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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Vacation of Part of As5ury Ave-
nue..
CITY CLERKS OFricE.

ST. PAUL. MINI. July "A. lSDl.
Whereas, petition has been filed of record
in this office by order of the Board of Alder
men of said city as required by law asking
for the vacation of the easterly ten feet and
the westerly ten feet of Asbury avenue, be-
tween Capitol avenue aud Minnehaha street.
in said city.
And. Whereas, the petitioners state that
they are majority of the owners OF property
on the line of said Asbury avenue, resident
within said City of st. Paul.
And Whereas the petitioners state that
the reason for such vacation is that said AS
bury avenue. between said Capitol avenue
and said Mnnehaha street, a distance OF one
block is eighty feet in width, and that said
Asbury avenue for the remainder of Its length
is sixty feet in width; and that said differ
ence in width destroys the uniformity of said
avenue. is unsightly and makes an awkward
jog therein, ETC., ETC.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby further
given that the said petition will be heard and
considered by SAID Board of Aldermen on
Tuesday, September LIST, 1891, at 1:3O o'clock
p. m at the Council Chamber. i'll the City
Hail.
By order Of the Board of Aldermen.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST, City Clerk.
,IWrCl- I
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST-A large mixed Newfound-
IL land dog, with quite long, straight black
hair, small white spot on his breast; has
doule toes Tor spurs). Hoping that the find
er will return the same and receive a reason
able reward, Mrs Kaceroysky, 662 Randolph.
Mule STRAYED-A dark brown mule,
vi weighing about 1,150 pounds; blind in
left eye. Return to "A Geranium St, and re-
ceive reward.
TRAVELLING BAG LOST "A gentle
i mans small travelling bag containing
gents toilet articles and memorandum books.
The same was left under a seat on the st.
Paul and Minneapolis Electric line near the
hour of u midnight Monday, July 20. Will
the finder kindly return to Ii. Mainhall
Grand opera house, and receive suitable re-
ward.
WALLET FOUND-A wallet containing
w money and addresses. r. o. Strong,
309l2 Jackson.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE.

DY VIRTUE and undera certain chattel
ID mortgage, l, the undersigned, mortgage
in the Whitman matter, will sell at pri-
One team carriage horses, 1900 lbs. sixteen
hands high, color bay, full brothers, five and
six years old and well bred; one four seated
coupe Tockaw9y; ore light victoria. one
T-cart, one eXtension-lop. one ladies' phae
ton, one top buggy, one surrey, buggy,
harness and saddles. The above property is
all new. and will positively be sold. A. II.
Simon, 3l4 Jackson st.
DOR SALE-At a bargain one driving
l. mare, gentle and kind, one set of har-
ton Inquire room Z, Army Building. ii. e.
Callahan.
I'OR SALE-Filstclass livery stock. s., 900;
L 5000 cash and $1,000 on time ADDRESS
M POI, Globe.
EOR SALE-Good. sound, gentle driving
l. horse with side-bar top buggy and
harness. cheap Room II, 32S Robert ST.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY = Twenty
w teams and twenty men, corner of ST.
Clair and Victoria SITS. Keough Il Donnelly
XXTANTED-A good family horse and a
w light Work horse. Address 2O1, Globe,
NJ ANTED-A heavy work horse. In
w quire of o. c. Winter, y West Fifth st.
WHO WANTS A SPLENDID stylish
w family coach team Tor cash or trade?
z Ga, Globe.
C1n Will BUY a good working mare at
S4U barn, Al sibley.
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Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad

Leaves for Chicago, st. Louis and down
river points 7:50 a. NJ; arrives. 1 :45 p. N.
daily, except Sunday.
Leaves for Chicago and ST Louis 7:30 p
m. |; arrives 7.55 g. M, daily.
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OYE WORKS.

L q. ROCHEX, n. W. Steam Dye Works:
L Office, 416 Robert ST., Ryan block
works - and 81 Indiana av
TALIIsO ON q 90. New York Steam Dye
a " orks; ladies' and gents clothing spe
cialiy. II " est Sixth ST.
I TAHLERT g. MINTEL, Minnesota
IL Steam DYE Works "a East Seventh
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PHONETIC SHORTHAND.

THE OSGOODBY SCHOOL OF STEM
i ography, Rochester, n. Y; thorough in
struction by mail, including Manual, Reader
and Speed-Book, $40; books supplied for Self
instructions; Engraved Synopsis for two-cent
stamp.
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POPULAR WANTS.
FOR RENT.
Houses.

4 WE RENT HOUSES, STORES, OF
H. FICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGEN-
CY. GLOBE BUILDING.
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COTTAGE-For rent. a neat cottage;
~ half block from Rice street car. Inquire
$50 Charles ST
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

miscellaneous.
SPLENDID FARM for sale on the
n 500 railroad: depot on farm; large
lake on one side; good fishing; would make
the finest summer resort in the Northwest:
best kind of land; Is miles from st. Paul.
Address A. Z. Jerdee, Clear Lake, Polk Co.,
Wis.
IF YOU HAVE ANY MONEY TO invest
i In real estate in st. Paul. it will pay you
to see J F. Eisenmenger. 1853 Wabasha st.
WANTED TO SELL OR TRADE two
w good improved Minnesota farms for
stock of clothing or dry goods Address S
20f Globe.
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TO EXCHANGE.

VHANTED-To do house or sign PANT
w ing for good buggy. Call or address
1876 West Sixth.
WANTED TO ENCHANGE-0ne or
w two houses for farm. B 81, Globe.
400 ACRES LAND to exchange for
HUI stock of merchandise. N, Globe,
saltwater Mimi.
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COTTAGE-For rent a cottage of six
~ rooms, corner Eighth and John st. In
oujre 404 Eighth st
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GaleniC Medical Institute
10. 81 E Third ST. St. Pant Min,

Establishedin lSG1foe
the cure of private, nery
ousand chronic diseases
Including Spermator
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etc,
The physicians Of tn
old and Reliable Insti.
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tuLe especially treat Ill
The above diseases-are regular graduates
and guarantee a cure in every case under
taken, and may be consulted personally or by
letter.
Sufferers from any Of these ailments be.
fore consulting others, should understand
their diseases and the latest improved treat
ment adopted at our institute by reading our
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The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health. a
private Medical Treatise on the above dis
eases with the Anatomy and Physiology Of
the Sexual System In Health and Disease
containing nearly 800 pages and numerous
illustrations sent to any address on receipt
ofreduced price. only Twenty Cents, or value
i'll one or two-cent stamps.
Pamphlet and chart of questions for stat
ing case sent free.
All business strictly confidential Office
honrs, S a. m. TO p. N, sundays excepted
Address letters thus:
GALENzC INSTITUTE,
st. Paul. Taian'
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CUOK-Wanted, one head cook for hotel
y and restaurant; none but g first-elass
man need apply; good salary will be paid
Apply at fremont Hotel. Duluth, Mimi.
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATION OFFERED.
enlaleS.

4 TTENTION. LADIES = Superiuous
n hair on neck or face permanently cured
without pain. Bon Ton Hair Parlors, 424
WaDaSha. corner Seventh.
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CLERk-Young man (23). who is a good
y penman and understands bookkeeping,
wishes situation; six years business expert
euce Address c 2O2. Globe.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIANO TUNING. S1.5c-First-cla work
l. guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett 525
Wabasha St. Room 2: city references.
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COTTAGE--For rent, furnished cottage,
~ eight rooms. responsible parties: near
Pc ople's church; small family. Address
Cottage Clone
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WANTED TO RU1.

WANTED To RU1.
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING - Gentle
- mems second hand clothing and blankets
for cash; fur coats a specially. Address
store 1856 East Seventh ST.
VIZ ANTED-To buy two good, sound
w horses for laundry wagons; must
weigh from 1,050 to LOO pounds each; call or
address The GLOBE Steam Laundry Company,
81 South Robert
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

4 GENTLEMAN of good address, that is
II reliable and can furnish references, is
wanted in every town throughout the West
10 represent the Oldest and most reliable,
safe and favorabiy known Standard Mutual
Aid Association of Minnesota. interviews
are easy when you are acting for us, we
having an enyiable reputation Tor square
dealing and the rapid payment of all just
claims Standard Mutual Aid Association,
GlGfa Bnilling ST Paul. Mimi.
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Miscellaneous.

DARN FOR RENT-My barn il the rear
ID of GA Holly av, fitted for team; room
for three rigs; water i'll barn and wash rack;
also mans room. Apply to 80 East Third ST.,
or 6I4 Holly av
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OFFICES-For rent splendid offices:
" few desirable offices can be had in the
Globe building St Paul; all modern con-
veniences; at reasonable rent including
steam heat Apply to j. w. Taylor, Agent
Room Is.
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CANVASSERS Ar ONCE = Six gents,
\ six ladies: make from 81 to IS per day
easily. Apply to-day, L TO J, George King,
MIXERS Photo Gallery, Ill and 173 East Sew
enth ST St Paul
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DANGS BANGS cut and curled; 10 cents;
ID will keep in curl three to nineteen days.
Bon-Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Wabasha, corner
Seventh
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uOUSE-For rent cheap to right party (;
IL new house; city water; S13. 433 Sher-
burne ave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Colonial CaDitaI Chat.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec, H-rSpecisLl-Our
cou1ty court IS IN session here today. Judge
isaac H. Christian Is presiding. AS he has been
req estcd 10 fill out tho uuexplred term of
the late Judge far1ning.
Revs !. Il. Moss and =. T. Warren, pastors re-
spectyely Of our Methodist and BaDrist
churches, leave 20 morrow morning for Rich
mOnH. having been selected as delegates 10 lie
Temperance convention which meets on the
lJtL,and 10Th instant
hr thomas Newman, treasurer OF York
county has decided To 0ppoln. Dir. John T. Bull
a. his deputy IN BrutOn district.
Professor IalbO. Sweeney. OF Newport News
ls here to-day This gentleman has Just pub
hshed book entitled The Question of Tres-
son 2nd Perjury and defends the Southern
Leaders in the cause IN 1851.
he BAPTIST and Methodist ministers Of our
town have arranged 10 hold -oln. services in
the Baptist church on ANA, dav 40 II o clock.
rev. RAM hlteheat. presiding elder OF this
disiuct, Will hold nls hrst quarterly Colfcrcnce
here during Christmas week This elliuant
divine viii preach here on the 9Th instant
rev. i. .. warren returned on Yesterday from
trip 20 lllcksford IN Greensyillo countY.
hr. hoDert $. toapland, who for several
months has heen attending lectures al the The
illogical Seminary near Alexandria. returned
nome yoster lay very unwell
Ia Srippe Is now on the rampage hereabouis
BON IN town and county Many Of our people
are down with H. and in some instances whole
families IRE Frustrated
Owing 10 the absence OF manv OF our lawyers
on account or ia grippe, no action was faacn by
the bar ana court IN regard 10 the death OF
Judge tar,hng. suitable memorial reso'u
IONS wiu DC presented at the next term of the
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

CULpEpER. Va, Dec H-lSpeciaL Alexander
Thompson, colored. one of the alleged partici
pants in the assault committed 40 Parrs store n
Brandy station. near Culpeper. Va, about sil
weeks ego. was arrested In Washington. ID. e..
yesterday morning by Detective Raft and
brought 20 this city to-day.
The trouble az PARIS store occurred one
evening after sunGOWn and caused much ex-
element 40 the time. white man and two
cOlOred men Thompson and q man named
Brown went 20 PARIS store and bought some
cheese and crackers 70 cat. As ladies were
in the store the men were requested
TO 60 into a room in the rear and
finish their lunch. but this they refused
20 do and caused trouble On account of their
threats the stOrekeeper closed his place Of bust
ness Tor the night and only opened when per-
suadcd 90 DO SO by his neigbbors who were
ready 20 protect him. After he opened the
trouble occurred and Parr and two Of his neigh
bors were badly beaten. Parr received num-
her of cuts while q neigDbOr named Emery
was badly bruised and another nelghDOr was al
badly treated that ne IS still IN critical cOndi-
ton
The negro Thompson Was arrested at Parr
store that night. and his arms were secured with
II piece OF rope bnt while waiting at the store
ono of his companions cut tho rope and he made
his escape.
Sheriff Whitlock fired number Of shots al
him as he fed IN the darkness and one bullet
took piece of his left ear, while another took
tip of one Of his fingers.
Two days Iater he reached Warrington, and
Yesterday be called az the house OF Detective
laf where his wife MAS employed q. servant
and the officer arrested him. Sheriff NhitlOck
reached Washington on he early frsln and re-
turned home with the prisoner later IN the day
reaching hege tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Railway Appointments-other News.

CHARLOTTE. n c.. Dec 4.-lSpeciA Ll-loql
correspondent learned to-day that Captali
John DodsOn, superintendent Of the Ch.arIotte
Columbia and Augusta division Of the hicI
mOnd and Danyilie, is % become superh lehu
ent of the Air Line division.
Cecil Rabbit formerly of the Georgia L en-
trial. will succeed Captain DOdson as super IN
tendent Of the Charlotte. Columbia and Au
gusta.
Sam Cowan, a well-known yonng man OF
Rock Hill 5. c.. committed suicide night or 80
ago By shooting himself through the head. No
cause was assigned for the act.
James Malone, for eight years agent for the
Standard OIL Company IN this city, was to-day
transferred 70 Lexington. ny.
4. j. Swan OF the firm Of Blankinshlp Co,
of Steel Greek township disappeared several
days ago and has not been heard Of since. IL has
been discovered h. had involved the COMPANY
considerably, besides having numbers OF out
standing individual debts
Rev. d. Miller Of the First Presbyterian
church. was Yesterday elected pastor emeritus
at salary of 81 200 per year
The license fight is still on. The commits
sioners so far refused al applications to-day
A w.. Badgers wholesale house was turned
down to-day and all other old applicants with
drew after that, several new ones are IN the
field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
aFich. the Good rIgh. of raitI.v

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec -ISpccGLl- j.
W Rosebro. d. D., pastor of Iabb-sireet Pres
byterian church. delivered a special sermon last
night before the Petersburg Grays. who were
present i'm full dress uniform. lie selected as
his text the first letter Of Timothy 9th chapter
mad the first clause OF the 18th verse " Fight
the good fight OF faith lay hold Oh eternal life.
DIR. Rosebro said that there are three enemies
who meet IA the world. the flesh AMI the devil
and he spoke at some length On each OF them.
I'm the course OF his remarks, Dr.. kosahro said
that the bookstores aud news-stands were
not allowed TO sell the Police Gazette.
while the city authorities allowed show bills
10 Lo exhibited on the blll-bOArds which causes
modesty 20 Dinsh. I'D referring 10 gambling,
Dr. ROsebTO sad thot II mad led 20 the taking
Of bank and trusf funds and be characterized
the Louisiana state lottery as source Of much
evil aud wickeduess. In his prayers Dr. Rose
bro PRAYED tervontiy ami earnestly for tho
young men Of the city and that each member
OF the Petersburg 6rays might become sol
der for Christ in one or the other of the
churches. At the close OF the services at the
Iahb-street Presbyterian church yesterday
morning collection was taken mp In behalf of
evangei,siic work and S2s' We're subscribed.
40 IS expected 90 raise the sum 20 about SOD
The quarterly meeting Of he BAPTIST Sunday
school Union of Petersburg and Etirck was
held az the frs, Fautist church on sunday
afternoon no clock and was largely attended.
] he exercises consisted Of singing, reading Of
reports from the several schools and an address
by key. j. VI. Pitcher. The reports from the
various schools were as follows.
First church school total oiicers and teach
ers, a; total scholars 2S; Total officers, teach
ers and scholars, H2; attendance, - per cent;
contributions. S2fs1.
Second church school. Total officers and teRch-
ers is: total scholars. ~: total officers teachers
and scholars, lO5, attendance. 50 per cent; con-
trihutions, BIS.
West End church school: Total officers and
teachers. s.: toiai scholars lac; total officers,
teachers and scholars III; attendance, Il per
cent: contributions. Nf2.
Ettrck church school: Total officers and
teachers. T.: total scholars. 90: total officers
teachers AMI scholars, -; attendance, 81 3-5 per
cent: contributions, g. %.
Mission school: Total officers. teachers and
scholars. liz: contrbutihns. 5000
Tho offices Of j. ". llcCance d Co and W r.
Nichols, ID Pocahontns, were broken into last
night by thieves, but nothing OF value was
carried of, as the burglars were in search OF
money
colored man named Alex Porter. from Rich
m0nd. met with Il painful accident this morning
az suffolk lie was attempting 10 cross the track
TO get on the west-bOund passenger train when
he was struck by freight train. Porter had
his leg broken and was otherwise injured. The
Injured man was brought here to-day and sent
TO his home in Richmond
An unknown white msn was run over and
killed by a train at Iuni station on the Norfolk
and Western railroad last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
A Mob Attacks the jail.

PAMYRA Va. Dec. Speciall-Tho usual
quiet OF this town was disturbed Friday night
between X and 1 O'Clock by numerous pisto
shots and heavy blows from a rattering-rain
which were found 10 proceed from the jail in.
yestigatlon proved that q mob Of twenty-five
masked men well armed were attempting
to take from Jail Lee Logan, charged with a.
tem0ted criminal sssault for the purpose OF
lvnchlng him The mob succeeded in breaking
the outer door Of The all. bat the inner door
proved too much for them.
sheriff Campbell and Justice w. y. Hender-
SON we're on the ground and prevailed on the
would-bo lYnchfrs 20 lei the LAW lake It's course.
Soon the mob dispersed, but 4 IS thought they
will come again better prepared. as they ssid
thcv intended.tO have him. They left amid p
yolley OF shots Sheriff Campbell displayed
considerable courage in the matter. The jail Il
now guarded.
Your correspondent interviewed tho prisoner
next morning. tie said IL was night Of agony
to him lie realized the fact that il the mob
succeeded N getting IN he would be hanged and
sometimes il looked as If he would go Wild lilo
strongly maintains his innocence. but there is nc
doubt az 20 bis guilt lie has soy cral times
asked FOR laudsnum 20 kin himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

WINSTON. \. c., Dec. 14-ISpeciaL A white
man, and a suspicious looking character who
gives his name as James Frather, was arrested
IN a barn loft in Winston by the police TINS
morning. I'm his possession was found lady
hreast-pin and watch chain, matches and a large
bunch of keys 10 fit almost any kind OF lock
besides many other articles OF little value.
At the trial before me m ay0r to-day he adj
mitted that he was run away from Pennsylya-
MIA for stealing lie had little note look IN
his pocket which gave history Of ms travels
SAYS that he has been through ONO. Pennsyl-
vania. MARYLAND, Virginia. West Virginia and
North Carolina. In another place be has 10
written that ne stole his way on the trains by
riding box cars with cattle. merchandise, etc.
In several instances he SAYS he was locked mp m
cars without any food for TWO days and nights.
Prather was remanded 70 jail, where he WILDE
held until kilograms can be sent 10 Virginia and
tie other States through which 10 claims to
have travelled lie stated 10 one OF the prisoners
ia Jail with him that there was enough against
him 10 send INN 20 the penltont.ary for num-
Der OF years n IL could BIO found out 10 Is be-
heyed hero that be is a member OK the burglar
gang which has teen doing up tho towns IN iir-
gina and North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

Thomas Coleman. a native Of Loudoun coun-
r.. was killed in Wheeling Fri lay DIV tho fall
ing Of an elevate. IN the Schmulbach brew
tTy
The largest cargo Of grain ever shipped from
Newror News WAS carried ont yesterday by the
British steamship Cameo consisting OF 10000
bushels OF OATS. 70 London.
ne fishermen of the Hatteras coast section
are catching large quantities OF biuehsh just
now Shaa have commenced 70 run month
earlier than usual in the southern waters. and a
month later the stake nets on the Carolina
marshes will be putting the FISH in market in
moderate quantities in competition with the
lorida sunrly, thereby reducing rrlces con-
silerably. The best roes are retallcd IN the nor
folk market. even now at 81 lr,wAlch IS very
unusual for the Christmas season.
4 new lodge Of the independent Order OF Odd
Fellows has just been organized IN Norfolk. and
starts out with membership Of 23j.
NJ J. Spurlock, the most extensive lumber
OPERATOR IN Wayne county, ". Va. was accident
ally killed Thursday He was hauling timber
on Big creek. near Wayne Courthouse, and
while rolling logs down steep decliyity was
caught by log. which rolled over his body. He
lived ahont twenty minutes:
Miss Mamie u. Shepherd. daughter OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad agent at Fishers
vile. died Friday.
Some fine hogs have been killed near Monn,
Crawford. Here is a sample: Mr.. Zen Switzer s
shoat, Sil pounds. net: II. Carver. 40 pound,
net: Thomas Linden, sos and SO pounds: Mr..
Dingress; 100 and S5 pounds: lanes Alexander.
cs3 pounds: +. Bowman. nine hogs, 5000 pounds,
several weighing over 400 pounds; L. Byrd, six,
average $40 pounds; w. Walters, five. average
ssD pounds, anu ssspral others IN town over 800
each.