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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

The STREET5.-A correspondent complains pretty
sharply of the condition of some parts of BeretanIa
Street, especially between Nuuanu Street and Smiths
Bridge, as it is called, and wants to know why the
Road Supervisor does not attend to it. We our
selves can bear testimony to the discomforts of walk
ing at night on the street mentioned, owing to the
many holes and ridges TO be met with. A few loads
of broken stone, overlaid with dirt and then tho
roughly wetted a few times would be desirable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06
NOTICE !

II AM TING HAVING THE
A plant Of the BAKERY lately carried 90 by LAM YET
s1Iici;s the patronage OF the customers Of the late proprietor.
mh23 1t
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NOTICE.

H NOW ALL PERSONS. THAT l VILE
IA pay no debts contracted by JoHS HAWAIIAN LAIoHAy
after the date Of this. LUCY u. THIRSION. Z
Nuuauu Valley. March -, 1872. mh23 81
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FROM HILo.-Letters to the 9th, say that the
climate has returned to its normal condition OF mols-
ture. and the IIilo people speak with JUNCTION OF
So the blessed rain The streams were running,
and consequently so were the mills, and turning out
a plenty of sugar. An item Of news comes from
HiIo. that had however been whispered here, some
week or so ago. II Is to the effect that Her Excel
leucv the Governess Of Hawaii has resigned, that
Mr.. Rufus A. Lyman, who has acted as Lieutenant
Governor for several years past, has been appointed
in her place, and that he is to be made n Noble. II
this should be the case, it is probable that Mr.. Ly-
man will be President of the coming Legislative As
sembly. |
April. FIRsT.-Monday last was d" Day
and memories Of the past were revived by the per
petration of many jokes between friends. The
custom Of making fools = on the first Of April IS
evidently Of great antiquity, and appears to have
been derived by the Romans from some OF the
Eastern nations. There is a humorous Jewish
story Of the origin of the custom. by which II Is
said to have begun from the mistake OF Noah IN
sending the dove out of the Ark before the water
had abated. on the first day OF the month among
the Hebrews. which answers TO the first OF ApriI !;
and TO perurtuute the memory of this dellVerance'
it was thought proper. whoever forgot 80 renarka-
BILE n circumstance. to punish them by sehdihg
them unon some bOotless eTrand similar TO that
Intellectual message upon which the bird was sent
hv the Patriarch.
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NOTICE.

My TEMPORARY
J from this Kingdom have appointed c. H. LEVERS TO
it- for me by power Of Attorney
monaioiu. Feb. 10, is72- Gp6) A. HOPPER
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New BARBER SHoP.-We notice that our friend
Howard has taken the premises lately occupied by
VIM. Humphreys, on Merchant street. and opened a
saloon, where he intends to practically illustrate the
principles of the art tonsorial in all its branches.
The saloon is conveniently located, and we recon-
mend Mr.. Howard to the hirsute public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
UyHE PARTNERSHIP
existing between All Chong and All Kim in the Restau-
rant business at the Canton Hotel in this city IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the business will hereafter be
carried on under the name and style Of Al Kim ana An RIO.
Honolulu. March 2lst, ISL An hlh'
r,bp2 10 All Pho.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

Z New FIRM-Mr. Samuel G. Wilder, the principal
of the new firm of Wilder s. Co., dealers in building
received the calls aud congratulations of
his numerous friends and acquaintances at lunch
Monday forenoon. MIR. Wilder is also agent for
the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company, and
for various inter-island packets, besides the steamer
RIIauea. We wish the new firm every success,
which we are confident it will deserve.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

FoREIGS JURY-We are requested to say that the
foreign Jurors are required to he in attendance at
the Court House on Monday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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MORE CRUELTY To ANIMALs-On the plains east
of this city may be seen two horses each with one
broken leg. apparently Injured long since, on the
stumps of which they 60 h%obbling about. In al
most any other country besides this. they would be
put out of misery. But what is every body's
business is nobody's.'
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Carr D,Nrrl SMITH.
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TIE NAVIGATOR IsLANDs.-In the Washington
news of March llth. we read that Representative
Houshton of California will endeavor TO procure
the adoption of a resolution calling on Congress
for the correspondence concering the proposed
United States protectorate having been requested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

RAIN SroRM-At about ten o'clock last night. a
veritable rain storm commenced over this city, ac-
companied with thunder and lightning such as Is
seldom experienced here. Our rain guage is out
nf order. bat our devil declares that the fall was
several feet where he stays. The storm doubtless
extends all over the windward sides of the group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06

\ SUICIDE on MAUI-A letter from Wailuku states
that a h~alf-easte named Davies. at Haiku planta
ton. committed suicide by opium, and died OF
Sunday the nth. Cause. jealousy.
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Posi- OPTICS SrArISrICs-We gather the follow
ing in regard 10 the business of the Honolulu Post
Office during the past eight years:

Foreign Lef'rs Reed. \
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

CHRISTENING THE STEEpLE OF THE New
GERMAN CHURCn.-On Saturday, the
finishing touches were given to the spire
OF the now German church, and the or
namental cap stood forth in all tho beau
ty OF it's completed design. In honor of
the event, several of the building com
mIttee were present at the church in the
afternoon, with few invited guests, and
the most enthusiastic of tho party pro-
ceeeded to christen the steople. Mount
ing up an interminable length of stairs,
and climbing endless rounds of ladders,
they at last reached the outlet in tho side
OF the spire whence they could dizzily
discern the cap piercing tapering vista
OF scafolding. Some of tho party here
rested. while few adventurous spirits
kept on until they had gained the very
top and could stand upon the giddy pin
nacle, grasping the ornamental cap it.
self. The customary bottle of wine was
here broken. One of the party then
1rew forth huge horseman's pistol and
fired salutes. The North German colors,
the United States flag and the flag OF the
architect wore hung out from the spire
and foated all day yesterday from the
top OF the lofty steeple. The process OF
taking down the scaffolding will begin
to-day, and the whole church is expect
cd to be finished by Easter Sunday.
Charleston Ne,os.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Inc wine product of California has
been considerably over. estimated, and
the product for 1871 will not be more
than 100000 gallons, instead of TO-
OOo,00O. as was. first reported.
Smart young school -marms, entirely
without the aid OF q sewing machine.
ffteque ntly collar and cuff n small boy in
less than thir.y.f Ave seconds.
d: @. Sapham was killed in Savannah
rrlday. by stone which fell from q
ships ballast tut.
The bell worn by Mrs. O'I4eary's cow
Is exhibited in eighty-one different
places in Chicago
b. Z. Gator, Esq, of the we'll known
hrm OF Armstrong, Gator & Co., Balti-
more. died last week.
Alexis drinks no champagne with his
dinner, but moistens it with moderate
draughts of claret end heck.
The dying prince hat" is among the
latest and funniest conceits of the Gin
oinnati hat manufacturers.
1t was an Irishman who wanted to find
q plaoo where there was no death, that
he might go and end his days there.
Squirrels are dime busheI in parts
of Georgia.
Jeffersonville, Indiana, was laid out by
Thomas Jefferson, in 1908.
There are sixty-seven female editors
and reviewers in Paris.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

TAXPAYERS CoNvENTIoN.-We under
stand that the executive committee of
this body had a meeting in Charleston
recently. After full and free confer
ence with committees from the Chamber
OF Commerce and Board of Trade, it
was determined to appoint snb-com-
mittee, consisting of Col Chestnut, of
Camden; Judge Aldrich. of Barnwell; !;
Gen. Butler, OF Columbia; Col. r. Y.
Simons, of Charleston, and Col. Shan
non, of Camden. These gentlemen are
charged with the duty of prosecuting
the ring, who have been defrauding the
State of vast sums by the fraudulent
issue of bonds
OF course, for obvious reasons, the
proceedings of the committee and the
plan of action cannot bo mado public /;
but from the earnest character of the
gentlemen selected, We have every reason
to believe that they will proceed with
wise caution, and firmly carry out the
great purpose they have in view the ex
posure and punishment of tho men who
have pepetrated these frauds.
Barn,ceN Sentinel
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BURKE.

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF New York
CrTY.-Governor Hoffman has sent to
the New York Legislature special mes
sage on the financial condition of New
York city, in which he says that in view
of recent events he addressed a letter to
Hon. David A. Wells, requesting him to
investigate and report to him OH the
subject. Mr.. Wells reports the net
funded debt of the city to De S67, ,234, :
715; adding the floating or temporary
debt gives $94, ,523, ,867; the present total
liabilities do not exceed $i00, 600, 600;
tho valuation of personal property, Au-
gust 1s, 1871, vas s2A2, es5. 493; :iie
real estate valuation of the city for 1871
was returned ct S769, ,306, ,41O, and yet
this does not represent moro than
forty per cent. of such property, as the
true valuation would not be less than
$4,000. 100000, on which the present
debt, as above stated, namely, $100, ,00O,- :
900. would be equivalent to mortgage
OF five per cent. The increase in vnlua-
lion of property for assessment pur-
poses between 1860 and 1870 was 82%
per cent; the present increase in value
of real estate is estimated at five per
cent. per annum.
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YonKvlLLE. s. c., December %, 1871


SERIOUS DIFFIcULrY.-A colored man,
who was confined in Jail at Barnwell
village, and who was endeavoring to
make his escape. was shot and instantly
killed, on Tuesday morning last, by Mr..
McLemore. the jailor. It appears that
he lMcLemore) had gone up into the
jail to give the prisoners their rations,
or water, when he was seized by two or
three of them, intending to kill him,
and effect their escape; and but for the
timely assistance of another prisoner,
also colored, who seized revolver,
drawn 10y one Of them, McLemore
would have been killed, and their
scheme accomplished. The man who
met this untimely end was confined
for the killing of the colored man
Jabez, some time since. OF course, nc
blame attaches. as McLemore was dis.
charging his duty, besides acting in self.
defence,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

A STAGE ROBBED by SIXTEEN YEAR
OLD INDIAN WITH SHAM GUN.-A de-
spatch to the New York Sua,, dnted San
Francisco, December 80, says: ''The
robbery Of tho stage in Sonoma County
last week has been traced to Digger
Indian boy sixteen years old, who was
armed with II red stick instead fa gun.
he got no plunder, the express box be.
ing empty. He confessed having com.
mitted the robbery, and also says he was
connected with the gang which made AL
attack on q stage near Preutt's last sum-
mer. where one OF the gang named
Rattle Jack WAS killed. He promises to
show the officers who now have him in
custody where some of their plumber was
buried. 1t is beloved his evidence will
convict the entire gang"
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Lowrey and his gang of outlaws cor

Lowrey and his gang of outlaws con-
tinue to rule Robson County, North
Carolina, undisturh d. The fruitless
campaign wnged against them by the
State and Federal troops only served to
render the desperadoes moro desperate
and daring. A correspondent who paid
a visit to the locality recently, found the
inhabitants in such condition of abiect
fear that they, with one or two e1cep-
tions. absolutely refused to converse on
the subject Of the outlaws, and. thereby
risk their lives.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Incorporated a. d. 1919. Charter Perpetual
Cash capital and surplus, after pay
ing losses ct Chicago 81. .0O0. .OOOl
Promiums received in 1870. -. 80. 5000. 900
+ T is still the leading and strongest American
Il Fire Insurance Company.
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., of London.
Chartered A. D. 19O9 Capital 90, ,00O, 900 in
Gold. This Company had no agency at Ohi-
cago at the time Of the fire. Its loss was
small. 1t subscribed t5 900 for the benefit oil
the sufferers by the fire.
Phenix Fire Ins. Co., Of New York.
Assets 81 500 900, after paying losses at Chi !
oago.
Union Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco.
This Company has 81 ,15O, 900 in Gold, after
paying Chicago losses.
Risks taken by GEO. HIGGINS, Agent.
Office opposite Columbia Hotei, in rear o.
Mr.. w. j. DUTIES Bookstore. Noy8 I
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SALE OF "Fosr H1In," TIE Hox. OF

SALE OF "FoRT HILL, TIE HoMz OF
THE LATE Hon. J. Q. CALHOUN. We
learn from the Welhelle Courier that en-
Monday last, the 1st inst, Fort Hill, {"
the home OF the late Hon. John O. Gal.
ho1n, was bid of by Colonel Clemson at
$15. 600. TOO acres of "Keowee." homo
OF the late Colonel James E. Calhoun,
was bought by Mr.. Crawford for over
$l3. 600. The Courier adds: "a large
quantity Of land, of less value, was sold
at rather lower rates than usual"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

During the recent fres in Wisconsin q
little four year old girl resolved to try
the efficacy of prayer. but having a pious
mother and profane father, the result
OF her early training uas manifested in
the following highly improper manner
"Oh, rain right away, Lord. for we're
having hell OF time here
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

The Useful Store---Wife Made Happy.
NHE undersigned has opened a general
4 FAMILY STORE. where can be obtained
Guired, for cooking. Fresh Butter. Eggs.
Hams, Breakfast Strips, &C., de-, including
every requisite Tor the table. Small profits
xnG QUICK TatuTnS 10 the motto OF the Live
ana Dead Store. Consisnments received
daily. All orders promptly delivered.
+. E.. DAVIS l. CO.,
Plain streot. next door to DR.. jackson.
Jan
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

A man from San Francisco, who had
not heard of tho Chicago fire, arrived
there last week. After looking at the
ruins, he turned to stranger and asked:
Chow long did tho earthquake Inst, old
sport?"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

shares chAoge0 hands. The flooding oi
the market depressed them to 366. The
Erie Board passed slaudatory resolutions
regarding Fiak.e The movements .!
Fisk's body were attended by vast crowds,
The members Of the 9th Regiment say
they will hang Stokes. ~
The schooner Lucy arrived this noon
from Richmond. and reports that on Sa.
turday afternoon she passed schocne,
ashore on Great Egg Harbor Shoals,
with signals OF distress flying; but ow.
ing to heavy sea, she could render nc
assistance.
The, steamer Zodiac, from Newbern,
reports having passed schooner bottom
up of Hatteras, Saturday morning.
She apparently had been in collision.
ST. LOUIS, January 8.-The Adiutant-
General, sent to Sedalia County to inves.
tigate Ku Klux outrages, reports them
wholly unfounded.
A delegation OF Greek Indians passed
here for Washington, to oppose the abo-
htion OF the tribal government, and in.
sist upon the treaty stipulation5. They
object to Congress giving away their
lands, but not to railroads passing
through them.
Eight inches Of snow. Weather. damp
end cold.
TrTusvn1E, PA, January S.-A fire
occurred in the heart of the city. Loss
$10O. 600.
Boston. January s.-The schooner j .
j. Spencer, from Pensacola for Boston,
is ashore at Cape God. Her pumps are
frozen.
CHARLESTON, January 8.-Arrived-
steamer South Carolina, New York; brig
Minnie Abby. Boston; sohooners Edwin,
New York; J. =. Alberger, New York.
Sailed-steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore.
ANNAPo1Is, January 8.-Dr. Peter
Goodrich didn't think Ketchum died
from poison. DR.. John r. MoOlurg had
no hesitation in saying Ketchum died
from natural causes.
NEW ORLEANS. January 8.-No quorum
in the Senate to-day. The Governors
message was sent to the House in re-
sponse to a resolution calling for it. It
contains recommendations for reform on
various SUBJECTS. The leading recon-
mendations, if carried out, would save
the State and CITY annually over 81, ,OOO,-
600. The House, by resolution, ap-
proved the recommendation. Also,
voted that if absent members were not
present by O'Clock, on the 10th instant,
they be expelled. Governor Yarmouth
has appointed General James Long.
street Maior-G General OF the Louisiana
State militia. and assigned lin 20 the
immediate command and supervision of
the entire militia, police. and all the
civic forces within the city of New Or
leans, and instructed him to confer with
and act in concert and harmony with
Major. General Emory, commanding the
United States troops; taking all neces-
sary precautions to preserve the peace
and subdue any spirit of turbulence or
riot that may arise. All the militia
organizations in the city have been
ordered out. The troops have been re-
inforced by strong detachment from
Baton Rouge. General Emorys troops
will only be used. to preserve order.
Holiday day. The banks are closed.
national salute was fred this morning
and flags are displayed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr. John M. Ora.
ham, OF Florence, s. O., died very sud-
denly there on the 26th ult. He was
taken suddenly i'll during the evening,
and laid down, and when noticed again
lie was extinct. The cause was sup
posed to be apoplexy.
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roroIgn Anairs,

PARIS. January 8-Thiers banquetted
the Emperor and Empress OF Brazil. @F
Victor Hugo has been defeated for the
Assembly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Dsmeer~tio Tsiuoaph Z. 'che.ser. q
CHESTER. g., g.. January 8.-The mu-
nioipal election waa held to-day. IL was
great Democratic triumph. The fol-
lowing persons were elected: Intendant,
George w. Melton; Wardens, W. T.
Robinson. J. L. Augurs, w. T.. D. Cou.
sar and w. D. Simpson eaoh,of whom
received 203 votes. The following were
the Republican candidates, each of whom
received sixty-nine votes: For Intend
ant, B. g. Yocom; Wardens, Moses Be-
nison, Peter Augurs, Barney Humphries
and Harrison Bailey.
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Notice..

OFFICE CRY Assessor,
COLUMBIA, y. O., January 8, 1872.
DETURNS OF Real and Personal Property.
IL subject to city taxation, will be received
1872. at which date the books will close All
persons failing to render returns will be sub
!ect to the penalty prescribed by Ordinance
Persons desiring to do 30 can pay their taxes
at the time Of making returns.
Proper blanks furnished on application.
JAMS w. j. ETTER, City Assessor
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A passenger in Broadway car was
shockingly beaten by pick-pookets while
trying to prevent them from taking q
lady's wallet.
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Richardaon's Reports

Richardson's Reports.
NEW SERIES. Vol. 1 Of Gases in the su.
IN preme Court OF South Carolina-l868.
1870. For sale by <. Il. STOKES,
Stationer & Blank Book Manufacturer.
Jan7 Opposite PHGNIx Office
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

In Georgia, the planters propose to
raise their own provision crops this year.
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For Rent

For Rent,
- A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, with
BH large lot and excellent we'll OF water,
:. pleasantly located in the Eastern part
OF the city. Apply to
THOS. j. LAMOrTE, Law Range.
Jan tuth2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Funeral Invitation.
The friends and relatives Of DR.. E. D.
Smith and family are invited to attend the
funeral services OF Miss MARTHA JERYEY.
at Trinity Church. THIS DAY, at 12M.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Y. NJ. C. A.
HNHE annual meeting of the Young Mems
Il Christian Association will be held THIS
(Iuesday) EVENING, O'Clock, at tho Read
ing Room. !uil attendance is especially re-
quested. B. FRANK MAULDIN,
Jan 81 Recording Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-09

Sixty Cords Mixed Hickory and Oak
Wood
ITO arrive this p. NJ. This lot will be the
Il beat selection Of fire-wood ever brought
to the market No gun, and sDonp oak here
CHAS. E. THOMAS & CO.,
Jan92 Near Charlotte Depot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

STANLEY AND LIvISoSroNE.-Ii there be
any dOubters wholsullinsist upon discrd.
itlng the Stanley. livingstone revelations,
they will be silenced by the late cable dis.
patches. Lord Granville officially acknoW.
lodges the receipt Of a package Of letters
and dispatches from DR.. Livingstone, de.
llvered TO the British ambassador In Pans
by Mr.. Stanley; Lord Granville writes TO
Mr., Stanley that there Is no question Of the
authenticity Of these documents, DR., Liv.
ingstone'S son says "ditto," and tho 70
doubtAblc Stanley himself is Invited to
dine with the Premier Of England, 10
breakfast with the Duke Of Argyll, and 10
become the guest OF the mayor OF Brigh,
ton, There can be no further question as
70 the discovery Of DR.. Livingstone by Mr..
Stanley, and as to the authenticity Of all
the letters delivered in England, The let.
teres published in America now alone
have to carrythe marks Of diScredlt and
we have no doubt they will in due time
be fully authenticated. Though il is yery
odd that In the latter there are some very
peculiar American slang phrases which al
least suggest that Mr.. Stanley may have
taken the liberty to spice them up little
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

CHICAGO, August G.-FIour-Slcady
with moderate demand Whest-No
spring 81 a COrn-Sn. . mixed 42!c
CASINO 2, 2IlL2sc Rye-No =, 53c
Batley-DultAnd unchanged. Whisky
00c. Pork--$l4 90 Lad-Wiuter sl
Sic. Bulk Mcsls-Shoullcfs 5iaGtc
short ribs tic loose. BAcon-ShOultrrs
Gia6!c; clear rib sides S3asfc; clear Ga
.0ic. Sugar Cured Hams-llialGc al.