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VOL. VI.-NO. 260.
SHEKAOT)OAH. PA.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1891.
OKE CENT
"My Son, Deal "With. Men "Who Advertise. Tou will Never Lose by It."Benjamm FrankUn
If
The Evening Herald.
ALL THE NRWH Foil ONK CRNT.
Ua a larger circulation In Hheu.muoahthan
any other paper published. Clrcu
latlon books open to all.
The construction of "sky HOinper,"
39c unlimited storied buildings, Is no
longer to be permitted In Chicago.
The latest application for a 10-story
building has been refused by the au
thorities. PEoriiE who are "taken In" by the
green goods men have none but them
selves to blame. This game has been
exposed so often that Ignorance of It
is Inexcusable. Read the papers.
That was a pretty healthy Repub
llcan district down In Tennessee that
gave Houck, the Republican candl
date for Cougress,8,000 majority at the
late election. The Democrats can't
stamp out the Republican majority In
that district, though they have often
tried to do bo. The Republican ma
jority in 1890 was 5,400.
Fine GoodB.
,Max itoeso has just received a stock of
Jhe finost confectionery ever scon in this
community. They aro delicious and he is
having a groat run on thorn.
Largest stock of rings. Genulno dia
monds with combinations of rubies, opals,
poarls, emeralds, etc., at Holderman's. tf
A Surprise.
Koop your eyo on thi3 local. Kcagoy,
the photographer, will bavo his now open
ing in a fow days and will havo something
interesting that will surprise the people, tf
Thanks.
We are indebted to Hon. James B.
Reilly, Congresiman from this district, for
some valuable documonts.
A Kind Friend.
Jswhal they call thnt Famous Remedy, Ked
ring Wll, 11. (juimj' tuico xiucuiuauDuii
Neuralgia. Cnt, Bruises, Hums, Bores and all
pain. 41 is goou lur jiiuu ur ueu&u wwum.
At Klrlln's drug store.
Hotel For Rent.
Tho hotel proporty at Lakeside Park
(East Mabanoy junction) for tho year 1892.
No ono but an experienced hotel man neod
apply. For particulars, etc., apply to 0.
"A i Koim, Shonandoab, Pa. 11-10-tf
WJ.
CENTS PER YARD FOE
a Lroud home-made rue carpet,
It is ono of those extra heavy
carnets. made of the best yarn
and olean rags. Finest Hue of Velvet
Brussel and Ingrain Carpets in Shen-
andoan at
C. D. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE,
FRESH STOCK-NEW CROP ttOODS.
JBancy Neiv Crop New Orleans Falsing Molasses.
New Corn Meal Made of all new com Iciln Dried
JBresh Ground.
2Vett Flclcles Natural Color- Crisp and Sour.
New Ctirranis Cleaned Heady or Immediate Use.
Neto California Prunes Mne Quality.
Neiu California Canned Fruits Fgg Flums, Cher
ries, Apricots and Feaches.
New Fuclnvheat JilourVery Choice.
New Green Scotch Feas.
JSnu Ilaisins, Citron and Lemon Feel.
New Skinned Hams Fresh Smoked.
Nen Mince Meat Best Quality.
WHAT 25 CENTS WILL BUY AT KEITER'S.
Two Cans Choice Salmon.
Tliree Pounds Fancy Rice.
Two Bottles Ketchup Lnrtrc Size and Extra Quality,
Four Pounds Good Currants.
Three Pounds Mixed Candies.
Two Pounds mixed Nuts New Crop.
Five Pounds Oat Flaltes New Fresh Sloclc.
A tot of Sheep, Coat and "Wolf SUiu Hints and ItnH-Iu
White, Biaclc and Colors.
Just Received Two Cars Choice No. i Timothy nay.
FOR. SAUR TO ARRIVE
Fancy Minnesota Flour.
M"DON'T FORGET that
ways Gives Satisfaction.
Tho "Favorite Fashion Journals. "
These handsomo Fashion Magazines
continue to improvo each month in ap
pearance and usefulness. Tho object ol
tho publishers socms to bo to give Amori
otn ladles roal, neat, plain French stylos,
just as aro shown in tho corresponding
original French editions. Tbo pages of
thoso journals aro not fitlod up with any
kind or fashion platos, "used solely because
they are cheap. Ladies purchasing the
"Favorite Fashion Journals" can rest
assured they will find nothing In them ex
cept the genuine Fronch styles. Ongoing
abroad thoy would also always find them
selves "in tho fashion" if thoy followed tho
styles as given by thoso journals. "La
Mode, do Paris" and "Album des Modes"
are oaoh 35 cts. por copy, or $3.50 a year.
"La Mode," tho Family Fashion Journal,
is 15 cents per copy, or $1.60 a year. If
your nows agent does not koop these now
fashion journals, do not lot him porsuado
you to continue tilting any others, but get
direct from A. McDowell & Co., 4 Wost
lith street, New York, tho best over
published.
Buy Keystone flour. He careful that the
name Lssaio & Co., Ashland, Pa., is
printd on every sack. 8-3-ltaw
Another Prompt Payment.
To the Officers of the Home Friendly So
ciety :
Sir: Allow mo to oiler my sincoro
thanks for tho prompt payment of the
claim of ono hundred and fifteen dollars
($115) on the life of my beloved son, Mar
tin, through your Superintendent, "Will
iam T. Evans, and Agent, James Patter
son. I will endeavor to do all I can to
recommend your company for Its prompt
ness and lair dealings to its policy holders'.
Wishing you every success, I romain,
Thankfully Yours,
Oscar Bktteiudgk,
W. Contto St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Dccombor 3d, 1891. . It
Parties wishing to select their Christmas
presents can do so now and have them laid
aside until wanted. At Holderman's.
11-28-tf
Germany Volluwlns America.
WAsniNQTON, 1) C, Dec 3. Accord
lug to information received by the liu
reau of American Republics the German
CTOVftrnmnnt Is ir.tAinntinir tn fnllnw r.hf
lead ot tho United State negotiating
reciprocity treaty with Brazil. There
liavo beon several iutei'viewa botween
Count Donohofl and the Minister of For
elgn Relations, in which tho prelimi
naries were discussed.
Victim or A Defunct Itclleflt Order.
Winsted, Conn., Dac. 3. About OC
poor factory employees of this plac
lose- $4,000 by tho collapse of the Bene
ficial Order ot Philadelphia. None ol
tho victims lose less than $00. Many ol
them, in order to meet their assess
ments, have ileprlvod themselves of th
necessaries of llfo.
Profltablo' Investment. .
If you want an excellent farm, situated
only six miles from Shenandoah, contain
ing 28 acres, with fruit trees and stream ol
water, call at tho Herald office for further
particulars. It is a profitable investment
and the terms are reasonable. 11-18-tf
One Car Middlings. One Car
Northwestern Daisy Flour Al
TOWNJBODGET
FIRE IN THE FIRST WARD THIS
MORNING.
THE COLUMBIA TEAM RAN AWAY.
Tho Borough Engine Thrown Over
and tho Driver Had a Narrow
' Escape From DrJath Tho
Damago.
Atjioon to-day fire startod In tho kitchen
of a house on tho alley south of the Le
high Valley railroad and botween Main
and Lloyd streets. Tho bouse is owned by
Michaol Ourloy. The fire was caused by a
defective flue. Tho fire was promptly
extinguished and thero was little damago.
William Tobin, one of tho ilromon, had
ono of his fingers so badly cut while ho
was assisting In tearing tho tin from tho
roof of tho hltchen that ho was obliged to
consult a doctor. Tho residents of the
vicinity of the house where tho 11 ro oc
curred aro anxious to havo the Que com
mitteo of tho Borough Council seo that a
proper chimney is built in place of tho
fluo that caused the lira.
There was a serious accident in connec
tion with tho flro. As Charlos Blaker, act
ing driver for tho Columbia Hoso Com
pany in tho absence of Bill Donohoe,
startod tho team and engine from tho head
quarters, tho animals ran away. Blaker
tried to guido tho team straight, along Jar
din street, hut was unsuccessful. Tho
horses turnod eastward on Oak street and
opposite liowso's grocory tho, engine waa
thrown over upon its sido. Tho horses
dragged tho engine across tbo road way to
tho wheelwright shop and wore unable to
go farther on account of tho heavy load.
Blakor, tho driver, was thrown heavily
to tho ground when the ongine was thrown
over, but ho bad tho good fortune to es
cape with a sprained ankle, l'eoplo who
saw tho accident thought he was killed.
Tho horse3 escaped injury. Tbo hind
wheels of tho engino woro badly wrenched
and the dome wa3 battorod. Tho engino is
tho "Shenandoah," tho one owned by the
b.r.-.nb. frko. tcro thnt ran away was tho
ono recently purchased by the company.
The horses are young and had never beon
drivon to a flro.
Bead Heeso's new advertisement.
Prompt Work.
Tho crank pin of tho fan engine at the
Kehley Bun colliery, operated by tho
Thomas Coal Company, broke at noon
yestorday and knocked out the cylinder
head. Superintendent Thomas Baird
telegraphed to tho J. W. Garner foundry
at Ashland and Mr. "Tone" Garaor took
tbo next train fur town. Beturning to
Ashland "Tone" had a new crank pin and
cylinder head preparod and was in town
again nt G p. m. By 0 p. m. ho had tho
damago ropaired and tho colliery rosumcd
operations at tbo usual hour this mori.i:ig.
Great credit is duo "Tone" Garor for the
promptnois with which ho rosponded to
tho emergency of this case.
Royal Arcanum Election.
Shenandoah Council, No. 137, Royal
Arcanum, elected thd following officers
last night: Rogent, S. L. Brown; Vice
Regont, W. J. Seltzer J Orator, Marshall
Baugh; Past Regent, T. R. Edwards;
Secretary, A. 0. Morgan; Collector,
Harry I. Arogood ; Treasurer, F. E.
Magargle; Chaplain, J, Stuart Mooro;
Guide, 0. E. Butler; "Warden, Evan
Anstock ; Sentry, A, D. Gablo ; Trusloo
for three years, W. J. Soitzer. The coun
cil is growing and commends itself to all
who would make provisions for a rainy
day.
A Woman Found Dead.
A party of boys hunting in tho woods
near INow Boston discovered tno doad
boiy of a Polish woman, Tuesday after
noon. The body was almost devoid of
clothing and death was ovidontly caused
by exposure. A pocketbook containing $6
was found on her person, Sho was ahoavy
drinker and it is believed sho wandered out
on tho mountain and fell over In a drunken
stupor. Deputy Coroner Fogarty, of Mah
anoy City, investigated the case. Tho
woman was about 45 yoars of ago and It is
believed she was a resident of Brownsville
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vertiting is by giving It away. Postage 2
cents. Kama this paper, and sond your
address for free trial package to Dr. R.
Scblffmann, St. Paul, Minn.
It is n well known met that Pan Tina
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Klrlln's drug store.
Burchlll's Restaurant.
Charles Buichill h now located at corner
of Main and Coal stroets. Shonandoah.
Regular meals, at popular prices, served
any time, Ladles' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 0-14-tf
Four tintypes for 25 cents, at Dabb's. t(
DICKENS'S PET DAUGHTER.
Great Novollst'a Favorito "Ma-
mlo" to Wrlto of Her Father.
' Prolty "Mamio" Dickons was already
considered by thoso who knew Charles
Dickens best to bo tho novelist's favorito
daughter. To nono of his childron, per
haps, was Dickons more affectionately at
tachod, and tho "pet daughter" saw much
of ber father under all circumstances.
When oven tho dogs wcro chased out of
tho novelist's sjudy, Mamie was allowed to
slay. Tho daughter Is now a full-grown
woman, living quietly just outside of Lon
don. For the first time sinco hor father's
death, Miss Dickons has beon porsuaded to
writo of him whom sho know so well.
During 1892 there will bo publlshod in The
Ladies' Home Journal, of Philadelphia, a
series of articlos by Mils Dirkens undor
the attractive title of "My Father os I
Recall Uim." Fortunately for tho thou
sands who will read what sho writes in this
sorlos, Mies Dickons has a retentivo mem
ory, and sho mado copious notes during
her father's lifelimo. Sho will toll in this
series everything she remembers of her
father; how ho educated his childron; hi
family life and his personal habits; how ho
wrote his famous books; his love of fiowors
and animals; how Christmas was spent in
tho Dickons household; how tho novelist
romped with his children ; tho famous
people who camo to tho Dickens homo, and
his last years and closing days. No ar
tides ever publlshod have in tbcm so much
promiso of telling tho world things which
it has never known of Dickens, and Miss
Dickens's story of her father's lifo will bo
eagerly looked for in thousands of homes
where tho namo of DickenB is liko a house
hold word.
Eve's Daughters.
Marion Harland, on pages 103 and 415
of her popular work, "Ete's Daughters;
or. Common Sense for Maid, Wife and
M'Mer," says:
"For Iho aching back shr.uld it bo
slow in recovering its normal strength
an Allcock's Perus Plastor is an excollont
comforlor, combining the sensation of the
sustained prossuro oi a strong warm hand
with cortain tonic quilitios dovclopod in
tho wearing. It should bo kept over tho
seat of uneasiness for several days in oh
stinate cases, for perhaps -.,.. 11.1.
'For pain in the back wear an Allcock's
Perus Plaster constantly, renewing as it
wears off. This is an invaluable support
when tho weight on tho small of the back
becomos heavy and tho acbingincossant."
Holiday goods, cheap.
Read Roeso's
advertisement.
Tho Time to Advertise.
Business has begun to pick up in good
shape, and thoso who aro not making
monoy out of genoral advertising now can
biamo themsolvos or their schomes not the
advertising. Tho men who worked tho
watch advertisements In past yoars have
got something now, or are imitating Borne
other firm's successful ideas. However, to
the first ones iri the fiold belong tho spoils.
This is a great time to advertise and thero is
no better medium than in the columns of
tho Herald.
Anniversary Celebration.
Moxt Sunday tho sevonth annivorsary
of tho dedication of tho new Methodist
Episcopal church will bo colobratod with
appropriate exerciies. The Rev. J. B
McCullough D. D., oditor of tho Phila
delphit Methidist, will proach in the
morning possibly also in tho evening.
Do you suffer from any form of Rbeu
matio complaints? Tho celebrated im
ported Anchor Pain Expeller will quickly
rolievo you. Is 0 better friend to haV9 on
hand for Influenza, Backache, Pains in
tho Side, Onost or Joints. 29 prize medals
awardod to tho manufacturers of this val
uable preparation. 50 cts. por bottle, at all
druggists. 3t
Will Pleaso Them.
The Grant Cornet Band will go to Ma
hanoy City to-night to give tho pooploo
that place tho bonoflt of a few of thei
excollont soloctions.
Lane's Family Modioino
Moves tho bowels each day. Most people
neod to use it.
Now Wall Paper for 1002.
A splendid selection, embracing all th
latest colors and designs, at prices lower
than over. Latgo lino of parlor patterns,
Those cheap 25o window shades, with spring
fixtures, cannot be equalled. Call ut Mel
et's, 22 East Contre street.
Large stock of fancy goods, suoh
lamps, bronze, china ware and imported
cut glassware, at Holderman's. 11-28-tf
Getting Heavy.
Tho malls aro much heavier this month
than during tbo past summer, and as tb
holidays approach thoy-will continue to
increase.
"What makes that Joy, that merriment T"
KhoumuUa pal us, neurulglo gout,
Balvutlon Oil has put to rout
Halvutlou Oil, for healing sont,
Balvatlou Oil, the liniment,
Candolabrums and candlesticks, and
fancy bric-a-brao of all kinds, at Holder
man's. 11-28-tf
SCHOOL BOARD
MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
HELD LAST NIGHT.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
Complaint That tho Thoatrlcal
Companies aro Reducing tho
Attendances at Night School.
Action to be Taken.
A regular mooting of tho School Board
was bold in Suporlnteiidont Freeman's
filco last night, Motsrs. Treziee, Biehman.
Williams, Owons, Beddall, Gallagher,
O'U orn, Gablo, Butts, Uanna, Muldoon,
Baird and Conry being presont.
Superintendent Freeman mado tho fol-
owing report in regard to tho day schools:
Enrolment to date, 2,-111; enrolment for tho
month ending Novombor 23d, 2 SCO:
averago daily attendance, 1,995; porcontago
of attendance, 90; pupils present at every
session, "87; visits by citizens, 1G1; visits by
director, 20.
Tho report on ovoning schools was :
Enrolment at tho "Whito slroot building,
71;nvorago nightly attendance, 39; per
centage, TU. Enrolment at Union street
building, 01 ; avorago nightly attendance,
33; percentage, Gl. Enrolment in Lloyd
street building, 1st class: 8G; average
nightly attendance '13; percentage, 01
2nd class: Enrolment, 91; averago nightly
atlondanco, -li; porcentago, 67. Turkey
itun school: Enrolment, Jo; averago
nightly attendance, 28 ; percentage, G3.
Tno reasons lor tbo poor altondanco at
tho night schools wore discussod and, from
statements made by directors, it was con
eluded that a largo number of boys spent
their nights at tho theatro when thoir
parents believe thoy aro attending tho
schools. Ono director said ho overheard
somo boys at a school houso gate trying to
docido upon somo suiWblo placo to hido
thoir books for tho ovoning.
Superintendent Freeman was authorized
to havo noticos printod so that tho night
school teachers may notify parents when
thoir childron absent themselves. It Was
- -li.ln,l that tl. tot. ,,u
provides for tbo suspension of pupils who
ubsont themsolves from a cortain number
of eoasions bo applied to tho night schorlj.
Mr. Butts said thero are an insufficient
numbor of lights for tbo night schools and
on motion ot Mr. Baird, it was docidod to
put oloctric lights in tho rooms for tho
torm.
It was decided to build outside chimneys
for tho heating apparatus of tbo W Into
street building.
Mr. Beddall suggested that suitable
quarters for tho public library bo secured
11 tho contro of tbo town. He said that the
library board decided that tho presont
quarters are too email. A majority ot tho
directors wero against renting quarters and
tho mutter dropped.
Ur. Muldoon, for tho building and
furniture (omoiittod, reported that tbo ton
tract for pencilling tho Wost Centre stre t
building had been awarded to Mr. Garden
on tho following bids: Wui. Llewellyn
?50; B. D. Uagonbuch, 18; J. P. Garden
810.
Mr. Treziso, for tho finance committee,
reported that tho balance in tho hands of
Treasurer Lamb amounts to J10.721 11.
Mr. Muldoon reportod that Goorgo
Quinn, of West Centro street, throatens to
hold tho school board for damages if somo
thing is not done to prevent tho boys at
tending tho Wost Contro street school from
defacing his building, Mr. Frooman said
the teachers aro doing their beet to stop
tho mischief and that ho notified Mrs.
Quinn to try and securo tho names of of
fendors and havo them arrcstod.
It Is understrod that at tho next meeting
of tho board a movement will bo mado to
rostoro tho salary of tho secretary to tho
rato In existonce prior to tho election last
Juno.
G-uaranteed Curo.
We authorize our advortisod druggist to
sell Dr. King's Now Discovery for on-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Ch(st
trouble, and will use this remedy im di
rected, giving it a fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bottlo and
be.yo jour money refunded. Wo could
not make this offer did we not know that
Dr. King's New Discovery oculd be relied
on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles
free at 0. II. Uagenbuch's drug store.
Largo size 50c. and 51.00
Fanoy rings of all descriptions at Hol
derman's. 11-28-tf
Notice.
Persons holding tickets for tho raffle of a
merscbaum pipo, for tho benefit of tbo late
Fred. Taylor, are requested to hold them
until Friday evening, December 4tb, at 9
o'clock, when tho ruffle will be held in 0
G. Now's roslaurant. Tho pipo is now on
exhibition at tho restaurant. 11-30-Gt
Read Reese't holiday advertisement.
Van Houten's Cocoa
Iiiitantanooue. Perfectly pure
11 80-lw
PERSONAL.
Honry L Jones, of West Oak street, Is
on tho sick list.
Dr. S. 0. Spalding spont yostorday In
I'hiladolphla.
W rs. R. A. Davonport, of South Jardln
slreot, Is confined to hor bed by illness.
Robert Davis, David Evans and Harry
L Roxby, of St. Clair, spout last evening
in town.
Mrs. Rich, of Ashland, is the guest f
hor sister, Mrs. J.hn F. Finnoy, of South
Whito street.
Isaachar Robbins, of Pottsvillo, was In
town yostorday, making arrangements to
open a meat and provision storo.
Miss Lizzie Martz returnod to Virginia
this morning after paying a pleasant visit
to hor sistor, Mrs. Goorgo Seobnr, of We-t
Lloj d stroet.
Mrs. William Gibson, who wastheguost
of friends In town tho past fow weeks, left
for hor homo in Wanamio, Luzerno
county, to-day.
P. B. Maxwell, of Buffalo, N. Y., travel
ing passenger agent for tho popular Nickol
Plato, was In town yostorday. Ho is ono
of tho most lively agonts in tho country.
Thoodoro Wiedorhold, brothor of H.
Wiodorhold, who was at ono timo ono of
Shonandoah's leading citlzons, is now an
Aldtrman in Boulder, Colorado. Holswoll
off and lives in a very handsomo houso.
Superintendent W. H. Lewis, of Wm.
Pcnn, Mino Inspoctor William Stein, As
sistant Postmaster Denglor, T. J. Davles
and llaggagemastor Reed, of Dolano, at
tended a cession of tho Masonic grani
ljdge at Philadelphia yestorday.
A Brakoman Killod.
William Harris, omployod as a passon-
gor train brakoman on tho local division of
tho Lehigh Valloy railroad, was killed
near tho coal dump at Dolano last nigbt.
Harris was turning a twitch when ho was
struck by a "dirt burner." Ho had hh
back turned to tho engino that struck him.
His body wa3 badly crushed and ho died at
Girardvillo, on tho traia that was taking
him to tho Minors' Hospital. Harris was a
young man and had been marriod but
throe months. Ho was tho son of William
Harris, a woll known resident of Mahanoy
City.
Commondriblo.
chiiractor of Syrup ol Figs aro purposely
avoided by tbo Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
It acts gently on tho kidnoys, livor and
bowols, cleansing tho sysloin effectually,
but it is not a cure-all and makes no pre
tentions that every bottlo will not sub
stantiate. Don't fail to read Roeso's now advertise
ment. Will Pottsvillo Decline ?
It is rumorod that Pottsvillo will not
huvo an exhibit of school work at tho
teachers' county institute to bo hold hero
in tho near futuro. It is hoped tho rumor
is groundless, as Shenandoah pcoplo havo
boon anxiously awaiting an opportunity to
comparo tho work of their children with
that dono in tho schools of the county seat.
If Pottsvillo does not make an exhibit it
will bo givon tho white feather.
Lillian Kennody.
Tho offervosconco of Lolta; tho frolic
somo antlos of Annio Pixloy, and tho
quaint manners of Maggie .Mitchell. New
York Sun.
Miss Lillian Kennedy made a hit. New
York Horning Advertiser.
MUs Lillian Kennedy is bright, vivacious,
has a deal of chi , dances cleverly, and
altogether attractive. Sho will como to tho
front in a short time. New York Daily
News.
A Nice Profit.
Tho Trinity Reformed church of town
cleared tho handsome sum of f 1,78.80 on
their suppor last month, a very gratifying
result of hard work and good manago
mont. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fovor
Soros, Tettor, Chat ped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment required.
It is guaranteed to give perleet satislaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by C. 11. Hagenhuch.
Handsome stock of lamps with the most
delicately hand-painted bisque and china
shades, at Holderman's. 11-28-tf
All About Butter.
Butter la higher. You nil know that.
It la noarcer, too. Borne of you know
that. You don't all know where to
get it, though, when your butterniau
falls to supply you. We ulways have
It. Creamery in one tun I live pound
blooks. We also get ovory Saturday
morning a limited supply of extra
choice country roll. Also fresh eggs,
whloh aro a rarity now.
GRAF'S,
No. 222 North Jardin Street.
TP11 I'iiifijli