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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

THE Columbus Democrat proposes the
following platform of two planks. 1t
appears to us that the Democrat is right
in saying that they contain all that is
necessary for the present canvass:
l. A continuance of the present honest,
economical, efficient administration of our
State government and county affairs
2 A fixed determination to keep Missis-
sippi in line with the solid South for the
great contest of 1880.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

By a slip of the pen we said that Mr..
j, H Crawford, our confrere of the
Journal, had been nominated for Circuit
Clerk of Pontotoc county. We meant
to have said, Of the POntOtOc Democrat.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

SIxTY-FoUR men composed the Green
back laboring mass convention of CLAW
cOunty-just four more than the grand
mass convention of the boilers of Mad
ison county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

THE Oxford Owl, which was started
a few weeks since, announces in its last
issue that its circulation has increased
TO one thousand already.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

THE Calhoun Reporter says, the
Greenbackers and sore-heads don't hold
Conventions in that county, they just
meet and talk it over, and center on q
candidate.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

:. K BoYD, ESQ. has sold the Ches-
ter Inland Recorder to Messrs. E. E.
Buck and Win Foster. The Recorder
viii remain aoidly Democratic as here.
tofore.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

LET every Democrat and Conserva-
tive in the State do his whole duty from
this. time to the election.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

LET the good work for the party that
redeemed the State from Radical rule
go bravely on.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

THIRTY-FoUR working days only be
fore the election. Let all Democrat.
and Conservatives who have the honor
of the State at heart. do their full duty
during these remaining days.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
Aberdeen Examiner

Can you find 9reenback politician or
paper in the South that is not making war
upon the Democratic party, and can YOU
md Radical politician or journal in the
North who Is not ready to give them all
the aid and comfort they desire.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

THE Vicksburg Herald dominates
Judge Simrall and Hon. T. G. Catch
ings for the United States Senate. OF
the latter it says:
Our present Attorney-General also has
many of the elements of great political
power. He has considerable experience in
the State Senate, is one of the ablest law
yers in the State, understands fully the
needs of this section of the Union, and has
the boldness and patriotism to work for the
right regardless of extreme men in either
party. 1t was clearly proven by the i'm
mense majority by which ne was nominated
for his present position that he is very pop
ular all over the State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

Bur thirtY-four days in which to
work for the success Of the party that
reclaimed the State from Radical rule,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

EVERYBODY knows that no Democrat
was ever prevented from voting the Demo
cratic ticket by military presence at any
poll in any Southern State.-Chicago Jour
nal.
Everybody in the South knows that
to be a lie. Hundreds of Democrats
in Mississippi have been prevented from
voting by military. Over ten thousand
Democratic votes were thrown out by
the Returning Board of Louisiana, af-
ter the last Presidential election. An
act of infamy which could not have
been perpetrated had the Returning
Board not been protected by the militia
ry power of the Federal government.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

Organize Democratic Conservative
Clubs. Attend your club meetings.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
Don't AM speak at once.

We have encouraging reports from
almost every section of the State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
Oxford OWL

Oxford OWL
No man who hasthe welfare If HE ann
at heart will vote anv bnt tbo Ifr oG.li-
Democratic ticket, eA' 1'i"'snS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

WoRK for the Democratic-Conserva.
tive ticket.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
Letter from Mr.. r. n. Abbey
STARKvIL.E, Mss. Sent. I'D. I,-u

STARKvILIE, Miss, Sept lO. I--4
Correspondence to f. NJ. Times.
/ am in receipt of letter from p- U.-.
/ Johnston, Secretary State Board of Uaar.
enclosing the following clipping from r.l
/ Memphis Appeal, of the 18th uIf f.
Johnston writes, Il and those of my f-,.l.r
/ who have seen it regard your meaning g.
ambiguous | will state that I All r3+
know the letter purporting To- have b.sr
written by your Mayor was forgery an
/ that the report of yellow fever al ~tarklfIIs
was untrue until so informed by Dr. Anna.
/ | respectfully submit unless it was v.ur ii,
/ tention to do me personal injury. th4fit
would be right and just to correct the arti.
/ Gle in question
From an Appeal Correspondent
/ STARKvILLE, Miss, August 2G.-D, ,,.
the Kindness to publish the following taIe.
! graphic correspondence relative i. Nh
/ Starkvlle yellow fever. No. I /. tba .r-
thority upon which DR.. Johnston aIver.
/ tised Us on its reception here knowing ID ta
/ be a hoax, a forgery. No. va, SEMI +,
/ Mr., Townsend, who has been absent since
/ July 29th, when he went to Lexington h,
meet an engagement in which ne took tba
/ role of groomsman. Since ne has been
| touring through the north and east Know.
| ing Mr.. Townsend as / do. backed by bf.
| telegram, | too pronounced Dr. Turner,
/ letter an Infamous fabrication Effort /,
being made to find the source from which
so base a SANDER could emauate. The cuI-
prit, if found, will receive the punishment
he so richly deserves.
WAsHINGToN, August -, 1879
DIR. WRIT JOHNSTON, or any Member of
the State Board Of Health, Jackson, Miss.
Information has been received Mt thi. off
flee, as follows: G. w. Townsend. MAYOR of
Starkville, writes me on the twentieth in-
slant that there are three cases of yellow
fever IN that place, and wants me to advise
with their Board Of Health and DR.. W. n
Ames, President of the Board of Health.
1t was carried there from Memphis.
r.. j. TURNER.
Sec'y National Board of Health
SrARKvILLE, August %, 1879.
Hon. CHARLES w. TOWNSEND, Licking
ton, Kentucky:
Did you write T. J. Turner, Secretary Ma
tional Board of Health, Washington, ON the
twentieth instant, that Starkviile had three
cases Of yellow fever2 1t is SO reported
Answer quick for press ABBEY.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. %, 1879.
r. N. ABBEY, StarkviIle, Miss:
! wrote no such letter to Turner Made
no such statement, and denouucc all such
reports malicious lie.
G. w. TOWNSEND
Mayor Of StarkvilIe.
The clipping received from Dr. Johnston
is the first time l had seen it in print, and
1t Is my unbounded pleasure To- state that
no such idea was intended to be conveyed
as that in the first part of my article to
Appeal
wrote the article in the words contained
therein, but the punctuation of the printer
makes me say what did not say. 1t should
have read thus: ono. 1 is the authority
upon which DR.. Johnston advertised MS.
On its reception here, knowing il to be 90
hoax, forgery No. was sent to Nh
townsend" etc. Very Respectfully,
n g4,r..r
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
The Democratic-C conservative Party
and the Colored Voters.

1t is usual with the boilers and sore
heads to tell the negroes that the Dem
ic-Conservative party has not acted
fairly by them. That the colored people
are entitled to rights which the Demo
Gratis have not respected. The Demo-
cratic Conservative party has never
made any other promise to the colored
voters, except that they should have
exact and equal justice before the law
with white men, No more, no less, and
this promise has been religiously kept.
The colored voter has the same right to
purchase and own property, the same
right to sit on iuries, and the same right
to run and hold office, as the white
voter. No law has been repealed that
gave him equal rights, and no act has
been passed that in any way interfered
with him. The Democratic party never
promised to nominate men for Office on
account of their color, any more tlan it
promised to nominate them because they
were white. 1t has never made any
distinction on account of color among
its members. 1t has only applied the
Jefersonian standard to all Of its NOM
inees, sis he honest, is he faithful, is
he capable2"
Colored men have been nominated
and elected to office, who were known
to have been Democrats in the dark
days of Radical rule. The Democratic
Conservative party will do so again,
but it will not set aside men who were
faithful and true in those evil da vs.
which befell the State, and go out of lis
way to make leaders of ex-Radicak,
either white or colored Let those who
have Joined the party within the last
few years serve in the ranks, and prove
their faith by their works, before they
look for official position at its hands
The colored men have had fair represer-
tation in the Legislature in proportion To
their numbers in the party. When
they join and vote with the party il
large numbers, then they will have
larger representation among its nomi-
nees; not before.
As we said above no man will be
nominated to Office in the party, merely
on account of his color, without regard
to his fidelity to its principles.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
ZONES COUNTY
Brandon Republican,

Jones county is sOlidly Democratic, so thew
nave no use Tor Convention or primaries Rad.
icals, Independents sore-heads GreenhacIaSa
and soaptails have no foothold there, and the
people are therefore happy contented and
honest ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

Although Inavale is a very large place,
that is it covers 4 great deal Of ground.
the inhabitants are no. at all crowded
there being about one f,miiy on each
quarter section, therefore incidents do
not occur with ccmmendahle regularity,
and those iter>s are sometimes dull.
l took a trip into the north part Of this
precinct ono day last week, and found
they had a new faby girl at Charley
Palmers: found everyone busy. some
cutting and saving wood, some p~lowiDg
for whe"t, and found one man just fin
ishing husking his corn in the field.
l am sorry to dispute Poor Joe," of
the Argus, but Betsy" said nothing
about one Of GU Iravale teachers
spreading" himself, as all the readers
the ofCHIEr know, he must have drawn
on his imagination.
RETsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
From s&tt..
SCoTT. Neb.. March s. y
Kelsey.

SCOTT. Neb.. March s. 10.
Mr.. EDIToR We have had one week
Of glorious spring weather and the farm
ers jubiiaut.
Flowing and sowing is now the order
Of the day. Just step up on the little
eminence on the divide between Walnut
and Dry Greeks and see what n busy
scene presents Itself to your view. The
whole of Walnut Creek valley from the
Kansas line to the Republican lies before
you. Teams Of every description, oxen,
mules and horses, some blowing, eth ,rs
narrowing, some cleaning off cornstaiks,
ali busy, Ill hopeful. And now a word
IN your car, Mr.. Editor, did you ever
see a more beautiful valley than this
same Walnut Creek or is 1t Y fancy
hat makes it the most beautiful and the
most fertile valley 10 Webster county
| did not intend to write an article to.
day, but to correct some mistakes in my
article in last weeks paper. do not
know whether the fault was mine or that
of the composi,or. Between Us we
made a sad tumble of it. The mistakes
were as follows: TIE place whore the
bridge was being built is at the northeast
corner of section 81. instead of 80; and
where the article reads, sand more if the
commissioners will" should read, "and
now if the commissioners will" and it
should read on the line between sections
So and SIS, instead of .: and %, q DIFF
ference Of only two miles.
And now, Mr. Editor, one word with
regard to the Agricultural Meeting next
Friday. This $ the last call as far as We
are concerned. We were called to the
position We occupy against our own
wishes and advice. We we're aware be-
forehand that presiding was not our
forte, we were horn and raised a worker,
and. by-the-wsy. l believe the society
recognized hat fact or they would not
have KEEP. aloof and left rs to DO all the
work 10 preparing the hall for the exhi
bition last fall. What We al want at
this meeting isagereral consultation, not
only amcag the members Of the society
but every one who feels auS interest 10
maintaining a soclesy of tbs iird W
Webster county.
We are informed that Fra2k Iiolcomb,
. brother of j. G. Helcomt, is here or
a visit from Iowa, ana We understand he
is looking for a business location.
n. II. HoLDREDG.
lOur devil pleads guilty OF the mis-
takes referred to above, hut swear BY
the ghost Of Shakespeare the chirography
vas not leeible En-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
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South SIpE 81 TIE RIvFI,
BACHELORS EDEN, 7
March lib. 1879

BACHELORS EDES,
March Alb. 1879.
EpIroR CHIEF:-As you have agsn
entered upon the duties as editor OF The
CHrFF, uLich we have ever sia"e II,
.~arlies, existence regarded a. orr bens-
fetal friend. we gladly respond 10 your
solicitation. for correspondents. but
q. how Insignificant we should ieei TO
find, in accori1uce with CIR creates; !sars
ana ,remhln g, tha: this article had
found its vsy ia;o the vast basket,
stove. streets Of Red Cloud or aHyothcr
place tu, into the periodical which We 50
highly prize The CHiKFI Bat we
look rather d:eauily into tie future IN
grand anticipa.io and fondiy hoping
that, under the %eontr,l Of It's PIES Ut sd
itor the CHIFF vii cone TO u a more
ennoblihs friend than it ever did before.
Yes, we bope that the CHIEF may lie a
melinm through which farmers, as vel!
a. those cf all other honorable occupa-
mons, will aot fail to avI,. theDseiveS oi
| tie opportunity of being heirs ~ ore
another-fnaGcially. morally agd IN
| te!lectualiy. We hoTe that CHTGF wall
now thoroughly establish Itself ~ ofe
Of the leading county papers of the state,
and that il viii 81 iaieho'y stamp rs
! impression upon the public that not n
| bone in the county can be entered where
the CniEE is not ~fouud-ani tina, paid
for in advanca, too.
We a good literary society in this
school district no. Isl at this time.
Ia plosions cf extIsordinlry orltGrial
powers are of common occurrence. Such
q bomsheil Of immense dimensions and
power exploded one week ago last
Wednesday nilht, causing ser!Ju. In
juries in various ways bgt We belize
two gentlemen from Red Cloud were
most seriously injured. one Of them, as
understand, having been struck b. a
reice Of the shell, on the side Of the head
directly behind the helix causing a kind
| of partial arrangement Of the Sd, 9Th and
9th pairs of crjn al nerves, for he got LL-
eyes fixed upon one girl, and TO save him
self could not coGtrol them in any other
direction and although an attorney wa.
in the end compelled to adm. that he
did n It know north from south.
The Ash Greek Int !igeuce aud But
get of Fun cur literary paper. Is al ly
and p~rudently conducted, amp thus IA
has heca 3 great source Of pleasure aud
benilit TO the soIi-ty.
Last Friday cur session If four month,
school closed. \. l.. Bsrtun teacher
gave splendid satisfaction. and is wei
Eorlhy the liberal wages and patronage
which he received.
Oar Sunday SCHOOL, growing more in.
teveSting and we believe more t%ehiicia
to all. The hour for holding Sunda,
School, was last Sunday voted to h-
at . o'c'o,k every Sunday excep, th'
first Sunday of each month, when it il t,
be held at III a. u.
Health is good, pcac, prevails. an the
farmers are busy.
OLD FRIENDsHIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

DCDDE2-OSBORN-by Re: Reilly
q, The residence of i. ID IInmmel. On
Louisa Creek. Webster Go. Neb. 90
.dsrch 9th. Mr.. Albert Dudder TO Mrs
Clara Osborn. All Of Web-,er Cs Seb.
The CHIEF acknowledge receipt ola slice
ofthc welding cake and wishes the hap
~ couple all the joys that can he crowd.
ed into a long aud prosperous life, and
may the clouds e adversely never dark
Ell the threshold Of their eZistance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
Rachclols' Eicn. March oh,

Bachelors Eden, March 9th, -.
Editor CHIEF.-Good old nature seems
for the present, to have thrown of her
cold Winters earh. and is displaying
her beauty in weather which fills oar
ideal of beautiful Spring days. Such .
day was last Saturday when we were ia
vcIed with the Teachers Associa ion
which WAS .lHi.e a nett to Us. Mr.
Springer's Lesson on the circulation Of
the blood, wa excellent. lie evidently
understands this branch Of education
thoroughly.
The dinner, which was brought to the
school house in tubs, dish pans, pail,
ard wooden boxes, aud buuntiiuiy spread
cut over the desks somewhat iiks an or
binary country school dinner, was another
impor,an, feature of the day; and jlds-
ing from the freedom and merriment
with which all partock OF it, wasa', 70
be sneezed at.
Last, bu, net least, was the query box
Of the evening session. For further in
formation about the query box call on
Mr.. Winters. Upon the whole the As
ISOLATION was beneficial, instructive and
entertaining.
Most Of the farmers are busily engaged
in seeding, aud yet last Wednesday eve.
when O move was made to postpone the
Literary some Of them expressed them
selves warmly in fivo. Of spending at
least onceveniug in tie week in intellect
ual Improvement; so you see the Literary
gees on yet, ard the reading Of our paper
brings smiles to tn. wrinkled faces Of
the aged, light upon The couuteuance Of
the cruS'y bachelors and tears from the
eyes of lovers.
OLD FRIENDSHIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

We would call the attention Of the
people of Webster county to the large
AID exteneiye new furniture store Of W.
H.. Reed. whose advertisement appears
il another column. Mr.. Reed is a gen.
tleman with whom it is a pleasure to deal,
and has supplied a long felt want by cs.
tablishing himself in business here as
the people can now get their furniture
close to home, without being obliged to
pay two prices for it. We are glad to
learn that Nj. Reed is meeting with the
success he deserves for his liberal asd
honest dealing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
To TliE

I expect 10 start for Chicago the 9th
inst. and intend to have kere BY the 10th
Of April, the finest lot Of Millinery, and
Fancy goods, ever brought &c Red Cloud.
Fades wishing 10 Send special orders will
please hand them in by the % inst.
Stiff. II. I. LUTZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
D. LUZ.

FOR SALE. 10000 Golden Willow
cuttings at 81 30 rer ". 100 bushels jap
anese or mammoth Miller Grass eel 30
cts. per tu>hel, also several large fresh
mich cows. : miles south west of Red
Cloud. ID. s. liELvEEy,
kGENT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

Notice is herby giver, That I ~ill ex-
anime all persons who may desire to
.cfer themselves as candidates for tea
ehers Of the primsry or common schools OF
Webster county, at Red Cloud On theirs,
SATURDAY Of each monthat nine o'clock
a. ~. sharp.
i. 4. Pope. Go Sun't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

-LOST-Frid,y afternoon March 9Th
east [, ftown-a fourlined fork, also Tues
day March lIGh, a large wooden muffier,
between Red Cloud and Cowlcs. viii
pay for their return.
D. LUZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

We were shown through the extern
five dry goods end grocery store Of Miner
Bros. the other dar, and was somewhat
surprised at the variety an3 quantities Of
goods Of almost every description there
displayed. Their stock seems to have
heea selected with a view to meeting al
the requirements ola country aud city
trade ie the line Of goods in which they
dssl Ebsapness is another important
fa.ture in their business. buying for cash
~ the lowest eastern prices, they are
,ble to supply their customers at the
rates to. be had in the west. Give
- vixen you, come to town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

There will he . meeting Of heWebs.er
20 Agricultural society az tie Court
House OH Friday March Il. 20. All
whoare interested IL the welfare OF ia
Society are iovi;ed to attend
By ordsr of Tie PRES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
LAND NOTICE

We have just placed On the Marke,
Ten Thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three Range Nine and
Town Two Range Ten.-On cay Terms
Of Payment.-Eieht Payments with
Eight per cent interest, aud q, low Prices.
Some If the best tracts ever offered.
Discount of Fifteen per cent for cash.
KAIEY Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned. on Fet.
18th 1879, Hiring on See 2Town2 Range
IL Webster to. Nebraska, oue dark
hnndle cow about II years Old. The
owner is requested to cali and prove prop
erty, Pay charges. and take the sninal
.aAay. 800
III. J. MaUgEg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

Loans Oh good improved farms fego-
tate son favorable terms by.
L d. freeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

DOWN DOSNti
New supply of Wall rsTer at Nc
Nns's.
Call at the p~ostofiee aud see il. on'y
~ cts. a bolt, 10 ets. q roll
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13

Chew jackson 5 Pest swee. Navy Tobacco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-13
Cstice 20 -ea.he-e.

OLD FRIENDSHIP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

higher export demands fair crude. IN sh,ppns order
SIZE. DO ina busk. thc; aspst6s. ss~sssc-; k>sned n
sbis here. sc b.d; Psiisas. ~. ass s.itiasre erc
bid Cases IL hoi2s tss itsudesush rsIsris salss -
United Certificates tcrufs Petroleum. hare l-OO0 bei-.
Oh CITY 5slnO0 bbias openins 81 = bid hgbes o. u .
PRoynsIo Ss-poak-Saff~ scscoc PER bbl higher.
elosDx steady, Win fairy tvs demand salc- H. sbis
Meas spo' g5y. terms. sso. sl9 ssssi2 50 500 ss.s
ali Fsi asry Wv 81 So sis Is sKIsf IN iar
81 80 Packet. 81 fSl3 90 Exkra Iaaa Mess 81 50
Pb;adepnis d.. 81 Ds1t BEEF HAMS unehanqsd ds
macrae request and firm sse-. 3e00 Picket fsm- &c
Picked Kama 1sSSe Picked shsuiaefs 5rh &C. SMOKED
higher iaht sales al West 1sts SATURDAY. coo
boxes Long AM -L"st Clear &C. Long Ssaf ebz %
short Clear eS c; Long snd short lear haII snn AN
mand CITY Heavy 10 Light 5-s5,c: Pigs 5'sc;....,
LARD-Mlrkct advanced ieai5c per lu0 N. but cosed
rather weak. vita tur export and an setfve
sales. ,s95 PRIME stcsn SCOT. 40 Doe;
settling ast csl, 50 500 tes lannsrv
4Ts2 &c. Obi 7-soa7sT -. New 600 tas fsSrusry IsO
~ ,Ots Aprtl. Sl063i2 Nc Third
Cali LeceRber. 7I597-9nc; buyors option year =. -
al SOC February 797 0aO3c FpDrurJ Old ar Sew. 7S5S
7.92 &c: March, So5ds. i5cs March, Old or New ~
higher sales 400 tcs no az s5c: Ma / ciy 45 sold
7loc; Rennea qsotei s2sc Continent Bu TThf'
CHEESE ans H1tfs without quot able clnhee.
sLCE Moderately active Carolina So ~ &C. and Loai-
ana. F7',c
rnrrs and importers continues ami though v NC quoted
FAIR Good Refining the BIDS mucr eeiow these
hzures Refined in emily moderate demand stsaisrd a
slO@e.; Crashed inSs9 lchc Cut Loaf loA a
lo7c stock o. Raw here p 40 hhis Cuba leg hhas;
Islands ssi hhds Orleans total 20 bhds.
10. 81 txs- to2. 02t bags and J. lao Meado, -
%. ~. for . Cheicr Timothy unchanged.
STA aIN Quiet nominal WesterI 7s1a5,,c CITY Sc
IAlLoN-Dli- easier sales. 6eOOO ID, O's1sc
WHISkEI-N Omlnal 81 IS Dd.