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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
Personals.

Personals.
Misses jamie Moore and Maria Maris
Mcclure are visiting Mrs. Frank V.
Tilford in Washington.
Major Elet Cabell, of the recently
mustered out 9th Va. Regt, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. 4. Moore. Jr.
Rev. Ewd. Wall returned Sunday
morning from Trenton, n j., where he
had been visiting his cousin, Mr.. Chas.
Binns.
Mr. w. w. Hutchinson has returned
to Berryville, after being absent several
weeks on business
Messrs. Charles Balthis, of Shenan-
andoah Junction. and George G.. Shep-
herd, Jr., of Cumberland. Md, were IN
town last week
Mr. Matt Thompson. who has been in
England for the past two years. reached
his home here last week and took his
friends by surprise, "a none were aware
of his having arrived in this country.
He expresses himself "a being glad TO
again plant his foot on old Virginia soil.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
Briefs

"e'ong'ns to Mr.. Truxton Bo,ce
wnlie 'ei' to stand in front of MIR. :
f. oa"gh'nan's store last Thursday
n'enH started through town up the
winchester pike. aud nothing conld
oe heard of them that night. They
ran AS Tar as the front of Mr.. Geo
""'ns home. where they found the
gate open through which they passed
ana went up To his residence. Mr.
Irwin, hearing the nois outside. w.,,
out and finding no one with I'M.
horses, unhitched and stabbed them
HE next morning he d.ov. ,hem
Gown town To find their owner. 10
"hom they were restored without thu.
animals or sleigh having sustained
anv injury.
LANDRETH'S "New Crop" Gar
den Seeds at W. Richardson's.
Those person who are in the haiti
OF saying at is too cold 10 snow"
should bear In mind what the tenn
perature was during the blizzard of
Monday, when the therinonet,r was
hugging the zero mark. The bl,z
zard of that day closely resembled
the one of February. 1895, except
that the snow. fall was nearly three.
times MS great as it WAS four wears
ago. The weather bureau ON Satur
day evening heralded this as sec
ond storm from the Northwest,
What has gone wrong with that sec
ton To make it churn OUT so much
trlgid weather is what no one can
tell.
We would suggest to our town
council that # u has ANY money on
hand 1t ought To supply some fuel to
those who are now IN need and have
not the means to purchase the same.
We do not think single tavpaye'
will grumble at making such an APP
preparation, whether or not there Is
any law for doing -. This is an cx
IRENE situation, and extreme rene
dies are necessary Ia save life. There
are very few among uS able ioeNte'i
reIlf. but 10y ali giving according 10
their ability IN the shape of taxes.
much suffering may be averted.
LANDRETH'S New Crop" Gar
den Seeds at W. Richardson's.
Owing to the smallpox prevailing
IN Alexandria there Is much talk of
convening tn" annual conference of
the Methodist r. Church South in
some other place, though that city
was chosen for the next meeting hy
the last conference. Among the
places mentioned If IA change should
oe made is MartInsburg. The con
ference Will not assemble before the
22nd OF March.
on account OF the bad condition
Vi Tue 'o""S "nu '"c'emeht weather
tue "i'is''e' entertainment when
was "u 'e'''se" 10 oe given 10y the
pe'ryV'''e "'nS're' OomP"nynn WIN
S'"" nan yesterday evening mas been
P"S 'Po'e" "'''' rr'""y evening next
reo' ""' at 90 r. H. Let all bear
'"'s c""uee !" ''''i" 50 'ha' yo" Will
"o' "''9' '"' '''e' '"' II ''e"''
y" "o""ay "iorn'hS Master hic'
'"'l'He'"' "Po" S"'"g OUT 10 MS pug
pc" a' HIS nome III the lower emu oil
''""' 'o"'u '""' '"F pug co"'"tu
'ne.e'" n"' ''o~e', 10 uF".n curing the
"'en'' we maven nearu oi any more
S'ocN 'e'"s frozen curing the recent
COlu SHIP. Out We understand ina
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

The very finest. The ne plus ultra
The creme de la creme That's HAIR.
PER Whiskev in three languages.
Sold hv
r. y. CASTLEMAN
Berryville. Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
Mrs. G.. r. Jones
Nj II
YOUR
COWS
Profitable
BGTTyVillG
CREAMERY.

Having purchased the Creamery outfit r..
Gently operated toy Mr. IL l. Davies. Al tn,
Berry Nille depot We invite the attention of
FARMERS I" The possibilities of keeping this
creamery nm operation The Mix Cow -
one "t lac most Profitable Industries be.
longing - The Farm, II TILTED TO THE
BE- ADVANTAGE. We propose 10 fur
nISh YOU
Constant market for Your MIX
az the Very Highest ASH Prizes and ;,,.,,,
wl!l literally encourage as we Will make -
10 your advantage Ia do ~.
One OF the firm has had a large Experi-
enc III the business, having run this Cream
cry for more than a wear and We bsl;e,,
WIN your patronage IL can he made a com
y etc success
- We will keep constantly on hand FRESH
81 TEN and BCTTERMILK for our pa
irons AT home.
C.. HOWELL n BRO.
sep2S "
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
COLD IN HEAD

cleansc> the Nasal Passages. Allavs lutiam-
nation. Heals and protects the mem prane
Restores the senses ~ taste and smell Full
size Sc; Trial Size loc a. Druggists or bv
mail
ELY BROTHERS. So Warren st. New York
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

moderated that day under the influ-
ence of sHnshine, but on "Wednesday
morning at daylight the thermometer
recorded 3 degrees b'low zero.
The snowdrifts bl"cked the move
ment of trains over the y. & W.
Train 28 from Shenandoah, due at
1907 "a. tn, reached here several hours
late OH Monday but was unable to
proceed any further. Mail train 3,
from Hagerstown, due at the same
hour, is reported blvckaded between
here and Charlestown. Ii is also said
that freight train is of the track
some where north of here, aud that
the Bullskin water tank, near Ripon.
Is lying across the track, having
bursted or fallen from some other
cause.
Five engines are held at the Ber-
ryViile station Oh "Wednesday morn
ing as We go to press. \ snow pillow
from Roam Ike passed tins station the
same morning going nOrihward 10
open the track. II l. thought hv to.
morrow Crhursday) the y. x ". will
get ITS train service IA operation again.
though not on schedule time. We
have had no mails since Sunday morn
Iug. Unless the wcat her turns warm
enough To put crust on the snow,
nigh winds are liable to block tie
road again owing TO the quantity IF
snow lying everywhere.
The opening of our county roads
will require considerable labor ami
expense. They are sand TO he block
aided 10y drifts from to 40 feet deep.
The Nhcuandoan river b. rrportrd
frozen over at some points
The arctic spell. Ne rc.te,.o learn.
has caught oar coal dealers with
short supplies. but wi;h 80, prospect
ot AN earl, r~-unp'ion Of railway
traffic other supplies will soon be re
criycd.
1t Is curious tnaJ ;h- descent f
this cold wave should hi,r occurred
"n the anni ~sary of ,he great u.iz-
zard of February. 1873.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

Sill S1 S3-lI ISL 81
BY balance in hands of the
County Treasurer ..... .... 1881 5S
BY order OF Board of Supervisors.
JNO Vi GIBSON. Clerk.
per ions B. NELL. Deputy Clerk
febl 81
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
Monument 10 MosDy = Men

\ special from Alexandria. Va.
says: The contract for the erection
of mlnumeut al Front Ro,al. Va
TO the memory OF seven mrmhcrs of
Mosby's command. who were killed.
IN that town, has been awarded los d.
committee to the Alexandria. Va.
Marble Company. The monument
will be- of rough granite. t~eutv-ii,e
feet in height, upon Il double base.
which will be properly inscribed. 4
tablet of bronze will also be- placed
near the base of the monument. Ii
will show The Partisan al Bav." \
stalwart Mostly mau, whose strrd has
fallen, pierced by the bullets Of tn,
enemy, still hestrides the fallen horse
and. turning, points his revolver al
advancing aSsailants with AN eve of
fire that seems to say, "Six of you
shall bite the dust before my blood
stains the soil of my home. which
am defending"
The committee having the matter
in charge are Lieut. Ben Palmer. of
Richmond. Va; Lieut.. Boyd smith
of Alexandria, Va; Joseph BRYAN. of
the Richmond Times: john Il. Til
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
FURNITURE
AND CARPETS

IN America, and save you many dollars.
Gould you invesr a cent 10 better adj
vantage Think il over.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
ISAAC BENESCH
& SONS,
549-557 N. GAY ST.
BALTTrIORE. X
S T A 7 E M E N T
OF TIE
County Levy

The following l. a statement of the re-
ceipis anu expenditures OF Clarke Coun-
" for the year 1897. a. required bv Sec
ton So of the Code of Nirrinia for 1857.
RECEIPTS.
BY balance In hands of County
Treasurer from 1880. .....S 2l3G 10
By amount levied for 1891. in
Guiding penalty ............. 9.745 "a
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
Warning to a Young Man


The Lakeview correspondent of the
Winchester Times contains the fol
lowing warning to young man of
this section:
This old crooked world is compos
ed of all kinds of people and the Der
rvvIlle neighboi hood is no exception
To the rest in this respect. We have
reference TO "a friend of ours who for
bare faced Impotence takes the cake.
He drove from the aforesaid neigh
uorhood, distance of five miles. with
horse and buggy to call ON lady AT
this place on Sunday evening. hut iu
stead of spending the evening i'm her
company. he borrowed her fathers
sleigh and drove several miles further
an and took another girl out sleigh
riding. If such thing happens
again We will surely tell his name"
Attention Sons of c. V
The regular monthly meeting of
the j. +. b. Stuart Camp of c. V.
will be held in Camp Hall Saturday
next, Feb. 18th, at $50 p. IN. y
full attendance is desired as nomina
tIons for several offices. which were
declared vacant at the last meeting.
are to be made, and other important
business is To be transacted.
DANGERS OF THE GRIP. - The
q eatest danger from La Grippe i of
It's resulting IN pneumonia. If rc.
sonable care is used, however. and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken.
all danger will be avoided AMONG
the tens of thousands who have used
tins remedy for la grippe We have
YET to learn of II single case having
resulted in pneumonia which shows
cOnclasively that this remedy is n
certain preventive of that dangerous
disease. Ii will cure Ia grippe in
less time than any other treatment.
Ii is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by W. Richardson. druggist.
Educate Your B"wrIs Wuh Cs~carcts
Ch v athartiN. q trf CDu~l Zone. t.r
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
DON'T FORGET
TuAT THE ENTERTAINMENT

THAT THE ENTERTAINMENT
TO BE GIVEN 81 THE
BERRY VILE MINSTREL co.
HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT.
FEBRUARY 18th. 1899. AT1:I5 ~.
IN WINSTON HALL.
ADMISSION, % CTS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

Educste Your is"weis Wtth C,scarctS
Canly Cathartic. e ir, cons. .t....... ..lf, 81,
10. tb- n 9 G q 20 .,t.ll,.,.... . M ,.,.,,,,.,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

But little as it is, if you will invest 1t in
postal card and address it TO US, ask
ing Tor our New Catalogue, it will be
he means OF acquaiuting you with one
OF the most desirable lines of
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15

Your Local dealer could not produce
the equal of this range for less than
sIs tt. iade of best pig iron, burns
both coal a-Id wood and is guaranteed
a goot Blker and Heater. We also
guarantee its safe delivery.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
ASK NOIR
Druggist
Tor "a generous
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.


contains nO cocaine
mercury nor any
other Injurious drUl
IL = quickly absorb
Ell. GlVeS Relief al
once IL opens an
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-02-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
TOWN LOTS.

Pursuant 10 decree of the circuit cour,
oil Clarke county entered at the May term.
1872, IN the cause of II. b. Chapman and
wiie vs.. George l.. Slime Ell ais. will
sell at public auction in front of the
court house in Berryville. Va. on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

pecial benefit was this law passed? Was IL
LOT the people or only for a special class
OF them? Read 1t again and see II you can
not plainly see the seal of the hardware
ana implement man on every item named
IN section 2, and II appears TO have proven
sesame 10 legislature composed prinei-
pally OF eN- book and fruit tree peddlers.
Is II possible that the hardware and i'm
plement men have become a special charge
upon this State and are more deserving OF
legislative protection than the man Who
raises cotton, sells dry goods or groceries,
or follows any other legitimate line of
business? Not satisfied with what they
have accomplished, they are liking rp 4
committee 10 appear before the tax COM
mission appointed by the governor TO ask
for more protection yet. (See Machinery.
implement end Vehicle Journal. Dallas.
July So
1t is claimed that this tax was imposed
10 protect the public "a large from the
ravages of sharp aliens" now there may
be something In that, but do you suppose
That the said sharp aliens can hit any
gait, or trot In any class the lnstigators
OF this law can not safely enter? / think
not. ] happen to know several OF these
men, and they are first-class men, socially
ana commercially good citizens. and |
am willing to back" each or every one of
them in any race for the dollar, where the
devil takes the hindmost. This law can
only benefit the State revenues to some
extent, but 1t comes indirectly from peo-
pie who have already all the bills they can
well afford to pay. 1t Is true that the
very men for whose exclusion this law
was passed are in the State today; have
paid this license and are selling their
goods to our people. saw hack the
other day for which farmer paid $3.50
that could well have been bought for less
1t was purchased on good long time at &
per cent interest. but am OF the inn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

preston that the innocent purchaser in
this instance paid a goodly portion of this
prohlbitory 90 tax. ! fail to see where the
originators of this tax are or will be
benefited, unless II is something like max
ing the other fellow pay a fine for whip
ping YOU, and even IL the State and county
are gamers, it's on the same principle Of
the SOW that eats her own pigs. Now, who
does IL harm? 1t will put damper on the
Efforts of our citizens to attempt any i'm
provement In farm machinery, churns or
the like. and 1t literally mashes out the
man who has something OF this character
already developed. In which he has In
vested years of time and all the money he
could raise. Possibly these wards OF the
state may have had an idea to this. SO
that they could continue undisturbed to
handle and furnish our people goods o.
Northern manufacture. You may ask why
not get these men to handle our goods:
we'll, briefly; they won't do 1t! Our people
are constitutionally opposed to Investing
their money in home IDEAS | speak ad-
visedly and here let me say to those who
have inventions under this head. and have
not the means to nay the cost OF the
patent 1860 al least), 1915 to our blessed
your goods and some expense money be-
sides, or who have not the grit and de-
termination to work your business 'nde-
pendent OF outside assistance. had better
be employed in catching drift wood for
some one else on the halves
Does any one suppose for moment that
such laws would have assisted in deyelop-
ing the manufacturing interest OF the
North. with its multiplicities of industries
many OF which had very modest begin,
nings? Would the mechanic have had ths
inducement to develop his ingenuity mad
such law stared him In the face. tellIne
him that he had no right to sell his goods
unless he could establish store in every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

allowed the small inventor a ghost OF a
SHOW, and it is a remarkable fact that
most inventors are small financially (rich
men don't monkey with such truck) Peter
cooper made his start upward manufacture
ins siue In the morning and selling ii over
the city in the evening. / do not know IL
ne was called vendor" of adhesive
quantleS or simply glue peddler. and
suppose IL made precious little difference
70 feter' But II our legislature had sat ON
MS case his glue would have stuck to him,
we are literally bowling for factories and
constantly inviting Northern capital to
come among US. What's the use when we
are so perfectly willing to go TO them for
everything we need and also pay for the
hauilngf ] would not think II consistent
win their reputation for business we're
they TO pull up, leaving home. controlled
ana skilled labor, plenty of money at easy
interest and business already established
successfully and II they had real good
reasons for leaving that country we would
not want them. Acknowledging our Off
repeated invitations, occasionally a paiace
car loaded with Northern capitalists bears
down upon us, visiting the Fort Worth
packing house, indulge In a badger fight
WIN the Left Handed Fishing club of
houston see the Alamo and take IN
schultz's garden in San Antonio. winding
up with clam bake at Galveston; com
everything and everybody; great
est state in the world best people on
eartn' Ia ta-and that's the last we hear OF
tnem until we see their subscriptions TO the
republican campaign fund or learn OF their
wares through the beautiful circulars they
SEND US; but we send them our money
Just the same. already" Several OF our
cities have home industry clubs Some of
lhese clubs are composed Of he best c!ti.
zens, and some mainly OF the most progress.
sye. The name OF the thing sounded at.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

tractive to me, as / was DESTROYS CT put-
ting line of goods on the market IN bet
ter shape than ! was able TO ACCOMPLISH
alohe so l wrote to the secretary OF one
OF these clubs in a nearby city, laying
my wishes before the club through him,
and onering. If | could obtain TIE recess
sary inducement, to come Up ana help tnsn
Duiid up the old town. They mover even
answered my letter. learned afterward
that they were not especially hunting peo.
pie who needed assistance. but rather those
VINO could help them. and all the members
OF SAID home industry club used Chicago
catalogues instead of Bibles and were reg
uiar contributors to cheap for cash con-
Germ In far away Chicago. 1t looked like
calling up poor, hungry stray dog with
sort pet words, hiding the club behind
them. They did not get me close enough
10 club me, but 1t had real wholesome
I'm can effect nevertheless. tore out
the pen, stampeded back to nv workshop
office and began to claw 1t out alone with
pretty good effect, notwithstanding the sit
ting OF the legislature and the atchng OF
that spoiled egg pushed under 1t by a few
hardware implement men. Now which Will
De the shortest route TO factories end home
industries mot clubs). sit aud aait for the
Fellow from the North who is apparently
otherwise engaged or render some substan-
VA ENCOURAGEMENT 10 small home enter
prises. II worthy? II this doesn't suit our
people, who can be only attracted by six
story buildings and ffty-horsc power en-
gines Just have them "call off the dogs"
ana give us an even whack with the tray
ehng vendors OF literature" thuhD and
the ubiquitous dlsseminators of Chickasaw
piums and male persimmon sprouts, root
ca ON the rock-rbbed. red-clayed SLAM
tendicular hills OF Tennessee or elsewhere.
70 be brought here (free from all license)
10 be matured In the level loamy soil OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
THE pEpDLERs' TAN.
Criticism OF an Act Passed by the
Last Legislature.

Last Legislature.
To the Editor OF The Post
Rockdale. Texas, August i0.-"Forgive
Can not these beautiful words be applied
at least TO some of the acts of our present
legislature. notably the fixing of the ped
dlers' tax as 1t now stands on the stat
utes? Listen. Section 2. For every
person or firm who peddles out clocks,
agricultural implements. cooking stoves
or ranges, wagons, buggies. carriages. sur
reys and other similar vehicles. washing
machines and churns, an annual tax OF
$3.50 to be paid in each county in which
said occupation Is pursued Now add TO
this Sl25 county tax, making total OF 1915.
Now look for n moment at a portion of
section l. where bpok agents are termed
travelling vendors OF literature" and with
the meek-eyed fruit tree man. Is allowed
TO peddle whatever and whither he wills,
free OF all license. Great balls OF fire.!
Where are we at? Briefly am no ped
dler. have no special sympathy for them,
but this act bears directly upon business
In which am like many others In the
State, interested. and By this possibly the
attention Of some one who has a pull wild
de croud.' may wake up to the Importance
of the occasion. II might be considered
TOO late to kick now, as the law Is In oper-
alton and Will remain so until the higher
courts get slap at It. when II will be
thrown in the Glass legislation" rubbish
pile along with the "peddlers tax law
passed two years ago.
At whose instigation and for whose e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
Calvert News Notes.

Calvert. Texas, August 1s,--M Ilthus,,stI
farmers OF this vicinity are .nd put.|
over a truck growers association .Sout ~
pose effecting an organization
first of next month, - pub WI
Messrs. j. ]. Lauderdale anu vbeil|
returned yesterday from cnicI Ss Ia WI
they have been purchasing 49,
Intosh, McCrary & Lauderdals, 81 ~
Rev ]. X. Thompson. paasUt feturls|
Presbyterian church OF CaissN' O.. vhe9|
yesterday from Cottonwood, ~ yacslIse|
he has been enjoying mo n,,.,ou o. WI
Hon. Scot Field visited ho'' u
ness yesterday - Knight d
Byron Miller, a popular ,ns Nsp VI
grip, representing smith ,ss here yesa
leans, was selling groce''s
day fsi.f VIVA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
san patricIo County e. ~

sinton. Texas, August I'd En- John i
examiners composed Ga Ban PatricIo -
nolds. principal OF the r Ja Of ~
Prof. John Holland aniiis Turper. y! n
ton school, and MIS-; Mo'. met todsy. Y
err in Bay View coiless .chers' cert's..si:|
anime applicants ior ,ss before ~ ,isI5|
There are six applicant rtIand: NJ. li2
Miss Emma Caldwell ,,,,,a Mullen, s2|
Ulrich. Mathis; Miss : .u Aransn !
Miss Florence McM an All are awTIS|
Misses Lee. Inglesios.., acates ercsp. NJ
for second grade ce eivins for one
Mullen. who is appiyins
first grade. go
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

Texas. The shock would be suI . y, m
usqM u NJ OIL u peq ueAe '"o-', p,,,sr.
it reached here. l. \. r0i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

Goliad Guard: r Z .,,ssyii pei.easun "
is to be hoped the insenl'' "
cess.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14

charged to fund called sidewalk repair fund,
TO be created.
The treasurer reports total cash on
hand July 824 754 "a
To treasurer's credit in banks as
shown In bank pass book "a 1852 "a
Balance In hands OF treasurer. 200
Resp'y submitted
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
TEN AND
WOr1EN

VxIOr1ENI upon the mind, dis
WOl lEIN cOurages and lessons
ambition; beauty, vigOr and cheerfulness
soon disappear when the kidneys are out of
order of diseased. For pleasing results use
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp. Root, the great kidney
remedy. At druggists. Sample bottle by
mail free, also pamphlet.
Address, DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghamtan,
NY.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
OWosso. July /, '99.

Owosso, July l. 80.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF the City of Owosso
Gentlemen:-I beg leave To report that from
June y, 100, to July l, 80, have made no arrests
During this time locked up three tramps and
released them next morning
H. ii Ross
Attest, Nightwatch