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New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

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reported:
Dlsird. Nominee. Itihcs.
Win NcW jersey Leonard J. St9stney leputhcan
yIIh NeN jersey. 4. A. HsdcuUtryh 4 ICmOtiaL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

ARMED MEN FROM GEORGIA INVADING SOUTH CARO-
LINA-GEN. HAMPTOSs CAVALRY REoRGANIoGD
CABINET MEETING CALLED FOR To-DAY-THE
SITUATION BECOMING MORE SERIOUS
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-30

The following is the transfers of
property recorded at the County
Clerks office from Monday, Deem
Der 4, to Tuesday, Dec. &c.
L. G. Licklider to IL. A. Frazer,
bargain and sale, real estate.
III. A. Frazer to T. 6. Licklider,
bargain and sale, real estate.
Nancy Campbell to Lucinda Scott
deed OF partition, real estate.
L. b. Kisner to L. G. Licklider,
bargain and sale, real estate.
II. L. Cllppenger, &c., TO Ii. Mos
ser, bargain and sale, real estate.
Nancy Tansell to Edward Haney /,
bargain and sale, real estate.
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Diprheria in Iowa.

A telegram from Davenport, Iowa,
dated 12ti inst. says: "Dyptheria is do
ing sorrowful work in Iowa. In this
city, several hundred cases have been re-
ported and large number of deaths.
Many families have lost two. three and
four children. One physician. during
last night, had four calls to yisit child
rem dying from this disease. In other
parts at the State it seems to prevail TO
greater extent. One family in WASH
ington county lost six children in two
weeks, and have not child left. In
Pena county Mr. Donaldson lost six
children out Of seven. They all died in
one week OF Dyptheria. At one time
they had three corpses in the house, and
at another two. The physicians seem
unable to combat the disease successful
ly, as its progress is rapid and deadly"
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TO BUSINESS MEN

The transfer of the daily subscri-
bers to the Weekly INDEPENDENT
adds near three hundred to its list,
thus giving it largely more than dou-
bic the number OF subscribers
ever attained by any weekly paper
published in this county. 1t is, there
fore, the best advertising medium to
be found in the Shenandoah Valley,
going to every post Office in the coun-
ty, and to large number IN the
counties of Jefferson, Morgan and
other counties adjacent. Advertisers
viii consult their interests by reach
ing the people through its columns.
Sale bills, horse bills, auction bills
and all kinds of large poster printing
done at the INDEPENDENT steam
job rooms, cheaper than the same
work can be had elsewhere. Give us
a call.
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The New Administration.

Monday is the day fixed for the
change of administration in the
Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Thomas, I'M
less he concludes to cali for troops
and resist the Inauguration of his
successor, will retire, land NJ. G. Ma
denbousch Esq, will assume the du-
ties of the Office for the next four
years. We learn that Casper Stump,
Esq, is to be his deputy in the up
per end of the county, and that he
will have no regular deputy in the
lower end, Mr.. p. Showers, who will
take charge of the jail, having arrang-
ed to do aportion of the riding in the
lower end. We were mistaken in
announcing that Mr. Henry Hull had
been appointed deputy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-30
The Old and the New

The old year is dying-but one
more day remaining of its allotted
time. How swiftly, as an arrow shot
from a strong bow, the years do fly.
1t seems but yesterday since we
stood at the birth of 1876 and now it
has about finished its course, Fare
well, old year the record Of thy life
has ben eventful, and you step from
the stage amid stirring scenes.
Hail, the glad New Year, We
enter upon the new calendar with
strong hopes and new resolves. We
know not what joy or SORROWS thou
hast in store for us, and it is well we
do not. But whatever it may be, let
us all strive to meet it with true
courage, and faithfully discharge our
dnty to God, our country and our
selves.
Obedient to custom ,as journalists,
free from unkindness to any one,
anxious to forgive and be forgiven,
desiring every human being may re-
ceive full share of pleasure and
prosperity during the next twelve
months, we wish to ALA HAPPY
NEW YEAR.
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Failing Water Tue 'ls.

The big fall of snow brought
out on some slelghs on the pike.
We are enjoying Il quiet Christ
mas week, and there is no news of
Importance.
Several persons around here say
they can beat the Nipetown school
teachers big hogs.
The rabbit crop is prodigious, and
the boys gathered them in lively af-
ter the snow.
Some of the young men in this
neighborhood took too much egg-nog
in their Christmas. and got little
crooked. They are now sorry that
they did not stick to hard cider.
OCCASIONAL.
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BehiligtOn Items.

Everybody seems to be enjoying
the holidays. M
The youngsters find fun coasting
on the hillsides.
The roads are in good condition
for fall of snow.
The turkey slaughter has been ter
rifle, and the flocks sadly decimated.
The new Constable and the Nipe-
town school teacher have armed
themselves for the purpose Of bull
doing your Bedington correspon-
dent, if they can find him out. 1t is
understood that he has fallen back
on a strong position, and called for
troops. It's getting lively.
FARMER.
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HedgesvilIe Items.

The young folks are hoping for a
sleighing snow.
We passed quiet Christmas in
our village, but everybody entered
into its enjoyment with zest.
The boys are preparing to ''shoot
out" the old year.
A number Of the absent have re-
turned to spend their Christmas holt
days around the old hearth-stone, and
there is joy in those households over
the occasion. But, alas, in other
homes there comes ever and anon a
feeling of sadness where the vacant
chair at the table painfully reminds
the inmates of one who viii return
never again on earth.
RKPORTER.
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SPLiNTERs.
Plenty of snow now.

Plenty of snow now.
Turkey dinners-and blue mass
pills.
The toy and candy shop windows
look deserted.
The boys have had some fine fun
with their sleds.
Old Santa Claus has retired from
business for year.
Tire ice-crop is abundant, amt
ought to be cheap next summer.
The matrimonial wave continues
and many a girl places herself in its
track.
Several fine deer, killed in the
mountains west ofhere were sold on
the streets this week. F
The carrier Of the INDEPENDE NJ
will be around ON New Years day
witha spicy Address. Don't forget
him.
Leap year isabout gone, and many
a maiden who missed this oppcrtu.
nifty will be too old to contract the
next.
The large hog rallied off at the
American House on Christmas day
was secured by Mr.. Michael Murphy.
He Immediately sold it for $25.
The fall of snow on Christmas day
brought out the sleighs on Tuesday,
aud during the day our streets were
quite lively and merry with the jing-
ling of bells.
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OUR " EEGIiBoRs

The keyser Mountain Echo, is to
be enlarged with the New Year. The
fact win Carleton, will write the
New Years Address for the Echo.
y The citizens of Cumberland will
hold meeting for the formation of a
new Agricultural Society. The old
Association was sold out at Tru stees
sale.
On the 9th of January the Hagers
town Tioice-u- Week will be changed
to weekly and go under the name
Of The Democrat. Mr. Thomas J..
Young is new proprietor OF the es-
Enlistment.
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chrlstmas rtee IsestlYlties

Christmas tree festivities were
held in all the churches during the
week. Christmas Eve appropriate
services were held in the Episcopal
| church, which was handsomely deco
rated.
Christmas night the usual Christ
I mas tree exercises were held in the
Lutheran, Reformed, Southern Meth
odist and Baptist churches. The
lutheran and Informed churches
were beautifully decorated. At the
Southern Methodist church they had
large tree, but the church was not
decorated. At the Baptist church
the exercises consisted of 4 Santa
Claus, who distributed the candies
to the little ones.
On Tueslaynight the Presbyterian
and M. Il. churches had theii Christ
mas tree exercises, the former in
King Street Hall and the latter in
their church. al Of these exercises
We're largely attended, and passed off
pleasantly.
The United Brethern Sunday
School will probably hold their exer-
eises Monday or Tuesday night
3
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Week of PRAYER.

The ministerial association of Mar
tinsburg, at its last meeting, agreed
to hold religious service each even
ing during the week OF Prayer, in
one of the following churches, COM
mencing at 7 O'Clock. The Pro-
gramme recommended by the Evan
gelieal Alliance, was adopted. Mem
bers of the different churches, and
the public are cordially invited
Monday, January Sth-Baptist
church, Rev. A. E. Rogers, Pastor
Thanksgiving for national, social,
and personal religious, and temper
al mercies during the past Centen-
NAL year, with confession of short
comings, and misimprovement Of
privileges.
Tuesday Jan 9th Southern Metho-
dist Church, Rev. l.. @. Miller, Pas
tor.-For the outpouring of the Ho
ly Spirit ON all flesh that christian
churches in all lands may be enlarg-
ed, delivered from error and oorrup-
tions, and blessed with an increase
of spiritual power and fruitfulness.
Wednesday, Jan 10, Reformed
Church, Rev. J. A. Hoffheins, Pas
tor;-For our homes that family
relationships may be sanetiied, and
home duties more faithfully dis
charged, that all under affection
may be comforted that believers
may grow in grace and those not yet
saved become speedily added to the
church.
Thursday, Jan IL, Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DIR. Riddle, PASTOR
For the country and the nations !;
that rulers may fear God, and citi-
zens be law abiding that the bonds
of human brotherhood may be
strengthened, educational and be-
nevolent institutions sustained, sci
ence and literature purified, integ-
rity, sobriety and righteousness pre-
vail, and the counsels of peace be
everywhere accepted.
Friday, Jan Il, Lutheran Church,
Rev. M. l.. Cutler, Pastor: For the
universal spread of the gospel ; that
evangelistic agencies may be multi
piled Sabbath-schools become yet
more nurseries for the church, mis-
sionary efforts at home and abroad
greatly prospered, and by the CONVEX
sion of the world that the fulness of
the Gentiles may be brought in, and
all Israel be saved.
Saturday, Jan 10, M, f. Church
Rev. j. w. Cornelius, Pastor:-That
the Christian Sabbath may be kept
holy, the ministry consecrated, the
cause of temperance promoted, and
the Lord IS presence and guidance be
with us throughout the new year.
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Lively.

There was good deal of drunken
ness and rowdyism on the streets on
Christmas day, and the police were
kept quite busy. A number of ar
rests were made, and some of the
parties passed part of the day and
all of Christmas night in the lock
up.
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In Assurance. surety.

Before you insure, examine into
the standing of such companies as
are represented in your town. The
British America, of Toronto, Cana
da, and Fire Association of Phila-
delphia, have combined assets Of over
$10,000,000. Call on A. III. Troxell
agent, lat the Court House) for in
formation.
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save Your Money.

1t will pay everybody before going
elsewhere, to come and examine my
large stock of Dry Goods, Notions
&c., / guarantee to save you 25 per
cent on any article you buy. Come
and convince yourself. No trouble
to show goods. HENRY MAYER.
Nov ii successor to j Fleishman
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Hog killing is about over.
Rabbit killing commenced.
Ice on the river ii inches thick.
Our wagon maker soon expects to
advertise for n wife. ! wish him
luck.
The ice-bridge on the river is now
Travelled as an ordinary public high
way.
The sun-tish man started out rab-
bit hunting the other day,with a gun
six inches long. He was successful.
When poor rabbit saw who he was
it would at once surrender.
Mr.. Carr, who lives ut the mouth
of Back Greek, will build a comfort
able log cabin for the Martinsburg
fishermen who design camping out
next summer. He is whole-souled
fellow.
Mr.. John Il. Logan, q native Of
this place, but for some years passed
a residentof Ohio, is here ona visit
to his relatives. He looks as il he
lived well in the Buckeye State. Mr.
David Mongan, also from Ohio, is
here on visit to his friends.
Hard times at Crazy Neck. Three
young men started to mill at Will
Transport the other day, and when
they got as far as the toll-gate, tied
up their horses, and walked u dis
lance of over a mile to mill and car
ried their flour back. Two cents
was more toll than they could spare.
Economy is the road to wealth.
One of our citizens left here for
Martinsburg Saturday morning. II.
was cold and he wrapped himself up
in his over-coat. After reaching
your city, his first performance was
to measure himself on the pavement
by the improved method. Martins
burg pavements are awfully slippery
during Christmas times. On
his return he found the weather
much warmer when he reached
North Mountain, and he had bad
luck. He cracked the cylinder head
and all the "steam" escaped. 1t was
so warm that he started off without
his overcoat, but a friend followed
and gave it to him. He says he al
ways has so much to think about
Christmas that his head gets mix
ed.
The Christmas tree festival at the
M. T. Church here passed off pleas
antly, and was a highly creitable
affair. INGoMAR.
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GOSPEL Truth.

The largest assortment, the best
quality and the lowest prices, in Com
forts, Coverlets and Blankets, can
only be found at Henry Mayors sue
cessor to J Freshman. NOV IL.
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A wagon load of game arrived in
town on Wednesday evening from
the Back Creek Valley. The load
consisted of over one hundred rab-
bits, and innumerable partridges,
pheasants, turkeys, &c. They found
ready sale at good prices.
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Half sheet-Christmas.
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Miller
formerly of Shepherdstown, viii take
place at the residence Of Mr.. James
W. Day, Saturday morning Dec 80,
at 10 o'clock.
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Fa,a! accident.

Mr.. Press. Lyle, fell off his horse
on his way home from town ON We'd
nesday of last week, and sustained
injuries from which he died the fol-
lowing Saturday.
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HOLIDAY sILyERWARE!
A New stock Just Received.

Win be sold 10 per cent less than
any other house in the county. All
the latest styles Casters, Butter
Dishes, Salts, Napkin Rings, Jewel
Caskets, Fine Vases, &c. Call for
your Christmas Gifts at
III. S. HYDE'S,
Hutchins0n's Old Stalrl.
So A full line Of Watches, Rings
and .Jewely on hand. [d23, IT
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winchester shoe

Ladies, if you want nice, dura-
BILE shoe, every pair acorranted, try
the Winchester Shoe; another lot
Just received at
dec232t) TIMBERLAkE'S.
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The beautiful snow.

A SHOW storm set in here about
, o'clock Friday morning, and con-
tinued all day. At this writing the
ground is covered to a depth of over
foot. twill make fne sleighing
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For the ladies,

If you want to see something nice,
call and see the Winchester side
lace Shoe; also Glove-kid Shoes and
Caters, and Calf-Skin Shoes of same
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Be certain to examine Gettinger
II Hoke's stock Of Finter boots and
shoes, and sdre money. fol4,w
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WANTED. -Four good and five
cheap houses for rent. See
j. III. BRISTOR.
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Tina, terrible bugbear indigestion
is quick Is and permanently driven
away by b" use OF Da Costa,s
Ira -. II. II and be con-
viiurd.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
JcWelry Of all Kinds.

Having the largest stock ofwatch-
Is, chains, lockets, rings and gold and
silverware, solid and plated ware of
all kinds, in this town, | offer them
cheaperthan others can sell them.
Call and see them and learn prices be-
fore purchasing Christmas or New
Year Presents. ast9
). y, DOUGLAS,
No. 20 Queen Street,
Next to Dorsey's Drug Store.
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WANTED Five farms for rent.
Apply at once to j. III. BRIsToR,
Martinsburg. a 1t
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
Ii you want nice new styles Goods
ehea;p. call III kAPr's.
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HARRISBURG 10 MARTINSBURG

11s ~
tts Martinsburg
, 1876-01-24
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
nNW N1HH.

Aptftat HApastA u Tia CAsa4e ribyas.
NEW Yo4x, Jan. Y..-QA4ll--pAest-Mafks qutet
and steady -.iA moderate export and home t.he 10,
qutry: sales Of 5000 hu =. tl.sak@l,40 Tor No. l
spring. snd 3l.sh fus whts aiehIgAp. Qthor grades
RoFs Or lest nominal 1t a;cta s1p4 for 1cscel spsug
N.N3s2o lot unaFadeA spEtpx; tl.13usl.o7 for No. j
Chicago; sl,to@l.li fas No. Mtlxsptcs; 3l2a1l.1s
fur No. oh!ca9o aud Nottlssat; StaQ@l, rs fur No.
milwaukee,; tl.saal.Ao tor No. spriug; fl1sal. III
for winter red Weatern: sl7l41.f5 tor asnher do !;
snd 3l.as8tto for ~htts %sats.n. Ays quiet and
seady It Hasos fas Ws4ts,n, $50 for Blata and pas
for Canada 10 bond sales 100 pu Jscy 1t Wa. uaEsy
4uisy fos export aud hataa uss Isles 42,0ou
bn st 6st848ko for no grade, mi4ed; slNs tor
graded, mixed, apd Gv37 Tor old WsRte1p, Fpl1pd
alaot 1000 By graded spt1sd, toE FsbtuaEy, II 6A q
eSo. oatA ahads trmeEs sAlea 2a 900 By ut tse aaa
tol mlxsd Wast4tn epd esA1, Apd A&2A2a say Ehits
, 1876-01-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Iha Loan Market Last Week
Firm and Dull.
Depressing Influence Of the Weather
New York Exchange Flat.
Provisions Active and Lower...Graln
Easfcr-..PackinR Rather Slow.
FINANCIAL,

Tbs loan market offered fev features for rennsrk
during Ian. week. The proarecs Of ehanRo prercnte
in ths cold weather lasted but dsy two, and local
finances reiaracd Into their chronic condition of sow
rolleeatonE, Rfu1gsh marketing Of country rrcnce,
snd consequent disn!nahcd supply Of Ncw York c1-
l1angc, and loan market tight In The
puntry and not eaty In tho ciiy. The nnuanaf
Nornrtfon OF the rnrann Of Chicago banks that has
seen loaned 10 tic country leaves lls supply Of funds
III hand nct moro than enough 10 mcnt tho local de-
nsnfs.-whtel themselves lcreasesl y tile torpid
ny Of country trade. Towards tho end of the week.
DoaEd Of Tftdo began 10 tnske inquiries for ac
eommodat!ons with whlt 10 ,ncet The ohliRatons nf
lctlement-lay. There otLar nav feature, and
rho ioan raftel cluscd firm.
Ratoa OF discount At tie banks are nrn Vt 8lU Per
cent.
On tho street good businets rapor Ia In Esqucat.
New York exchange cloacd weak al par to 25o dis
count between hanks for $1,000.
The moreren. Of c.itroucy TO and from Tho country
was uncomfortable.
Tho cltarnga OF the banta for TIN week reported
sy Manager y. H. uAc, Of the Clearing uouse, fol-
, 1876-01-24

~. t... ,us Su@so customs aatoR
49, s. ss.s '9AA Ao'os eao'As a. cock nataf'
- sass.,. -.
o,,otn, ~ ,,.,.s..Ja - sosa " a"a' 'ne
no,.d :, In - ~ a.,,,.'. !o' sn ~
H.. shos, 80. 's .. ,'oa9e ensfae4' ana
..sa",st c'..S 80 s'oDeo'1 AAen W e"aeFa ao-
fos,"., a. ra.t - ~ A'"se' "estneE tAc "ofK OF
n@s , ooe't sunehusa o"t shl ee fc-
S.n1s. - sst,.ss, o ha.n ~" oe aa'a'eo "inoa1
n.s ,s.',,..'. ~ ..'1.s..4 ~ .4'''.u.o'
,..,..... ~ ..;.s. a'' presented low new
=. W na'asaas. INA 70 sav bsaf
,,, w. sau tas sans uaae1aed fec-
49, 1nAa nas oec" noted tos DAYS past,
49, 1 ss'1,t uA' "s'' sou'pafat'eS neglected..
, ~ ."aet 'as ses'a hhlu and spflht-hks,-very
,nt txo,, r. ~. 49, ao' 'nnaafs, @ou
o' ia'osan'e 10 "lhtee wofF. GerAinly not TO largo
ecce!pa. either Ut hu41 uI grain,
Tho demand for dry-uoods showed litt1a or mn I'M
proypment nnf4t ,u,I, rv, ~, ~ ., @ ~ ~ ~
III. mnrset fGrocs,"s 49, w. ~ aspa9'epa "
s,i. ~ t'ot1''es "e1o aeo'ea ltlet. with pFiees
ruling about steady. CoHees ars bold will uony show
OF fsmueas bNt In thp s.ocnca NJ fmno,+n,t 5.,,ua
thu u1arkrt fail, h, -as,>ona -. -, =, a
n.,o.. =. w.. ..,, lf'no ~ 'as 'a1e sofahfa ol
p"e" a. 'ae .oanoA'"' sugar. sse In comparatively
Ashs ssofk here anu at Tho East Rnd Viewed from
as.tiztcsl standpoint tie market occuuca m arcsn.
,."" ,a. A1'A bns'u' uso, Asul"' molasses. and
.es "ese essy 4ae unttes and eheese markets both
ulapsyal strength, thpuHh nothing ulars than f,tr
sctyty vas npparcns In eit,,or nrloI ss.t, -
mad coo1a ,rr.in nr,.t t,. .,., ,,u @tu.ss ~"
,.. ~ snt 49," t". 80 "..e "u'. Ina aS'
t"Ana tof cost Sua "ood WA I18ht tagging aud
leather Remain dull A. previously quoted u!is were
, 1876-01-24

May delivery, insured aad locked up by capitalists 10
MIKE make intereat os theis idla nancy and wnnt likely
shnT 1tself until May coints Tho bad roaat In tha
and will b apt to continue for good p.rt Of te
next two months, titus preventing receipts. Thcn
10 which In nbcra The foeusss Of Egypt would faii
beh!n fseh one denE every b,shet hs could get any
traas Or not Th!e wAa lie grand opportunity for ths
men that run The corners 10 stop in and 9lve tho saId
ne.fa tAp on Their horns. and now Il 10 we'll undtr-
btafs than postlby b delivered lit liz rosds 10
stes .1 good or sho next forty days. 50 thAt
eorner.runne1s ars matters Of ths situation.
QoNX14lI0H,