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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-17
SILVER AND LEAD.

Bar silver, 595g cents.
Lead, brokers', S3.921z.
CopPer, casting, 1875 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-17

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Fair, stationery temperature.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13

A. III Steele. Of Trinidad. Col, /.
W. and A. II. Steele and little son,
Lee Allen, all of Lees Summit, are
visiting their brother. Judge F. NJ
Steele
Carter Wallace one Of the sub.
stantisl farmer frisnds Of the boom
ing TINEs residing in Charlotte
Township gave Ms a pleasant call
while in the city Monday. He has
had some bad luck in farming thiA
season, losing his entire wheat crop
of over so acres which he Plowed up
and planted to other grain,
Ralph Hammond, the boy stabbed
Tuesday night of last week by Fred
Mitchell, son Of Postmaster Mitchell
at Clinton, is improving aud the at
attending physicians have some
hopes of his recovery. The blade
Of the knife penetrated some two
lnehessgolng between the tenth and
eleventh rib and piercing the lower
part of the lung. The knife blade
missed the heart about three inches.
The difficulty took place about IL
o'clock at night on the east side of
the squire. Hammond is a porter in
g hotel and had been to late train.
On the way to the depot he passed
young Mitchell with a strange wo
man. Mitchell accused him of fol.
lowing him. Hammond denied the
charge when Mitchell advanced on
him and drove the knife into his
breast. The preliminary trial OF
Mitchell will be held the 10th. In
the meantime he has been released
on a bond OF $1,000.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the recorder
since July LIST:
July JAS Adams, OF Panams,
to Miss Sarah G Hudson, OF Rich
Hill; w o Trowbridge to Miss b Z
Ferguson, both OF Burdstt; w N
jackson to Miss r Burk, both of
Virginia; d E Foster to Miss Mamie
Crist, both Of Rockville; A M Ear
som, OF Pleasant Gap, to Miss Sallie
E Moler. OF Lone Oak.
3-Henry knapp, Johnstown, to
Miss Genia Morrison, of Culver; o
E Mudd, Butler, to Miss Florence
SALESMAN, Adrian; Howard FL Lewis,
of Olathe, Kas. to Miss Inetta Dear
droff, Adrian; Jas Vaughan, Foster,
TO Miss Jeanette HorDback, Sprague.
4-Claud Williamson, Everett, to
Miss Emma Cumptop, Elkhart.
5-Robt White, Joplin, to Miss
Gusta Erfkamp, Prairie City.
6-Ira z Armour TO Mics Susie
Lee, both of Hume.
1O-Wm Gibbs, Spruce, to Miss
Anna Sacks, Summit.
l1-Elmer Ellis to Miss Maud
Tourtillott, both of Rich Hill.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
Salesman.

Ga Wednesday July 5th, at high
noon, Elder T. j. Van Horn united
in marriage Charles Mudd, son and
deputy of Sheriff Mudd, and Mise
Florence Salsman, Of this city. The
wedding was q quiet affair, only @
few of the friends Of the contracting
parties being present. The happy
young couple start GU. on the voy
age OF life with the best withes Of q
host OF friends.-Adrian Journal.
The TINES joins the many friends
Of the contracting parties in hearty
couRratulations and best wishes for
for their future happiness and pros
perity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
TruEs telephone number 81.

I Insure your property with Frank
Hlusn. 10 If.
4 Our prices are low. FISK & Cook.
4 We are glad to see W. Q. Jackson
asut after weeks illness.
4 Bonds are mighty easy to issue
Hbut mighty hard to get rid of.
1 Take your produce to
4 FISK & Cook
4 The farmers are giving their best
.Horts to the harvest field this week.
4 I. NJ. Smith, of Deepwater, COM
Hpimented US pleasantly on Saturday.
I We. Mosier, a substantial farmer
/ Il Ballard neighborhood, favored Us
Substantially.
Miss Lucille Sewer has returned
from a protracted visit with friends
at La Plata, Mo.
W. S. Mullis, substantial citizen
and old resident of Walnut town.
ship, favored us with a renewal.
Misses Gertrude and Anna Eakin
have returned from a months visit at
their old home in Manhattan, Kans.
The trial of DR.. Goddard for MUIR
der has cost Jackson county $4,000
and the end has not yet been reach
Cd.
Before the people of this school
district issue $4,000 in bonds, they
will know where every dollar is
going.
The School Board should have
asked for enough more to build a
bridge across to the proposed new
school house.
u. B. Pearson, an influential dem
ocratic miner, a we'll posted and
very clever gentleman, sends remit.
lance for renewal.
Our esteemed friend T. n. Teeter
made as very pleasant call the last
Of the week. He reports the crop
prospects very fattering.
Judge William Cole, who served
Bates county faithfully as probate
Judge, and was an excellent official,
made rs pleasant call and renewed.
Dixie L. Haggard, of ElDorado
Springs, was in the city the first OF
the week. He says they are making
Preparations for a big celebration
this year.
Our friend G.. E Fox, popular
draynan to the depot, favored us
with a renewal, and also renewed fol-
the copy sent to his brother, Arthur
Fox, at Visalia, Cal.
L. A. Goodman, secretary OF the
State Horticultural society, who has
Investigated the matter, says there
will not be more than u half crop Of
apples in the state this year.
3, p. Evans, representative ano
highly esteemed citizen of Spruce
one whona we are glad to number
among our friends, favored US pleas
antly and substantially while in the
city the last of the week.
The city council at Nevada has
reduced the saloon license from
$1,000 to $500 A statement from
the city clerk showed the indebted
ness of that city en- July 1st, to b.
S44. POS 81.
The county judges over in st
Clair must be creased. At least the.
are too slippery for the q. 8. Mar
ahals, who are making every effor
and using all kinds of devices t.
catch. them.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
Try our -four, FISK Il COOK.


DR.. Christy, we are glad TO note,
ia up and able to take short drives
in his carriage. The doctor has had
quite a serious time of it and his
many friends will be glad to learn
he has about recovered.
We want your trade.
FISK q Cook.
Elmer Ellis and Miss Maud Tour
tillatt, a couple from Rich Hill, were
united in marriage in the probate
court Office Tuesday afternoon by
Judge J. F. Smith, and so neatly
did he tie the knot that the supreme
court in banc could not undo it.
Get our prices on groceries.
FISK & Cook.
Martin /. Shafer, shot by Dave
Edwards and taken to Kansas City
for treatment, mention of which was
made in last weeks TINES, died in
the hospital in that city on Monday.
Sheriff Mudd rearrested Dave Ed
wards and he is now confined in Jail
on a more serious charge than bis
indictment calls for.
The school board met Friday
night last fer the purpose of electing
three teachers to fill vacancies. Prof.
Clay G vim was elected principal in
place of Prof. Welch not accepting.
The other vacancies were filled by
the election of Miss Depee, of Green.
field, and Mrs Anderson,o of Kincsid,
Kas.
Clinton Huff, who a short tims
ago on recovering from q hard spell
of sickness lost his reason for the
time Being and was sent to the
ASYLUM at Nevada, is home again
and a free man. Mr.. Huff was sent
to the Asylum in May last and on a
reheariug before tho Probate Court
Tuesday the jury found him OF
sound mind and set him free.
Grant weIcb, who was arrested
and locked in iaII few days ago on
q warrant sworn out by his mother,
charging him with being insane was
examined before the county court
Monday. The case was taken under
Amusement and Tuesday evening
the court ordered his release Sheriff
Mudd accordingly turned hi1 out
Of Jail and told him to get fer home.
Grant lives with his mother on .
farm. about feur miles southeast OF
town. He has been in the Asylum
| two or three times
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
County court convened Monday
with all members present

with all members present.
Malcomb Ross, son of W. W.
Ross, and Joe Renick, son of DR..
o. F. Renick, left for California,
Tuesday morning.
The post Office at Bronaugh, Yer.
non county, was entered by thieves
and a lot of postage stamps and a
small amount of money was stolen.
Work on the electric street car
line at Nevada has been stopped
temporarily on account of hitch in
the right of way on one of the
streets
The Teachers Institute convened
at Adrian Monday. This is its first
meeting in that town and the citi-
zens will make an extra effort to see
that the teachers have a pleasant
time. The TINES wishes them a
very pleasant aud profitable session.
The Rockville people are deter
mined to have their celebration, I'M
naked with water, and have post
poned it until July goth, at which
time they will have rousing picnic
and shoot off their crackers that
were intended for the 4th.
Sheriff Mudd returned from his
trip to Guthrie. Oklahoma, Mon
day, IN charge of Nate SYlvey, one
of the two harness thieves who
broke Jail at this place two years
ago. At the time SYlvey made his
escape he was under indictment for
grand larceny.
John Trimble has finished up his
contract of filing in next to the
curbing around the court house yard
with rock He used something over
400 perches at IS cents per perch.
He did good job and it is a great
Improvement Horses hitched to
the rack are not now standing on
their heads.
Sheriff Mudd is delighted with
the country about Guthrie, Enid and
throughout that section He said
he never saw finer corn, and wheat
fields as far as the eye could see,
with threshers running merrily II
every direction. He thinks it is 6
great place to 60 to make money.
DIR. Hughes, of the DR.. E. 0
Smith Sanitarium Co, OF Kansas
CITY, will be in Butler at the Cottags
House on Monday, July 18th, fol
one day emily, where he will be glac
to see his old patients that neee
further treatment, and any new ones
that desire to take treatment fol
piles and cancer.
Harrison Bryant, colored man al
Warrensburg, who lost an arm ane
was otherwise badly injured by be
ing struck by train, has brough
suit against the Mo. Pac. railroad
for $4,000. IF that coon belong
to the younger generation he is Ger
tainly oyerestimating his worth.
ESQ W. D. Anderson was in tn
city on Monday. He reports TIT
farmers very busy with the crop
and says the corn prospects are yer.
fatteripg. Mr.. Anderson is one 0
Bates county's most progressive CT
liens and the TINES is glad to mum
Der him among it's best friends ant
patrons
r. l.. Braden complimented u
pleasantly on Saturday. He is dem
ocratic central committeeman fron
Homer township, and one OF tn
most acsive party workers in tn
county. His name is being men
toned in connection with the rae
! for county treasurer next time. ii
, would nake q strong rsce and
most excellent official, 4 elected
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
.s,,sr Bgrn go. a soth Ends. .

II you do your light will soon be
gone and you will be in the dark.
Don't think you can 20 on drawing
vitality from the blood for nerves.
stomach, brain and muscles, without
doing something to replace it.
Hoods Ssrsapsrilla gives nerve,
mental and digestive strength by
enriching and vitalizing the blood.
Thus it helps people Who are over
worked and tired
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13

Insure your property with Frank
lien. ~ tt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13

Hoods Pills are non irritating,
nld, effective
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-13
CLOSING OUT
AT COST
TO MOVE.

" llON IL
We will soon move our new stock
into the McKibben building, and
offer our 2nd na- stuff st Cost. Con.
sisting of
20 Cook Stoves.
10 Gasoline Stoves.
% Bedsteads.
10 Bed Springs,
Bureaus. Tables, Wardrobes,
and q vast variety of other stuff
which We canuont mention IN this
space. We will sell all new Bed
room suits, new
Lounges and Couches,
Book Cases and Desks,
Center Tables and
Rocking Chairs, at
10 per cent Discount
These prices will be for
CASH only.
Yours Respectfully,
CULVER & CAMPBELL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

WASTED-Clty seamsssrs. DO hour; man
on ss~s4 farm. ~, ali winter. city VAL
srs. -. man or boy 20 make and trss
coffee, = week: dish packer. = third
cook. sc. carpenters for Big nssl com
-pany. 80 clear. city facfory h<.p.
country hotel waiter; ~deerrsag, t--,
csi-or man. 0Z. ysrfmsn, s.. ro@s
10y. camp runky: tsamstefs fcs
government work. g. dsovashsrs.
seeos1d AID night cocks. day and
night cocks. 80 and ~. ssnvssnsr.
Il clear, for railroad camp: hotel kifehen
cook. 81. Al farm hand and mixer. ~
clear. knee bofts-. $50. painter and
paper hanger cafsy cook. 81; improved
farms for rent or sale on instaliu1ent
plan; Cascade tunnel h~lr. free pass,
wood ard bos; choppers. and - y cora
or &c day. hook tender. g.. inside gar
dener, inside Esale help family mrn
for factory. cheap rent; mrs, and
second fagier, 81. railroad lsborsrs and
section men s0r the E4sf. free pass.
city carpenters and their nesf~ss.
SzG and & for hours: mill n~fc
and wOofsrnsn. free pass. city iabofsfs.
g. second faller, iz5a. mill hands. ~
day. rozdmen. q y Day quarry izhcrers.
light mill work In bos and barre fac
tories. brick yard help. - Cranes. 10
Washington STREET
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and solicitors In every town
In the United States where We arc not
represented, 20 take orders for our high
class tailoring Lowest prices ever quot.
ed. All garments fully guaranteed a51
shipped anywhere. without deposit. sub
jees 10 approval We take oil the Sfsk.
Our statesmen are making from e7S TO
$40 . month. We equip you fully for
business. Handsoms sample book. sta
fsoSsry. advertising matter fashion
plates. Our instruction hook teaches sv-
erytning perfectly. Measuring iearnef N
a few minutes ny Photographic iIiussra-
tions. Large tesyitovy 10 good men. Tutl
particulars on application. Address.
American Wooisn Mills Co. nnc.). CsI-
cago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE state board Of pharmacy will hold
examinations for registration AZ Hotsl
Butler, Seattle, Wash. Oct ~ and "a.
isN fil~ Application with Secretary J.
W. Macarthur. SPOKANE. or I. Kern. 5e-
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping flu
reau tAllenD, room ~ Mckay building.
Portland Or.
cOMPOsITiOS-w are now prepared 10
do competition for the trade (any meas
ure). IN Nonparcil. Minion. Brewer and
Long Primsr Subtraction guaranteed.
Cab or address Post-Inteliisencer. Sc
attic.
30 cedar piles = feet long. ~ n 2 at big
end Addr~se Frye-Bruhn Co.
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WANT ADS.

AAvO9tSooOe0ts 0D1s1 0oy
heaAiag In eDsssooe1 oo1Uoos,
H . wos1 eaeh 1DsestSOoD 11a-
advertisements soaniag enc
n0aah without change ~ eoDv,
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aoont - llse1. o. three
0Snths' order. o1.14 Dss 1sas
per RoatAs - sax 0sothS' ss-
1ss, e1.1o DsS Ihas per months
- yeassy order. 81 Dss He
per nonah.
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RUBLIsHRk8 NoTICE.-Trssesins agents sss
T. 4 He-i<Ilan asd o. = L<ssas f9sy epfa><tors
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ncney guiy % sSese ara 20 0nr rezdeuf sxfusS IN
~ var3oes esst<s sad Towns a sks Scsthss1
AUTERrIaER4--f.ezners Fee s3vsrsfsemeuss %
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Eienmnes 70 weE vss fsnsd rest<r1ar for Gsssy
& W3ussm e. sn1 xsesxe sx5srtxa~ea n, bosh
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

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tea street. Derneu r. gasn<J ~ - NM n
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passe tss.ss ri . - sram Bsnasy stewart
fuaenl psrssrs fssesnes. n fAk. ss~- ee's~tssy-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
GRAND hall Saturday evening, October I,
1T Ranke hall. Pike street and Fifth ave.
rue. music by Wagner's First Regiment
orchestral. COMMITTEES reserves all rights
10 refuse admittance to those they see
1T: admission, gentlemen. soc: ladies',
free.
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Great inve~;ment-u.ve your fortune
told by Miss Perry. the greatest prophet
es- in the world. truthful In her pre-
dictiona. reliable 10 her advice No mat
ter what troubles you have with your
self or osher~ she will guide you. Thou
sands 81 people have Travelled thousands
OF miles Ia consult this great prophecies
very wealthy and happy ~ following her
advice. You should not fan To 40. THIS
Iifted lady sne rad. your hand liks
under. how 20 avoid trouble and guide
you 90 success Miss Perry In no fake "
She :. really a wonder and sHTgfl.e. ne
Told the great rush fof Alaska mines be-
fore their discovery. slso the war be-
tween the United state. and Spain over
cuba. ION Yeslsr. Room
PERSONAL - Dr AsnsHeIds monthly
regulator has brought happine~ 70 hun
drcds 81 ANXIOUS women. have never had
single faiiarc: iong-st case. relieved IN
two TO i've days without fail. no pain.
no danger, no interference with work.
by mail Or once. =. All letters trutbfuiiy
answered The Msnsneid Remedy Co,
is7 Dearborn -. room sl'. Chicago, ~
LADIES' Chichester English Penny
royal pills are the best safe reliable.
take 10 other send " stamp. for par
tlculsrs Relief for Ladies" IN Letter
BY return NAL a, nrssgls,s shieh.s-
THE STAR HAIR REMEDY positively
restores gray hair 20 natural color with
out dye. cures dandrur. stops falling and
makes new hair grow. sold only 10 Mod
srn Toilet Specially Co. 70 Downs block.
1os second avenue.
WATCH the Ser'nsnd Mining Co
stocks: 10 Full claims good showing
economical niauaxem~n; and q sure vim
nrr: write for prospectus and full IN
formation. n u. Weymouth q Co. Of
hcial brokers
WASTEp-Ai onre. $50 for ~xpens~~ 20
10 20 Dawson ami develop NY ciaius
and ! viii giys IN return one intsrss tn z
ROOD claims roT particulars gifrysss "a
- care POst.infeiliEsnc~r
EEMEMRER the location ala Washing.
ton street he Mechanical Electric shoot
ing GALLERY, tho creates; novelty 20 toe
day Robinson q Hutchinson Ysros~
Don't forge; 10 attend auction sale ~
furniture Hickertoo Devttts s.lsg-
rooms. hi1 FIRST sserge Friday. at II
cl-s ErNi suction rotle~
To MERCHANTS professional man and
AL others r-xawry took row op~n Tor
Eamss and addresses Of aoubff8! aehs-
ofs 81 Pioneer block
yard Wiatst 1misA. - New ysra ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES
------~---~~-~----~--~------
THE following gentlemen were appointed
by the Chamter Of Commerce. 20 fnves-
drew KNOX. q Owen. George
ssckett Griffith Harris Charles Pro~ch
Maj Baldwin. We Kindly refer you 10
those gentlemen concerning the mine
Now 10 he time 70 buy Tor after TO-
morrow the price II treasury stock VII
be isc share For fsrth~r particulars
concerning ASSAYS and samples call on
~ write 70 re on,-s. No s0 First ave.
= A. CTRBITT
SOME or OUR SNAPS
Fine restaurant IN good running order.
Small groceries from $50 up
CIGAR stores from res9 up.
Roomins houses. bakeries. srrsft -srr..
livery stables anS etfsr rod h,s.sr~.s.~
BkfIsSFS n co
IL Washington Building
Old ..tabiished wsa paying restaurant
tnusin~s~ center % town doing a a7e
business running expenses low profits
large. 80 cssh. balance On long time
buys control. previpafs eyp~rfencn urn@c-
sssary Address G -. care pet fnteill-
gsncsr
FOR sALF@ Country paper ~ county
sea- power cylinder press hats snd
eighth medium jgtb~rv fail Complement
~ type worth ROO wsu sell a. a b.r-
san. Howard Watson. PDst-lnfsllt-
genrsr Office.
NOW 10 n. tine 20 buy copper ..oesz.
~ IL ~sfe 2, say any legitimate fns@T
copper stocks vii d0ubi- N price o~f0r.
S~S year write 20 for Information "A
- Weymouth & Co. I3f FIRST Avenue
FOR sALE-fgns-half fntsr-s. m a 49,
psyiag business reiiaals partner are
f@rr~a - hired help Dr3acsoa4s sy!v
ADDRESS A {. CAFE past~Tnsegl x%nesr
FOR @tLks-ls~rrorn ieslgins h0ua~ go.
cigar store EytEa rDsf1. rent D.. p-ir.,
III Erncsry sS5s linton Adfumsr1@ns "a.
bigsiO~ hivck. Union ssd -~cond
MRS JOHtSNA OF-TED4L. x-.s,sas.
medical electrician. electric frsaFm.nts
nstss snd swedish massage Telephone
ks2s - Oa3es. - LnSse sseSA
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HOW soon graduate. Medicine, Densis-
try. Osteopathy. Healing. without at
tendance. Boz $40. Chicago.
Estimates Of buildings made 90 Seneca
street Telephone. Green ~.
WANTED-A live business woman ut the
HyRienic snd- Surgical Institute Rooms
~ and 81 Hinckley block, city.
pay for fseIf IN IL months. western Ex ~
change @s View York block.
PIANOS, carload Krsnich q Bach just
received. beautiful tone. easy terma
Martius. 500 Second
TURKISH and electric baths cure rhsum-
atism and nervousness. Miss swan f57
Y~sIer. room Ax
PosrorFTcE REsrArRANT-Entr.nc.
In alley above postofhcc: regular 3in-
CLOTHING cleaned. r-psired and pressed
llg second avenue south. Phone. Red
rot will cave money by buyins az the
Bargain Millinery Store. 1913 Sscond ave-
nue..
WATCHES cleaned. 7ss: thanksgiving. ec.
% Cherry street
rNREDEEMEp pledges. Chicago Loan
Once, III Yssser
DOUBTFUL DEBTS collected anywhere
I'll Pioneer block.
STOVE repairs. 40 yesisr way. Phone.
Bach 1884
Pf ATfSo photos, $40 per dozen. m
PIKE
WAvTED-pANTyER
WANTED-Parsrer IN mining brokerage
and promotion. Address for interview
v. o. Boz ii5Z
AUCTION SALES
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AUCTION SALE ~ household furniture
~ Hekerton Deviffrs saIezroaus isrz
FIRST avenue. on Friday. the STR AZ m
O'Clock sharp BED sets springs. mat
trsssss. pine folding bed nesfsteasts
chairs. lounges. pianos. organs silver
ware. glassware. crDcbeTy. riga paint
frgs. parsor suite. cook stoves heaters
6ne lamps. clocks. about 80 Yards ~
Brussels and ingram carpets sfc