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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-04-04
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate

lying and being In Shepherdstown dlsirn
Jefferson County. W. Va, on what i kngu
AZ the Rocky Marsh Road )" leading no
the Martinsburg and Shepherdst0wn pSsf
road 10 the Shepherdstown and Kearnr
Vile turnpike, about'one mile from sadpp
and four miles from Shepherdstown, co.
tatninU
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
& Open evenings Until Christmas. -
EVERYONE LIKES

TO have their gifts appreciat-
ed; your gift will receive mul-
tiplied appreciation if it is
piece OF Furniture. 1t makes
glad the entire home circle and
lasts years to tell of the giver.
A FEW SNAPSHOTS:
A sick friend will appreciate
such table as that shown in
this cut. Can be used as ta-
BILE or book-rest. Price $3.50.
Fancy Rockers, from $3.50 up
Parlor Tables from So. rs up.
Ladies writing desks, $S.50up
Cheffoniers in 6. Oak SO up.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
New TrainmaSter Here
Other Changes Follow.

he following bulletin was issued
this morning ny the Tucson Division
of the Southern Pacific:
Mr. r. J. Duncan, at his own re-
quest. returns tn his former p1iition
OF Terminal rraiamaster at Yuma,
with authority and jurisdiction forn'
erly exercised bv him n that capacity.
and will report direct to the superin-
tendent, relieving Mr.. j. II. Godfrey
who will be assigned to otner duties.
Mr. j. G.. Lindsay is appointed Divi-
sion .rainmaster with headquarters
at Tucson. vice Mr.. r. j. Duncan,
transferred.
mr. Fl. G. Bonorden Is appointed
Chief Train Dispatcher, with hend-
quarters at Tucson. VII: Mr.. J. 6
Lindsay promoted and will rcrGrt
direct to the superintendent.
Effective January 1st, 1902.
c, C. Sroufe.
Superintendent.
r. ]. Duncan who Is affected by The
bulletin ls SO we'll known here, that
1t Is needless to say anything con-
cerning his career. He has been In
poor health, lately and requested the
change because he believed that the
climate and altitude at Yuma agreed
with him better than Tucson.
1t is with extreme regret that rail-
road men here and his friends IN the
city learn that ne has accepted new
station.
J. G. Linsday. the new division
trainmaster. nas been dispatcher and
chief dispatcher at the offices here for
four years He enterea- r..iis~s~A ser-
wee DIT the age of Is IN North Caro-
lin where he was born. Later he was
connected with the Southern Rail
way for thirteen years serving as chief
dispatcher and train master. After a
short service with the Illinois Cen
trail and the c. & o. he went to the
City of Mexico where he WAS trainmas-
ter for the Mexican National. From
Mexico he came to Tucson to accept a
position In the Office here.
Mr.. Bonorden. the new chief dis
patcher began service as an operator
on the c. B. q q. in 1907. Later he was
connected with the Union Pacific COM
panies He served as an operator for
the Western .nion at a number of
different points and came to Tucson In
1890 and has since been dispatcher
here.
Mr.. Lindsay and Mr.. BOnorden are
two OF the most popular men In the
Offices here. anu they are being con-
graduated today on their deserved
promotion.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
FoteI FwivaIs
.Annnnnnmaesosas@0SS~a

SAN XAvIER H0l Elr-Geols
u,chelsen. % Yuma; s g. Paranell as
family Calumet; j +. kirkehnse
~. louis. Charles w. HF'EE, Mr
YER; w. j. Cooke chicago
Charles Waddles, Denver, heN' ,i,no =, :"
Blnian, Quebec; Wm Powers M'i'NS
apolls, e. NJ. Ray. Washington, -
r. Mrs. Ada Irvine Phoenix iun ~
Killeen and wlie, Urca sonora - =
Norbn. Phoenix.
IAN AUGusTlN.. HOTEL-L u
Davis. Mrs. f. Chalenor and son t''I
Charles Il. Wores, Oceaniy Nine. =, =,
w. Townsend. San Francisco W. -
Carley. b. +. Daughters, fe"','s ~
r. Guppy, City; Mrs r, ! "uPp}
City; ]. N. Hibbard. l.. ] Jones ,,,'. C.'i
cago; II. Harris, 81. LOUIS f'''
Dowance. Los Angeles,
WINDSOR HuTEL--J J. Noel =,
Crosse. Wis: w. T. King, Mercer r,''
Cal: Jose San Vicente, ltern"Sli'e
John M. Ply and wife, Florence % He'
matter and wife, Prescott; F. u. con
ger Yuma; D. A. Richardson
Nogales.
ORNDORFF HOlAle-H c Franz
Silver Bell. Mr. anu Mrs. II. \. itoS'
Redlands, Cal; MIR. and Mrs faIl'S
Oakland: John Hadder, Santa ana
G. b. Ellison and wife. Bisbee; ftt'
Mohn, Bisbee A. II. Hilton "a
Antonio. n. NJ; VIM. J. Howa't, ."
ranClSCO.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
UniOnnarket
OF. SCHUMACHER, Prop.

Best Quality OF meat in the city, and 81
the Lowest Pricee. Call and Inspect
Our Refrigerator Room. You never
saw Ohoieer Meat or Cleaner
Market than We have. Our meat
cutters are experts in their line.
Service First Class.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Minimum temperature. As degree.
Maximum temperature "a degrees.
Mean temperature 695 degrees.
Barometer, medium.
Change days Jan. lst and Sd. the
coming month will be favorable for
rain.
Summary for December:
Minimum temperature, II on the
14th.
Maximum temperatpre go On 't"sf "%i''
Mean temperature 49.7 below nor
NAL.
Rrainfall, .o1 inch less than average
1.0l inch.
Summary for 1901:
Minimum temperature II December
14tn.
Maximum temperature 109 July 7th.
Mean temperature 6s.6 above nor
NAL,
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
AN EyANGELIsTs STORY.

'I suffered for years with bron-
chiai trouble and tried various reme-
dies but did not obtain permanent
relief until commenced using One
Minute Cough Cure" writes rev.
James Kirkman. evangelist OF Belle
River, Ill. One Minute Cough Cure
affords immediate relief for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung troubles
For croup II ts unequalled. Absolute
ly safe. Never fails and afayorite WIFE
children.
On sale at Be,"s Pharmacy, % "
Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Total .... ......... .l2.0Z bS.b
The rainfall has been an average.
The temperature above normal.
The barometer low,
The crops have averaged rs per
cent.
The grazing land first class.
Stock and cattle are In good condi-
tion.
Forecasts for the year 70 per cent
verified.
The year has been prosperous one.
e. l.. WETMOhE.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Five (S5) Dollars

Worth OF Goods will receive
Christmas Present. To give
every one the same chance We
adopt the following method:
Every purchaser Of s. % worth
picks out II blank envelope;
this envelope contains num-
hcr The 200 presents are
numbered and you receive the
present corresponding with
the number you draw. Re.
member, weare selling goods
Mt reduced prices 20 reduce
our stock. You pay nothing
for your present, As we must
have room. Remember the
name and place
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
| GEO. I'll. COOK
All Mail orders Receive Prompt Attention.
CARR

We beg TO announc' 3
addition to our broket
we'll regulated law ~
partment which enali9
the collections OF lanfldI
business and professIoa
most reasonable Z
Schneider Commission
insurance and live stot
South Stone avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

One of the most notable atirac-
tons at the Opera House this 9easoh
will be S. Miller Kent in The COW
boy and the Lady" that charming
comedy-drama of Western life "n'ra
scored a success last season with Nat
G. Goodwin in lAe role which Mf'
hent will assume here
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

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pose. )
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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
AUCTION SALE.
Thursday at 10 a. m.

Household furniture, consisting OF
iron bedsteads, springs. mattresses,
dressers. chairs. rockers. wardrobes
stoves. dishes, etc. etc. Corner Camp
and Church streets.
RICHARD STARR, Auctioneer.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

UntifN Christmas We snail; continue
to give free examination nt eyes from
8 q. m. until p. m. Sundays IL TO 5
p m. Call and see on" fine Inc of Opti-
cal goods. DIR. II. A. Sc,tIl, Century
block, up stairs.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
SAVhD HIS L

II feel ! owe my Iife
pepsia Cure" writes =
son, HayAeld. MINI, ~
| had dyspepsia so tad
hold nothing on my spl
ly / was confined to my
said | could not I've !
vertisement OF KodoI
and thought 1t ut ny
menced Its use. J pe'
| from the bottle. NOW
recommend it to all :,
| On sale as BEL 8 r
| Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
OF BENEFIT TO YOU.

D. s. Mitchell, Fulford, Md: During
a long illness l was troubled with bed
sores, tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve and was cured. Cures piles
sores. and burns. Bewats OF counter
feits.
On sale at Bells Pharmacy. ~ N.
Church street.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

After the dance is over, salute your
partners and waltz down to lsidor Gold.
trees up to date cafe, corner Court and
Congress streets.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Just received. a large shipment OF
electric shades, fancy, plain, etched
and cut. Russell &c Sheldon.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23
THERE HAS BEEN

A change here, new blood has
been infused into the business,
the capital has been doubled and
onr intentions are to keep little
ahead of the time in our line.
We believe that this town and
cowmunity is getting large enough
to demand an exclusive store and
in fact we know it by our constant
ly increasing business.
When this business started q
few months ago we were told that
it could not be made winner but
by honest dealing and courteous
treatment it has been growing
from the start until today we are
doing very nice business, thanks
to the appreciating public. Even
the first few days of our delivery
business is clearly demonstrative
that We please the people.
The older member of the firm
wishes to extend to all, his thanks
for their past liberal patronage
and now we ask for continuance
Of the same, guaranteeing the same
courteous treatment as in the past
aud better and newer methods of
l'usiness in the future.
Watch MS grow!
TARBox&G1LL.
Cash Grocsrs.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23
sulJIsscslrfro1YAiCn.. 81
A1vseslsla0 naSes.

Adveeslsea0 0aleg.
Oas in1A a1nsis - aissaag. ps.aonth. Sc
AeaAle 81, :. ol.ao
Local reaAinG nslasss ~ iss. saeh Insertion, se
DsdueeA satss Wfd he na1e - display s.ads'
y exteasave adveetisers.
An advertisneats WIN - run until ordared
oat ualssa insesseA Sss : s1aesA Time
Display ''ads" eAaaesA nontAly. II dssired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
Al kinas ef job psin&aae neatly done. Call
aad 9os our esEiiAatee.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23


wm. Gan - hoaeit ~ 1 y r.
| |the gr0cesy atoss II u i 1Ss4lw -
I Il h nov T1sb1x q GIL - fljx r.
IN anutlaar cotusan. rs; 4
A who,s ut Il Hslis pc1le tklsk
In the ezrafnian - 1sesnnert -
day. so1as md thsY natdss1 y
and stsl,e MD oh we'll. they didn't
have much to ssy about II
mis- Maggie Mckay. 1t Elk coanty,
Kansa1. vhe has been yisitin9 her
aunt MEs. VIM. McGl5shsu sur assss-
n days, went 70 COLORADO Gprines ~
tsfdsy where si,e viii visit other reis-
tiveA
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvs should,
be promptly applied to cuts, burns
and scslds. II soothes and quietly
heals tho injured part. There are
worthless counterfeits; he sure TO eet
DeWitt;x -Ikelman Bros.
L. S. Millinger received telegram
Yesterday that his brotherinlaw. Biea
Graham, Of TOpeks. hsd died aud he
and Mrs. Millnger left on the mid.
night train to be present ut the funer-
ri which will take place Tomorrow.
The Normal Institute for this dis
trict convened at Las Animas on Mon
day and will continue until August
3lst. Noteacher who intends to teach
the coming winter should fail to at
tend the Normal at least one week.
Six withdrawal cards were granted
by the Odd Fellows lodge at Horace
last night to former members of the
lodge who now live at Holly. They ex-
pect to organize lodge there shortly.
Greeley County Kan. Republican
Postmaster Mcpherson has made =
very material and needed improve
ment in his Office this week He put
on an additional section of new boxes
of the latest make including several Of
extra large size. The Office is extended
In front 10 that the room ON the in
side is about doubled. The new ar
rangement looks quite cityfled.
On account Of the stormy weather
indications Saturday night there was
nOta very large crowd at the enter
tainment and it was repeated on
Wednesday night in order that all
might attend. The entertainment
was quite good throughout, the home
talent actors receiving much praise
for the excellence OF their parts.
Robbie. the 12-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Mcpherson met with
serious accident Tuesday afternoon
While playing with some other chill
dren at the residence of j. l. Banks he
fell of from shed sustaining double
compound fracture of one of his arms.
DR.. Wilson was called and set the arm,
but the boy is suffering intense pain
and 1t will be some time before he re-
covers
Il wish to truthfully state to you
and the readers of these few lines that
your kodol Dysdepsia Cure is without
question the best and only cure for
dyspepsia that have ever come in
contact with and have used many
other preparations. John Beam.
West Middlesex, Pa. No preparation
equals kodol Dyspepsia Cure as it
contains all the natural digestants.
1t Will digest all kinds Of food and
help but do you good. d.-Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23
Onward and
Upward Herd.

" Registered, Prize Winning Poland China
fltRx Quality md Breeding guaranteed equal tn
s,y herd east ~ west.
Also Plymouth Rock Chickens, winners Of First
aud Swecpstakea premiums. Stock for sale at all
times. g. Z. DYxsrERHUIs, Breeder.
10 miies northwest Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23
FOR SALE.
n geod nnereantlle
business n Hol1y, also
two h0ases for rent.
Inquire at the Bank Of
Holly.

Mn =. A. DALEY + On the sick lit.
John Brasz returned from his east
ern Trip last Sunday.
Moses In the Bullrushes and Big
Seven. Sold by white.
John Horton Is reported to be quite
sick with typhoid fever.
F. J. Cretcher, Of Rocky Ford, was
In town again on Tuesday.
Ice cold sods water at the Holly
Pharmacy. All fruit 1avors.
Horse shoeing and all kinds Of
blacksmithing at Robert Kings shop,
west Of post Onice.
The THIRD crop Of alfalfa ii being
harvested. The farmers expect to cut
another crop this year.
Pillsberry's -four Was knocked out
In Chicago by Moses In the Bull
rushes.' Sold by White.
We are indebted to W. s. Nc
Glashen for several luscious cantaloup
which he left 1T this ofli.e on Tues
day.
Mrs. Garfield and Harry returned
Friday from New Mexico where they
have been residing for the past six
months.
+. G. Hoffman treated the Chief
tain family to the first cantaloupes Of
the season last Sunday, for which he
has our thanks.
The Ladies Aid will give an Ice
Cream Social and Pin Cushion Con-
test at PRESBYTERIAN church, Friday
evening Aug, z3rd.
Why pay rent, when you can build
your own home and pay for it in small
monthly payments? See j. b. Harden
for further particulars.
A bad complexion generally results
inactive liver and bowels. In all such
cases. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
produce gratifying results
Bros.
Sunday school will be conducted at
the Gill schsol house every Sunday at
10 O'Clock a. m. bv Staff Captain Ben
jamin. Of the Salvation Army colony.
The first crate Of csntaloupes
was shipped from Holly last Saturday
by Nels. Thompson. Since that ship
ments have been gradually increas.
ing.
Mrs. F. q. Hoffman and daughters
Ruth. Ethel and Mrs. E. W. Tuttle
and children returned from Baca
county where they have been resid-
ing on their homestead.
| w. S. Mc.Glashen is painting bis
residence. The painting fever seems
/, to have broken out In the north part
OF town and the result is q great i'm
provement In Its appearance.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, compel your liver
and bowels TO do their duty, thus Civ
ing you pure rich blood to recuperate
your body. Are easy to take, never
gripe. Bros,
1t is easier to keep we'll than yet
cured. DeWitt's Little Early kisers
taken now and then will always keep
your bowels in perfect order. They
never grippe but promote an easy gen.
tie action.-Ikelman Bros.
The r. w. English Lumber Co. is
having the street in front Of its yard
graded up and leveled. A nice walk
10 the railroad track on that side of
the street will be a great convenience
to many.
some HOLY Sounl people who all
board at the same place are thinking
seriously Of setting themselves adrift
upon the sea OF matrimony, and that
they may 60 through the ceremony
with grace and eclat occasional rehear-
sails are INDUCED in.
Wise Young men do not hunt for
wives ON the streets. In the modest
seclutiun Of happy homes, helping
m0ther-there .thev seek them, and
there alone. The Young men that
i I'll, ~
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-23
Local and Personal.
School begins sszt MONDAY week.
See White for nour g al.ss PEI, cvt.


See White for nour g al.s5 pei, Cvt.
The cantaloupe harvest is now on.
c. d. Richards has been Ill for sev-
eral days.
! See the new Crescent bicycle. R.
King agent. tt
Mr.. Casebeer, Of Rocky Ford. was in
town Tuesday
A car of -four lust received from
Kansas at Whites.
For builders' hardware see the R. w.
English Lumber Co.
u.s.. McMurtry drove to Granada
on business Tuesday.
See White for Moses in the Bull
rushes" and big Seven"
Money to loan on improved town
property. See ]. B. Harden.
Mrs. F. G. Hoffman vhited Mrs. f.
NacAbee Vt the colony yesterday.
California Buck Gloves the finest for
ladies and gentlemen just received at
Whites.
Don't forget that George Hollis sells
the best and cheapest school furniture
on earth.
VIM. Long. the blacksmith, and his
son Charley left Tuesday for Missouri,
their old home.
Holly was chuck fell sof strangers
yesterday, who IRE seeking hones in
this grand country. r.
Jas. Herbert. OF Newton, Kansas.
arrived "wednesday with, several land
seekers from his town.
c. L. McPherson is having the in
terror OF his residence repainted and
palered by F. B. Wallace.
F. r. Mathews Of Coolidge, was At
tending to some business matters in
town ON Monday and Tuesday.
The old members Of the 1. o. o. +.
residing in Holly are taking active
steps towards organizing = lodge here.
Miss Ethel Hofman has secured her
old school for the coming term. Il
will make her third termsiK that dis
trici.
A lawsuit this week which threaten
ed to cost the litIgants considerable
time and money wss settled by arbi-
tration.
II you want to buy the best cattle
ranch on earth or nice bunch Of cat
tie. see A. L. johnson. Auctioneer.
Holly, Colo.
W. b. Emerson, manager Of the Pos
tai Telegraph once at Lamar, was
here Sunday doing some repair work
on tbeline.
The B. W. English Lumber Co., has
In stock carload Of those fine Michl
gan white cedar posts. Better see
them before You buy elsewhere. II
N. L. Roth, Of Cambridge, Illinois.
arrived yesterday to look over our
town and country with view to en-
raginK in some kind OF business.
Take your warcn, clock or iewelry
to Applegste at Lamar and have it
repaired In q tirst class msnner. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mrs. August Mayors and her two
children arrived Friday frOm Daven.
port, Iowa, to visit with her brot hers,
Geo. ). and J. W. Ikelman for . month
or 10.
The piles that annoy you " will be
quickly and permanently healed II YOU
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel 6alve. Be-
ware OF worthless countsrf1itA -Ikel-
man HrA t;s; y q
Services at Presbytertan Church
Rabbeth morning II O'Clock. Subject:
Need, Certainty, Meaning. Extsnt,
StvIe, u Divine ForGivene !" Acts
~ sabbath School every Sabbath
m0lnlnE y 10 O'Clock.
te1li.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-13

Miss Jennie BriScoe on Monday re-
 sumed her former position as teacher of the primary department at the Academy. Her place has been filled very acceptably by Miss Jessie Taylor.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
 THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY. FACTS FROM MISS PICKS REPORT.

The faithful and efficient librarian, Miss Peck, gave some interesting facts in her report at the annual meeting, last week: Number of subscribers, 97; amount received from subscriptions, $94; from loans and fines, $17.66; ladies' contributions, $43; baskets, $40; amount paid treasurer, S159O6.
 Number of books drawn during the year, 2092; number added the past year, 92 by purchase; by gifts, 116 volumes; from Mrs D. c. Gately, 29 vols.; Mrs M. Fisher Wright, 3 vols.; Mrs Edward L. Beard, vols.; Mrs William Allen, 17 vols.; Mrs Oscar Dikeman, ? vols. :; Mrs Aaron Sanford, vol.; Mrs Henry Fairchild, vols.; Dr E. M. Smith, 5 vols.; Miss Josephine Glover. vols. :; H. w. Wheeler, vol.; Mrs Isaac Beers, l VOL; Mrs Mary Bronson, vol. s. L. Thomas, Is vols. Harper's Magazine from 1S59-1S67; Mrs Birdsey Lake, The Connecticut Journal, from 17S9- l79l. There also been given the Har- per's magazine by Mrs Linsley. Scrib- ners St Nicholas and Lippincott's by Mrs Aaron Sanford; The Ladies' Home Journal and Woman's Home Compan- ion by Mrs George P. Sanford; the Christian Herald by Mrs Northrop and The Saturday Evening Post by Miss Julia Dikeman.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-13
DODGNGTOWN.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 E. E. Ferry has sold his steers to parties in SOuthfOrd.
 MT and Mrs M. B. Wakeley of Trum- bull passed Thanksgiving with Mrs Wakeley's mother, Mrs Orpha J. Fer ry.
 Miss Carrie Mansfield of Bridgeport has been the recent guest of her aunt. Mrs George K. Reed.
 Mrand Mrs E. c. Bcvans and family passed Thanksgiving at their cottage ou Fairfield Beach.
 Mrand Mrs F.. J. Bell and family anC Edward II. Miller of Bethel were the guests of MT and Mrs John w. Behn on Thanksgiving day.
 Mir and Mrs I. w. Andrews and fam fly spent Thanksgiving day with MT. Andrews parents, Mir and Mrs George Crane.
 Miss Georgia Ferry has been visitin. friends in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-13

It is not perhaps generally known
 that E. E. Nettleton, whose steam saw
 mills have been operating in NewtOWn
 the past year, is one of the most eXten- sive dealers in native lumber, railroad
 ties, etc., in the state, and doubtless furnishes the Consolidated road more ties and lumber than any other single
 man. His business extends all over the state. He keeps in touch with his different gangs of men by the tele- phone and by travelling. MT Nettle- ton says he spends hundreds of dollars yearly in telephOning. Just now he is finishing up contract with the Dan- bury and GOlden's Bridge road for 1000 posts, 40, ,OOO ties and 700 poles and other timber. He has also sup piled between 17,O0O and IS, 900 trolley ties for road at Pittsfeld, Mass. MT NettletOn's local foreman, H. w. Bethel, where one of his mills is now located. The writer met MT Nettle- ton on the train. the other morning, and on the way up he stepped off the train at Stepney Depot and bought 1000 ties of farmer at one clip. Nil NettletOn is a hustler from the WOrC go, and evidently enjoys his active life
 Locally those who have had dealings with him. have been much pleased with the man, as he has been prompt