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Ds AD HhnALVP 0,3 dollars or an V& nnt not pald in-ad 4 FOR AuvaTIhlNG.--One-do pejnnaIJ4~ mloi1) fortIQ Of lat. lnser tIonsd- emit. io dh'ftor-.egch n. s'.)Uent insertlon. hese rates appl' to advertiseeunts of eeeharae and are Int rbely. in advance. Obituaries an tributes of rihpec for a tdyletents. Marriage no ces, and* wp ei-announcoementA of deaths, are pub. lMLd free ani 4te solicited. Iebural trius foi centx'ca tsments. Now Advertisements. Opring Opening-J. L. Mimnaugh co. Cittonl4. R. Boyles, Judge of Probate,." -Fhe best amily Sewing Machine on the sharket. A guarantee with. every machine. For sale only by J. 0. Rautesongp Saisvrss.--Sevices will be held A the Methodist Church to. uiorrow morning at 11 o'clock by the Ie.,... 8. Connor. Services alW in the Episo'opal Church at 11, a. in , and 6*, p. m. Services will also be held in the Assoolate4sAformed glqurch at 11 o'cloogt9'iu f:w mgring. Tnt FARuMus'MEETING.-The farm ers of the county have been called to meet in-;tl Court-, House on Monday the 5th inst. There ahould b4 a fl11 attendance and a full representation should be sent to the State Convention on the 29th inst. --If there is found to be a corrupt government at Columbia, and in faet throughout-the State, then such remedies can be applied as may be deemed necessary under the circum stances. -Shuoes, Clothing, Press Goods, Calicoes, Jerseys, Ladies' Felt and Straw Hats, and other goods at and beld# cost for the cash. : I mean what r say. J. 0. BoAG.* TiE TOWN -MEETING.-The Town Hall waks filled to its capacity on Thurs day evening, the Municipal Democratic ~Club having assembled to make nomi .nations for Indtendant and Wardent for the ensuing year. The incumbent president and vice president 'were re-elected, and Mr. R. '-Huey was elected secretary and tretenrer in the place ofUMr. D. R. Flenniken, who has removed from Winnsboro. A number of now members wure elected. Before any nominations were made, Mr. T. H. Ketchin offered the follow Ing resolutions: Resolved, 1. That it is the sense of tbjsVlu tht. o llcenses for the sale ord t aiqorisina the town of Winn or rfor. th9 ensuing year, shouli Wgrant'ed for 10.s than the sum of fotur hundred dollars per an Resolved, 2. That the nomInees of this Club be required to p ledge them selves-.to ,up rt and faithfully. e-e .cnte them prnc0l above set forth in these resolutions. The resolutions were -eubmitted to a vete, and were adopted by a very de cided tiaajority, 4ihiriatioeis being next in order, Mr.. T. K. Elliott, the present incum bent, was nombiated for Intendant, without opposition. Mr. Elliott, . in respoitee to calls, briefly expressed his thanks for the compliment. The presezgt Wardentwm:---algs so rcJ H. Cummings an~ James Q. Davis. . Some votes eacst 'for Other getiemen, who \not candidates. The s~etingthen adjourned. --Now is tine to get a, good (Cincin nai Open or T~dp Buggy, Three-Spring - Wagon, Turnout Seat Buggy, Plat *fo S~ritg or Farmor'.s Wagon, with Shaft~ epl , Single or Double Hiar nespaheauOp for cash or bankable pp4*,'irom J3. ~O.oAG. *. Our yew cneg. A short description of what the comn nlittee intend to make,, of the new Mount Zion College will be of. inter est'.to those who have not had an 9poettanty of seeing a diagram of the bitding. It is proposed to eret the new builing'just in front and adjoining the old Mollege. The entire front will be 128 feet, and this space will be ided into dyoe separate apartments. The main entrance in the front wille lead into a room called the lobby. 24x28 feet; and in reai' of this room will be two small rooms, one on the right and the other on - the left, 8x10 feet, which will be used as cloak wroms. ThIs portion of the building 1wi11 be forty-two feet high,' and (upon the second floor .will be a large room 2'l:80 feet, which can be used as a de#.Iug or general society hall. Just d~ the righ~t of this main portion of the balidingwillibo two class rooms, 20x26 feet, and .with geoors loading into the lobby, and in the rear to a small porch. These' rooms will be only one story bigh. .Upon, the extreme right and len wtill be two other class roomns 20280 feet. This portion of the butilding, white not two stories high, will be considerably higher than the two ad joining rooms and not quite so high as the aal frontt. Both of these rooms will have an entrance in front, which mnakes three front entrances to ttl. bniid1bg. Protn these rooms will' be doori leidig into the porches in rear of the two adjoining rooms, and from these porohes will be doors l'eading into the old building, which can be reached from every room .and can be used as a chapel. This room is 27x52 feet, and just in rear And upon the . -t. b o roomi 182$ feet, whiob be e as, 1Iray. The contract has been given to Mr. I 'AshbUsy9, fPbharlotte, and the building will cost $4,470. The remaining $580 of tli five thittsanigven to the commit te. wll be. expnded .in improviug the .id building. Two 'thiesand dolliat will:besexpeided In- erecting a cottage for the PrhoIpal and- in im. proving. the surrounding groundp. The building *111 be i handsome one when completed, and will be quite an addition to the architecture of the town. Mr. Asbury, we undoutand, has-been in town and will commence work at an early day. The erection of this building will be quite an additional edttcational advantage to the citizens of this and adjoining counties, and with a first class corps of teachers there is no ieason why Mount Zion cannot be made one of the best in. stitutions of the State. ZorB RAOX Gum BPARIEI. NQt seeing anything reported from this section, I will endeavor to send you a few items. The past few. days have been very wet-in fact the heavi est rains of the season fell on Monday. The land is washed at a terrible rate soul planteri who have .plaited on botm land losing corn and. lad too. We could very well have spared Peru a few showers and then had Ilenty left.- The farmers are very well ad vanced in farm operations-a good quantity of corn being already planted. The fruit prospect just now promises well, and if no more. frost comes we will have plenty this summer. The health of this section Is gen - erally good, but we have had the usual amount of coIns, etc., but not many serious cases. On the 23d uit. a most shocking accident occurred at Simpson's Turn out. As the north bound passenger train was nearing the station Lucy Moore, in company with two othor colored persons, was coming from a funeral and walking on the railroad, the wilid being very high at the time, the train ran up very near before they discovered it. All three of the col ored persons at once got off the track and Lucy Moore ran some forty or fifty yards to a crossing and attempted to cross the track when she struck her foot on the rail and fell, just before the engine, wl ich vas now In thirty feet of her, and although the engineer was slowing up to stop at the station, he could not stop in time to save the unfortunate woman. The engine struck her and literally crushed her to pieces, carrying her about twenty-five reet, leaving her in the middle of the rack with scarcely a whole bone in her body. Tier head was completely prushed and her brains were scattered around for several feet-a most shook lng sight. There could be no blame attached to the engineer as he could by no means stop his train,- and he sould not have known that the woman would have gone on the track after getting ofi. Coroner Hinnant was promptly on the spot and held an in-. guest. The jury found a verdict ity accordance with the facts andeoy sting the railroad frpW 1 Alilame. rhere are many and -confilcting state ments concerl!f this accident, but the abov9.v a correct one, as the writef~if this was in thirty feet of the weihan when she was killed, and saw the whole horrible affair. GUM SPRING. Simpson's Turnout, A pril 1, 1886. Intereatung'Experiences. Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Columbus, Gas., tells his experience, thus: "For three years have tried every remedy on the mardet for Stomach and Kidney Disorders, but got no relief, until I used Electric Bitters. Took five bottles and am now cured, and think Electric Bitters the Best Blood Purifier in the world."-Major A. B. Reed, of West Liberty, Ky., used Electric Bitters for an old standing Kidney affection aind says: "Nothing has ever done me so much good as Electric Bitters." 'Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Mc Master, Brice & Ketchin. * -The labor riots in Belgium con tinue and bloody fights daily occur between the military and the rioters. Charlerol Is now one vast camp, from which flying columns of military oper ate in different directions. -Sixteen human scalps, five of them fo.male, were recently found in esn old hos tvhich vats being torn down in Miannington, W. Va. Tlaey are be lieved to hare beeni taken from Indian heads by early settlers. -Preston Valentine confesses thati he murdel'ed Win. Vales, the watch mnan at the car etables in Augusta, and implicates several white men, but some of his statements -are not believed. Tie killed a boy in Carolina, but was Acqunitted. STATE OF.SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PAInFIELD. By J7. A. BOYLE8, Buq., Probate~ Jtuige. WI HEREAS, THTOS. - K. ELLIOT T hith' made suit to moe to grant hifn letters of administration of the estate and effects of Jo. K. McCarley, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and cred-. itors of - the said Jno. K. McCarley, d6. ceased, that they be p apar before me, in the Court of Probt tobe .held at Fairfild Court Hotise, t. C., on the 17th day of Apuil next after Dublication hereof, at-11-o'clockc in the forenoon, to -show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should net be grated. - Given undermy hand, ths st day .of Apl Anno Domini 1886. - Vbished. en the 3rd day of April, 188 la Tusf ThtWS AND JInnALD. J. R. BOYI.ES - ,Apl8tlx1.l Judge of :P'roY~ato. 8.0. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. T HE 86th ANNUAL MEIETING OF the South Carolina Medical- Assoeia tion will be held in Camdeni, on T UESDAY, April 20. 1880.M . W. PEYRE POROHIE;M.D. Apn122 Recordin Aecretar.. * aa s TAKNSPEUE UR4IFORI T are v of the be . sorte stok of ancya Stae Groca~ele in A. t RasR;B 60911-s,, urrnts br Suar, ofeeoff difeen grade4Bs, Teas, hocolte Bofm Aa oco b cesO fal 1 Indsan xtracts Imre in rdnsi QuUD at er d HlBoe C n Fuits Fa ae eet le b THE SUBSCRIBER TAKPS PLEASUE Ian iNpRiNG THE CTIZEnNS OF W'INNSBO RO That e Is receiving oe of the best as. sorted stock of Fancy anid Staple Groceries in town. Ralsjms Currants, Citron, Prunes, Evaporated Apples, SugarsI Coffees',of (lierent grades, Teras, Chocolate. Brona and Cocoa, Fresh English Walnuts, Almonds Pecans, bplces of all kinds and i xtracts, Imiported 8ardines In Quarter and Half Boxes, Citnned Fruits and Vegetables Peaches, Pears and ieaples, Okra and Troiatoes, Corn and Peas, Flour f rom the cheapes~t to the finest, Mleal, Grits, Laind, Bacon and Syrups, 0 With good ninny other goods all of wvhiech Y will be sold at the lowest prfce for cAsu a only by S. S. WOLFE. 11 - b TO RENT. ti c I1IE SHEDD FARM-one mile south east of Winnsboro, on tho Camden Road-containing EIGIITY-EIUT Acres g and a good Cottage house with six rooms r and all necessary outbuildings. Apply to I Dn. R. A. BUCHANAN. Mch27txtf f: FARMERS' CLUB. C H E FARMNEllS' CLUB of Fairfield t' Conty Will meet lin the Court House e at Winmsboro, on MONDAY, the 5th day a of A PRIL, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for the i purpose of electing delegates to the Farm ers' Convention, calll to meet at Columi bi. on the 29th day of April. All Township Clubs are requested to send delegates to the County Club. By order of the President: Meh27xtd J. F. McMASTER, -AND) )FoR SALE! FORTY HEAD)OF FAT KFNTUCKY MULES AND) IORSES-amiong them some good Saddle and Harness H orses; also a few god Young Brood Mares. We also myve a fine sele~tioni in Mules from 14 hajds up to 15% hands high-all sound and right. All salesguaranteed as represented. We will sell 4hem cheap for CAH or'on time . until next fall by the purchaser giving us satisfactory papers. COME ONE!l COME ALL ! Here is an opening for the County to. ctart their plows. . A. WIL4LIFORD) & SON, - Winsboro, S. C. I OYSTERS I Fresh three times a week, from 4 Norfolk. The Celebrated Lyn haven and James River Oysters, at Winnsboro Ice House. F. W. HABENICHT, Proprietor. J ( &] NELSON'S HOTEL, (Formerly Central Hotel,) NO. 49 WEST PLAIN STREET, COLUM1flhA, . . - . O, THIS HOUSE has been renovated and put- In first-class condition, and Is now open for the accommodiation of travel, Situation cool and retired, and.within two minutes' walk of the main business part of the city. Terms $1.30 and $2.00 per Day, AUQORDING TO ROOM. W. If.lyELSON, Proprietor. Nov19txtf - FISH!I Three times a week, fresh from the sea. The best fresh Fish that Charleston and other markets can furnish, at Winnsbora Ice Hotme.| F. W. HAnumnuJIT Proprietor NORMAN PEROHRON STA IjOM "MAJOR" May be, found as follows, untU turther notice: Winnsboro, March 29-31. Blackstock, April 1-3. Bell's Bridge A ril 5-10. Winnsboro,, April 12-k,4. Blaokstock, April 10-17. Bell's Bridge April 19-24. Winnsbo i26--28. Blackstock: April 29, 30, May 1.. Bell'* Bldge, Va 8 Winn1boro, myro-2. Blacktock, May 13-15. Bell's Bridg May 17-22 Winnsboro, kay 2440. Blackstock, May 27-29. Other'appointments will be announced Nereaftor. "Major Is a beautiful red bay, black mane and tall, nine ears ol1, a good walker, and works Well in harness. He was bred and raitd by E. Dillon & Co Bloomington, Ills.; was sired by delebratej t. Laurent, a horse whose reputation and record as a breeder are not excelled b those of any draft stallion on the Conti nent. St. Laurent Is also the largest heov lest-boned and most porful Forman iorse ever imported to the UfitW tates. otwithstand~ Major's Iwnnse size he possesses ihrn points Seldom found in io large a horse-such broad', flat egs, massive quarters, wonderful shoulders rIsIng well on the wetherto,eeatpoe leck, a fine head well on, Id live eyes, for which his'colts a ip Terms-Twenty dollars i nnee,. or Ifteen dollars season. , Mares from a distance will be astured on reasonable tenna., Marssfkam i'I$ s.' BefY of Falliii SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT If my large assortment of Spring and ummor Stock of Clothing for men ouths and boys. This is the best assorted bock of Clothing you will find anywhere I tle State. Having purchased from the %ading and most reliable manufactures of .1e country, enables me to show the most omplete assortment in styles,, designs in atterns and first class in workmanship liat has ever been shown bofore. These arinents are placed on the counters and %ady for your critical inspection. The arlety of these garments are so great that will Only attempt to give you an idea of few leading articles. The One-Button utaway will be the leader in cutawa cock suits. They are made from Impte orkscrew Vhipcord, Cheviot and Broad rail in all the prevailing shades; while 10 Sacks are cut square, and round corn rs are made of the same goods as the bove Cutaways including fancy patterns 1 Worsted and thassineres. My Hat stock is filled with choice novel. es in the light weight. Stiff Hats In earl, Granite, Mixtures, Brown and lack. Seo my Pearl Cassimere Beavers at .50, made In tie latest pring ' ps. Gents' Furnishing G0d and Soe De artmenlt are complt with fill tile nlove es of the season. When hm the cit call ad lcook through this eminent stock. It 'Ill be a pleasure to show jou thlroulgh, hother you purchase or not. R~espectf11y . hr. L. KINARD, COLUMBIA, 8. C. 5,000 Jnst received 5,000 of thie Cele.. rated Kangaroo C'gsrs. War- C mnted all Havana Filat F. W. [abenichit's Saloon. K L L L FOTTHRTY DAS L L L We have concluded a re-A luce our immense STOCK >y selling the same, atL CO HUMBUG, o ily COST' 3RICE will be' charged forI )nr ,entire stock of )RY GOODS, CLOTHING, 300TS, SWIOES, IATS, - CAPS. Blilrets.___Bleii6ei. AGENTS FOR THE CONTINENTAL SHIRT, The best and cheapest Shirt now made. COME AND BE CON-. VIM'CED. P. LANDECKNR1&BRO. Z, 1N . P, 10iie to Famrers NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY LAROR-sAVING IMPLEMENTS. 80 NOW COME AND LOOK AT T HE rollowing: Doukle-Foot Plows. Nixon's Patent Heel Sweep. Cotton Planters-three kinds. Blue Grass Sulky Plow. Valter A. Wood's Reapers and Mowers. Tanner & Delaney Engines. Foxce Pumps. Early Field. Sqd Corn. Early Garden Sued Corn. Garden Seed-all kinds. Come and make selection from my stock, r give order for what you need. I deal vith manufacturers. Mar30txtf JAIES PAGAN. TRADE MARK. htS diof~eu es a .mip tlusUutsMadeeW lid v. Itscposd fienmtapproved VEGETABLE TONICS, 'whighiartrouce&iato apr .enerousWae. The nest 10ACHRQM"RARK bengiitsnodicalhassitis anfdmu recmamendeda auuranaprenntivea FEVER AND AGUE, ana4otherfiseasesoriginajn, -. aaladana Caus Thrpuritringthe M:I4O001 undimprovmeThm eerationa.Chrmnlo, Rhumatisn,Bloodpoisoningacertain cnfar Dyspuptai,Cramp Inthe stomach an nadiatmolffr Dygent, ColIo, Cholera-anorlnsanakindreddiseases, CanralWeaknmes,Nervous and Mental Debility, anouveraignremedyforLjvw Compluint.anadlaeases of the Udnin.an eXoellentapptier, anda TONIC without a rivalt inshortilbor Ung aflfimfnnlnna cfthesystem, i is Un equall'edc. *-.' Ot E U -- Aama11Wlim ,allihruutimes a day. Saldby alDrggiate nd dealersuenlaly 'TOPAZ CINCIHONA C00RUAL.CO., Pricoe per BattleoS.00 harlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R ICHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 4, 1 1885,-Eastern Standard Time. GOING NORTH. NO. 53, MAIL AND EXPRESS. save Augusta.............. .9.10 a. mn. snve W. C. &. A. Junction.1.12 p. mn. rrive at ColumbIa...........1.22 p. mn save Columbia............ .1.32 p. mn. save Killian's...............1.58 p. m. save Bly thewood............2.13 p. mn save Ridgoway..............2.34 p. mn. save Simpson's.............2.47 p. mn. save Winnsboro.............3.02 p. mn. eave White Oak.............3.22 p. mn. save Woodwvard's...........3.43 p. m. save Blackstock...... ........3.50 p. mn. sate Cornwall's..............58 p. in. save UChester.............. 4.15 p. m. save Lowis'.............. ..4.32 p. in. save Smith's.............. .4.40 p. m. save Rock Ijili............4.56 p. in. save Fort M~ill............ .5.20 p, in. save PlneVille...............40 p. in. rrive at Charlotte............6.00 p. mn rrlve at Statesville......... .9.35 p. m GOING80OUTH. e NO. 52, MAIL AND EXPRESS. eave Statesvlle.............7.45 a. m. eave Charlotte..............1.00 p. m cave Pineville...............1.27 p. mn save Fort Mil............ ...1.44 p. m. cave Reek Hill........... ...2.02 p. mn. cave Smith's................2.22 p. mn. cave Lbwis'............... .2.30 p mn. cave Chester......... ...... .2.44 p. mn. cave Cornwall's........ .... .3.03 p. mn. eavefllackstock.............3.12 p. mn. cave Woodward's,..........3.18 p. mn. cave White Oak............3.30 p. mn. eave Winnsboro.............3.48 p. in. eave Simpson's...............4.03 p. m,. cave Riy................4.10 p. mn. eave Blyhwood.......... ..4.32 p. mn. cave iliian's,...........4.49 p. m Lrrlve.at Columbia............5 p. in. avClmbia.............5.25 p. mn. daeW .&A. Junction..55 p. mn. rrive at Augusta............9.8 p. mn. Connection is now made at Chester (by rains 52 and 53) for Lancaster and inter iediate points on C. & C. R. 1R., and for ii poluts4 on C. & Li. R. R. as far as New 0. W. CHIEARS, Assist. G. P. A. G. R. TALCOTT, uperintendent. D. CARD~WELL. A. G*. P. A. DIRECT IMPORTATION. Otard, Dupoy & Co.'s Oognao 3randy, Triblo Flavor Holland lin, G. H. Mumum & Co.'s Cham >agne, Ross's Royal Belfast Gin.. 'er Ale, Pure Jamaica Rumn, enine Port and sherry Wino, it 1F. W. Habonioht's Saloon. Did you Sup poe Mustang Linimnent only good for horses.? It is for inflawmma tion of all flesh. yb L. SAMUELS. TO THE PUBLIC. Attention is called to my IMMENSE STOCK of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES .AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. iftMy Store is being filled eveiy day with THE BEST OF GOODS, which will be sold at REGULAR PRICES. They are considered the CHEAPEST in Town. An early inspection is solicited. LOUIS SAMJELS. GRAND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS -AT PRICES GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST . JmST aRECEIVED Choicest and latest styles Dress Goods, 3untings, Cash. mores, Black and White Goods, Laces, Edgings, Allovers. Table Dainagk, Qult Toweels Doylios, Gents' and Laies' untlerwear, 'rimnings, corsets, and a full anA eoniplie line or Domestic Goods. THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF STRAW HATS FOR LADIES, MISSES, MEN AND CHILDREN IN TOWN. Come and see them. I will sav you from 10 to 29 per cent. if you will only buy your fine SPING 811OES from me. IW Next door to Winnsboro National Bank. D. A. R ENDRIX. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT-UNNING DOMESTIO I This eit shows the new style of wooI work the coipany is now intro (luiing. AlRTIsrICALLY BEAUTIFUL WITHOUT A PEER. ln its Jinechanilcatl cr truction it has TIlE NEW LINE OF ATTACH. netht ar E nowuI beln p lcd with Otlie toilie has them. Trhese attach. NEW WOOD WORK make the D)oMESTIC more the n eve, wihu detion thSe. ack, owlediged For sale by J. M REATY dr BRO., Wlnnbor~o, s. C. C1 A0nt MAnd in 9noccuenterri 1tory 'nd(Irs DOMESTIC SEWING MA BUCK-THORN FENCE "*"A~"te'g East to buid Simple to repir An brIgkt~rc' bdoyeor mat farm hand cn bos tla jv Writo for samvle an CiroutIar. The Buck-Thorn Fenos Co., Trenton N. i. Sh e ro, Black and Gavanizcd R sa Iro, Ti late, Vall Tirtp oli ie JOHNSON'ANODYNE ARSUNS'E *a is were a wonderu Rcoeryn. No 06otr e e the owi ___e_ aegai ri centen ltampe4a -__b'_ TO T HE PUBLIC. GENERAL IRESPECTFULLY INFORM THE public that I have taken the store next south of that of McCarloy & Co., and will there conduct a_________ FIRSTCLASSB.R. .NSURE your life in trhe EQUITABLE I shall keep none but good articles, and LIFE of New York, one of the strongest I askc a share of the public pationage. and most reliable Companies In the world. * F. BOLDT. Try a .Marltxt_..... _ SE MX-T ONT.INE.PO LIE, 1tIUWCIPA1 ELETIO e non-forfeitable after three annual pay TiE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR AN Instrure Pr tyaantdmg Intendant and four Wardens of the Townt from fire and irtnng . mp of Winnsboro, will be hteld in the Town rIWOI wr nie at'h.l rla l lowe Hlall on Monday, the fifth day of April, by Southeathe aliat soratei owe prox. The books for the registration of . J. C: CJALDWELL, voters will be open on Thutrsday, Friday fifay19txly Insurance Agenit. April. 'The following persons are ap. JU8T 1UiOEI' I aond tocdut the egstratn and do manage pitdthe tletiyz;reJ.t Hln~. Propand One Cask Tennea~t's Pr John 0. Gladden and W. M/Preobst. ter, Lmported One Cas s rale Bly orderpof Councilh Ale, Imperted, one. 1j iwa I. N. W1TH ERS, Clerk. kee Lager Deer,- oCskTEoss's Mehl3 Eoyal Ginger Ab4 Iportedl, one SALESMEN~ WANTED Cask Export Lag Beer, at F.W. 1N er neighborhood, either to travel Habonichts Salon or sel at home, Dik's __n__an__and Bloo an Live? PilsNO.9 cKj Iningd 'Febl5L4L Bristol, enn . ,u~guut