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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1889)
1HE JUOKNIHG ILEHAU): THURS1XA V, OCTOKElt 3, 1889. jgtorttinfl guilt txn& SPECIAL. 1:30 A. M. Nut to s it ..ur .stoves and ranges before buying ia a mistake. Mis takes are always costly. In heat ing stoves we have the largest as well as the most carufally selected stock in the city. The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and J they were bought for cash, so the price is riht. We have special ties in heaters. W.-ide. our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith. JOTTINGS AB9BT TOWN. Glove buttoners at French 'k. Ladus goi'i watches very cheap at French's. Beautiful line- of solid nilvcrwan; a' French V. The largest st : nf watches the citv at Will ?: sltarks. in ! ! F. II. Pfeiffer and wife are visit ing the big fair in Portland. Prof. Kedmond, the balloonist, returijcd to Portland yesterday. F.r school books, blanks, tab lots, etc., g to the t'lty lrug Store. Presciiptioiis and recipes care luliy compounded at the City Drug 'orc. Stop at Will A Stark's and ex amine their large and new line of v .itches. Go to .1. M. Uardue's for bar- ;: XuiES 'S aml ' ' - tin. keila. The real steady and estate market is still sales are being made every Uaj-. The best watch in the the money at French's. world for Each one tully warranted. Kenton's premium Savon soap still sells at $1 ier box ami gives universal satisfaction. It is possible that the street car line will be extended on several streets yei this fall. II. Ingram, of this city, ki.led two large black bears near Lower Soda a few days ago. The workmen will complete the new stone walk around the Odd Fellows Temple to-day. Geo. Young was out on the street yesterday for the first time since Ins recent sevete illness. The wagon bridge being built jointly by Linn and Marion coun ties at Stayton is nearly completed. Kne tabic syrup retailed in quantities to suit the purchaser at F. L Kenton's near the postoflice. The ladies of the Baptist church will give a dime sociable at the residence of Rev. I.. J. Trumbull on Friday evening. j I.. W. Poikerof McMinnville has j accepted the position of book-keep-1 . r in the tin and stove store of G. j W. Smith in this city. j The Y. M. C. A. of this city! lave opened a reading room in ! their hall over the jewelry store of j I'". M. French. Lewis Lee is ! l:brarian. A new line of neckties, a fine j line of new suitins and a lot of the celebrated "Bulldog" jeans pants have just been opened at I . i-.. llain 3. ur dispatches this morning in- j dicate that Washington, Montana,1 and Dakota have each gone s rong- j lv republican at their first state elections on Tuesday. I A difference of fifty dollars yes- I terday could not be satisfactorily j adjusted in a real estate transac tion of several thousand dollars. and the trade was not made. Yesterday a farmer's team be came frightened at the train and whirling around cramped the wagon, breaking the fore axle. No one was hurt and the damage is nominal. The announcement of II. C. Hubbard's opening of his new drug store in the Blumberg block will be found in our advertising columns this morning. Keep your eye on the date and place. One will be surprised to see the number of new buildings being erec'.ed in the eatt?rn pjttion of the city. No less than 50 can be seon from a single point, all in different stages of construction. Messrs. Curran it Monteith state tkat lots in Abbey's addition, also those in Hackleman's addi tion have been withdrawn from the market. Only those who hare already contracted for lots can get them now at former prices. Laurel Lodge, No. 7, K. of P. will meet at their hall on Thursday evening at 7:."0. Work in the third rank. A full attendance is j desired.' Visiting Knights cor- j dially invited to attend. Bv order of G. C. Will, C. C. " ! Thirty-seven etrangers came to i this city yesterday with a view of ' renting or purchasing property, j Three gentlemen who came the day before, being unable to rent residences were compelled to pro on .oneignoonnxiowns wtiere houses are plenty anl rents cheap. A gentleman from San Francisco has rented Wm. Vance's building, formerly occupied by Isaac Blum's igar store, lie will have it re - modeled throughout, nice parlors added, ar.d about the Crst of next month wiil open a confectionery store. Ice cream and oysters will be served in season and soda will be furnished from a novel fountain. Notice If vo;i want a good mattress cull ami 'm me. I will sell woven wire mattress - cents cheaper than anyother man in tbe city. Tn os. linixii. THE UPPER SANTIAH COUNTEY. Thriity Towns Springing Up -Prosperous Faroera Timber Land. The upper .Santiam country, in Linn and Marion counties is" put ting on considerable airs nowa days, the march ot progress having metamorphosed it from the near approach to a "howliDg wilder ness" a couple of years ago, to a region of prosperous farms and thriving little towns all along the line. This has been largely the result of the building of the Oregon demand and an outlet fr the tim-1 v.tp r,i,.t o,i u . i acme rauroaa, wnicn nas made a i lated the raising of stock and lated the raisins ..f stock nnii j other products of the farm, tor J which a ready sale and convenient t ! market are now found. ! Incoming down the river the j i first town that meets your eye is j Gatesville, aoout twelve miles ! abore Meharua, at which point j a good wagon bridge crosses the river lor the convenience of the thrifty settlers of King's prairie, a beautiful strip of country nestling under the mountains in Linn . county. This is the Hock Creek country to which so many people repair tor licaltliiul air and tin,. ; ! fishing every summer. At Gates ville is a railroad station with a daily train, arri,ing there from Albany at noon and returning at 1 o'clock. Here are two hotels, one of which is run by Mrs. Gates ami does a good business. Here is to be found that popular and re.mble pioneer, Don A. Smith, who, with his partner Prof. T. .1. McCIary, well known as an educator ami business man of ability, has just built a line new store building and is now spreading uoon its shelves an $S00O stock of general merchan-; disc, embracing everything needed in any community, and the people of the surrounding country are ty afforded to trade at home with 1 . 1 i . . , iiiuiu iiiuii ciiv auvantages. ; The next town this way is Mill i Sunday, the day fixed for the City, at the railroad crossing of the j tournament on the East Portland Santiam, where one of the best i ball grounds. Those coming from equipped sawmills m the state is a distance, California, Montana, kept working to its full capacity all etc., are not expected to arrive be the time with large orders con-1 fore the latter part of the week, stantly ahead. The company own-j Messrs. Cook and Nowell, of the ing this mill have secured some , Portland live stock exchange, an live thousand acres of the choice ; nounce that all entries for Oregon timber land of that country, with should be made at their office, cor- road privileges thereto and they i certainly have a prosperous future ahead. Quite a bustling town has been built up around it with all branches of business flourishing. On the other side ot the river, ! almost opposite Mehama, is the , railroad station, Lvonsvillc, which j has built up very rapidly and has become already an important ship ping point. j Mehama maintains its supremacy , as the best hotel town on the coast, j Mrs. Smith being still queen of hostesses. The town will always be a pleasant place to stop or go to on business, its merchants iieing wide awake and agreeable, and carrying good stocks. The railroad will make little, if any, difference with them. Stayton is building up somewhat this year and its people feel justly elated over their new bridge.which israpidly neanng completion. The false .vork was taken away from the main span .Saturday and the structure is f andsoine as well as durable. The actual settles along the upper Santiam have bad their m dignatijn aroused to the kicking point by a system of timber land .-tca'ing which has been going on there this season. Heavy iumber mg syndicates from Puget Sound have been sending in "stool pigeons" by the score, goobiing up the best bodies of timber, so that in another year of such work there would not be an acre worth taking left for the actual settler. Men who have business interests though there, have taken measures to put a stop to tins ami thev should be ably and honestly seconded by the i officers of the government. The 1 law was made for the actual settler 1 and not that nou-resid;nt tnonopo- lists and rich syndicates might ; steal the public domain, but in this i as in many other cases, the law ! this ami thev should be has been basely prostituted. I he O. 1 . railroad is moving slow ly with the work of construc tion, but there is no doubt of its completion to eastion connection some time. They have about 11 miles of steel on hand, which will be laid this season. The track is I now laid to Sardine creek, above Gatesville. The along the road sigh for ( miles ' people . the time ! when work will progress with rejr-1 ularity and rapidity. Salem i Journal. RKAI, KSTATK SAI.KS. Wm. Connell to Louisa Johnson, 100 acres.town ship 11 south, range 1 east Jas. Elkins to W. J.Wind ham, south half of south- ; east 4, block 8, Elkins' addition, Albany $ J. M. Powell to Frank ! Dempsey, 250 acres in I township 15 south, range o west Jas. Elkins to W. T. Bost, north half of southeast quarter of block 8, Elkins addition 150 In llnnning Order. Tlw Inmhpr Vmsinesi on thfi j orth Santiam is constantly 'ossumiiiL' !arer r.ronortions. J. j w irown & 0n, at the Narrows j 'j ubove lon Smith's, which has' j been christened Niagara Falls, have ; : their mill in active operations, the j dam well under way they run; with steam power until the dam is. j completed and a fall ox team out-! j fit for logging operations. They : are prepared to fill orders. Their postoHice address is Rock Creek, Linn county. .Money to I.o:i:i. At a low rate of interest on nocd farm property in Linn county. r on best improved city i-ropeitv ;:i Albany. Apply to I'lackhrrn A Wright, Albany, Oregon. National Grange Sessloa. The next session of the National Grange, P. of II., will be held in Sacramento, Ca!., commencing on Wednesday, November 13. Quite a large delegation of visiting mem bers from Oregon will be in at tendance it is expected. Those anticipating going should notify II. E. Hayes, master of the State Grange, at Oswego, Clackamas county, at once, if they wish to get second-classs passage in a tourist car at $15 each way and 7) tents per night for sleeping accommodations, starting either at Portland. Oregon Citv. &ilera. Al- !):m-v or unc: 1 "- ,first cla?s ! Irom the same points each way is I $-0 and - for Pullman berths. ! Reservations for Pullman berths will have to be made several days in advance by applying to K. P. Rogers, general freight and passen ger agent at Portland. A Chase After a Thief. Mr. Hart, who is assisting in painting II. F. Merrill's new lesi dence, having occasion Monday to look at his watch took down his vt'f which he left hanging down stairs, and was surpiised to lind his timepiece gone. Remembering that he had seen a tranio walking ranidlv from the building a short time previous he organized himself into a small sized detective force and started iut in sea-ch ot the thief. He soon found track of the tramp, who, when be saw him coming, broke into a run across the open country towards Lebancn. Mr. Hart is something of a "printer and after a long chase overtook his victim, whom he thoroughly searched, but failed to find bis watch. lie is ot the opinio:; that the tiamp threw it awav during the chase. The Cot1iov Tournament. The Oregonian says several cow - Washington and Kastern Oregon, i .i -ii .1.. . :l 1 ana oiners win arne u;uiv im ner Fourth and Ash streats, before next rriday night, lhe coming tournament is creating considerable popular interest as it is the first ever given here. I.irely Kunaway. Mr. Pfau's horse ran away yes terday. The only damage w as a badly sprained leg for the horse. .Ve presume the horse got tired waiting, as he had heard that the Willamette Packing Co. had just received a fresh supply of genuine imported Swiss and liinburger ' cheese, and he started for their I store on his own hook. Hrse Crippled, . Yesterday afternoon Geo. Pfau's horse became frightened and ran ; awav tn 5uggv to wJitrla it ' as hitched. In turninir the corner ; at the junction of Ellsworth and i first streets the horse stepped ! nr)n thft street railway track and broke its foot. It. ran down to the Star brewery and stopped The horse will probably have tc be killed. ething Like Kntrpr Yes, ladies and gentlemen, said the orator at a political speaking, there is n )thing like enterprise and industry, hook at the man who came here in 1341, when there was only one house and started to peddling peanuts and oranges. Where is he to-day? Echo answers: 'In the poor house." If he could have bought his groceries at the Willamette Packing Co.'s e tu,"u ui ""''" as ,l,e'r motto is quick safes and small profits, In HU old .2',te,"' W. R. Graham has opened a merchant tailoring establishment in his old ouarters on Broadalbin street. He has received one of the : finest lines of genuine imported , suitings and pants patterns ever j brought to this city. Pants will be made from $G.OO upwards, and ! suits for $28 and upwards. He nan a ci itwgn; jiiiu ui u.i;iciiin. and will warrant all work to be i first-class. Those desiring a fine suit made to order at almos-t the price of ready made clothing should give him a call. Sarvaylng the Mine. Mr. F. J. McCaustland, civil I rugiiicci mm em vcui . iui met ui Oroville, Cal., now of Albany, ar rived in the city to-day at the call of the Gold Mountain and Dry $ 1 Gulch consolidated gold and silver i mining company, and will proceed i to Quartzville next Tuesday for the purpose cf completing the neces 150 sary surveys in and around the mines, for the water ditch or flume, I and such work in that line as may I be required to get everything in 4300 j working order. Salem Journal. LETTER LIST. t Following is tht list of letters remainir j : th pestoffice in Albany, Linn conntv, Or"j:c n Oct i, 18SD. Persons calling for thete j letters will give the date op whicU thev wcie l advertised. Armstrong, G II Kurres, Wm Ball, Mrs Emma Battisby, Wm llenrtren. .lon'i Davison, Kritik lhir.alor. J M Johns, Mis AJa Hamilton. Jaiue Moore. Mrs S r' M -I.TJ-'hlin. Wm Ailaim, David linker, I! A liallurd, C hai l IWer, K K lohnson, I'.ros Damhack, Mary KerjjuBon, .lames Heeir, Ilhiin'ih Hubert l-avton, Mrs Koseanna Miles, M I'ii-kens. A Yoiini:, Mrs M t:ie Wilkinson, Mr N I Ziininan, .1 M UUITS HOMPSCN, 1'. M. Married. Mr. Angelo ?.IcNary, of Salem, and Miss Nellie Locke were united in marriage on the 25th inst. at the home of the bride nearCoburg, Kev. (i. U. McKinley, of Fui-ene, o'iieiating. The happy couple were t.'e' recii:e;its oi an ciiiO'"abiC ie- i'lents oi an ciijO' iiuiC niier the teremonv. THE 10LIBESS EEVITALIST ELLIS. Ee Talk? of the Bnronrrille Eioi and Makes a i'ool ef Himself Geieralij. W. T. Ellis, who has gained some notoriety at Brownsville, was in the city yesterday. He com plains ot the manner in w hich he ha3 Jeen treated there. He said he had been pelted with stones and eggs and had his tabernacle torn down and some of his mem bers beaten with clubs. While at Halsey he sail he had his wagon torn to pieces. He says he has sworn out warrants before Justice Stewart, of Halsey, for the arrest of 11. B. Keniston and two citizens of Brownsville for participating in the recent riot there. It is certain that such lawlessness of the kind recently experienced at Brownsville should net be per mitted. If Rev. Ellis is guilty of what he is accused of extorting money and slandering good men and women, he should be arrested and given a fair trial, and if guilty punished or if innocent he should t3 let alone. Rev. Ellis said he was here to obtain legal counsel prcparatoiy to bringing suit against the town of Brownsville for false imprisonment at that place. He left the follow ing communication at this ollice for publication, which is not alto gether nice for a preacher : Bkownsvim.e, Oct. 1, ISS'.t. We call yeur readers' attention tc tin; article headed '"Holiness Revivalist"' in your issue of Sep tember Zt, which came iroiu ; Brownsville. We wish to say that we do not pose as a holiness re vivalist, but rather as a scavenger in general to clean up the damna ble hypocrisy in such men as said Keriston, and the physical tilth of such placts as Brownsville, whose streets have been lined with red nosed bums, smoking huge Dutch pipes, and their dirty squirting mouths filled with smutty jokes and the most horrid blasphemy, a fit counterpart of hu old rotten wood, piles of brush, old cans, papers, and festooned everywhere by conspicuous cow tracks, with scraggy old cows swoopieg around every open gate and getting their bad manners evidently from the said bums, or the bums from th cows, we are unable to distinguish which. The cows seem to be less vicious and more intelligent as to what they feed upon of the two. Suffice it to say no citizens of Brownsvi'tie had us arrested, but said Keniston, and I have abun dant proof of his fraudulent failure in business, and to to-da" he has a warrant sworn against him for creating a riot. His marshal has no bonds and is no officer, and his judge is under a riot also. This is a fine nest. We have moved our press ard office to Brownsville and propose to light this battle to a grand finish. Yours for cleanliness, law and order and righteousness. W. T. Ellis. A KIUKTl.of'S 1'KOCIJEIHXG. Last evening Rev. Ellis drew a crowd en Fiist street by perching himself upon a box and singing, shouting and trying to talk. II began by abusing the ivstanders and canying ;.n a running badin age with the small boys. Some mud and wads of tobacco were thrown at him, and the crowd finally grew disgusted and left him to the mercy of the small boys, froM wbuni he soon retreated and went to the hotel. Rev. Ellis has the appearance of having beMs at one time a talented man, but ht is evidently partially crazy now, for his actions and talk in the street last evening was worse than siii . ASSORTMENT C'llOW lllOW (ienr.ur.dil! ;um! Mixoil u:k!t s ASSORTMENT Oueen olivi s Piccalilli IMain pir!: Lis IN BARRELS. Ticca I'll !i Plain pit-kins A!a;-lt:i i. erring IN BOTTLES. Ci ow chow Mixed pickles lli tse ra-n-!i Anch'y imis'iUti Oiivr-iil Our bulk yniMis ne w ii s Ii in quantities In suit our customers. Willamette Pack ng Co. Toot Nearly C ut OiV. G. Scoit Stokes, while cutting wood near this city yesterday, had the mi.-:' iitiuic- 1 y an unlucky blow of th x to i ut ins foot in a seri ous manner, nearly hevering his left foot at the ai.kle. He came to this city last evening for medical attendance and had the wound properly dresred. I'irwliey rlx S)rligs. Frank t'rabtr-.-e h it removed to Findh-y So.la pi:iigs. and has taken charge- i.f the hotel and springs. He i? pi i ,ncd t furnish ! first class ac onuii..itKiions to trav elers, and will fur..iili feed for horses when desired. Satisfaction guaranteed to ail wln patronize the pupular pleasure ar.d health resort . Mrs. Dr. S. (J. Irvine is visiting in Portland. OMAI.I, LAND TRA'.TS A Xl'MIII" It OF O small tr. ets cf lain! t'iutel neir A'li.iny for saic on tany Ic-rns. A:ip'y to II. l!r ant 'For heaven's sake what docs your mother do toyoachiWroa that mates you so hunsry?'' "PlenFC. nuntic, she gives us Joy's Vege table Sarsaparilla and its awful good." T. S. Milton, of ."U Post street, Sim Fran cisco, writes: ,-I ha'l Ren iiil'ius for weeks with a disorder of the liver ni:'.l Icidnevs. Finally my v. ife, hei-omins frightened, jiroenreila bottlaoi 'TheC'iili for:ii;i llemedy' Joy's Vegetable Sarsa rnrilla. It cured me ri'c.t i:p. I:i fact (!! s t r.i;:ch fur i.ie 1 1: :it i pavo it to my ehiidrv::. vi;. i.s st : .. iu' l'..' :.-suits" Fine Suitings. Just opened, at L. E. Blain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trousern, w hich will pe mane up to oraer in the most approved style by Mr. E. A. Schuf fler, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and get your choice of patterns before the stock is broken. Kid Gloves! Kid GlOTes! I have just received a full line of kid gloves brand "Our Own." This is a genuine kid glove. I buy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any glove I ever sold for this price." Five buttons, three rows of stitching, $1.50 per pair. ts. E. Young. Scissors. Shears. Immense stock at Stewart & Sox's. The best quality and any size or style. Call and examine our stock. Stewart fc Sox. Fountain pens at Will & Stark's. Fine Calves fur Sale. I-K)K SALK-TWO YEARLING HALF . hrctl bulls, one Short Horn and one Iiol.sttin. IJoth fine calves Will be sold for $c.ich. DANIEL HOUCK, Tangent, Oregon. ET. SEDGWICK, M. D., ECLECTIC . physician and sutgeon. Ollice rooms 23 anil 24, Pearct's Mooc, Albany, Crion. For Sale. fl EHVY DRAFT IIOUSE TOM' SALE chou). Good Luiiily or farm Jiorse. W. r.'CAS&ELL. lirick for Sale. A T 1IY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF to.vn, or dilire.eil anvnltcre in the city. W. 0. CASSELL, Albany Or. Contractor and Kuildcr. DC. SHELL WILL rUUNISII PLANS, specifications and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work prompt ly done and guaranteed to be first cbss. Es timates furnished on vhort nctice for brick bu.Mings, residences, public buildings, bride's, etc. BANK- OF OREGON, ALKANY, OliKGOX. CAPITAL !$.-,(,000 I'rcvlitcnl ire Prcs Cusiilrr El. BStYVM . ...It W. II. .til ititll.L. A general batd.'ng business trans acted. Siirlit cxcliari"e and telegraphic transfer bought und soM on New York, San Francisco and 1'ortland, Ore -roii. Collections made on favorable tprins The City Restaurant, Under the new management of II. Lunpniau will lc conducted un a first-olas plan. Meals will be served at all hour1. Consult tVj BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay ing for what you order and nothing more. Straight meals served as usual for 25 cent.", and meals to order from a 5 cent roll aud cup of oollee to a first-class $1.00 m al. fTFurnished rooms to let in connec tion with the restaurant. GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS AND HAIR DRESSING "SALOON. None but first -clues workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me :i call. First door cuth of postoflice. E. 0 .HEARD8LEY, REAL ESTATE aGENT, (.'orvcyniieiiij of all kiiw's tlotin u relia lie manner. All hui et will receive i:-n.it attention Ollice on I'.roadulhin s::itt, near First, Aibam, Oregon. OREfiON FERTILIZER COMPANY N. K. Cor. 17th and F streets,; I "GOTLAND, - OREGON MAM KACTI KKRS OK PUKE BUNEpIEAL! For Orchards and Lawns. I50NE PHOSPHATE, For Gardens and Grain. ALSO Granulated Bone for Poultry. Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw Bones, no sand or other worthless material being used. Stewart ftJSoi, Agents, ALBANY, - OREGON. A rel'able 1". S. Stinard 3-ton ca!c on'y J7, delivered otir tic: restrailr ! -iti n free of fr;iu'nt on thirty days tn t-r.ei scaIcs t ;r-v ort'onateiv low pro-. War ranted fov ti' e vtari. Address, K. C. HOKKMAX, Albans, -.ireson. 11 A KING JPO WJDEJR. i Pat up expressly for Julius 'Grad wohl and Folil at his Golden: Kule Bazaar in OXE rOUKI) CAXS AT 25 CENTS TEIi CAN 1 )gGuaranteed to be first-class in every Kespect. JULIUS GllADWOHL t y ..hi - HAt:::ti (idi:. i -.;:::s"xs ir---i i: ; . - anci (;mmi il i: i-tvv 't I . !.. Such, i'l ili nt 'f omtiV. .: "' f - i:ct.-- for the -... t iiiv t, '.: ' -; s l.i- . AHanv, RULE i F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy GROCERIES ilso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TERMS CASH AKJJ PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Xeivs jtapcrs and Magazines. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. New Drug Store On oiabout Oct. l;Vh H. C. Hubbard will occupy the west room ot the Blumberg Block with a New anc OF Drais and Druggists Sundries. The peop?e of Albany are cordially invited to keep their eye on the date and place and call on the opening day and inspect our stock. 11. C. HUBBARD, Pi escription Druggist. L.E. BLAIN, -THE Leading When Adam took a fall lie had no clothes at all, Fo Eve, she made 'em all Frcm fig leaves. Bat our styles for fall beat those ; We've some very handsome clothes ; As to price, the country knows We're no thieves. 1 ml New patterns, piles of goods to select from; new line of neckwear and furnishing goods, neat and natty foot wear, waterproof, ruLher and leather coats uinlii elias, gum toots, and the latest styles in OVERCOATS. Tie Leading STEWART & SOI -Dealers in- General icultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Mope ami Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Garden and kl nil iDiplwnts Aw ALBANY, OREGON, taite Stock Clothier, Prices. Hardware -ANB- IpI Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder &Fuse Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds? Used by Farmers wtm
