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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-21
Second Days Proceedings
THE OFFICERS ELECTED.
GAINESVILLE the Next Place of
Meeting.
Letters from Distinguished Generals.

The Society o! the army ol NesI
Virginia have had a most pleasant
meeting and the members have gone
home determined to make the next
meeting a grand success. Many causes
combined to prevent the reunion just
closed from being as large in point OF
numbers as was anticipated, but the
lack of thousands was made up in
cordially, friendship and vim.
The parade yesterday morning was a
fine affair, though there were five
soldiers on the sidew alks for every one
in line. The line of march laid down
in the programme was observed and
the boys were complimented on all
hands by the crowds who greeted them
all along the route, for their soldierly
bearing and demeanor.
After marching through the city, the
Society proceeded to the Fair Grounds
where it was called to order by the
President, |. II. Duval, who announced
that the first business in order was the
election OF officers. The following were
elected to serve during the ensuing year.
Presileat-Geu. Rutherford B. Hays.
Iyrs Prcs;Geuts-Gen: +. II. Milroy,
of Indiana Capt. James P. Hart, of
Pennsylvania; Maj. 0. G.. Scofeld, Of
West Va; Gen Robert Kennedy, of
Ohio; Col. w. S. Lincoln, Of Massa'
chusetts, and Col. Cole, of Maryland.
Corresponding 'Secretary-C. J. Raw
ling, of Wheeling.
Recording .Sscrstary-Capt {. S. Shut
tleworth, of Clarkshurg.
Tfeasmr-Capt John Carlin, OF
Wheeling.
The retiring President and Secretary
were directed to notify the new officers
OF tnelr eleCuOn
The question of selecting p lace for
holding the next meeting of the Society
was referred to special committee, con-
sisting Of Clarkson, Hart, Kennedy, Burt
and Rawling. The committee reported
the names Of Washington, Pa, and
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, as suitable places at
which to hold the next meeting. a
ballot being ordered, ZlnesvIlle was
selected.
Major Burt offered the following res
olution, which was adopted.
Resolvcd, That the Constitution and
BYLAWS and a list Of the members o.
this Society be printed, and copy fur
nished to each member.
The President declared the bushes:
meeting closed, and introduced Coloue
Robert Kennedy, of Ohio, who spoke
very eloquently for about twenty min
utes.
At the close of his remarks letters
were read from Generals Grant, Sher
man, Sheridan, Mcclellan, Governor
Jacob, Franz Sigel, J. Warren Keifer
R. II. Milroy, as follows:
LONG BRANCH, Sept. II, 1871.
GENTLEMEN The President direct:
me to write to You and acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the 7th last, in
viting him to attend the Reunion OF the
Society OF the Army Of West Virginia
to be held on the 10Th and 10Th Octo
ber 1t would afford him great pleasure
to be present on that occasion, but he
has accepted an invitation TO take part
in the ceremony of openings railroad in
Maine at the time you have selected
for your Reunion, and will have tc
forego the pleasure ofmeeting with you
Very respectfully, your obcdient ser
want. HORACE PORTER, Secy.
Generals B. F. Kelley and |. II.
Duval and C. J. Rawling.
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FANCY Cashmere Hose for ladies and
children, for sale by j. II. Smith.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-21

GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered in
Wheeling in boots and shoes at L. V.
Blends.
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REMEMBER the matinee at > 2. NJ.
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Very truly your comrade,

W . II. IlUoEN hEtNc'
General B. +. Kelley, General |. II.
Duval and C. J. Rawling, Committee
Society Army West Virginia, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
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AT CORRIDORS AND SHoEs-Boots
and shoes sheaper tran ever before.
Call early as the sale will only con
tinue for fifteen days. l.. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-21

DRESS Flannels and Heavy Plaid
Flannels just opened by J. II. Smith.
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3. CRANGLE, Prest.

r, General Agent for West Virginia, South.
Eastern Ohio, and Washington and Greene
counties, Penna.
sepl2-esb - i''i'
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\ Good Investment.

Is NOW SELLING. AND UNHESITA-
J. tingly recommends, az Profitable and
perfectly Safe Investment, the First Mort
gage
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

LETTH1 FkoM 4 YoUxG LADY n
csipsal rTassWsShing,on Chron:
icle prints . lette: from . young
lsdy IN Chicago 70 her snlance.l in
the FORMER city. Here is an err
tract: I'VE expect TO have q new
house built IN . few weeks, JUS.
around the corner from where We
formerly resided. 4 am very glad
YOU did not come to this city when
yon intended. for then you would
b 80 the rest Of 10, half scared to
death. Father wss up at the time
aud saved two suits Of clothes the
one he had on ana another bot we,
that is Mary. Jeneatte and I, wer.
less lucky. You would be surplis.
ed to see me. the morning attire We
we're driven out Of the house, With
q pair Of Jim's old pants on, one
slipper. one shoe, and q waterproof
clio < This sva2aindeed, my con. :
plete outfit, and it WAS not until
yesterday that / received some
other clothes from my cousin Mary,
who sent them from Cincinnati.
That would hsvemade splendid
wedding suit, wouldn't il?
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rHs QuArs.. G.ocssY.-wm. i. Hiatt.

TINS ouAxsR 0RocsRY.--Wm. \. Hiatt,
the enterprising proprietor ef the above es-
Establishments having completed his new busi-s
ness house on Main street, near Fifth, has
removed his stocko Of grsosrissA hsrsto. The
building, . substantial thee story brick
structure Of the most attractive style of mod
ern architecture, strikes the passer by ~
being one Of the finest in the city. Inter !.
nally, We find everything in keeping with tho
external appearance. The woodwork is Of
clean ash. vanished, giving the room neat
and attractive appearance. New scales grace
the counters, while tho room is filed with
enc Of the choicest stocks al groceries in the
city. Near the rear end Of the room n the
different arrangements for taking care OF the
u Glasses, coal oil. &c. The former, when rel
csiysd, is conveyed to the second floor bys
means Of an elevator, OF the most approved
plan, where it is poured into pipes, in which
strainers are placed to keep out shsvings
and other foreign sxbsta noes. and conveyed
back to the first floor. This is the best ar
rangement of the kind we have yet seen. The
latter Apparatus, for the handling ut the coal
oil is, however, quite as noticeable. A large
tank is placed in the cellar, into which the
oil is emptied, then pumped into smaller !
tank on the stole room floor, placed in neat /.
cupboard-iike arrangement in1one corner OF
the room. This prevents all waste and
smell Of the oil, and makes it less liable to
fire. - ass
In short it il. in every respect, model es-
tabiishment, and when you 60 marketing,
call At the Quaker Grocery and your basket
will be filled with the best goods ~ the lowest
lriceS.
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Marriage Licenses issued since
last publication:
charlea Fneher to Anna Wier-
hake, Of Richmond. 80
Milton NJ. Harlan to Sarah J..
Vannuys, of Bethel.
j. Coffin endtnhall to Jennie
Hart, Of Richmond. kss =
Peter NJ. Treiber to Sarah E..
Fleming, Of Richmond.
George Marphey to Mary E.
.Shearon. Of Richmond.
]. Nicholas Poll % Mary Jefferson.
of Richmond.
Asa B. Shepherd to Elizabeth D.
Bower, Of Hsgerstown.
Martin NJ. Lamb to Margaret c.
McGillard, Of Newport.
Henery Nicholson to Elizabeth
Capsey: s# =
Joshua Swallow to barbara Ro-
denberg. Of Abingdon.
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SYLvEsrER IouNsoN.-We can not refrain
from giving echoes through our columns, OF
the general con- mendations from all over the
county, and fir m persona Of all shades of
political opinions, to he honest, straixht-for-
ward, able manner in which this gentle man
has discharged the duties Of the responsible
Office of Audit r Of Wayne County for the
past two terms. Acting he has uniformity
doue with the Republican party. and, having
been elected to this Office he has held so trust
wcrthily, BY that party,as An humble member
OF it, y feel pride in reiterating the judg-
-ment ri the Peopleof thu County. without re-
gasdto party: ."well done, thou good and
faithful servant" We the more readily feel
like doing this, from the fact that Mr.. johnson
and ourselves. have differed time and again
regarding the choice Of men within the Re-
publican party to fl! differ Mt Offices At NOM
nation elections; but never regarding the
great and fundim entail principles that has al
fvays held and still holds our glorious lid
party, tossther. and 10 his neirenent from
Official cares aud responsibilities, he has our
best wishes for happiness and pro sperity to
abide with him. He can confidently take
ErjtA him, in his refinement, the consoling
thought that the duties OF the Office will be
discharged with eaual fidelity, equa! hmes4.
and equal faithfulness BY his worthy sue
cea.or, Mr.. E. II. Parker as the ugh he him
self was the Chief Engineer ofthe Auditor =
Ofics.s al
Mr.. ]. vacated the Office on, Tuesday eve
ming last, and Mr.. Parker took possession on
Wednesday morning. y 50 t-.a1 -
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D1srRIcr MsD1cxL Mskf1No The
Union District Medical Associa-
ton held its annual meeting in this
CITY on Thursday. Oct. Goth, in the
room Of the Y. NJ G Association.
About forty doctors were present
from Wayne, Henry, Rash. Fay
cite, Franklin and Union counties
in Indiana and Butler and Preble
counties in Ohio. ,z ~.
For tile year terminating with
this meeting. DR.. w. W. Pugh. Of
Rushyille, was President, DR.. E.
l.. Hill, Of oxford, Sec'y, and DR..
A. D. !Hawley, Of College iCorner,
Treasurer. !, VII
For the ensuing year, Dbl. E.
Morris, of Liberty, was elected
President, DIR. E Haus hton. Of
Richmond, Sec'y, <nd Dr.. Wilson
Hobbs. Of Carthage, Treasurer
During this annual meeting elev-l
en- new members were added to
the roll. making the whole number
If members at this, slime ses enty-
eight. 81 3sse.Hs "a.
One member died since the
semiannual meeting in May, viz,
EDr. D. d. Hall, II. D., OF Corners
vile. All the members present at
| this meeting, were guests OF the
Wayne County Medseal Society,
which, throuah . 9committee. pro.
vided everything necessary for the
meeting, and, entertained the mem
bers At one-of tue Huntington
House sumptuous dinner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

J. W. FR1SFRocK, we'll and favorably
known in this city, was presented with
costly gold watch, at Bradford junction, last
Saturday evening. He was ordered to that
point BY TIN. General Superintendent. When
be arrived b was told that Frank Mckinney
wished to see him Il The hotel Without
"smelling the mice, Z, b went as directed, and
found himself surro unded BY a host Of friends.
his sstonishntent was not decreased when
Frank Mckinney stepped forward AID pre-
scented him with an elegant e Id watch appro.
priately inscribed. Mr.. Finfrock was taken
completely by surprise. and could only saw:
Gentlemen, hope tho past may extend to
the FUTURE" Tho watch was handsome
one of the Edward Perreganx make, valued
at $3.50, purchased OF Bling ham, Indiana polls.
The present was well deserved.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

5CArrlox. There IRE just now large mum.
Der OF vsgabonis and thieves throughout the
West, and Fort Way ne has her full share Of
them. Several suspicious looking persons
who We're lonnging abont the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne depot few nights ago. wcrs
> given to understand that their room was bet
ter than their company. One Of their plans is
to call at houses during the absence OF the
male occupants, and, saying they learn the
house Is for sale, AMI ask to be shown through
the roons. We caution our citizens against
ali su Oh men. Let no pcddlers or strangers
inside your houses, and look we'll to your
locks aud bolts ct nights.-Ft. Wayne Re-
publican. H
The above will be founi to he good advice
Ia our citixsas. Just now there are great
many vasabonds who have been driven out OF
Chicago by the late FIRE, and We do not know
how soon our toxn may receive = visit from
Them. So
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

{. s.SsxD II AIh."--Theodore Til:
ton, IA the Goiden Age, tells the
story Of . boy Of TO-, years. who
had 5000 in q eaxings bank, and,
being asked BY his father how
much OF his owa money he would
give to help keep warm the little
hands and feet of. the children Of
Chicago, h.srst into tears. and out
Of heart full Of charity exclaimed:
Father, send ii ALL" TIE writer
adds: And the whole 5000 the
sum Of the boys slow savings WAS
sent next day on its errand It
mercy. We happen. 10 know that
the boys father, ia drawing out
these 500. put back $500 in their
place. And We thought Of Shakes-
pear e's line, sa~-
The quality of.nercy il twice blest.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

J. NJ. SuFFRlNs l. Co. have opened In
the Huntington House block, Main
street. one Of the finest confectionery e..
ADJUSTMENTS in the State. They ere
manufacturing large quantity Of :aaay
daily, which they are selling at wholesals
or retail; At Cincinnati rates. We com.
mend this firm to the patronage OF the
public, knowing them to 10 reliable in
every respect. 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

EYE and EAR-SsE and HEAR -
We call attention of our readers. to
DR.. Cube rtson's Supplement in to.
days Palladium. He has made
specially of the Eye and Ear. and
has been uniformly succe. sful in
the treatment O: all diseases Of
these organs, so much so as to gain
the confidence and commentator
Of all who have employed him.
Read the Doctors circular and give
him a call If you need his seryi-
ces. skS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

John NJ. Paxs0n commenced kill.
ing hogs last Tuesday, and is now fur.
nisbing families with the best quality OF
'sArds e sl,GlSssest ratio ]. The best DUAL,
ity Of fresh meats. Of al kinds, can be
found At tie Cottage. and in . few days
they will have full supply OF hams and
breakfast bacon. ..-..,,..... reg, ,..g
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? II YEzIZ77 1sFE9
" Our Own Preside.

A new sixteen page monthly, published At
Day ton, Ohio, gives n each subscriber
beautiful Fluit Chromo, worth double the
subscription price. This il an excellent op-
portunity to get { very pretty parlor orna-
d sns, and alarxs amount Of gaod reading,
for small amount Of money. The picture
can be seen at the Posto6ics.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

An attempt was made to burglar;ze
Harvey d Shroyer's queeasware store
en- Fort Wayne avenue, last Sunday
gCsirk hss " sessndreis we're ala' M
ed at . noiee made by the porter \ no
sleeps in the store, and made their exit
on the double quick. hi:
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HoTticultnre.

Richmond Horticulture As
sociation met ct the residence Of
Lewis Hampton, Saturday, Get. IA.
We had a fine- melting az good
number of the active members
With we'll filled baskets were on
time for one among the best Hor-
ticultrral dinners Of the season.
Although the tables were not So
extensive IS at some Of our meet
ing, they were filed with all the
go d things from the field, the
garden. and orchard Of the Her
tic"''o''es' go -'-'7- 1'+1S iii.
! The kind attentions Of Lewis
ard Hester will long be remem-
bered by the members at that meet
ing.
DINNER over, and the tables
loaded With the finest display Of
fruit of the season, aud an excel
lent exhibition Of choice flowers. !
The President called the meet
ing to order. Minutes Of last
meetings read and approved.
Report from special committees
-ncne @AS- 80:
A communication was read from
the Secretary, inviting US to the
Sixth Grand State Fair Of the State
of Louisiana commencing on the
18th of Nov. 1871, and holding
nine Days.
| The following names were pre-
| sented for membership: Mrs. EN-
lily Kidder, and Miss Levina Nc
MINI. On motion they were elect
ed members of this Association.
! We were all disappointed in not
having that essay ON food for farm
animals, and were at some loss for
a subject for discussion. But by
asking aud answering questions ON
the subject Of food for animals,
the association got up a very in
teresting discussion on the beet
way to prepare food for stock,
and when it is no longer profitable
| = y IL = 49, =
to feed stock:-The difference be
tween grass and grain feed for beef
1.-The difference between cooked
and raw food.
The discussion was proof tat
OR farmers are considering their
interest on the, subject ofprepar-
ing food for their stock. g
Our President desires all special
committees to make their reports
at our next meeting. Tat
On motion adjourned to meet al
, 2 o'clock p. m, the Cd Saturday
Of Nov. 1871, AT Engine Hall, NJ
l9 .esfia - t4s4'i
D j. A. eMENpENHALL, 80
President
R 2. MITCHELL, Sec'y. 81;
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If any unfortunate mechanic 10
patent-mad and thinks the sure
road to wealth and fame 10 to se-
cure a patent to some invention-ig-
noring the fact that ii valuable his
rights will be infringed, and il
worthless, lls 1itre and money will
be thrown away-let him not fail to
inform himsalf about the new pat
emit laws.
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SUNDAY eye ning lectures ss the
New Jeruealem Temple. Rev. g,
Field will recommence q Course of
Lectures on Sunday evening, the
5th inst on the peculiar language
of the Sacred Scriptures. Services
dominance a: II O'Clock.
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Keep Up the Fires.-Half the
diseases that efflict humanity at
this season CT the year are due to
the half chilled condition in which
people live More coughs. colds,
consumptions aud fevers are pro-
duced Ivy sitting in half chilly
rooms on these days when it seems
hardly necessary to built fires.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

Our old friend T. B. Green, whose sop
is on the alley in the rear Of 7 N.YoanR's
Grocery Store, has one Of the finest bird ca
ges, OF his own manufacture, that We ever
saw. Mr.. Green il one of our most ingenious
mechanics, and persona having Job work in
the carpenter line, no matter how difficult,
can depend upon getting what they want.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday, Nov. I'll.

JaE lsndsrsisssd s.viog determined aDog
family irna homs. Hillso6sr at public ~ at
his residence. on the corner # Market sn,i
South Fifth streets. this city. most Of his
Housebnld Goods. On all annua.s Of SIS 90
and over, Credit Of Six Months. without in
given. A'se, . light enc horse Carriage on a
years credit. Persons wishing to look at
articles previous 70 the sale ca 81 81 on
Monday. Sale to commence NJ 10 4. H.
8. G. MENDENHALL.
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There are a large number Of night
providers in this city, always on the look out
for opportunities to steal. One Of them went
into the h.'use OF, q gentleman on Seventh
street, Saturday night. but . member of the
family happening to be awake, gave the
alarm, and the scoundrel fed. s tse q
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If ETTER3 OF ADAMS rRAfION hev.
IL lis day been granted to the unders;sn.
ed on the EsAste Of William r. Es, III la,e ri
the. city Ct Richmond. Wayne Cou t.. ami
State 81 IHdianA, deceased. All pc: sons nv.
ing claims agajayt said estate, are reou;r.,
TO file them duly proved in the clerks IF %
ofsah county within one Sesr from the date
of this publication. The estate is supposed q,
be solvens. ELIZABE rR ESrEfL.
!. Nov. lat, 1871. ADMINISTRATIVE.
q
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The Colorado election resulted,
as near ~ can yet be ascertsined,
in two. thirtls Republican majority
in the Legislature. Bctl branch
o. Of the last Leg islature were Dcns
ocratic.
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Last week We noticed an accident
that occurred to the eye Of Willie Par
shall. Last Friday it was thought ne.
cessary to extract the injured lens, VII oh
was successfully performed by D..
Hobbs. assisted by Drs. Haughton and
uadley. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

--rhoss farmers Who talkd 81 ptswiag =
their potatoes bseasss ~ bag was destroy.
ing them, can now scsrss,y ind tsams 81
lhAsds Susssh tO'siaebss ehsas I've 81 o.r
farmers who, BY the way, had - NssI q
blowing theirs up raised Ten thousssd bash
els, while crops Of one 70 two thcusanA.
sbashsls are very somoon IN shis seigh-
boehood. s~s = -
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Mrs. Rose, North Fifth street, n. o.
Main. has just received IN elegant stock
Of millinery gUtis.. bonnets, hats, rib
boLs. iowers, rlames, laces, trimmings
Of I'll kinds. &c. ..fthe best quality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

- h--'Yhe v icked fee when no man pur>
snsth. but the good and sensible man is
Is bod as lior and -ushes fesrlessly 10
Ed. Woolverton's and orders, pair Of
boots made in Eds test style.
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Our old friend vinnedge Russell. Esq.
kindly presented W. with . lOesafspscimen
Of apples, potatoes and prutps. The ap-
pies were 'Russcll's Favorite,' and wsss pro-
nouncsd BY our comps V be splendid The
potatoes and turnips were very fine, tie bssl
that We have seen this season. Il
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DoIL1D lcH.-A bachelor friend Of ours has
got fresh help, ordered some ice water.
After waiting some time he inquired for it.
"By the Mother, Of Moses" said tie help. 81
Just put it in the pot to boil bit, and now div
il bit OF it can I And, sure"
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Cincinnati Market.

-. CINcfNNATi, Nov. 8.
= FIork-Sew family, So 5oas IS.
WHRAr-Quiet ard unchanged Ncw red
81 goal "a.
Vi GosN Dali sud unchaneed.
Rye Unchanged and dull.
OArs-UnchanEed and dull.
! GsocsaIas-Remand good at full prices.
OILs-u Unchanged
Ekas-Uu changed at l2c.
Burr8R-l6s20c. -
PROVISIONS Pork, dull aud nominal at
31t 50. asked. Bulk meats; sales ~ shout
ders at S l-2c; sides eglec,ej. roukl, could
ebs had for % 90; bacon. opened duh lut
closed active owing to light supply; sales Of
sides and clear RIB At -sas 1-4a; ditto clear
{ 8 l. 2a8 5-6cs 81
HOGs--Unchanged.
| - CArFLsAUnehanged