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YOL. K.-NO. 7.
NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, APEIL 8. 1890.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
ft. v
BUSIHESS LOCALS..; ;;
SilKSMAWrf-Aa energetic nan
wanted to pub oar manufacture
oa this grand. One of oar agents
earned tS.800 in "M. Address P. O.
B 1571, New York. eofi
S EWINO MACHINES REPAIRED.
John A- Edwerde doea all kinds o!
repairing.' Bead orders to him at house
on Pollock, street, between Berne and
Eden. . ; 'V fmcbl&tf.
FOB SALE. Applston'e CyclopceJia
of American Biography, ia six ele
gantly bound volumes. Price,, $25 00,
cost $37.50. The work is just from the
press. Apply st Journal offlae. f20tf
PATENT CLOTHES LINE -Clothes
oaonot be blown off. No pias.
Sample can be seen at the Cotton Ex
change. , D. T. Cabbaway,
felotf Agent Manufacturer.
McKisley's Tariff bill promises
to reduce the Republican majority
rather more than it will tbe reve
nue. Phil. Tiroes.
Monday the Federal court opens
at Greensboro and Judge Dick is to
enquire into the Kilpatrick case.
We are rather curious to .see what
he will do in the matter.
THE executive committee of tbe
Georgia Farmers' Alliance has
agreed upon the questions which
all candidates for office from bailff
to Congressman, will be required
to answer. They demand that the
powers of the State Railroad Com
mission shall be enlarged, and that
more control of tbe railroads be
given to the State and Inter State
Commissions. Tier demand thai
bettercommou school facilities shall
be afforded the children of the
State, poor and work houses for
the indigent, that convicts be better
treated and cared for, and that the
able-bodied ones be made to work
tberoad.4, 1 ho lowest powible tariff
duties on all articles necessary to
the farmers of the country, and that
all candidates for offica iu Georgia
shall place themselves squarely
with the alliance on this policy.
The storm of protest with which
theMcKinley Tariff bill has been
recieved may well oause its authors
and abetters to halt in their course.
They are showing a disposition to
retreat already. Phil. Record.
Again a petition has been pre
sen ted to His Highness, Tom Reed,
asking his Mightiness to recognize
some one to move the passage of a
bill repealing the tax on tobacco.
But His Majesty safd his Rules
were not built that way. They
permitted suoh requests to be made
by members of his own party only.
News & Observer.
The ' absolute worthlessness of
the Harrison Administration, and
the glaring contrast it presents t o
that of Mr. Cleveland, has convinced
the Western people that they have
placed the care of their interests in
very incapable and unreliable hands
Henoe the unvarying success of the.
Democratic party in that section at
and since the Fall elections. Al
bany Argus.
If every Republican leader in
Ojngress were pledged to do all in
his power to elect a Democratic
Presidedt ia 1892 the outlook for
our saocess in.that campaign would
not be better. More vigor to you
all, agents of the monopolists and
surplus grabbersl You are making
Democratic votes by the thousand
every day in the week. National
Democrat.
It Is said that the Czar of Russia
has become such a slave ot the mor
phlne habit that he now uses from
twelve to fifteen grains of the sedac
tive drug daily by injections. From
6ae half to one grain is the dose
daily - administered by pby
sicians. According to this the
Nihilists will have to harry ud if
thev want to dynamite Alexander
oat of the world. Waterbary
American.
' 'sg,. v. '. 1
Nearly every country of Europe
has about perfected arrangements
tot using only smokeless powder in
r military operations, and soon all
ought to be, able, to carry on the
, business of war at the old stands
with nnexampled facility. What
with smokeless powder, dynamite
gans nitro-glycerlne , bombs, and
other nwwenr nt entlons of .war : it
- mar soon come ; to: be i;v choice be
tweealannihiiation riuT!nC'
We may hare to agree to universal
peace in order toT escape universal
' aestracpionv JMewxorK bcm.?:
-i? In studying the South I regret
have neve been in the Sooth, bo.-
: forei T have been looking not so
, ' $ moon to' its" materiuff4eTe!h?pment
as to its people, their, eentimentf,
their inetbods4f . lite; as to where
the differenpea.cour-between the
$mz Norflierttand Southern ; American
, ., if any exist. I am glad t say that
P observation leads me - to' the con
elusion , that i ln aUlhe elements
constituting' good; cUweshlphon
tgm;'(uk patriotism and intelligence there
" Is no difference.' Channeey Depew
at Chattanooga.
CITY COUNCIL PBOCEEDINGS.
Death of Mr. Daniel Stlmson.
One of the best and most highly es
teemed citizens ot this community is
taken from us in the death ot sir. Daniel
Stimeon. For many weeks be had been
riftrlininir in hAiiIth nnHl nn RufcnrriAV
u , . . ... . presiding. Present: Councilman Bur-
nitfiiii ran iiiinn till run rm-.iivHrv i mi inini i -
tha hftpb. nf th friar.,, whn w.hH rua nd Kennedy.
for want or a quotum ine tueeung
April 1, 1890.
A regular meeting of the board of
city council was beld this evening at
half -past seven o'closk , Maj or Williams
by his bedside, and at 3:15 o'clock a.m.
Sunday, April 6, 1800, on Easter
morning, his soul passed into eternity.
Mr. Stimson was born in Limerick,
Maine, on March 26, 1833, and was
consequently a little oyer sixty-seven
years of age
N. C
in the saw mill business. In 1870 he
came to New Berne, where he oontinned
to live until the time of his death. For
sometime he was in copartnership with
Mr. D. Congdon, but sold his interest In
tbe business to Mr. Congdon and built
mill tor himself at the foot of King
street. Thia mill was destroyed by fire
adjourned to Wednesday night at half
past seven o'clock.
Silas Fulcojer, Clerk.
cessor qualified, he paid outon vouchers
and orders about $400, which vouchers
are in the hands of the finance com
mittee and have been ia the possession
of tbe clerk eioce last May; that
on the examination of bis account
oount as treasurer by tbe finance com
mittee last year they found that the
auditing committee had only allowed
him for forty eight wteks when they
should have allowed bim for fifty-two
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
R Sawyer Fashionable tailor.
RuaKHS -Entertainment tonight.
Prof. Manning's night writing school
will suspend until Wednesday night.
Tbe boys of Vance Academy made a
rery creditable appearance on drill
yesterday.
The members of the Board of Trade
are requested to meet tonight at their
rooms at eight o'clock.
The regular meeting of tho Ladies'
Auxilisryof the Y. M. C. A. will be
held at the rooms Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. April 8, 1890.
The regular monthly business meeting
of theY. M. C. A. will be beld tonight at
eight o'clook. Every member, both
active and associate, should be present
and hoar the reports from the various
committees.
Tho Rogers exhibition for the benefit
of the N. S F. E. band last night was
much enjoyed by tbe audiance, which
was fairly large. Prof. Cook's comic
songs were especially good. Music was
furnished by the band just before tbe
performance began. Will be repeated
ton ght.
Tbe "egg hunt" was engaged in by a
large number of children at tho mi
dence of Miss Emma Disosway, yetter
day afternoon. The participants tn
joyed the hunt very much, it seemed
Miss Maude Eoonce found the prize egg
and was awarded the prize, a handeome
bottle of cologne and a darning egg
Hon. W. T. Caho will deliver the
annual address before the Ladies
Memorial Association the 10th of May
and Gen. C. A. Battle has been made
chief marshal. Both of the selections
are good, and we feel sure that the
Association will have cause to con
gratulate itself.
April 4, 1890.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
n 1873 and he built another on the site citT counoil was held this evening at
where tbe smaller mill now' stands. e'Snt 0 cl0ck- Myor Williams preeia-
Thia mill he continiied to run and hnilt ing. Present: Councilmen Ulrich,
alareer one uearitafew years seo. Lne. Crawford, Ellis, Willis and Ken-
thon running both until the disastrous nedy.
18SQ whioh want hnth The Marshal s report was read, and
on motion received and adoDted.
weeks, and agreed to investigate for
April 2, 1890. orders paid street bands and engine
An adjourned meeting of the board drivers; that tbe account was examined
He came to Beaufort, 0f city oouncil was held this evening at by Mr. B. B Lane and F. Ulrich. The
in February, 1864, and engaged half past seven o'olock, Mayor Williams vouchers were turned over by him to
in the chair. Present: Councilmen the finance committee and by them
Lane and Ellis no quorum and the
meeting adjourned to meet Friday
night at eight o'clock.
SiLiS Fulchkb Clerk.
plants from existence. With great
energy and determination he
began to clear away the ruins
of his former large and valuable plants
and to erect new mills. One of these
was completod and has been in opera
tion for several months. The other is
yet unfinished.
Mr.Stimson's political life, if we may
iy ho had such, was, we believe, pure.
He was no politician, nor desired to be,
we tbiuk. His canvass for the office of
MARSHAL S REPORT.
We have made 24 arrests during the
mouth of March; 9 were dismissed and
15 convicted. Fines collected, S10 JO;
oost, 833.90; total, $43 20.
One half the above oost, .(. 4i, was
deduoted for my fees.
Jas. T. Lewis, (j. M
The Mayor read the following report,
which was on motion received and
adopted:
mayor's report.
T hflff Iaava In Riihmit the follnvvin?
Biirriu auu ui3 ciiiuiui iiie ice people oi I report
('raven county are familiar with. The work has been done on tbe At
Mr. Stimeon's personal character is lantio engine by Mr. bd wards, and the
well known. He was a true man, we
believe. He was honest, charitable.
generous, conscientious, a Christian.
rhe poor found in him a friend. With
a liberal hand he ministered to the
wants of the needy who sought assist
ance from him. Withal, he was ener
getic, a business man. Few men have
done so much for the laboring class of
the community as he did.
pump forwarded to the Silsby Company
lo be repaired. I expect a bill for bar
nest, and ask that the clerk be instruct
ed to issue a voucher for the sum of
855.00.
Sanitary condition of the city is good
Police have made 24 arrests, 9 of which
placed ia the hands of Mr. Ulrich to be
turned oyer the auditing committee:
that bo was ready and anxious for a
settlement and was awaiting the action
of the auditing committee: that E. K.
Bishop was appointed u committee in
August last to get tbe books and vouch
ers from the auditing committee so that
a settlemeut could be had ; that he now
asked some member of the board to
mike a motion requesting the auditing
committee to meet at the earliest day
possible in order that he might have a
settlemsnt in vindication of himself and
Mr. B. B. Lane from any blame which
might be attached to Mr. Lane.
Councilman Crawford moved that the
auditing committee be requested to
meet with tbe finance committee
Monday, April 7ih, and settle with Mr.
Williams, the treasurer in 1838-'&9
Tbe motion was carried.
The Mayor suggested that the matter
of the market house insurance be left
with the finance committee to examine,
with power to act.
The Mayor stated that Mr. E. M. Payio
had an account against the city for
work on eLgine houses, rent, etc., and
asked that the clerk be allowed to take
it in payment of Mr. Pavio'a taxes.
Councilman Kennedy moved that the
matter be referred to the finance coin-
were dismissed; 15 oonvioted. Fines I mittee with power to act.
imposed, $32 00; cost, $13 00; total,
875 00.
The streets are in fair condition. We
need some shells to keep them up;
think it advisable to try shell rock, es
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This po-,i never varies. A msrvsiof
rHy.siri';. , kihI wbolnoneiiHi, Mora
economical Umii ths ordinary kinds, ft4
cannot be aold in competition with themul-
uiuue oi tow lest, snort welgnt, alum 1
pliospluue powders. Hold only In cans.
HOVAI. liAKINU 1'OWDKB CO., 108 WkU tt.
N Y. Iuue23dju wed frl A W
Mr. Stimeon died of chronic liver it would prove to be a great deal cheap-
complaint. He was buried yesterday er 8nd better, as we could buy a sman
iraub ui muu uu ireub uvoi auu uavu
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the funeral
caking place from bis residence on East
Front street. A large number of friends
followed his remains to the grave, and
there was along line of colored em
ployees who attended the burial cere'
monies. He was buried in Cedar Grove
cemetery.
the rock blasted to buH the purpose.
Resp'y, R. P- Williams.
Tbe Mayor stated that he had a deed
from the Atlantic Engine Co. for the
The following bills were allowed
R. P. Williams, mayor. $33.33; F.
Ulrich, treas.. $16 66; Jas. T. Lewis,
marshal, $25; J. E.Oaskill, police, $30;
M. T. Roberts, police, $30; Thomas Wil
son, polios, $30; J. L. Willis, special
police, $20; John C. Qreen, engineer,
$25; W. R. Waters, enginser, $25; D.
Stallings, sexton, $20; R. W. Williams,
sexton, $20: James Lucas, janitor R. &
R. Co., $2; New Berne Journal, adv..
New Berne Aoademv. rents, $8;
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS.
The reason RADAM'8
MICROBE KILLER Is
the most wonderful
medicine, is because it
has never failed in any
instance, no matter
what the disease, from
LEPROSY to the sim
plest disease known to
tho human system.
The scientific men tf
today claim and prove that overy disease is
CAL'SKI) BY MICROBES,
AND
Radam's Microbe Killer
F.xtermin.iti's the Microbes and drives
them out of tlie system, and when that is
done you cannot liuve an ache or pain. No
matter what the disease, whether a simple
o.ise of Malaria Fever or a combination of
diseases, we cure I hem nil at the eaino time,
as t treat nil diseases constitutionally.
A.vihnia, Consumption, Oatariu,
Bronchitis, Khcumati.siu,Ktd
noy aiid Liver Digcase, Chilli
and Fever, Female Trouble
in all i(s forms, and, in fact,
every Disease known to tho
Human System.
property purchased by the city, which warn Ulart, att'ys, J10.6G: Atlantio
t.ug. vu., ieeu lor jumper norse, $iu;
New lierne tng
Co., feed for jumper
horse, $10; Prince Hyman, lighting 8
lamps, w, J. Li. Harrison, lighting a
lamps, $2.25; Merritt Whitley, lighting
1 lamp, 75o.; T. F. McCarthy, lighting
1 lamp, 75c; Geo. Richardson, lighting
Shipping News.
The schooner Mattie E. Hllee arrived
at Beaufort on Saturday from the West
Indies. She has a cargo of molasses
consigned to Roberts & Bro. of this city
The steamer Newberne, of the O. D.
line, will sail this morning at 9 o'clock
for Norfolk.
The steamer Kinston arrived yeetsr-
day from upper Nsuse and will return
today at 12 o'olook.
was read and received.
Councilman Cllis etated that com'
plaint had been mado concerning the
TnHtpr K. lnd mouse occupiea Dy Dir. irenwitn as
It was a beautiful, sunny day. Earth hlaoksmith shop as being a nuisance,
seemed lit up by a smile from the risen ana movea M enmrman oi nre oisirici m an,Pi 75o paul Williams, lighting 1
T.nrrt Tn tha rhnmhom ,nnrnnri.(a oommiuee mat tne matter do leu witn lamp, too.: John Collins, lightine
I ... i.m r.r: . D T -.1 .7i..:" 1
Rftrvinna wfir hlH whinh e WayOrana City attorneys WIW awiauj, ukuwuk i
, . 1 lamn. DC. : HAl 1 Wl llmi liirhlimr
. , rr. i i n i nnviir man I ' " , . ......
attenaea. inougn nowers are soarce "" - lamp, 75c. ; Wm. Bell, lighting 1 lamp,
this season some of tbe churches were uuuunuiit un,uro, acm ' (oc.;u. urdmann.rentof houseforM.U
beautifully decorated with thm. Tha the deed for Aaron Jones' property on & L. Co. $10; E. E. Disosway, rent Odd
" " " I . . I l?.ll T T . ii rf rw f r t - ,
a n u I German street which the citv bought nan, uu rnew uerne use
u., ..,,,W.U,,i.,W,U,. CO.. 882.50: J.T. lAwin fMdinBnriwm.
served than on former Easter Sunday . " """- . . ; ers, $2 25; J. McDaniel. shoeing horses.
At tjnrist Uhurch tbe Moral display "u"1 " r"" sj.vo; j;;. n. Meadows, Bundry bill
i i . ail. -.a :Linrn -rr .
was superior to any of former like oo- Property since laet year, ana mas po. to; j. a. meadows, feed for Atlantic
The chancel was literally " Pe to deed it to the city, -, eaoows, ieea tor
geraniums, lillie. and which should have been done long since SK: L H." (hitler!
Eeware of Fraaddbnt Imitations !
See that our trada-Mark (fame as above)
apjiears on each jug.
Send for book "History of the Microbe
Killer, " given away by
R. J, GOODING,
SOLE AGENT,
Curner Pollock and Middle fits.,
inlJO dwly enrm New Berne, N. C.
Personal.
Mr. F. C. Bryan returned to Norfolk
yesterday after a short visit to his old
home.
Hisa Settle l ord ham, of Kmston, is
Tisiting Mrs. A. J. Scarborough.
i Mr. Q. F. M. Dail has returned from
Greene county court.
Messrs, O. R. Thomas, jr., Clement
Manly, and H. L. Qibbs went down to
Beaufort oil professional business last
night.
Mayor" Court,
r The'following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Or. Fox, drunk and down in the city
limits; fined $5 and cost or 15 days on
the streets.
', Violet Wiggins, ool., riotous and dis
orderly In city limits; fined $5 and cost
or 10 days on the streots.
Louisa Earner, ool., riotous and dis
orderly In the city limits; fined V and
oost or IB days on the streets.
) Per nU White, Jfames White and Mar.
tUle White, .charged- with yiolatlng
ohap', 5, eeo. 4, oity - ordinance; die
charged. Su - :
Violet ;Wigginsv ssault and battery
with deadly, Weapon; bound oyer to
court.
LouUa. Harper, assault and battery
with' deadly weapon; bound over
Witt aitanoed age thedeclinluir powers
are. wonderfully refreshed by Hood's
Sarsaparilla.' U really doea "make the
caeiona.
banked with
Tanous rare flowers and plants and ana lnen vne CUT JoneB- brooms and duster, 75c ; Small wood &
tuh momnri.i oinn. n m).n.lli Councilman Kennedy moved that the Slover, sundry bills, $12 15; M. E
matter of making a deed be left with wa'"5?"!, stationery for otuce, Sl.lU;
... ... kM. .tort... .n H.uhM.Tnr "v""'u'l,"ral nu pump nanus ana
gregaiion was unusuany large ana tne "J" engine drivers, 8142 56; Mrs. E. B.
services fully up to the standard of this ana clMlt 08 nruciea 10 msse a aeea Ellis, coal for engines and polico office
oonirreiration. which ia always of the to Aaron Jones. Adopted. u. K. J;. M wards, work on eng
a -a-- t ' " I .... .liJ. WUWfn r n-i. J
best on this grand festival of the Councilman a-enneay euggestea tnai - -M'n TJL 5
yuumu. iu uiusiu was uwuuiuuj - --- r- (oo,; Hmaiiwood & Slover, sundry bills,
rendered, sweet and appropriate, the P,aco lne PumP on uta rronl ana 816.45; Smallwood & Slover, sundry
sermon an impressive one. and the Muddy streets soon as possible. puis, d.7; Hale tire Harness Co., $55
v,. i. .i.i.- I Tha following neraons were anDointed I iowi iuoi.a4.
uuuiuu buiuuiuuiiauig fit mo veto I '
bration of the Holy Euoharist rery registrars and judges of election, to be
large. Of the offering we hare heard beld the nrst Monday in May, laau
no account but it was doubtless liberal ,rBt wara' L- u- "Owar registrar
in amount. I A' r-arsons ana Asron ueu juages,
At 5 o'clock the Sunday School cele- election to be held at the station house;
bration took place which was. while cond ward, J. K. Willis registrar,
mnoh in th orlr of fnrmar nnu. W. F. Rountreeand Jeremiah Abbott
highly interesting and delightful. The judges, polls to be held at J. K. Willie
classes march in singing as processional shop; third ward, Thomas Stanly regis
"Onward Christian Soldiers," and eaoh trar, James W. Hcott and W. a. smith,
with its banner took position in the pew polls to be held at Phillips' shop; fourth
u; o.utu. priuwu progr.m d K R Jon s regiglrar David
I3ale of Town Property.
Pursuant to a judgment of tbe Supe
rior Court of Craven county, for pur
poses of partition, I will sell at Publio
Vendue, at the Court House Door in
Newborn, on Monday, May 5, 1890. 12
ciocr M.., the water front of Lot No.
17, on East Front street.
Terms, cash.
CHAS. C. CLARK,
Commissioner.
Newbern, April 3, 1890. tds
and approved
Minutes were read
Board adjourned.
R. P. Willams, Miyor.
Silas Fulchek, Clerk.
Assistance for Mr. Collins.
It is proposed to purchase an artificial
leg for Mr. John Collins, who was so
unfortunate as to break his only leg
sometime since. Contributions for the
purpose will be received by W. E.
Snellings at his store on Pollock street,
A Iay Mi 1 lor at a otnr a Rm A atA-
v,. -j -..0. ... a m TJ. .........Bvamnu,
At the call or the superintendent each - a-- " V .' and R. J. Gooding, oorner Pollock and
okh preeeowu a guiuD du wdics wh puin mi uo uu muoo ouuy, nnu i a.rflflta
wruuKuv iw u bwuou kw ward, w . u. tiooten registrar, a. w.
upoownion .pyeuoa ,a largo letters, lVA-.rA. .nA Vf. p Omm inAon nnlU
He is Risen." An offering was also ... . 7 . . 7 . ' '
made br classes. The service, were 1W neia at rive rointa market
intoned by the Rector and choir, a The Mayor suggested that the name
practioe whfohwe think might be well LfNeuse street be changed baok to its
congregation is accustomed to It or not. " 1(u uo nuggeuuou
One of the most pleasing events of the was adopted.
day was the appearance oi an elegant The Mavor reauested CnunRiimnn
rult"uy?l8kwi tiJ? !? mrioh to Uke the chair while he made
vuo uuuiuu vj ui uiu an, ouuuu 0, , ... , ... .
Waters In loving remembrance ot their """"'"a in iuayor
deceased daughter, May Louise. It ia a I stated that a report had been circulated
taat ne was snort in his aocount as
treasurer in lov-vv; that the report An hour and a half's entertainment
was inoorrect and untrue: that he had for 10 cents
neyer owed the city a dollar, but that
thft eltv hid alwSTii nvnd him and ia in
his debt today; that he had on hand, as UN 6 W DQIJie O. I. Jj. Mild
was eioellent and the church elewhtlt PPerd. 'rm xmination of the
decorated with flowers. finance committee, $778.92 of the funds Tuoorlaw Vnnm'nn. Ail Q
the Hancock Street M.E. Church, 0f the city, that he turned oyer to Mr. I uoouu,J xjvouiug, nu o
R. SAWYER,
Fashionable Tailor,
SEW BERNE. N. C ,
Keeps constantly on hand a full lino of
samples of the very latest styles of
Foreign and Domestic Goods. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Middle St., two doors south of Hahn's
Livery Stables.
superb piece of workmanship of beauti
ful design, and a fitting, memorial to
one so pure and lovely.
The Methodist Church was tastefully
decorated ana the servioes were at
tended by a large congregation
At the Catholio Churoh the usual im
pressive services were held. The muslo
.At i
Rogers' Exhibition.
BENEFIT OF TOE
.- ' Unawanooga.- W-M :f- wtk strong.' , - .r, 4, 18 were well attended. :
iiiituKi MKr tus nxBoiiaaiiuu oi inei
finance committee, and before his sue
usual Sunday servioes were held.
AT 8:80 O'CLOCK.
Punch and Judy, Shadowgraphs, and
oiner features, uood music.
Our HANDSOME NEW
SILVERWARE.
"Bell The Jeweler"
1,000 Boxes Tobacco,
Bought Cheap,
And will be Bold at a
Sacrifice
WHOLESALE GEOOEB,
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. "N. C.
M. P. HOLLY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Next door to P. M. Draney's Hardware
' Store,
SOUTH FRONT STREET.
Large stock of fine samples. Clothing
made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rates reasonable Also, cleaning and
dyeing done in neatest style. 18dSm
Lumber! Lumber!
Are you going to build, or are yon
needing lumber of any kind? If yott
do, write to me, as I can make your
prioes lower than yon oan bay else
where. All kinds of building material
always on hand, either rough or
dressed. Flooriog, weather-boarding,
ceiling, moulding, eto.
O. W. RICHARD80W,
janlJdwCm Cove.N.O,