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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06

The IIill.boro Bookstore is
hotter prepared to supply your
wants than ever before.
Wien buying Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for your cough, ask your
druggist for Ayers Almanac.
The County Board cf Educa-
ton a,por'ioncd the school fund
Tuesday, giving to each child OF
school age Sl.25
The IIill.boro Bookstore wishes
all a bright, happy and prosperous
year for 1894, aud thanks It's friends
tor past patronage.
We take pleasure in calling at
fcnton TO the card OF Mr.. Frank
Nash, a~tiorncy-at law, to be found
III another column.
II yon feel weak and all worn
ont take Siockton'- AntisertIc, 1t
will cure yhu.- For sale by X. a.
lsosemond. Agent.
We learn that VIM. Tilley, OF
Little River township, caught a deer
Last Sunday that weighed 50 pouuds
after it was dressed.
Since our last issue there has
been a slight change IN the .chedule
of the Nor:h Carolina Il. IL. See
Time Table No. 3 in first column on
our third page
There is no G fnr any man
to appear IN society With q grizzly
beard sluce the introduction OF
Hnckingham's Dye. which colors
natuiat blown or black.
Mrs. Lizzie III. Hogan, widow
OF the late w. j. Hogan, Sr., O.
thapc! Hill, was killed by a street
ear in Philadelphia last week. Mrs
Hogan was living in Philadelphia a,
the time OF the accident.
Married IN Little River town
ship, on Dee. II. 1898, At the resi-
denco ct Mr.. Robert Y. Walker
.athcr OF the bride, Mr.. Robert l.
Walker aud Miss Lizzie ii. Walker
by Rev, Is 5. Mckenzie.
Rev. Or. +. a. Yates, Presid
ing Elder. will hold his first Quar-
tcriy Meeting tor the presen, Cen
terence year in the Methodist churcl
al llillsboro on Saturday aud Sun
day, January 9Th and 9TH.
during the past h~ali-century-
since tie discovery of Ayers SaIsa
pariIIa-the average limit OF human
ite IN civilized countries, has bee
considerably leng,hened. Aver
Sersapartlla is everywhere cousid
cred tie standard blood purifier, lh
Superior Medicine.
Collector Simmons has recon
ternd.'f the following additions
appointments As >~torekeepcrs an
"anGef> Tor Orange james J. Hun
LJtil" River John ODan!e,s. Cha,
el l@i,i!, W Is Nilsson, Ceda
Gtovr CT. bradshaw. OAKS. Th
max ; niue s,orek,epess ~appointe
50 lar in this county.
The Durham Sun OF %.Tanuar
LIST says Today our townsma,
Col. J. ;. Carr. by virtue OF accep
Ing the Presidency o! the Nor,
Carolina State Agricultural Socie,
Will assume the duties or that odic
lits well Known energy, push ar
oia'e pride, Will give a new lmpe,,
20 the ncNt State Fair, aud we ID:
looh ar a sfand occasion. I.
WIN Merritt, white. aged abor
- had q bearing before NJ.
Ehand, j. T., on a warrant charpir
him with attempting 10 wreck
train between liltisboro and Eh.ar
on Wednesday, Dec IA. 1898. a,
was required TO give bond in Il
eun of $500 for his ~appcaranee
rhe next terra of Orange Sn,,eri
Cour, 10 be held 10 March. Merrl
gave bond. We learn tbs, 9th
warrants will follow.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
TINE TABLE NO. 3.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 8, 1893

IN EFFECT DECEMBER ., 1873.
Train No. 8, Mail, going West,
arrives at Iiillsboro at 537 p. IN.
Tram No. 10. Mall, going East,
arrives at IiillsborO at 913 8. III.
Tram No. II, linked, passengers
and freight going West, arrives at
Hifisboro At 30 a. IN.
Train No. II, linked, passengers
aud freight going East, arrives at
Hillsboro at IS a. III.
Tram No. G2, Local Freight, 60
ing East, arrives at Hillsboro a,
10 ID a IN. departs 1890 q. IN.
Tran No. G3, Local Freight, 90
ing West, arrives at lIiIisboro at
1211 p. IN. departs at II - p. IN.
j. &. COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06

HORSES AND Hoes FOH SALE.
l will sell three good Horses for
cash or on time.
l have also so Hogs tor sale. 1t
not disposed OF before Wednesday,
January 24tb, 1894, l will offer them
for. sale at public auction on that
dav at 10 a. m., at nv distillety Two
miles east of to wn.
For further particulars apply TO
DEVEREUX TURNER,
Hiilsboro, n. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Sol, or Cailoused Lumps
and Blenishes from horses. Blood
Spav'ns, Curbs, SpIints, Sweeney,
Rsng-bone, >iIfle>, Sprains, all SwoI-
let Throats, Coughs, etc Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by w. 4. Hayes,
Druggist, Hillsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

By virtue OF a mortgage deed execu-
ted to JOIN. Vickcrs by Pleasant q.
Barbec and Ma: tina J. Barbee his vile.
and properly recorded in Book p, page
IS, in office of Register of Deeds of Or
ange county, will sell for cash to the
highest bidder ut the court house door
in Durham, \. c.. Oh Saturday, January
18th. 1884, a tract OF land in Chapel Hill
township. Orange county. known a a
part of Boroughs land, adjoining lands
OF Charles Carroll, John 7. Borouyhs
aud others. and containing One Hun
dred and Sixteen Acres. more or less.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
to a costs.
This 4.h day of December. 1898.
JOHN VICkERS.
Mortgagec.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Advertisements will be inserted tor
800 per square tone lnch) tor the first
and tifty cents iorcach subsequent pub
LEGATION.
Contracts for advertising tor anil
space or time NAV be made at the office
II the OBSERVER. or by correspond
enre.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
Notice Allianccmen.

The next meeting of the Orange
County Farmers Alliance will be
held a.eHiIlsboro on the second
Thursday 10 January, 1894.
j. +. MCADAMs,
Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,3
~ ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, Dec. l, 1898.
James Webb. Jr., surviving partner of
James Webb. Jr. & BrotheG
against
NJ. \. Cheek.
SUMMONS M WARRANT OF ATTACH
MENT.
The defendant is notified that the
purpose of this action is to compel pay
ment Of All accoun for goods sold and
delivered i'll the years 1880 and lS9l tor
the sum of Seven Hundred and Thirty
Four 27-lC0 Dollars with interest from
January lst. 1892. due by account STA
ted. rendered and settled in which
summons and warrant OF attachment
have been issued returnable to Superior
Court of Orange County to be held Oh
2nd Monday after lst Monday of March,
1894. when and where defendant will
appear and answer or demur to com
paint.
! >. NJ. GATTIS.
Clerk of Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
MRS. NJ, L. TAYLOR.
NJ ORTGAGE SALE OF 4 TO-
HsctO FACTORY.

By virtue q! = mortgage deed excc,i-
ted by II. y. Brown. Jr. ~ .. ID.
Hooker. and duly Iecorlc,l In the Office
Of Register oil Deeds OF Orange countv,
in Book y. page IL ! viii sell for cash
to the highest bidder NJ the eour. hotisc
door III ilil.~t.nro. oa SaturIir. JANUARY
2Dth. .S9i ~ - o'clock. III. One House
and To: III the % at IiiIl.iHnra. lying
u the east slsic al tIu..tou street. AL
joining lands nf The heirs ot w. II.
Brown and others. being I'll. ho.se oc-
..npied by II. ~. Brown. Jr.. "a i TO-
bacco factory.
Sale j. mail. - satisfy mortgage aud
10 .pil c.--t~.
Tai. llih day of Dee. 1893.
-. II. HOOKER.
Nss.,agcc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
seed Corn.

1t you only owe US so cents, pay
it. No delay-we need and wan,
it. II You have not the money
bring Country Produce.
n. w. BROWN & co.
January LIST, 1894.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-01-06
Wanted.

$4,000 pounds of good red leaf
tobacco. Bring sample.
N. w. BROWN e BRO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09


In ell the scientific advancement
which has been made there Is nothing
which has attracted moro attention
and certainly nothing which is OF
more vital consequence to all than
that which has been made In the
of disease. There are
thousands OF sick persons and inva-
lids all over the country who have
until recently been unable to avail
themselves Of the most scientific
medical aid.
Through the thouRhtfulness and
kindness of that great benefactor OF
mankind. DR.. Greene. of IS West i4th
Street, New York. all those who are
from any form OF disease
may avail themselves of his great
system Of treating and curing disease
all over the land through letter cor
People can consult hin
by letter absolutely fres OF charge
DR.. Greene Is the most successful
IsDeclalist In curing all nervous and
chronic diseases; he Is The diseovere
OF DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. lie gives most careful
and explicit attention to all Letters
received by him and writes the patient
a full description Of the case. The
Doctor uses nothing but harmless
vegetable remedies and has had won
derful success In curing disease
through letter correspondence. Sent
for one OF his symptom blanks and he
viii write You a full description o
your disease and give you advice ii
regard to its cure. free of charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

Recently while Marshal Lannnn WINS
IsubpmnalnE jurors at Dover for this
term OF court, he was halted by three
men. Not being eRsily inundated,
the Marshal demanded to know the
reason OF the attack, when one OF tho
trio made a grab for I.annan's throat
The Marshal was too quick for him,
however, and before the rasGals could
d any hnrm pistol was pushed Ia
the fHco of the foremost rIilian, who
was admOnlshel to be careful or there
would be work for Coroner Clark.
This display cooled somewhat the
ardor OF sthe leader ard hts compun,
ions. ana the Marshal again demanded
to know the reason OF the attack, nj
the Same timn Informing tho desperu-
lOes hat he did not want to use Ills
revolver unless compelled to, but tua
he was prepared, as they could soc, &c
defend himself and would certainty Dc
$50 II necessary. Finding that Lamar
WAS determined AMI fearful Of arrest
m" three men took TO thelr heels nnG
disappeared, while tile Marshal con
tinted ON HIS way to the Buyarl
IIous .Nhero he was stopping. No ar
rests have been made as yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09


The way to carry an election is to
prevent large number OF voters from
paying their tax, and have them TO.
turned as errors. The loss of the tax
Is nothing in the eyas of tho Demo,
cratic Collectors can be made up
by the owners OF real estate, by the
farmers, the merchants and mechanics
The paople cln better afford TO pay
Increased taxes than tho Democratic
ofllrellalders can afford to be Defeated
It Is cheap way to TRY an election.
1t has served that party well In the
past md they hope 1t may do 81
again. Tho tax payers, however, arr
getting tired, and many OF them viii
kick this tlmo. and thus upset the
calculations OF Dlckey, Neary and
Dobb and their confodpratcs.
As Mr.. Quinn OF the Second Ward
predicted the other day. there will Ui
be democrat elected in this county
at the coming election. and although
he did not intend 1t for publication In
the newspapers. he says no stdnds
firmly by the declaration. Measrs.
Tomun, Carmiehae! AMI other asplr,
ants had better save their III 1ney, auL
the tax collectors anil other oiilcers
had better determine to 10 their dut5
AMI save thor credit. They have ruu
their race, the voters have decide
to make another change, and like sen,
siblS men they Should not waste thei
own iuuney or that Of the county, bu
gracefully bow to the Inevitable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

The Democrats OF this State have
decided that the most effective battle
cry they can make to alarm our PEG.
pleis. that this is to be an unadul-
terated campaign Of Doodle" The
Delawarean gave the alarm on Sntur.
day and Democratic Glasses repeated
1t In the Star on Sunday morning. 1t
looks as though the two articles
might have been Inspired II NOT
written by the same person. Ac
cording to them, Addicks Is tho Croe
sus who Is to furnish the money to
corrupt the poor Dem ocrats. As vii
lard salisbury of this city is an ad
wiser of Addicks. and Mr.. Walcott Of
Kent understands his aims and pur
poses this story of doodle is the same
'old bogy' resurrected for the pur
pose Of frightening the timid into
voting the Democratic ticket.
1t is singular that sensible persons
can be cajoled into repeating such q
foolish story. Addlcks has no am bI
sAOh w ouS Out otatc' liz may WISL
to secure legislation to enable him tc
make and sell gas, but that Is mat.
ter entirely outside OF politics. an,
must stand on Its own merits. Tha
he is going TO give money to corrupt
voters aud buy his way Into the U. S
Senate is myth that has been conjuret
up to serve the party lust as the tlsSu
ballots were used in the Third ward
Lannan's scrow driver In the Tent
ward, and Winehesters and night
riders have been resortei TO in orie
to make doubtful precincts solid 10
the pure Democracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

Hon. Lgmuel L, luigR, sou OF Row.,
b. Quigg, OF thIa city, made hls maid
go speech in the House OF Kepresenta
tlves on Friday. and scored what
might be Gala decided hit, ns bis
objections 10 the ru.o OF the Postinas
ter G"nerGi excluding society aud al
yer,is!rg papers from the mlils Mt tht
usual pound rate OF postage. were lis.
toned to atteutively AMI when le con.
eiuGed he was warmly applaudel by
Democrats US well ne Republicans. II
is thoilSEt the obieGltonabls ruilrp
will be reversed and the papers thus
excluded viii DO directed TO hs carr.sd
IN the mail at the same rates that arr
extended to newspapers generally I'll,
speech showed that the young orator
will prove decided acquisition to til,
House. Good for Ely, his whllou
schoolmntcs in our city ara glad tc
hear Of his sueceas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

Your reporter strolled Into II certain
hotel, which it would not be fair to
mention, and standing near the regis,
ter WAS ono Of our fast Young men,
and even Il casual observer might have
noticed his nervousness. Just at this
moment postal messenger brought
IL a box. The young blood eagerly
paid for 1t and Mt once opened 1t. As
the lid came OF We noticed ths con
tents were composed of sxpen five
roses. As no looked tho dude was
hoard to soliloqutzo thusly. What q
fool | am to spend my monoy on her,
she docs not care for me" Then turn,
ing to tho boy he gave directions for
tho box to DO sent TO uameless the
atre.
Some time after the reporter snun
tered into ii prominent place of umuse
ment. Sitting upon n front scat was
our dude Of tie evening, and his gaHt
was rlveted upon petite figure on the
stnge, whose breast was adorned witt
some of these roses. The dude
showed fascination upon his counte
nance. Some time later. possibly
abOu' midnight. tho REPORTER saun
tered i to fashionable cafe. Sitting Al
the tah.". drinking vino and eating
the deliants dishes placed before him
was our same dude. Sitting opposlt,
him was tho lad Of the stage, with
tho rosea still upon her bosom He
looked fascinated and hypUotized
She looked amused.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

In looking over the Held forlan avail
able and competent man TO Represent
theR publican party In the next Leg
islaturs. the Republic ans OF Christi.
ana hundred have been strongly urg-
Ing Mr.. Israel w. Marshall. OF York
Ign, to accept the nomination. He
positively declines to accept it. owing
to his large business requiring his at
tentlon. We hope the party will yet
be able to persuade him to accept 1t as
he Ia man OF fine business qualitica.
lions, and would convey with him the
sa me energy that mas always marked
his business career as q successful
manipulation.
These are the kind OF men we want
to represent us, not politicians and of I.
fice seekers, but men whom the offlca
seeks the man. We hope the good Re-
publicans OF Christiana Hundred will
be successful in getting Mr.. Marshall
to accept. A VOTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

III thou hast run with tootmsn an d
they have worried theo, then how
canst thou contend with horses. And
II In the land OF peace wherein thou
trusted they worry thee, then how
wilt thou do In Tie swelllngs OF .Jor.
lam Jor. MI 5, was Rev J. II. How.
ari's Sunday morning text at Asbury.
IL means that II we have not grace
enough to bear tho littis things OF till
lars how shull We De able to stand the
great HfTsdrs Of the next world. MIR.
Howard PIE lched an asia sermon. and
hls elo4ucace drew taurs from many
persons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

In order to increase our export trade
we must produce cheaper goods. W.
eannot sell goods in any foroig mar.
ket without we can sell them at as
low price as the British do. In or.
der to do this We must have cheap ma
terial. but We must also have cheap la
Dor. In other words the factory PEG
pie must work at rs low wages as TIL Q
English do. There is no other way to
successfully compete for the foreign
market. or even the homo market, II
the protective system shall be aban-
donsd. II our working paop.e think
1t good policy to permit the British
to sell their goods in our market they
must 60 into some other business. as
the supply will soon exceed the do
mand. II our factories shall be forced
to suspend operations, the operatives
will be forced to engage In farming
which calling Is overcro wded and doel
not ray reasonable profit. 10 In
crease the com petition In raising when
and corn will soon further reduce thu
profits. and the end must eventuall
be bankruptcy. Anyone can SEQ thi
must be the result, II he Is not az blln
as bat or as stupid as mule.
The evil of cheap things is fully II
Illustrated by the condition OF our pea
pie at the present time. Reduce
hours OF labor, reduced wages. sou
houses, and ponury furnish an obieC
lesson that cannot he gainsaid. t
this condition has the country bee
brought by Cleveland's campaign {
education by which men were led I
vote for change that may be classe
assulcidal. The majority of tho pee
pie rue their folly, and the receI
elections show that many OF them ar
contributing to Judo tho mlschi,
that has been done. Others. howeve
like Ephralm Of old, arc welded I
their Idols. and would perish ratho
than abandon the Jugernaut Of part
which they have worshipped as blind
ly as the heathens do who continue {
bow down to gods OF wood and stone
Their devotion to party is inexpiicabl
the lmmolatlon OF their country's fl
terest on theory is disgrace to IL
telligence and patriotism, a soleU.sl
without parallel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

Hiass says the first part OF Apri
will hare sudden and violent changes
OF temperature warm waves sand
wighpi with rain. cold and frost, tn,
inter touching tho Stlt or 9th. Abou
tho 1871 or 18th change To warn
weather. with storlns. followed by cold
rulu the l9Lh 10 tue 22d Is another
erlod OF marked disturbances. chang
.Hg to cooler about tile 26th. TGt
month Will close In the midst o.
stUrms GENITAL OIL the goth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09
NOTICE ! no the. uoronAnrr

M oTIoE no THE HONORABLE
IN JUDaEs OF the Court OF denerni
Sessions OF tho tcana nnd Jail Delivery
Ct the Slate OF delaware. In and for Nov
Castle county: We the undersigned re-
holders OF the First ward OF
the city OF Wilmington. DO hereby certt.
ry that John P. Donahoo, the owner
and occupant of the store situated at Nos.
bl7 and $40 Orange street. in the First
ward, city, county and state aforesaid
and described in his application. and who
70 an applicant for license on Monday. the
1th day of May A. D.. 1894 beiag the ne 1t
term Of said court, for the sRie OF fnioxi-
eating liquors In quantities not less than
one.half gallon therein, not TO be drunk
on the premises. he being licensed re-
the aggregate cost v,.lue OF his stock con.
stantly kept on hand for sale 10 not loss
than five hundred dollars; being q man
OF full age, sobriety and good moral
character; that such sale OF Intoxicating
liquors at said place Is necessary TO IL.
cpmmodate the public; that he ~ the
owner OF said house. and the
following respectable citizens OF said
ward, ut least twelve of whom aro SUBJ
stantial freeholders OF said ward. recom-
mend the said application. viz
Geo. j. Finck Edward c. Higgins
w: II. Jack Daniel McCusker
Edward Harltins William q. Eesmter
Ludwig Helndrick John Bader
e J. McManus w. Fleming
Patrick Dougherty NJ Devlne
Albert Neumayer Chas. Marks
j.. Hannah Thomas u. Kehre
James 81. Harkins Charles Corrigan
George O'Neill his
James Mckennh Michael u kehre
Samuel Finley mark
John Green James u. WEIGH
John Mc9owan Il. Neumayer
ID. Bubonzer Geo. 5teiulcxen
lChRs. A. Ninslow Jacob Schieber
JOHN p. DuNAHOE.
a8-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09
ON SATU RDAY,
THE I4Tn DAY OF APRIL, ilS9i,


Tile following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land.
with IA thrC,' story brick dwelling house
thereon erected. situate in the city OF
Wilmington. aforesaid. boun led and de-
sCrihed 10 follows to wit:
Beginning Of point on tho northcrly
side of Eighth street between Poplar aud
Lombard streets. ut the rasterly side of u
three feet wide alley. and ~ the distance
OF ~ feet from the eHSIetiy side OF Pop
lnTstrect thence along said side OF said
alley northerIy parallel with Poplar
street. lO+ feet. more or less. TO the south
erly side of another alley about tiye feet
wine; thence along said side OF said alley
east erly paral el with Eighth street "a
feet TO II corner; thence soalhCrly pural-
lei with Poplar street and through the
centre of the division wall between this
anu the adjoining house on the east ln4
feet. more or less. to the said northerly
side OF Eighth HtrCet, ana thence thereby
westerly 81 feetto the place ut beginning.
he the contents thereof what they may.
with the free use and priv lego OF the
above mentioned alley in common with
others entitled thereto forever.
Seized ard taken In execution MS the
property OF william McMenamin, and
flicn McMeuamin, his wife, mort
Eu4ors, and John McGloskey and Annie
T.. Johnson. formerly Annie Il. McCloskey
administrations OF Charles cIiloskey, de-
ceased, william NcMcuamin and l.llon
McMenamin, and {. t.'s.. and to he sold by
PEilit T. GOULD Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del, March
n, 1884. m1-cod6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT BID.
lNl ding without premiums. without
nublicity and without embarrassment.
The attention of all who want money IS
directed to the following: 800 to 5000
10 ned at legal iaterest. Loans may tie
returned In small monthly payments;one
year allowed 90 return the full amount
borrowed. Merchants, manufacturers.
employees and housekeepers who are re-
sponsinle may apply for loan at per
cent annually. Absolutely no bonus or
premiums. Real estHte security not ne
ressaiy;n publicity. LoansmE1n to pay
oil outside obligations such as to inrreRae
business, purchase business. for .buildinz
purposes. to make alterations TO buy
horlcs. or in fact for any purpose that
moncy mayh d sired.
THE CONNIE RCIAL LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY. 2JS Equitable building. vii.
mingtun. Del. a4aGt