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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
TO Calvert-Flour, &c; corn and oats, Doc.

[NeTE.-7As quotations tollo,oing, unless
OTHERWISE stated, are for wholesale spot cash
lots. When time Is asked or sn,aH amounts
urchassa, higher rates are demanded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Wines and Liauors,

ALcoHoL-s2. 35 to 81. 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, si.25Gs4. so; sour
mash, 81. 6oGs5, according@age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
COHees and Teas.

CoFFEE-Rio, common, lSh@4;. ordinary,
Ah@l5; fair, --; good, 15h@l6;
prime, leia@l7; choice, l7h@ls; Laguayra,
15b@l9; Java, 2s03Oc.
Young Tyson, Ss942; oolong, 5O@B0c; Japan,
ldustl 2Odd25c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08

TERkY GA, Jan %, 1880 In 1878 ther were
two pri oners confined In The jail of his coun.
ty who wers very badl. afii cted with Syph.
ills | employed Captain y. Il. Swin to cure
them, under a cont act, "nocure, no nav. -
He administered to them Syphilitic Specific.
and in a few weeks felt bound to ay him out
Of the County Treasury, as he had effected a
com plete am radical cure. AS. GILES.
Ordinar Houston County, Ca.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Feb. IA, 1879 Gents
We TAX 9 pleasure IN saying that the S. S. S. ia
giving good satisfaction. Wehaye had excel
lent results from anumber of cases IL acts
as we'll In primary as In secondary and ter.
tary casea. CHILES Il BARRY.
Sold by w III Patterson 4 Co., and all druggists
in Dallas. Call FIR coyy of Young Mems
Friend Thompson, Schott Il Co, and all lead
ing druggists, Wholesale agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Cotton.

Liverpool was 6rmer Uplands, 1l-16 :;
Orleans, 81 sales, 10000.
For other cotton markets, see telegraph
report) '''
There was nothing doing in Dallas. We
quote last sales on the following basis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
CURE YOURSELF!

DR. Bohannans Vegetable CLrs'S 70 NAffantsd 10 per.
manently all forms of Spermsitorrha or Seminal
Weakness, General Debility mpOtcncs etc., and restore,
nLOst Power" and brings back the "ionthful Ngor o.
those who have destroyed sexual excuses or evil prae
Sees IN from two to seven weeks time. 1hsrcmcdy WHICH
s been utedb by Dr. BOhanan in his private practice iof
over thirty years, was known 10 fail in curing even
the WORST CASES. 1t gives vitality and impars Emery
with wonderful effect TO tJsc middeaged men wh9 feer
weakness beyond their years Its iiygOatinR preFetl
are felt at once Young men suffering from he coase
quences Of thai drcaduy destructive habit ~ Self Abu
this medicine with the assurance OF speedy iad
PERMANENT cure. The patient gains tengh and si'
tcy of spirits at once, acts directly on the parts affect
I'd as soothing and healing tonic and anodyne to the re-
laxed seminal yescles and hrtaied ducts, mparlg power
and tone AVID restoring them TO their natural state the sane
as ii the baneul habit hud been indged in lns
ingredients simple oroiEeG5as u Dsset-nsass a$k
herbs etc. and are a speci!a lar ~ ,ss.ts y---sa.
HD-Price, Five Dollars senr win MT ureCions, eic,p
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p5~Dr BIS "Treauss o. Special DisentA' vntA svesl
clear delineaton OF the nature causes, symptoms meanso
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
Deserving Of Reward.

II our gallant and noble candidate
for President is elected (of which we
have not the least doubt). our able
confrere Of the Ouachita Telegraph,
Capt. G. W. McCranie, certainly de-
serves consideration at his hands, if
ever faithful service and persistent eff.
fort deserved the favor of any man
placed in the Executive Chair of the
United States. We know that our
neighbo,. in being a warm supporter
of Gen Hancock for the last twelve
years, has not been actuated by any
personal consideration or hope of po-
liticsI reward, but by a sense of poli,-
ical duty and fidelity to the man whom
be considered most eminently quail
fed for the position. But that is the
greater reason that he should be re.
wsrded for bis fidelity /; and We take
this occasion to urge our congressman
to bring bis name before Gen. Han
cock whenever be is seated in the
presidential chair.
We do not suggest the position, not
knowing what would best suit his
tastes or inclination, for We consider
him worthy and capable Of discharg-
ing the duties of any position that
may be rendered him or that be would
accept.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
A Singular Request.

We notice in the proceedings of
meeting of the 4th ward that a motion
prevailed that the delegates of that
ward request the Parish Convention
10 elect an Executive Committee for
the Parish.
Now, so far as we are concerned
we have no objection to the convention
complying with this request ; but as a
mass meeting Of tho democratic vo-
ters of the parish, called for TIA. ex-
press purpose, has already done what
the convention is requested to do. we
cannot see the necessity nor particle
OF reason in the convention doing the
work over. 1t was left for the 4th
ward. II its voters are dissatisfied
with the members of the committee
from that ward, to elect others but not
TO ask for the election Of members
again from the other wards. The
other wards, We presume are satisfied;
and If so, We caunot see why the 4th
ward should not be.
So far as the editor of this paper is
concerned, he would be very glad to
be relieved of his duties as chairman
Of the Executive Committee, but he
does not propose to be relieved except
by proper authority.
The Executive Committee, as il now
exists, is . good one, and we feel con-
6dent the parish convention will not
insugurate q state Of disccrd by elect
ing another. The convention was
called for no such purpose. while the
Executive Committee now acting was
called into existence by the highest au-
thority known among Democrats
the voters Of The perty acting in their
sovereign capacity. This meeting of
the 4th ward was held in obedience to
the authority of the Executive com.
mittee which this motion proposes to
ignore.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
The Monroe Bulletin and our
Mass Meeting.

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Monroe Bulletin, has been mionform-
ed as to the character Of the mass
meeting which met in Homer two
weeks ago and selected delegates to
the Congressional convention at Mon
roe. The meeting was large one.
There were about $50 persons present
about l20 voting and taking part in
the meeting. The meeting was larger
than such meetings usually are in this
parish. There was present and par
ticipaIing. on both sides, many of the
most respectable men il Claiborne
parish. There was no organization or
preconcerted plan among the support
ers of Gen. King. They outnumbcr,-l
the Richardson men two To one, aud
accomplished their purposes, rot Lv
management, but by voting strength.
Here We bear no accusation against
us of wre-working, &c. 1t is strange
that the charge should come from
Monroe. sixty-ive miles away.
know TO the contrary of what the Bulle.
tin states. We declare that there was
no wire-working on the part of the
King men that the meeting was
large one. and, apart from much Use
less noise contributed to bv both fac
tons, was not different from similar
meetings.
AS an evidence Of the fairness of the
King faction. We furnish this example:
The chairman of the executive com.
mittec, a King man, in order 10 give
all chance To attend. and especially
in the interest Of John II. Chappell.
the most eloquent advocate of Col
Richardson in the parish, postponed
the meeting until halfpast one o'clock.
so that Mr.. ChappelI, who had to de-
liver the annual address at Homer
College at IL, might attend. Mr.
Chappell, than whom there is no
more honorable gentleman in Clai.
borne or any other parish made most
gallant tight for Col. Richardson, and
TO the writer frankly admitted that he
was beaten fairly. We think that the
party who furnished the Bulletin
with the news is not a resident of
Claiborne parish. Some of the
"wIre-workers" guess who be is, aud
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
LET Us Reason Together.

At the opening T.. th's campaign.
when the supporters Of Co EI,harl.
son sssailed the character II Hon !
Floyd king We announced 'uy d"irrm,
ination not tc tn forced into an a>.,u't
upon the character Of col Richard sr1.
Cor whom We have Tor the las; ten
wears entertained feelings II wavm
personal friendship, a well as rr~pr,,
for hs talent anu patriotism aol ",
still hold 10 that determination. But
we have been both surprised AMI ror.
tilted TO SEE that, il he has not dictated
and encouraged il. he has n least pu;.
city allowed his supporters To
make unwarrantcN attack,
upon tie character Of Gcn.
King, who is above rcpr1ach.
both as TO his public and private char
acter, by circulating gro>sl. false re-
reports ~ we'll as the most Gim>cy
aud silly charges Ne have ever read.
While this has been the case. We
are gra,iiied 20 note that the sup
portcrs of Gen. King have AZ all
times, under these trying circum-tan-
ccs, manifested a coHciliatorv spirit
and pursued digniicd course in all
discussions Of the merits of the man
Of their choice. They have shown
desire 10 preserve the unity of the
party, prevent any discord and avoid
giving offence 10 their opponents, al
though they knew that their candidate
was lie most popular man in the dis
trict and that he was being wantonly
and wickedly slandercl by few
thoughtess men of their party
We sincerely regret that ,bi, method
vulgarly called mud thowirS" has
been rsorlcd to within our own party
lines-wiich is bad enough when re-
sorted in contest with u political. foe
because it is only calculated to
breed discord, invite political defeat,
engen'lcr personal i'll will and is an
undignficd and vulgar manner of con-
Quoting a cOntroversey. Hence. we
appeal to the better Judgement of
those who oppose Gen. Kings renom-
ination and ALLURE them to abandon the
use Of such methods Of warfare. We
cordially endorse: the reply Of Fair
play in the Nicksburg Herald Of the
18th, to the communication M" in
the Monroe Bulletin, relative to the
mass meeting in Claiborne, As one of
the most dignilied, concil;atorv and
yet complete vindications Of Gen
King that VIC have seen, and recon-
mend it to the careful perusal of Col
Richardson's supporters. The writer
deserves both the esteem and graft ,
tude Of the entire party for that article.
We are one political family, and let us
act as such.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

Collisions at sea and ocean horrors
have become 50 frequent of late, that
we expect 10 find something of tie
Kind among the kilograms every time
We open one of our daily exchanges,
and we are not often agreeablv disap-
pointed. Last Monday the Canada
steamer City of st. GATHERINGS collidcd
with the American steam barge Geo.
\ Marsh, off White Rock Point. bav.
Ing her bow stove in, and went down
IN fifteen minutes. Fortunately tie
crew and passengers, 80 in number,
were saved but the vessel and cargo
were lost. There is something radi-
caliv wrong about these collisions.
that should be corrected.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
Succession Sale.

>o .. ...f ~ Utii1n Baron dcrasr9
ID ir'r- 81 an "rlrr of sale ia.ncd from,
- .. il"Nnrab,. 9TH. DI-rfic. tcurr ~ and
... ...l sol, k'hlanl. State 1t LOUISIANA.
.u. lr',er 10 ,h- >ncc"s-ion Of William
.'.'. ..,.'a-,.!, and e. me directed a, sheriff
% ..lt .r-.-h ct Rirhiamd will oiirr Tor sale
20 '.- .',t pace II residence of decreased.
.r'' tae town ii G.rari IN sand parish on
Wednesday,, he 18Th, day Of July.
1880,
80 We auction 10 he lm. and hiches, bid.
'''r 'l' / i'o"rc property 10 Wit, Ono 10.
- 'fn.n- .mp''nei. one yoke .. oxen.
't''" " - ant calves. owe OK one 10, hoc..
- i"t. more %. i,.S>l. nur wagon.
irrn, e -1!"---,2 month, credit. purchase,
20 civ" honi with apf rov.t security, and con.
'ron"l acccrt.nG 10 law
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff
S.crif OHi'e Rayvile La q
.u'v !n;h. lNsn-2i
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

Our old and esteemed contemporary
The Franklin Sun ran up the uame of
GEM Floyd King last Saturday as its
choice for reelection as representative
of the 5tb district 10 congress. We are
glad to have its cooperation. and::bope
that its action foreshadows the action
Of the mass meeting in that parish
called to elect delegates to the district
conventiO.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

The Houma Courier complains Of
the police jury encroaching upon the
streets, in building fence around the
court house For the sake of seeing
little Improvement of any kind on our
court house square, we would cheer
fully submit to considerable encroacb-
meut.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

The bark Excelsior, from Rio, is
lying at quarantine station below
New Orleans with yellow fever on
board. This vessel wa allowed 10
pass the quarantine station contrary
to law, and after case of fever had
developed on boaad was ordered to
return to the station.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

The town Of Waterloo, Iowa, was
flooded last Sunday by a rainstorm.
Bsrus and small buildings were
moved from their foundations and
more substantial buildings partially
submerged. Three children were
drowned.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
Richard J. Mckay. State Of Louisiana,
v. No. $50 Parish Of Richl.nd

Richard J. Mckay. State Of Louisiana,
v. No. $50 Parish Of Richsnd,
Nj. Er:nma Clark q 9Th DIST, Court,
husband T., al
Nv vifrI" If q WIN of seizure, and saleis
from ,Ac Honl 9Th District Court in and for
ia" Parish e Rschl,nh, State Of Louisiana,
ant ~ ur directed. ! have s-ized and will
o':'r tor sale al public auction before the cour,
house ioor in the town Of Rayvilc, SAID par.
in anl state on
SATURDAY, hc DIST. dry of AaguSt,
1880,
20 he l1>i and highest bidder the following
''r~rrlird property, ro-wit
L., no. o,,, ~ & the eas, half Of north
east quarter, q: section thirty (3n). and the
We; half If rCr;h w-si quarter. OF section
''v"u'. uir" (""l. X the east half of north
w.; quarter. Of section twenty nine (29) and
'i" >ou;h east quarter, of the south west quar-.
ter. Of section twenty (2o), and the undivided
half OF l-' / in section fwenty-nine 900, al
in township eighteen (ls). range seven %
rl,r. containing three hundred (3oO) acres.
mor- or less; also forty (io) acres adjoining
n"i !. "aS, portion of above boueh, by Thomas
!. Kay from widow HENDERSON, numbers
MT nrw SHOWN, The above property will be
sold 20 ~at!,fy said VII, and all costs.
T"-rus 4 >a.c--rasiI, viii. the bcnefi, Of
apprai,.ru"rt. LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff oii'r Rayviile la. Sheriff
Jolly 10th. l>Sv-7t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
kl.ifAfI NcnONAIn
'II1E State Of Louisiana.

''- ..'" 49, !im. L. Jones H,~,l>,c
" '-''- I..'Ir> Jones ha. tiled n tie oifro
'.. ''.. 20 "a" 9Th Dl,'ncr Coul: II. and
iu.-A % hi"hianh. has apphc1,un
'l. '''1 .'..~4, Of De'!vc Trs'aru.n,ary
*. ..'r % 'n" ~ VIII and ,rs,am-n: Of
VIM. l. J"n"', G''r-a-'i without giving bond
N'", 't"-.'"r' 'n"-s opposition b. mad.
. ."r.'. '''4 Pope 'ay, from The dat. hereof.
rl lh'wn- Jones NJ b" appointed
b'.." i"-'un"t'ary Ex,r'utor OF the SAID
.' 20 md I"-'afn"n: .! Wan. l. ZONES.
...-.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

You can get the Richiand Beacon ull .Ian-
nary = lHS,. for on. dollar
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
! NEWT pIITS.

Clerk I;h DIS: Cuu-.
T. ff'v Hul. $50.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
LEN NlNII'

>h"r.T- Ollie, Eayvi!,.. La. Shrr.i
july @u!, 1850
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17

CUNCoRDIt, PARISH, L.,
1'h Ward, L'Argcnt +. q.
July l3.h, 1850.
Editor IF the "Eichlaul Beacon"
Eayvillr, La,
DEAR SIR:
We have ust organized Han
cock and English Club. Great en-
thusiasm. Our club endorsed j. F'loy
King for congress, and our parish
will give him a solid vote.
Yours Respectfully.
7. ID BARKER,
Asst. Secretary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
LEM SCOTT. Sheriff,

.crif Ofi'e Rayviie La,
Iu'y !n;h. lNsn-.,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-20
The Market House.

At q meeting of the Town Coun-
ell held OIL Wednesday night last,
the contract for the erection Of the
Market House was awarded to the
firm of Wood 4 Atchison, at the
price of 500. The building will
be 60 feet in length by 30 in width,
and 50 arranged that stalls will be
built oil each side Of the Market
House, and leave an alley Ito he
paved with brick) ten feet in width
running through the centre. The
building will stand ten feet from
the. sidewalk, and the vacant space
will be paved for cheap stalls. y
public pump will be established on
the corner, and II handsome side
walk built around the entire build
ing. The entire structure will be
very creditable.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-20
Baltimore Live STOCK Mar
kct for March Is.

BEEF CAsTLE.-Wholesalc prices
were 4 Shade better than those Of
last week, and expectations prevail.
cd among dealers that the retail
market would stand higher figures
also, as il did fora very brief periud,
and while some Of the better grades
were disposed OF, but the tone of
the market soon fell of from Il
shade higher range Of quotations
than lust week to those fully us
low. il not in some eases lower
prices than those which ruled
then. We quote Mt 2 j0a$5 g.!
with most sales ranging from 5Ut
a$5 50 per 100 lbs, superior West
crn drovcs only bringing the latter
price, or any where near it.
MILcn Cows.-Tradc is very
slow for aIl kinds. We quote ut
2Oa$4j per head, us to quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged us follows: Best l5cevcs at
j. UOa$j g.; that generally rated
first quality ! 0Oa$5 %; medium
Or good fair quality 8 UC'nEl co.
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen, and
CowS2 Ma$2 -; extreme range OF
prices : 5UaS5 G22. Most Of the sales
were from ) % 10 5 10 per 100 lbs,
OftlIc receipts 81 head came from
Ohio, 1853 from Virginia, % from
West Virginia, 366 from Maryland,
lG4 from illinois, 69l from Missouri,
% from Kentucky and $50 head
from Pennsylvania and % from
TcnncSSce-total receipts for the
week 1900 head against 1861 last
Monday and 972 head same time
last year. OF the offerings S7'3
head were taken by baltimore
butchers, 90 sold to Washington
city butchers, 70 to country deal.
crS, and 81 head to Eastern spccu.
lators-total sales for the week
$50 head against ltli.l last week,
and 100 head same time lust year.
SwINE.-rlc receipts are rather
light, less than the moderate run q!
last week, and the quality Of the
offerings is scarcely us good as ii
was then, there being somewhat
u,nro lUht iruS nInnuT Than,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-20

Examine the ca>tors at J. a.
Barnes, they are very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
The best inspected Lamp Oil n
Barc's Drug Store.
Try the Worm Syrup prepared
BY Bare's-surc cure for worms.
Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Nuts
and Apples at Gregory's.
Raisins, Currants, Citron Mincc-
mcat-in fact everything. sold at
GrcgOry's.
The bcst-thc cheapest, the Sit
tie JOKER at Barnes.
Resins, currants, citron &C., hest
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn. peaches. tomatoes.
&C., &C., for sale at J. 4. Barnes.
IF YOU will use the Little Joker
smoking tobacco you will use no
other-at J.A. Barnes
lIominy, dried corn, cranbcr-
rics, rlinco meat, &C., &C., at J. \.
Barnes.
The best heavy winter So 80
over coat in town can be found ut
Dunnington'S.
Paper, pens, pens, pencils, states.
tationcry, &C., at Barc'$.
The best wholc-stock - 80 boots
in town can be found at Dunning-
toms.
Try Bare's Horse and Cattle
Powders, and he convinced that
they are the best.
Gregory has added Dry Goods
to his Grocery Store. Now bring
in your butter and eggs.
Gregory will not let any one
undrr$cll him.
Go to Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money by doing so.
lTominy, Buckwheat Flour, anG
Dried Corn, Peas, Peaches and
Apples for sale at Gmgory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. a. NJ. Dent returned from
Ohio on Friday.
Colonel Woodford is visiting
friends in Barbour county this
week.
Charles i. Jufer and wife left US
last week to take up their residence
in Clarksburg.
"Bob" Bailey started this week
10 MOrsOntown, where hu will ut
tend tho University.
Prosecuting Attorney Edmiston
is attending Circuit Court in Brax-
ion this week.
Our townsman, W. W. Brannon.
left on Thursday morning last for
Virginia, where, We are informed,
he will spend several weeks.
From the number OF strangers in
town this week, one would suppose
the hotels were doing u thriving
business.
Thomas Hewitt, Esq, and Mr..
Gillian, of the law firm Of Guy 4
GilIinm, of Richmond, were here
this week.
DR.. T. G. Edmist0M has returned
from baltimore, where he had been
attending medical lectures, and has
again entered upon tic practice Of
his profession.
Rev. ?. 7. L. Queen has been
appointed to the position of Chap
lain in the regular army, and we
are informed his appointment will
shortly be confirmed.
W. B. McGary is now in The law
Office of W. L. Lively, diligently
pursuing the pages Of Blackstone.
lie is u very fluent speaker, and We
wish him success in his chosen
profession.
Judge Bannon and wife left on
the morning train last Thursday
Tho Judge will accompany his
wife rs fat as Washington City, on
her way to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. McDonough, who resides
in Knoxville, Tennessee. From
Washington the Judge will return
to his Preston Court.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-20

'G3 cents per ID net, without more
selling at the latter prices thar
last week. Arrivals this week
$50 head against lib last week,
and 34S2 head same time last year.
SuEEP.-Thc receipts are quite
light again this week, less than
tile demand, and insufficient "to
go round" except by dividing into
small lots, and tile quality gcnenl-
" was only fair, with few. exceptions,
which sold at exceedingly high
figures, as only such as that kind
sells for, being All averge Of over
no lbs. Prices ranged at 54a7
cents, per ID, gross, with favorable
prospects for good Sheep. Arrl-
walls this week 719 head against
Gil last week, and 1913 head
same time last wear.