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WILMINGTON. N. C TUESDAY; JUNE 24, 1884.
NO. 150
Musical Melange.
The commencement of the closing
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Death in Life.
Fur ten long jeara Mr. Francis Mann.
Melbourne, Australia, says be suffered ercises of the Misses Burr & James
wiiu lucumauc guul uniu DO tried oi. wusishuj ui vuuiusus, is-
OiJ, the wonderful paiu-rehever, citations and vocal and instrumental
T
cured him.
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r. M,.,i. erstwhile the Ieat!r
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' r.,.rtv under falsa prx tenses.
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i.iint nirs number 40.
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LOCAL NEWS.
f ::ia!l size.
. - . Ir. he fold them.
jjf jtu i"-
mci arc
fcarmz iq-
ilCEZ TO 11W ADVf BTI31B3EITS.
F C Millki: Conun-Ircm
Tatluk'S lUAiu-UarRaliu
litis i5KKOKK At Three CcnU
GtO It rKCNClt & oXS Going
C W YatDui1o2 the Campaign
Mcxos Hkjs. A DkUosset-Kx. VanilU
Slcacu boatmen report that there is
CooJ boating water in the Cape Fear.
pieces, took p'aco at their school room
last evening. As is always the case on
the occasion of every exhibition by tbo
pupils of this School, the room was
crowded and though the evening was
very warm the large crowd in attend
ance, so lar Irom exhibiting any
fatigue, were more demonstrative In
their applause as the programme con
tinued and even when the conclus;on
was reached they lingered as if desiring
NEW -ADVEBTISEMlAm, J NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
, ;.& lft-irn tliA war. was
ur:: '- ;7-: . bus. who is in the city to-day
m . s. .
t -.Erawc.tf Kansas and Virginia
Of" m 1 JP 1 -
' irasior, imci bu wuu-
more. The exhibitions gotten up by the
Capt. V. V. UieharJson, of Colum- lady principals of this School are so
informs favorably known to our people that it
us that hp never saw corn looking bet- would bo an act of superogalidn to
ter than at present. ,' praise: it is sufficient to say that last
night's entertainment was
Mr. J.T.
r..n a.
Fov. of Grant toWnshin. u'o". eu.eru.iuu.em. was iuuy ur. to
" i r ' l.l l i r l i: u i
II 1 r-4 Al t!U!
t.. k;.ii.iA,:n,.uAa 1 a uuaructenseu luese exuioiuooa
i :rja! I lect &i inches gauge for
.;!; lYitml nr 11 crreu. II IS I . . .. land whirh h9? fllwnvs Pivpn &n mnr.h
n 5 . I lemaie. anu iney are com pericciiy . . 7 -
l tli: KtcraU reads are gradually hcaUhy and thrifty.
.-iils to accjmpuaa ion in ioc u
or
There was but Coo case for the May-
consideration this morning aud
Atrcslsr Ivtteivio the clergy o! the that was so trival in its nature that the the various pieces
lr;il-x-v cf Baltimore, prohibiting defendant, a littlo colored boy, was dis- choruses by the cntii
pleasure to the lovers of the- beautiful
and refined.
m . m .
as there were no printea pro
grammes we cannot give the names of
performed. The
entire school were finc-
ii!ecr cof intoxicating drinks at charged upon the payment of one penny jv rendered-the voices of the little ones
ti-sicier excursion gneu uuuv. v.m- ftDQ costs. blendirtr vprv harmonionslv with thoPo.
t:cn?icts,tasbca issued. We sea it stated that at iha rren J of riper years and showing very plainly
Ilanau. son of the meeting of the Board of Directors of bow great must have been the patience
I Ilklb J ' -
r ' L-ir.J?rave of Hessc-Cassel the W. & W . Railroad, held in Balti-
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l JTlSu3'fi.CW Ol r.Oipcror Iiuani, I mute, tun ;inautuicius wuiu tuujpiei-
t.i.-tibj the l'apal Naccio at Paris.
There are ia fengland 1.216 co-opcra-t,iocieti.
bavins C6I.0OO members
rJ nalirz sales far the year of an ag-
.rrijvc ta.ue t.i over iw.wv.wv.
1.:ra!Ita divided exceed $10,000,000.
Railroad will shortly pass under their
management, tho W. & W. Road hav
ing secured a controlling interest of the
stock of said road.
and skill exercised by the principals of
the establishment and their assistants.
We will not attempt to discriminate
whero all was so good but there were
several pieces worthy of special notice.
The Vcachuca," by a bevy of little girls,
tach wfth a tinkling Castanet, wassim-
piy cnarming and their graceiui move
Goldsboro Mcs$C7i;cr: Judging" from ments were most pleasant" to behold,
the excellent music rendered by the We were at a los3 which to admire
Cornet Concert Club, of Wilmington, most, the nprinot drill of tha littla
TUl'ciccc tf W.V.es owes $1,000,- during thtir s-journ in this citylast ones or the consummate art displayed
fto. but the world calls the attention to Thursday, they well deserved the prize
tu fac: tUal kerdmaca w ara, wno they won in the band tournament at tbfl
Euatauiop ot roval blood or even i..e Charlotte celebration. Wo donht
crufu!aio Lif vein, owes $10.C000.
lVlawarc. ajs tac Wasain-ton Ibst,
issicui.flS!aU: bul such a man as
5sr.a!ur Bayard is the fellow citizen of
TGtm in the seafc that ho is a cili
un tf tic wLcle country. Ho would
if there is a band in the State that
successfully compete with them.
can
Unniailablc.
The following unbailable matter re
mains in the postoiQceas follows:
Annie L. Hcndrick?, cor. Mint and
Bie a Preheat in whom the country 2d st, care Jennie Smith.
cx"4 tale all r roper pride.
SildllvO.S. S. Cox; "The Tildcn
kiitt leans matters in New York very
cschxaiicd up. It is like tho little
t rl wLca asked for a definition of
tie rcrd chaos, said "it was a great
fcjdsckol nothing with nowhere to
fan.1
Jin. Ia:;try is not to have a monop-
J titer stock ia trade next year.
tcf ii theatrical shows will include i
j:j.'ci4"u3sal beauty to represent the
One foreign letter addressed to Signor
Giovanni, Maratia.
Tho Fourth District.
in tneir instruction, a numoer oi
original compositions were read by pu
pils of both sexes.many of which would
have reflected credit upon older head3
and moro enlarged experience. But
the piece that brought down the house
and delighted every body was the song,
'The Cows are in the Corn," sung by
Master Ilarriss. a lfttle xnite of.a fellow
scarcely b'gger than a! man's hand.'
lie wa3 Derfectly at home upon the
rostrum and not only sang with a nat
uralness which delighted, but suited
Jerseys; at $1.50, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00 and 3;50.
Jerseys Plain an3 Braided.
LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS.
. COLORED LAWNS IN GREAT VARIETY.
WHITE LAWN ROBES A few choice styles of recent importation, and at
. ' ' LOWER TRICES.
FANCY MATTLNGS All' Exclaim at the cheapness. We are duawixg
tiiade fkqm a distance by offering desirable goods Cheap. -
FINE-iEMBROIDERY received to-day. Who will see them first ?
A few CARPETS left and they aire cheap.
, " ' , LACE CURTAINS at kock.bottom prices.
g-Turkish Bath Soap. . .
- R. M. HlcirJTIRE.
jono 23, 1884 ' . -
3E3EZ"V3E3
Would be the correct name for
SHRIER'S ESTABLISHMENT.
We are always busy from early morning 'till late at
night, but last Saturday beat all previous days. Our
honest and square dealing is telling with the people.
Wre guarantee to give to each and every patron fully
one hundred cents value in return for each and every
one of your dollars, and' frequently much more. It
makes no difference what inducements other houses
may offer in the way of prices, we can always save you
at least from 15 to 20 per cent, on every dollar by deal
ing with us.
I 4
Tft will K9 giuj to rflf.!vji f-T-y-""-i
trosiow&lcn&icaasy;a23,fUl kJ:'j;
scnerallatercfittst ."
Tt9 name cf tie trrUsr xanat aJxayi be
stalled to the Editor.
IICaiamiaScattonsmBAt la wrtta' to cat
one aide of tha paper. y.
Pcxsoaalieea mast bo avoided.
And it ia especially and parUcularij jaier
tood thjet the EditoV does not alijs ada m
the Ttews of correepoadenU uzOeaa' 1)0 "state.
In the editorial eohoana, 3 - ! v- .
EW ADYERTISEBffilfTa.
Cj3 CHID LR1,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER.
114 MARKET ST.
june 23
the action to the words of the song soJterm of the Superior Court of
A special telegram, received just be- truthfully that he was encored again
lore going to press, announces tnat in
the Convention ot the Fourth Congres
sional district, held to-day. eleven bal
lots for Congressman had been taken,
resulting, on the 11th ballot, in 151 for
for Cox and 1231 for Fowlo. Necessary
to a choico 159.
and again and we felt as one of Dick
ens, characters, old Weller, expressed
it, in speaking of his grandson, "that
ere Toney, be is one ot tbo blessedest
boys", and like giving him two pence
on the spot.
.Without meaning to be invidious,
wo must refer to one more particular, a
simple melody rendered by Miss Atha-
Tho Excursion.
Rumcmber tho excursion to Smiih.
'Jra larcaccsj of each State in tic villa and the Forts on tho Passvort to- lia Lippitt. It was one ot those beaut:-
l-:a. I: will fa
.,.,. ,j ... .u rvluw ujymyf , JL 13 lIU.LvII UP UY LQU iaUlL'9 I 1U1UVWUVU guua lit uu.vu UiUiV tLl-
connected with the Front Street M. E. peals so strongly to the feelings of the
Church, which is a sufficient guarantee heart and Cnd3 a responsive echo in
that no pains will be spared to make every bosom, aud it was sung with, a
th3 trip delightful to all who may desire pathos and depth of feeling that capti-
-:i:artcftho Lilly.
fcrepljta a report that bo had said
tfPcd. "We hive no animosity
birj Elaine.1 Mr. Kcpplcr writes:
"Il tcuuneef Puck has been shaped
cay by a H .na. t,f ,,abnc duty, and
hxe no personal malice
lard Mr. Ulaine. we feci ourselves
c:4 to expose his candidacy."
Tic $;ting field JUpullicaJi says:
The Trilznc confesses tho desperation
ebcai when it tries to compare
with Garfield; and when il
cf Iiccola as another tattooed
tia, cf U'aihington mad Jefferson as
Uiiaccd cca also, it sinks to a level
Lii t: cccc despicable and Inane."
1U Yi':r'j insists upon Cleveland
UJ. and adds: "With such
tieuiae would b simply bc
reform and corruption; between
Hie ud tarmoii . brtween safety and
idvcnture; between a four
V aieot ol boneat men and a
? inn carouse of political buc-
to participate.
fr. Saj
" . It .
ara caa compicicu oc
h' fr Italy the first
t r . feJ - sb;ograp
C.lw . . f
Cr J' Uw chiefly
S a
la?.
went
written
to
at
ixt.' ,if Iioihry acting as bis
bf.T2 I; u by those who
Lf.l 11 lo u la!l ot-pirit and even
ij, . 5i:riia cofernmcut has lately
lr !;f rctl rrgulatioas rwpccUng
'e "tL"" tiIr JJ". Ft"t medicines
h containing p.ijon must be
Pri.;UlCOr;c,ocljr b medical
1 'A ' 13J Cooe a to be told of
til! Ue authorities do not know
t;Jrfrs;,5oa' r which they rJcog
8MtrfJadicial to health.
Oj Utitiaeto fire Smith' Worm
ljd-w
Showery.
XMOiwunsianuinsr lasi nignt was so
clear and starlight, it began to rain
about 2 o'clock this morning and there
were frequent, copious and needed
showers during tho remainder of tho
day. Those, together with the warm
nights, are highly favorable to tbo crops,
and from every direction the farmers
express themselves as encouraged by
the prospects ot a good harvest.
To bo Sold.
The threo bags of corn remaining un
sold, of five ba;s sent here for sale for
tho benefit of the Confederate Soldiers
vatcd the audience com pletely. In con
clusion, we have only to say, that we,
in common with all who were present
last evening at St. James schoolroom,
desire to return our hearty thanks to
the principals and pupils for an even
ing of unalloyed pleasure, and when the
doors are thrown open for another ex
hibition, we say with the famous John
Gilpin, of credit, and renown, "May
we be there to see."
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Lead. Glass &c. should go to Jacobi's
to get best qualities and lowest prices.f
Horrible Depravity.
One ot the most horrible instances
Home, at Richmond. Va.. will be offer- of juvenile depravity and brutality of
cd for sale by auction at tho Produce which we have ever heard took place
Exchange at 12:30 p m.. to-morrow. at jar Landing. Bladen county, on the
The sale is for a most worthy object Cape Fear river, last Sunday The
and it is limped that there wiHbeaUrge facts are aa follows: Bill Fennell. col
attendance and fpirited bidding at the ored. who lives near Tar Landing, had
saie ana mat good prices may be real thr.c children, a?ed respectively seven
ied. I firo ml fhrvw rtVs Th alrfnat lwn
arc girls and on Sunday last they de-
Tho question lias been asked fre-1 iiberately murdered tho youngest child
qnently within the past fjw days, by knocking it m the head with a light
'Whcnco comes all the black lead or wood knot and after accomplishing the
plumbago which is bcins shipped North fearful deed they threw the body into
on the Clyde "ine steamers? In an- the Cape Fear. Tho reason they as-
wcr, we would say that it comes from signed for committing the murder was
the vicinity of Raleigh, in Wake coon- that their mother gave the youngest
ty, where it is to be found in great child more bread than she did to tho
quantities, Thence it is shipped via other two and thought that, by getting
the Carolina Central Railroai to this tho child out of the way, they would
city and beaca to New York by steam I stand a chance of getting a larger share
er. It is one of the many minerals with of food. Our informant did not know
which North Carolina abounds, and is whether the murdered child was a boy
known as rrarhito, plumbago, and or a girl, but had learned that the mur
more commonly by the name of black" I dercrs were both girls.
Cad. . j tit.. u ... t r
to the fact that first quality shirts are
Doors & Blinds at Factory prices, just being made to order at one dollar at the
received at Jacobs Hardware Depotf 1 Wilmington Shirt Factory U-
Hard, but Fair.
Jim Jones, colored, was brought
here from Pender county to-day, by
Deputy Sheriff More, and lodged
iniailto await his trial at the next
tha
countv ontho charge of larceny. The
accusation against Jone3, who is repu
ted to be a notorious thief, is that he
broke into the store-house of Mr.
James Lee ana stole tnereirom a
quantity of peas. The charge was so
well sustained thai the examining
magistrate felt it a duty to require a
bond for his appearance at the next
term of court, in default of which he
was committed. All of Jim's glorious
anticipations of tho pleasures of water
melons. hard cider, camp meeting.
corn shuckings and voting the Relmbli
can ticket are thus brought to an in
glorious end.
Fullest assortment of Fishing Tackle
can be found at Jacobi's. t
A Word for Waddell. '
Editor Review: As the name of
Hon. A. M. Waddell will be brought
prominently before the Democratic
Congressional Convention of the Sixth
District, which is called to convene at
Lumberton on the 30th of July next.
some of his claims to .the nomination
ought, in my opinion, to be more thor
oughly canvassea ana laid betore the
people. That he is the choice of New
Hanover and Brunswick eounties is
well known and the delegates from
those counties will vote as a unit for
his nomination. It is also well known
that he will have many votes of the del
egates ot other counties, and we believe
that it bis claims were well understood
ho would be nominated on the first bal
lot. Iet the people know and remem
ber that in those dark, gloomy, troub
lous times immediately subsequent to
the reconstruction days, when there
was not a Democrat in the entire Dis
trict who dared to accept the nomina
tion: when even his most formidable
opponent in the present contest posi
tively declined to accept the nomina
tion; when tte Republicans bad the
best stump speaker and most astute
politician, Oliver II. Dockery, as their
candidate, end whom it was thought
almost folly to attempt to encounter in
political com pat, yet Col. WaddelL
with barely three weeks' notice, accept
ed the nomination, entered the lists and
won the greatest victory ever achieved
io North Carolina. He is the mcst pol
ished and captivating speaker in the
district: his large experience as a mem
ber or the House of Representatives., a
portion of which time he occupied the
high and responsible position of Chair
man of the Committee on Postofllces
and Post Roads, has given him a na
tional reputation and influence such as
no roan in the district can attain with
out long years of service. These make
him peculiarly fitted for the require
ments of the district, and would enable
him to be of more real benefit to the
people than, any other man could possi
bly be. i ours, for Waddeu,
liiSTht Up!
It has been suggested, and with
much forethought and wisdom, that
those who travel upon the turnpike at
night, going to, or coming from, the
Sound, should have lights attached to
their carriages, in order to avoid a
collision which may result disastrously.
There Is actual danger of accidents,
especially these dark nights, and it
wouldjbe well, if lamps are not attached
to the vehicles, to carry a lantern so
that those coming in an opposite direc
tion may avoid any trouble.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jj OUGHT FOB SIOT dASII FHOII SEV-
cral of the wholesale houses a largo surplus
etock on hand through the ffrcat depression
In trade, we aro prepared to offer
As follows ; ...
We will commence on COSSETS ! ! 1
A line shape Corset for Sic. . - '
A lioe Caroline Corset reduced to 50c. '
A Corset In any color. Pint, Blue. Clack.
Cardinal and White for Vly oris. ,
An elegant Courille Corset for 75c; this Cor "
set cat) not be boojrht In any other houte for
less than One Dollar. . s . w
TAYLOR'A EXTEJIsmv'mmivT e .
Bust, f 1.25; true value One Dollar aid Fifty.
R. and G. Double Bost Moulded Corset.
C. and P. Imported Corsets. A fine n ursln .
E2tff l A iDl1 assortment . of MIssm aad
Children a Corsets. - - A great many other
Corset?, which we are now ready to show and
Bell at a very low figure at
TAYLOR'S BAZAAB,
Next on the list : . '.
CORSKT COVEBS in every stjle and price.
FANS, we will cell a highly decorated fold
-ng F-a.nJ,or 5v102 , 25c- upwards, weU
worth twice the money. ,
HAND SATCHELS, TARASOLS, !
SUNSHADES, UNDERWEAR,;.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ?
LACES, HATS, GLOVES,
MITTS, la any color, Btyle or size, at aston
ishingly low prices. No one urged to bny, hot
come and see the bargains for yourself.
TUB COOLKST STORE FOR LAIC TO
8HOP IN IS
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
june 21 WILMINGTON, N. C.
Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of the conn,
try, with the privilege of examining before
paying.
Enjoyable Excursion
DOWN TO SMITHVILLK ' AND THE
FORTS, on the 8teamer PASSPORT, on
WEDNESDAY, tho 25th, tinder the manage
ment of tho Ladles' Front St. Church Organ
Fund Society. No Baskets needed;- bplendid
dinner on board. Ice Cream, Ac., all at city
prices. Fare 53 cents; children under 12 years
25 cents. Boat leaves at 9 o'clock.
june 23 2t . ,
GOING !
UR LARGE STOCK OF FINE SHOES
for Gents and Ladles ia FAST GOING, but we
have enough yet on hand to SUPPLY THE
WANTS OF ALL.
. NEW GOODS arriving EVERY WEEK,
comprising ALL THE LEADING STYLES.
Grand Family Excursionj
OF THE HOWARD BELIEF" FIRE EN
GINE CO. No 1, on tho Steamer PASS
PORT, to Smlthtillo and the Forts, THURS
DAY, Jnne 26, 1SS4.
Refreshments on board. . Mueie by the Ital
ian Harpers. Tickets 50c; Chllai en 25c.
Committee A Adrian, JO.L. Gicschen, M.
june 23 2t mw
Headquarters
JpOE FISHING TACKLE,
AT
W. E. SPRINGER A CO'S.,
, 19.21 and 23 Market 8b eet
The largest and best assortment ever offered
In this market. jane 23
MUNDS Blt03. & DeRoSSETj s . ; .
Muuds Uros. & UcKosset, '
Munds. Bros. & DeRosset,
Manufacture a delicious
Extract of Vanilla. .
Flavor your Ice Cream, ' -
Custards and Pastry with It
And be made hamv and contented. " !
ThU Extract Is used in the .
Ice Cream, which has given
MUNDS BROS. A DEkOSSKTfl T ,
Cream Soda Water such a , 1
t c' ci splendid reputation.
UUU, Sm JCI UlIUn X OUUS, ICE CREAM soda every day thla week.
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
june 24
Nothing of the kind equals It.
rendezvous for Ladles. ' . '
Market and Second S ts . ,
iune 23 . . Wllmlnirtan. N. C.
During the Campaign. At Three Cehtc.
HTE WILL FURNISH NEW YORK PA-
T v.
PERS at the following prices r
4.
H 1
HERALD, (Including Sunday) per week 25c.
TIMES, " 2Z
TRIBUNE, " 25c.
WORLD, " 2J
SUN, " " " 2Cc,i
YATES' BOOK STOItE.
jane 23 119 Market Street.
Driye-Well Pumps,
gTOVES, TINWARE,
REFRIGERATOR5?,
WATER COOLKKS ,
1C IS CREAM FREEZERS, at
PARKER A TAYLO&'S
PITRK WHITE Oil Jane S3
Something Hew.
A FIRST CLASS ICE CREAM PARLOR
at the corner of Front and Mulberry strccU,
where purest Cream in the city can be founds
ladles and gent'men ara respectfully Invited
Order uronspllr filled aod delivered free of
charge aiK. & atus. J. i. FWHEit,
lune'Tlm Proorletora
JJEW YORK HERALDS WILL BE SOID
fram this date at THREE CENTS.
SUNDAY HERALD atFlVE CENTS.'
. - 'AT - - - r.
HEINSBERGEK'S,
j une 23 Live Book and Meals Sterea.
Administrator's Sale.
JjT VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
j superior Court of New Hanover Cor njy jn
cause there ifendingr between James F. Uause.
Admlnbitrator of Richard II. Crant. plalniiir!
and Malt Ina A. Grant and others, defendants!
the undersigned will at 11 o'clock. A., JL. on
Monday, the t7h day of Jnly, J-l. at tho
Court Jlouse door la the city f WUm'nztoD.
expose for sate to i be nicest bidder, tho i ol-
twi.,:Aiwoi unaucuaiein tbo city
of WiimiogVkn, bclo? the Wehlf of lt N.
5 in block 117, aceordin? to tfte plan of sat 1
city, fronting t leet o the YjLtmUlt tutu
EXCURSIONS
A ND SOUND PARTIES ARS NOW THE j
street, and running back iIiamom vi.iih ui
feet, on which U situate a' dweliiiig emuxAz
6 or i roms, and the twsary outbnii :itir,
A tract of land on WxlghUvllle fco..i,.. ia
said county, Vcxianlnz on the North' hMi .f
Le'a Creek at the mouth of a rullr or t:uu
and running thence NVrth ZK'i dtgrec V.(t3
chains, 3 lluka to ro4.- thevfa .North ' i
greesWest I chain, 51 links wl'b the ioj.
taencc North 22 degrees Kat 5i ehaic, t ; . nr o
zeun as aegrrcs wei st ehab, ::ls,
thence Kouth S3 degrees Wet 27 ch!i, i.
Rokatrt the month of a branch emutrtn? ir.tn
- Viator, i jnseis
Lee'a Creek, and thence down the Crett
j ine oexiasior. cnuunjox about nj
and beinz well known as the farmer .
restdrnce of the late Richard 11. GranaJT-v
Term One third catii, bilanre la 6. and 12
eurslan. either flown the rlrcrni-thn v,f5n,t I Z.ZT7 '. ,1 TJ Zr?- V
call at McGO WAN'S, and he will fir ran nslim fM,i.rf...,l.
order of the day. Flshlnr at the Rock-" I
-ana the "Blaekfish Gronnda la at its be.t. !
FtshtBg poles and lines are set the onl r re j
quiattea lor an enjoyable and suecessfoi day's
recreauon. joeiore v on siat i on i oa your ex-
i