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The French Flood,
CInNnIand Market.

CLEVELAND Jun" 29.--N heat
Frmer; No. red 81 u; No. > do Il ~,
No. | Milwaukee 81 ~. Corn-DuIi and
lower: low mixed zoe high mixed 1lc.
Oats-Quict and unchanged. Petroleum
Dull and heavy; standard white, car
lots. lUc; Ohio state test llr.
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LITTLE Rock. ARK, June 29.--John
Hogan, colored man, was hung yester-
day morning, by party Of citizens near
Rrissellvillr, for attempting To get in bed
the night previous with two white girls
with the intention of committing rape,
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, June 30 4 81
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States stationary pressure and tempera-
ture, southerly winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
and the Lower Lakes, rising barometer,
northwest to southwest winds, and cooler,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Upper Lakes,
cool and partly cloudy weather, north.
west and southwest to southeast wind,
and high pressure.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
stationary or falling barometer, south.
west to northwest winds, cooler partly
cloudy weather and rain near the coast
The Ohio and lower Mississippi river,
will probably rise slightly.
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Eyading an Injunction.

MEMPHIS, June 29.-The Transfer
Boat McNutt, belonging to the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, is kept on the
Arkansas shore by the officers Of the
road, to prevent the action of Chancellor
Walker in injoining Dow from taking
charge of the road and its property, from
applying to the boat. The injunction
was served and the office of the road
moved to Hopetield and ferry boat has
been engaged to transfer passengers.
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PItIshurgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, June 90 Wheat-Un-
changed. Corn-Dull; ear 73@7jc:
,hrilcd 7jG 71c. Prtrolrum-NJrady ;
crude 81 2j at Parker'.; rednedll.c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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The Magic. Ola Marriag~Fee.

Not long ago, n lady of very interest
ing and lovely appearance called upon
inc. had married her. some wears be-
fore. did not remember her, but she
recalled the circumstance, and she then
snd that Heaven had not blessed her
with children, and she believed the reaS-
on was because her husband did not
give me any fee. | laughed, of coure, as
You do now, and tried to laugh her ont
Of the idea, but she WAS very serious,
very earnest about ii, so l had to submit
and accept the honorarium which she
offered. Sometime after, | met her
father, whom recollected, in the street
and as we walk along together, l asked
him how his daughter was. He said
she was very well, and very happy with
her little boy! Now, my brother minis
tiers. take heart Ii Providence looks out
So diligently for the msrrage-fee,, do
not concern yourselves about any sub
lunary matters, but give yourselves,
heart and soul, to the good work of OBJ
serving the truth.-Rsp. DR.. FErncSs
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How Vanderbilt became Rich.
v Trihunp

/
Commodore Vanderbilt seemed in n
unusually communicative mood, and j,
made the following suggestions to the re
porter: "Whcn you have lived, sir, L
carry as many gray hairs as | do yor
| will have learned that there Is httl,
sympathy with or appreciation of your
efforts, it matters little what may BE-
the circumstances. II you are success
/ ful in accommodating fortune you will
BE- called spcculator and monopollSt,
while, if YOU should fail TO amaSS riches,
it will all be about the same, aS YOU will
be talked of IN that case rs one who
does not amount to much anyhow. |
have never Speculated on the
market, and regard it as nothing less
than gambling operation When |
Was 30 wear, old had been working for
several years fol my employer ut 81, 900
year and when lett him | had not
NOR" than $4,000 all told.
after long and very successful life
Commodore, what in Your opinion Is the
true secret OF success IN making money!
Save what YOU have and live within
NbllT lIltolllf. - NNllN all ''''''N'''''
No matter what | was making, | always
made it rule to save something, ana
this course if persisted in, Is sure TO
succeed. The money will pile up in
time. While | was working Tor the
gentleman referred to l moment ago,
n.r.uaded him to let me use the profits
I should realize III the business III fur
tber extending it. This | did until 1t
had grown 81 large thatin his eyes the
amount was too large to risk, and he
refused to let me 60 ahead any longer,
although he had such confidence in me
as to OTTER me partnership, which |
dcclincd. Since then | have been oprr-
sting for myself | did not accept the
partnership because knew his other
partners and | could not aSrrr, and |
never could quarrel where was one
Of the Interested persons. did not OBJ
irct To insisting upon the rights Of my
employers rs long as was not directly
interested, but, to enter in Il partnership
where knew should bave to maintain
my own rights by repeated quarrrilng,
was more than would agree to do.
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with?
,r w,y To SPECIE PAYMENT II
n, ,,upnTCu. CONTRACTION.
N"' ''',,, -, T,,v>srSp)
""a'N F" "E"N"f = IT '',.D p,,-,,.,,
interviewed Ex-Governor "KAl| oho" ~
Of Missouri, the other day, on the buSl-
..l,,a, &c IA. country. Governor
ness ''"N'''''' VI Wv ,;. W.;
BRowN is generally esteemed III NJ '''|T'i
to be the leading man "I '""' '''''''
isnman of undoubtrd mental and physi-
I..,,-..,,..., .r,..r and yisorou, thinker;
''' ''.'' a. ,,.n and .,o,iJ western
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Japanese Affairs,

YOKOHAMA, June l3.-Thc population
of Japan ha, increased 100000 since
1873.
Okubo Yosemite has been appointed
president of the commission to the Philu-
delphia Centennial.
a steamship has been presented by
the government TO the authorities of Lew
Chow for voyages in dangerous seasons,
to preveat recurrence OF disasters like
that which led to the Formosa war.
Recent investigation Of the number Of
missionaries and converts in Japan gives
the following result: Greek Church one
missionary, 1000 converts; Roman
Catholic Church. 80 missionaries. and
10000 converts; Protestant, 20 mission
aries, and 1000 converts.
The ratification treaty of Japan and
Peru was exchanged May l7th and
adopted.
A son of the grandfather of the prc.-
ent Emperor, degraded in 1868 for hav-
ing intrigued with rebels in the war OF
that year was last month pardoncd and
restored to his former rank.
Latest Chinese News.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.-Thc steam
er Oceonic, from Hong Kong June Sth,
brings the following advicc,:
China appropriutes forty thousand tacl.
for representation at the Philadelphia
Centennial.
The death of Tso Viccroy, of Kausah,
and the most powerful official of the old
Chinese race, with single exception, l.
announced.
After repeated delays work on the
telegraph is to be resumed.
Chinese authorize, declare their deter
minatlon to cytcrminutc the Aborignc,
Of Formosa The latest plan of invasion
adopted is destroying the forests by ignl.
ting bales of cotton saturated with OIL
The authorities of llinkiong expires
regret for the recent destruction of the
American missionary chapel, and offer TO
make good all losses.
The military reform begun IN the pro
vince Of FukIen by the introduction of
foreign arms and drill.
Foreign Bread Stuns.
LONDON, June 29.-The Mark Lane
Express in its weekly review OF the
bread stuhs market, says: Owing to the
floods in France, and unfavorablc
reports from America, the market
Is hardening. Northwestern Europe
has been favored with plenty of rain
while the eastern and southern portion.
of the continent are suffering from
drought The prospects are variable and
general abundance j. not TO be relied
on. Germany and England have the
best prospects, and Ru--in, Hungary and
France the worst.
The French Flood.
PARIS, June 2s-The damage done to
property by the inuudations in the cities
of Toulouse and Ager alone exceeds
$24.OOO0O0 The heaviest losses are in
the Department, Of Haute, Garonne and
Lot-et Garounc. Contribution, for the
relief of the sufferers are pouring in from
all parts Of France, Switzerland and
Belgium.
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Tux man LOADER, who said he saw
BEEcHPK in an ""quivoca" position has
been arrested for perjury by Il son OF Mr.
BEErUEK
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Conference Between Telegraph Com.
panies and the Postmaster Cen

WAsHGNGToH, June 29.-The confer
ence between the telegraph companies
and the Postmaster General took place
to-day. There were present Messrs. Or
ton of the Western Union, Blossom for
the Southern and Atlantic, Dunn for the
Atlantic and Pacific. In the absence of
General Eckert, and after II long discus
sion, the Postmaster General informed
them he would not now decide, but
would notify them that it was probable
he would reduce the rates one-qunrtcr Of
a cent on each word. Mr.. Orton gave
notice that his company would not con-
sent to such reduction. Mr.. Eckcrt sent
a letter saying his company was satisfied
with the present rates, but hoped in H
short time to accept much lower rates for
services.
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MAR RIED.

HALI.-ANSHUTZ-A AT the residence of
th" brides mother, by Rev. Dr. Fisher,
Nctzel county, To Miss FANNIE ANsHUrZ,
OF MOundSVillc.
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Murderer Lynch ed.

De, MONIES, June pa special to
the state Register from Otumws says that
cold bloodcd and brutal murder was
committee there. About 9 o'clock last
night one of the Smith boys, of Batavia,
shot and killed Deputy CITY Marshal W.
Logan. one of the ball, taking effect in
the heart. Smith was on his way to Jail
Mt the time, he being II noted desperate.
While in Jail he boastcd of his crimes.
The excitement Of the citizens was
great and after the examination to-day
before the Mayor 1t eliminated in an
assault of about 500 citizens on the po-
licemcn, who were taking him back to
Jail. Smith was captured by the mob, a
rope put around his neck, and hung to
II lamp post in the sight of a thousand
spectators in the broad sunlight.
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FOREIGN.
The international Rifle Match-An-
other Victory for the Americans.

DUBLIN, June 29-ll A. M-Thcre is
large attendance ut Dolley Mount to
witness the great shooting contest be.
tween the American and Irish flags,
which are displayed on all sides.
NooN.-Thc firing begun soon after II
o'clock, at 500 yards range. A dctach-
mcnt of the Eighticth regiment act as
markers. Both sides are doing fine work.
P M--The firing ut 500 yards re-
suited As follows: Americans, 337; Irish,
&&S Individual scores. Americans
Fulton, SO; Dakon, 81 Yate, 81; Glider
sleeve, So Coleman, 90; Bodine, 81,
2P. M.-The teams are Row firing at
800 yards range, and the Americans are
ahead.
7P. M.-The shooting at 1000 yards
range, which was remarkably fine on
both sides, was won by the Americans
bv score of 3O3 against 2j9 The match
has been won by the American rfemen
bv a total of gG7 10 929 The number O.
persons who assembled to witness the
shooting gradually increased rs the
match drew to close. The victory of
the Americans was hailed with tremen-
dous enthusiasm.
Ovation 10 the American Team.
DUBLIN, June pa most cnthusias-
tie reception was given to the American
team on their return from DoIlymount
to this city this evening. A grand BAN
quet in their honor was given to-
night, by the Lord Mayor of
Dublin, at the Mansion House.
\ large number Of distinguished guests,
including the Lord Mayors of London
and York were present. The Irish ride
men admit the superiority Of the Amcri.
cans throughout the match and acknowl-
edge that their victory was fairly won.
The American team used breach leaders.
The IRISH team all used Rigby.s muzzIe
loaaers.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The New York
Times special from Dollymouth says At
the close of the firing at the 900 yard
range the defeat OF the Irish WA, scknowl-
edged, and luncheon WAS taken in cha
grin, gloom, outspoken dissatisfaction
and symptoms of Reorganization among
the Irish. The crowd, which man Tested
intense anxiety a to the result, had now
grown to about thirty thousand Every
Irish bulls eye was chccred, and dis.
turbance was becoming imminent. The
police were pOwerlcss. and DR. Hamilton
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LAWRENCE, KS, June 29.-Four pris-
oners named W. c. McDnniels, one of
the Muncic railroad robbers and Il noted
desperado of Missouri, being at one time
connected with the notorious
James gang, William NJ. Dunn,
aiias A. +. Montgomery, horse thiet
and Kentucky outlaw, and Robert Ingall
and Elijah Ledtord, railroad thieves,
ovcrpowered the Jail guards here Sunday
evening and escaped. They stole
the rifles and pistols from the jailors
office, took the sheriti-s horse, and stole
another from citizen and fled westward.
About 100 citizens armed and started in
pursuit yesterday afternoon and drove
McDanIcls and Dunn into the woods
seven miles from the city, and athOrough
search was made for them, but without
success, Early this morning McDaniels
came out and surrendered to the sheriff
and was brought to this city. He was
wounded by the shot fired by citizen
yesterday, the bail passing through his
lower bowels, and the physicians who ex-
amined him pronounce the wound mortal.
None Of the other prisoners have been
heard from
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Gen. waddy Thompson in Trouble

ST. Louis, June 29.-Ihe Giobe- Demo-
mocra,s Jefferson City special says that
the sheriff of Shelby county, Tennessee,
arrived to day with II rcquisltion from
the Governor of tnat State for the arrest of
General Wuddy Thompson, one of the
lcsscs of the Missouri penitentiary, on 1t
charge of crimes alleged to have been
committed there about II year ago. Gen
cral Thompson is sick in bed, and has not
been arrested vet, but Governor Hardin
has issued writ for his arrest.
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FRoM our reports tins morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
Will be partly cloudy, with northwest
{, southwest winds, aud lower temPera-
frr.
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CHICAGO, June 29.-Reports from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa,
Missouri and Illinois, indicate that the
storm which passed over this section on
Sunday did great damage by killing
stock, blowing down fences, barns and
houses
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CINCGNNATI, June 29.-Thec city Demo.
caatic Executive Committee, at Il meet
ing to.nigh,, forced its president, Joseph
r. Richmond, to resign, because Of his
connec ion with the water works scandal.
A decision was rendered in the Supreme
Court, to-day, sustaining what is known
as the "Worthington Law which says
the city shall contract no debts unless it
has the money in the treasury for their
payment.
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at'herlluq &ealstrr,

Golp closed IN New York yesterday
Z. Mt.
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Improvement OF the Mississippi.

B. Eads, arrived home to-day from New
Orleans. Just previous to leaving that
city, he wrote to President Grant and
Secretary of War Belknap, advising
them of the progress ot the jetties at the
south pass. The main point in the let
ter is that provisional works one
thousand feet long have already been
constructed on the line of the east jetty,
and are being pushed seaward alta rate of
two hundred feet per day. Two hun dred
mechanics and laborerS and four pile
DIR ving machines are at work and II large
quantity of stone and other material
ready at hand. Machinery and accommo-
dations ure being prepared and in short
time the working force will be largely IN
creased. Telegraphic communication
has been established between New Orleans
and the head of the pass, and line is
being extended to the works at the mouth
of the pass. Captain Eads says that the
provisional work mentioned Is what Is
known as sheet piling, and while it is
only preliminary in character, 1t vii
temporarily serve the same purpose and
produce the same result n permanent
icttics, which will follow it as rapidly as
possible. The Captain is quite sure that
there will be twenty feet or more OF
water on the bar at South Pass by the
lst Of next February.
Dam gc by Storm.
DECoRAU Iowa. June 29-This place
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DEBORAH, Iowa, June 29.-This place
was damaged badly by the recent storms
which destroyed property here and in
this vicinity to the amount of Sl5O,OOO.
The greatest injury done was to the
bridges, which were generally carried of
by the flood.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS. The conflict be-

MEXICAN AFFAIRS. The conflict be-
tween Catholicism and Professionalism
In Europe is political. In Mexico it is
personal. The Protestants have been
very active lately in Mexico, and our
dispatches from the capitul show that
the number of reformed churches liz
increasing. Tie expulsion of the Sis.
tcrs of Charity has been bitterly re-.
sented. aud the pledge of the Catholic
women reveale intense feeling. It is u
pity that more tolerant pnblic OPT
MON does not put an end to these per.
petual religious wars. No country can
be free where the State and the church
arc In alliance, or Hwbero society will
not tolerate absolute freedom Of
thought.
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Soluble Pacific 0uanoigsoall

$4s Cash, $5s Time. Without, IstSrsaka
PAGiElC GUAN0 COMPANIES, QQl(-
POUND. ACID PHOSPHATk .O8
LIME for oompostingn With cotton iSedn
$50 sh, sa5 tima. without intafsst.b 30.
Io ..aooo@%odate planters, q theye seas
eide whe ther they, will take at tins or caSA
price. When deliveredfrom factory by cas
load, no dsayage' will be charged. cRhjs
gunno. isl new 80 Welt knpwa, In all .the
southern States Tor its rennsrksble eject
rs an agency forincrcseing the produtts u
labor % not to require special eommsn6
alton from us. It's use for nine ) eNre paGt
has established its character for reli.kle
excellence. The supplies pnt into mafRSi
this season are. as heretofore. prepirSa
under the superinten dencs .of 'Dr. -6I
JULIAN RAyENEL, Chemist qt.the Com
pany. at Charlertop. Sc. hence, pIanteIs
positiohts precise'; ;he came as thSe,h ,hssVl
tofui e.sold. ~. N. ROBSON. Nv
JOHN >. REEsES 60 co. e = :
Nov "a tu13 General Agents, Baltimore.
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AUGUSTA February l0.,-Cotton
demand actiye-low, middling 14a1@
14h;good ordinary IS VI net receipts
95l; sales I, 700 20 . :, :, ; lhalN,t
BosroN. February 10. -Cpttnn qofst
and steady-middling 1876 net re-
oeipts 1858; gross 4.939; expofts Great
Britain 1,O22; sales 585; sto6ki29, ,O8S.
BALTIMORE February 10.--Ootton
firna-middling 15as@l51a;ae gross re.
osipts lbS; exports ooastwise 175; sales
100; spinners 60; stock 28,O75..
CHICAGO, February 10.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull and de.
clinipg-No. 2. mixed 61sS@6lA; re-
ieeted 81. Pork dull and deci,mug-
18 80. E4
LoU1svInIE. February lO.-FIour
quiet aud unchanged. Corn firm
6897O. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Pork 1000. Bacon quiet
and unchanged-sugar cured hams
131a@14. Lard-tierce 14%@1421;
keg l5l4. Whiskey LOO. Bagging
quiet. s-
PARIS. February 10.-Reptes 64s.
75c.
LIVERPOOL, February 1O-3P. NJ
Cotton steady-middling uplands 724;
middling Orleans 1905; sales l5, coo,
including 10. 900 A American; speculation n
and export 5000; sales basis middliue
uplands. nothing below low middling,
shipped February or March. 77a; be-
low good ordinary, deliverable April
or May, z 1916; basis middling Or
leans, nothing below low middiiug,
shipped February or March, 8.
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Thadyelliaso Of Mr.Wu. A.. Thomas,
OF SpsrtsnbpIg. ,ww dc estroyed by an
aooidsptsl fife on the 25. b qlt
Mr.. James Pilkinson, Of Wayne
County, N. O.. was rawed to death by
mule, one dsyA yAsst'yeek!tse Yg
The Grand Royal Aroh Chapter, A.
r; F.: H. convened in Charles'on. on the
Mr.. A. B. Page, ofaNishols Marion
County. lost 700 barfeis rbstn W 'fire,
few days ago. ;is'--, Ir.. 80, 80. 's'Iss-'
33 deaths in Charleston for the week
ending the 9Th Awhitss 9; colored "a.
The bonded debt OF Augusta il
100000. &.a--a, s.,
Mr.. Wm. Powell, Of Marion, died
last week. -
The key to an uncertain gait-whis
key.
A tea set-the Chinese. so =
Twisted hemp cures feio,n1,s.. '-'''"
A poor relations csrb- uncle.
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for the furnishing of fresh beef be de-
ierred to next regular meeting.

for the furnishing of fresh beef be de-
lerred to next regular meeting
Adopted. ,.-. -,..,.. a.. 3
Riils. presented by the following par.
ties. zig: Cooper & Taylor, Iudepend.
erit Steam Fro Eugine COMPANY.
Postmaster, I. III. Ooiemsp, G.. G..
Newton. Union. Herald, e. R.Stokes.
Dm;y Union, e. Q, Washington, South
ern Warehouse Company, ID. Star
ling & Co.. W. b. Stanley. A. NJ.
Boozer. Lorick i Lowrance. ". D.
Love & Co.. NJ. Dooley, r. L. Bryan,
John G. Dial, r. e. Plumer. Caroline
Davis, A. Richardson, Kinard & Wiley,
M. E. Carr aud Betty Douglas were
referred to Committee on Accounts.
Committee on Guard House report ed
back tho reports OF Chief Of Police for
November and December, examined
aud foun1 correct.
Alderman Push moved that any per-
son who shall arrest or cause the mr.
rest OF any person or persone using
sling shots within the city limits shall,
upon conviction of said person or Der.
sons, receive one-half tho net funds
accrulng from such conviction.
Alderman Brown moved that the
City Council bay seven horses for the
use OF tho Gre companies. Laid on
the table.
T.. s. Boatwright, with permission,
made some remarks relative to new
Alms House. &c, which we're received
AZ information.
by Alderman Davis-That the com.
mittee appointed by the citizens Of the
city of Columbia to investigate the
books aud pupers Of the City Council
be requested to report, as the citizsus
are anxious TO know the condition OF
Its affairs. Carried.
Alderman Thomas moved to recon.
slider the motion Of Alderman Davis.
Adopted.
Council adjourned.
RICHARD JONES. City Clerk.
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New, Ohoicesndo rfsiM q ID 0d.,1,

- Yt>>r MY SCORBj,on. n Sin styisAa,
two door4 below PH1Nx office.
G& is once mofe opgn, 1hsfs MS
49, In the iise.s ts'sSSiisssSsfY sSoiesss sSd YFess.
CELEnY, Eating and PlintihE POTGTOY6.
Malaga GRAPES, French r RUMES. CHAN.
BERRIES, Bologna And Fresh Pork
sAUsA0ES, French c C0NFDOE1ONHR1,
stock. MRS. C. HGRRX K{fsE
Jan IA 80 E-t..in.- rlnd q -.