 their
salutatory the editor says:
"Our reasons for this venture ars
these. The action OF the Northwest
Kansas Conference the last two sss-
sions clearly indicate that there l. .
necessity for something Of this kind.
The Kansas Wesleyan Adrocdte as
the combined organ Of the Confer
ence and the Kansas Wesleyan Uni
yersity, Was published for one year
aud a bali, but the students Of the
university, deemed u best to cOnsOl-
idate the two papers published by
them, the 4drOcdt, and the Lance
and leave out the Conference de-
psrtment entirely. This leaves the
Conference unsuPPlied."
The JuURNAL extends best wishes
for q successful career.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Thursday evening, 18th inst Miss
Mamie J. Pierce and Mr.. c. Z
Johns we're married st the residence
Of the brides parents. Col. and Mrs.
J. W. Pierce, West Iron Avenue.
The offieiating clergyman vas the
brIdegrOom's father, Rev. J. NJ.
Johns. A large circle Of relatives.
friends and acquaintance was pre-
aeBt, and loag list Of beautiful,
appropriate and valuable Prssenss
we're msds. The bride is . lovely
Rnd accomplished young lady. and
The grOOm . prosperous yseng Shoe
merchant sf ChiilIeoths, Ne. The
J0UREAL extends 10 the happy
couple its varsssst eongratulations.
and wishes them sll hsppiness and
prosperity.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
LINDs BORG.
From the NeWA-l

Commissioner Underwood Is ss-
riOusly III st his home In Marquette.
McPHER ON, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE
smallest baby In the state was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. George MeLelland,
In this city, Wednesday night. II 10
q daughter aud weighs cne and. one
half pounds. The child is perfectly
healthy, well formed and doing as
nicely as children Of that age gen.
orally do.
Al the annual meeting Of Beth
any Lutheran church last Monday
G. Lundquist, D. Bscklund and J.
q. Bsrgsten were reelected deaeons,
and J. d. sundstrom. c. +. Norstrom
and +. ETiekstrom trustees, Mira
Alma swenson was unanimously
elected orgsuist. The church num-
bers At New Years s23 eommuuing
members and . population Of I, 90
The Sunday School is In good con-
dition, also the missionary societies.
The church contributed over 5000
for church aud benevolent purposes
lost year. not counting the large
subscriptions to the college. The
pastor, Rev. c. A. swsnson, travelled
- 800 miles last year.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
NEIeHnoRaooD EEws.
BRooKyILLE
From The TrAnacripl.


Miss MollIe Green, Of Sallna has
been visiting In this city for the
past week.
Major DALEY returned TO hIs home
In Oskalooss, Tuesday night after .
weeks visit here.
Pat Murphy, formerly section
foreman Of this place but now Of
Colorado. was visiting here this
week.
T. B. DALEY returned Monday
night from Q weeks trip through
Colorado. He was not we'll i'm
pressed with that state as . location
for business.
y. Mitchell was In salinA wednss-
day getting out papers preparatory
to proving up on his timber claim
northeast OF here.
II the daley papers can be be-
lleved e. 3. Martin Of Salina, IL one
Of the most popular men In the
House ct Washington. Well, he
deserves his good luck.
Frank NJ. Cole, one Of the early
settlers, who lived northwest Of
Brookville, died st his home yester-
day. Mr.. Cole has been sick for the
past two years and 10 has been but .
question OF time until he would be
called. The funeral service will be
held at the NJ. +. church tomorrow
afternoon at one O'Clock; under the
direction Of Rockville Post No. 235
q. 4. X.
The news comes to town to-day
that the Rock leland 10 to be built
into this city the coming sammer.
That they intend to make this the
passenger station where all trains
will stop for meals, besides making
1t q division point. IL such be the
sase. Broekvills will have seen Its
darkest days. It will be well
enough to work for the project any
how as we have everything to win
aud nothing to lose.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Last Friday night burglars broke
into the Santa Fe aud Rock Island
depors and stole 81 81 from the form
sr and tI2 from the Roch Island.
Entrance was effected through the
window, Panss Of which were bro
ken. The same night they entered
the Rock Island depot st Solomon
and gut kI75
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Miss Edith sampson, daughter Of
". ID. Sampson, who is pursuing her
musical studies at Milwaukee, was .
short time ago, offered . salary -
the leading voice In the Summer
tsld tM. E. church Of that city.
out following the advice Of her In
structor In vocal culture, she very
~isely concluded not to accept IL.
Her teacher claims that her voice is
not entirely matured, and that it is
Settsr for her not TO undertske any
choir work for the present. Edith's
young friends In SslinA will be
pleased TO hear Of her successful
efforts In voice culture.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Ths Solomon, Sentinel says: "1hs
reason why the salt wells at Solo
mon are not more thoroughly deTsl-
oped is that capital IL lacking. We
nave plenty Of the Purest salt In
Kansas within easy reach, but can
not work the wells to their capacity
for the reason stated"
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The electrician Of the Gamewell
Alarm Company arrived in the city
last Monday He will remain here
until he shall have placed the new
fire alarm system in perfect cOndi-
ton for the use Of the city. rhis
work will require some time.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The Salina District League are
arranging for q very interesting
meeting at SSlina Feb. I2th. A very
complete program iS provided and
will bs published In few days. All
the charges are requested to send
delegates and uuite a number have
arranged to do so. Secretary Penn
- enthusiastic In the matter
Weekly Tidings.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

sunday last, while at dinner,
County Attorney Frazier was the
most surprised man In SaIIna. His
brother George, from whom he had
last heard at San Francisco, ON his
say TO Australia, suddenly appeared
before him at the table aud claimed
his attention. Their meeting was 4
must happy one, the more so by rea-
.on Of the great surprise.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Picture throw Of blue china elk,
Katie Addison.
One pair damssk towels, Miss
Sadie Rogers, Upton Iowa.
Book Of poems, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Young. Delavan Wis.
Towel riBgs, Miss Edith Dickson,
Quincy Ills.
Cabinet Album, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
+ l.. Smith, Marshall Mo.
Red plush shopping bag. Judge
aud Mrs. CuIbertsou, Abilene Kans.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

All through the severe winter
weather Of the past ten days work
has been pushed on the Rothschild
building. II seemed odd to see men
saving, planning, cutting, mailing,
laying joists and other pieces, with
the mercury ranging In the neigh
borhood Of zero and . stiff wind
blowing. That Was just what was
done. The roof will he put on In
fevr dara
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
JoHN l.. BISHOP, city CLERK.

Topeka Journal: VIM. A. Phillips,
Of Salina, president Of the State His
torical society, 10 in the city TO at
tend the annual meeting Of the So
eisty. He will deliver an annual
address, his subject being Lights
and Shadows Of Kansas History"
Col. Phillips was . correspondent
Of the New York Tribune during the
pro-slAvery and early free state days
and served ak years in congress
during the eos.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The directors OF the salina Nat
ional Bank, At their late meeting.
decided to enlarge their bank build
ing by the erection Of large addi-
tion in ;he rear. This bank is one OF
the most prosperous institutions Of
SaIina
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Mrs. Hilton, aud Mrs. Conrad
display q beautiful crazy guilt In
AT. Purcell's window. ThIs ex-
eulsits fabric is to be sold and the
prseseds given to the w. n. c. for =
fand TO help their cause. Tickets
vlll Be atty cents each. Everybody
ought 10 buy one or more. sale on
che 2Qth.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
Literary and Musical society.

The next meeting Of the literary
and musical society Of Christ church
will be held at st. Johns college
next Monday evening. A fine pro-
sramme has been prepared, and Il is
requested that every member should
be present.
REV. f. p. CHITTENDEN, Pres.
II. B. OBER, Secretary.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Minneapolis Commercial: Judge
Of district court X. r. Thompson 10
again able to lie around after having
been confined to the house wrestling
with In grippe for several days since
the rlose of court
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Society has been very quiet the
past week. The most noticeable
feature In IL has been the slsIghing.
which has been good aud INDUCED
In to q large extent.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The new county officers have
slipped into the routine work OF
their respective offices without the
least apparent effort or friction.
Business Of all kinds goes on with
accustomed regularity and Precis-
sion.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Col. Dan wagstaff OF this city
passed over the site Of Denver, Col.
when there were but two houses on
%. He also, 80 engineer, laid OF the
town Of BoWlder City. that state
That was . year or two before the
var
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
WamrsA-rer, f.ah.

I will pay l2I[ cents . hundred
or y Of . cent apiece for corn
eobs that are slx inches long
and not less than one inch and
Q half in diameter, delivered &C my
eievetor. Call at ONCE for ripgD
and instructions. corner 5th and
Ash. TAYLoR MTLLgR,
Raltna Kan.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

We have placed on sale eur entire
stock Of groceries and will sell them
at the lowest possible prices. IS
pounds Of granulstsd sugar for 81.
25 cents . pound for all standard
roasted coffees and all Othsr goods
In proportion.
BoTHscHILD Bros
Salina, Kans.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The &. b. Kirkland company in =
competition with FIVE other hrms,
the other day secured the contract
for the blank book and stationary
work Of Mcpherson county. Chsr-
lie IL a rustleF.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

We are In receipt Of "An Appeal
is Kansas School Tsaehers," Q
ssaatlful pamphlet Of about forty
psses. frOm the pen Of Mrs. Laura
-. yehRs, Of this city. Its contents
ass varied, The sentiment beautiful,
sd the object Of iss publIealIoa
mess excelIsnI We hope q will
- - . eide eireslatioa.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The W. r. c. have engaged rooms
st the National for headquarters
during the state encamPmeRt, 18th
Inst. The National will be able to
feed and lodge two or three hundred
Psrsons, besides regular guests aud
the travelling public.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The Sun IL authority for the state
ment that the CoHgregatiouAlists
will build 8 new church edifice the
coming season, at . cost Of 80. .OOO.
The present building erected about
two years ago, has been found insde-
auate to the demands. 1.-THE menu
bershiP" says the SHH, exceeds one
hundred persons, and the increase
from month to- month shows = most
healthful condition The Rev. w. b.
Murklow, the pastor, is 9 most
pleasant, educated gentleman, and
he has performed . timely snd good
work" As . conveIsstIonalist he is
without . superior. The design in
connection with the new structure
L. to move the present building
back, to be used for sunday school
or other purposes The church is
located at the corner Of Tenth and
State streets.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Hard Goals, soft Goals, Goals by the
bushel, Goals by the quarter or half
ton, Goals by the ton, Goals by the
carload, can be had Of Maxwell q
son. ALI good. At the lowest
prices.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Frank EEstranG, sou Of Peter
Ekstrsnd, Of this city, bought the
Bridgeport drug store, whose sale
vas caused by tue death of John p.
Ekstrsnd, Its proprietor. Frank is
an experienced druggist.-SHa.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Extensive preparations are being
made by every boarding-hOuse and
hotel properly to entertain the
thousand or more Grand Army men
aud their families ~ho will be IN
the city next week
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

KnIshts Of Golden Eagle uniform
used twice, will sell for SIC %, cost
s28.Ts. Address
CHAs. r. KUECHT,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The state eucAmpmsnt q. a. II e,
will convene In this city next Tues
day, SSth inst. Amply preparations
have been made properly to enter
tain the visitors.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Warm up. Keep eur youse com
Portable. Get your fuel for heating
purposes Of Maxwell a Son, whose
coal bins are full Of all kIsds Of the
best coal.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

r. Baker. Of the Kansas NswS-
paper Union, vas In the city = few
boars lsst Saturday evening. In
company with Mr.. Fisher of Abb
lsns he elcssd the late deal with G..
y. Klrtlasd fsf the Gcsesfs sstab-
lsshmsnl
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Hays City S'nfiR'i: Rev. DIR.
Bishop, Of Ssli1s, delivered TO the
Prssbytsrians Of Hays a very inter
sstIng and practical discourse on last
Sabbath evening.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Mr.. Cravens vas somewhat i'm
proved in health yesterday aud ven
tured down 10 his office to transact
some business. II will be some days
hefors he can 20 10 MAshInrton.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Rsmember farmers that Ed. Lots
h paying the highest market price
for hides, pelts. furs and Tallew.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The rush Of travelling men 10 the
city has been unprecedented in the
past few dsys. They must all have
heard Of the big crops OF Kansas the
past year.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Two men from PenBsy lvauia have
bss n In Salina for some days buying
horses for eastern markets. They
will leave . good deal Of money
among our farmers.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

For the first time in two years =
shsrifTs sale may be seen In a rePub-
lIsan paper Of Saline county. a re-
publican sheriff handles those dOcu-
msnts now.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Last Friday night, after the close
Of the play at the Opera House,
some sixteen couples had = pleasant
dance there, which lasted for two or
lhIRe houra.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Mr.. Edwards, the marble man, lie
sculptor OF no mean sbility. We
saw . marble vase Of his work which
IN hard to beat
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

There1l be . lot more Of Geld
weather and don't you forget Il.
For fuel to keep the cold out, order
coal Of Maxwell q Son, cOaI-dealsrs.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

EeUs: Chattel release took 9 start
yesterday aud there was . whole
some cut on mortgages amount
ing 10 thousands Of dollars.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Rev. w. b. Mucklow Of SslinA,
delivered an interesting lecture on
London at tie congregational
church, BroOkville, last Tuesday
night.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The space back Of the Judges
bench in the district court room has
been nicely pspered, aud . new
chair provided for the presiding Of
ficsr. The paper is Of bright eolors
and relieves the whole room Of the
gloomy appearance Il has heretofors
worn.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

a good home is offered q resPeetA-
BILE boy TO do chores and 20 TO
school Apply 525 West Iron ave-
Cue,
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The busiest men Ia the city are the
iss-deslers, who have rsaPed q har-
vest since the beginning Of the
"snap."
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Mr.. Geo. l.. TruaX Of Topeka has
taken . position Ia the Ncrs office.
Mr. TruaN Is practical newspaper
man.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Rev. A. y. See Of Salins preached
ct Gypsum City last sunday.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

The ice men have been busy the
past week putting up zee for next
summers consumption.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
ksTHaT STEER.

EstFAy steer taken up on my farm IN sse-
ton u. ohio township, one mile and q quar-
ter norfh of school house No. 10. Owner can
LURfVFTTH4 T.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23

Maxwell a Son have all grades Of
coal the purchaser may want-Prless
way down.