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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30
GILMER C. GREER

The friends Of Gilmcr G. Greer announce him as a
candidate for the ofcc OF County Commissioner. Mr.
Grcers record as soldcr and ss citizen
that he Is elected ho will discharge the duties Of tn:
once In way honorable to himself and TO tho hest In
tss uf the Coonty. This nomination Is made subject
to tho result OF tn, Democrats Primary election. tc.
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G. b. FOWLER.

The many friends Of g. d. Fowler present his name
a candidate for County Commissioner He Is thoroughly
qualified for the position, being thorough Mill Wright
and hrm believer 10 good roads and bridges Outside
Of being scientifically posted In bridges and roads, his
constituent shave always found him promptly ut his post
Of duty. JONESVILLE. te.
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Carriage Painting.

WYE have engaged for limited time the SER
wv vices Of one Of the best Carriage and
Buggy Painters In the State. aud those who wish
TO havo their carriages and buggies repainted
should send them 10 as Mt once.
ALLEN & ROBINSON.
July 10 20 At
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WIN, JONES.

The many friends OF WIN Jones respectfully announce
him a candidate County Commissioner from, North
Pacolct subject to ths action Of the primary election.
Mr. Jones has always been active aud saunch dem
ocrat and IL elected We feel sure he will make safe and
faithful officer VOTERS NORTH PACOLET. tc
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ID. A. TOWNSEND.

u a. lOWNS
As the success Of Free Schools depends mainly
on the efficiency and capacity of the School Commission
er, we nominate Maj D. A. Townsend as a cand date for
that Office. His education and experience Of sixteen
years In Teaching emincny qualify him for this posi-
tion, and We know he will do his duty
POPULAR EDUCATION.s
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For School Com nm tssioner.
NEWTON G. LITTI.EJOHN

We respectfully present the name Of Newton
q. Littlejohn to the voters Of Union County, for
School Commissioner. We feel confident that
he would DO the right man in the right place. -
Mr.. Littlejohn has had several years experience
MS teacher, invariably giving entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that he will fill the Office Of
School Commissioner ably and we'll.
ADVOCATES OF LEARNING. te
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ALFRED r. AUGHTRY.

Knowing how important It is for the welfare OF the
County that the Board Of County Commissioners should
he composed Of Of integrity and business qualiaca
tons, respectfully present to tho voters Of Union
County, at the primary election. the namo OF Alfred
Aughtry, gentleman emncntly qualified for that
sponsible ofhse We believe he would make most efi-
cent ocer and would that tho affairs Of the County
entrusted TO the Board administered In strict accord
auco with iuxtica nd econoUv In
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WILLIAM JEFFERIES.

We take the liberty Of announcing the OF vii
liam Jcfferes suitable person to represent Unor
County In the next Legislature Subject to the decision
Of the people at the Primary election.
MANY VOTERS to-
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JOHN II. JEFFERIES.

The friends Of Mr.. John r. Jefcries announce him q
candidate to represent the people OF Union County In
the next Legislature This nomination Is made subject
to the choice Of the people at the Primary election
DEMOCRATS. te.
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CAPT. BARNEY T. GLENN.

The friends Of Capt. b. r. Glenn announce him car
didate for the once Of County Commissioner. subject
the decision at the Primary election. Mr.. Gienns full
qualified 10 hI the oce creditably 10 himself and 10 th
Satisfaction Of the people, to-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30
Savaee's Annual Barbecue.

I WILL give my annual barbecue at my place.
l. six miles below Union, on the raiirod, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of August. All who
have ever attended one Of my barbecues know
they will get splendid dinner and have n good
time generally. All the usual sports to suit oil
kinds Of people will be provided.
wM. SAVAGE.
July "a 20 "
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H. II. ROBINSON.

H. II. ROBINSON.
The many frienls Of II. II. Robinson an
nounce him rs o candidate for reelection to the
Office Of County Commissioner.
MEADOW WOODS. tc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

ARE You Sick ?-If so, 60 to your nearest
druggist or store, and buy box Of DIR. Gilder's
Liver Pills. They will cure you. You can find
them In any store.
June rs 25 Pm
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30
Gents Shirts.

ENTS Dress Shirts and Furnishing Goods.
NJ Agent for Keeps celebrated Shirts, the
cheapest end best in tho werld.
KlCE McLURE.
April % 10 n
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For Representatives.
JAS. W. VINSON.

The friends Of Jas. w. Vinson announce hin
q candidate to represent the County Of Union il
the Legislature. subject to the decision of tn,
Primary election.
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DIR. T BATES
The numerous friends Of DR.. Thomas Bates respect
fully announce him candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of this county at the next ensuing election.
Feeling perfect confidence in his ability to discharge
the functions Of said office to the entire satisfaction Of
the people and according TO law and that his genial
manners guarantee pleasant official intercourse with all
should ho be the chosen Of the people to the office for
which have selected him. To know him Is to confirm
the assertion made.
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r. MACBETH
The friends Of Robert Macbeth announce him cam
diate for reelection to the Office Of Sheriff of Union
County.
The people Of Union County know Sheriff Macbeth.
They know him to be Of the best In the State
stern and infexbe In the discharge Of his duties honor
able and honest in all his transactions with heart fill
Of the noblest impulses Of mans nature. t..
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w. III. NORMAN.

We are authorized to announce W. ii. Norman a can
didate for reelection to the Office OF School Commission
er Of Union County subject to the vote of the peopl
ut the Primary Election. tes
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WIN. l.. GOUDELOCK.

WIN. l.. GOUDELOCK.
The many friends Of VIM. l.. Goudelock. respectfully
announce him candidate for reelection MS Connt
Commissioner. Subject TO result Of Primary election
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Consignses Per Express &C Union, Q. O., July
20th, 1850.
C. r. Lcmaster. C. NJ. Scales, w. A. Moore.
heal, w. u. Wallace.
+. II. COUNTS. Agt.
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COL. JOS. F. GIST.

The name Of Col Jos. F. Gst is respectfully
submitted to the voters Of Union County as a
mt and suitable person for the nomination of
Pro6atc Judge. Having been identified oil of
ms lie with the County. Cal. Gist is too we'll
and favorably known to need any commendation
at our hands. This nomination is made subject
to the ac'ion Of the primary election.
~ MANY FRIENDS. to-
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NOMINATIONS.
For Coroner.
I. g. GREGORY.

The friends Of Mr.. 7. s. Gregory announce
him q candidate for the Office of Coroner Of
Union County, subject to tho decision Of the
Primary election.
Mr.. Gregory has always been staunch and
faithful democrat, and we know he will make
faithful and efficient officer. to.
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vt DAVID JOHNSON, JR.

The hfsxds OF b johnson. Jr, nominate him for 70.
election tSfhe ofiea OF Probate Judge.
MrJohnson has performed the duties OF the office tho
past two years with marked ability and all who had
dealings with him In his official capacity will agree with
us that he Is faithful honorable gentlemanly Off.
Ger, and should be retained To-
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CAPT, T. JEFF. GREER.

We take pleasure in announcing the name Of
Capt. T. JEFF. Greer MS q candidate for the Office
Of Clerk Of the Court. Capt Greer lost n leg in
our late ''unplensautness'' and should have the
support of all who appreciate the services of an
Ex Confederate. Subject to the decision of the
primary election. MANY VOTERS. te.
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List Of Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Post Ofiice at Union, 8. G.
{, Cor the week ending July 3lst. 1880.
Davis, Steven or Steven Palmer, (2) ; Edge,
Mrs. juicy Edge. A. W. L.: Golden A. NJ;
Gossit, Washington and Mrs. NJ. II. Gossit |;
Jones, Willie j.; Jackson Maty.
H4s JAS. II. GO5S. p. M.
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For Sheriff
ASA SMITH,

ASA SMITH.
The friends Of Asa Smith announce him can
didate for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the de-
cision Of the people at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS. te.
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A Barbecue at Cross KEYS.

gTyHERE win be first Glass barbecue fur
l. nished At the Davis Steam Mil. near Cross
Keys. on Friday next, 9Th August. All the
candidates and their friends are respectfully
invited. for we are expecting some good speak
fpR. T. @. Hart will be atthe pit.
e. q. WlLBURN & co.
July 80 80 IL
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JAMES MUNRO.

JAMES MUNRO.
Please announce James Munro, Esq, candidate to
bo voted for at the primary election, for the Office Of
Clerk Of Court, for which he has demonstrated
tire fitness. te
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For Clerk OF Court.
JOHN Il. WEBSTER.

The many friends Of John Il. Webster take
pleasure in announcing him n candidate for
Clerk Of the Court at the ensuing election
Knowing him to be worthy the confidence Of
the people and we'll qualified to discharge the
duties IF the Office chcerfully recommend
him to the voters Of Union County.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-03
THE OPERA
TOnsOrial Saloon,

Has been ieltted and re-arranged In flrst-clas
style, and has employed first
class workmen.
Anyone wishing work superior to any shop In
the city can get It by calling at No. bl2 Main st.,
opposite Sanger Bros. LEE COIN. Pror.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NElGABoRs.
rwo Insane Persons at Waxahaehie
Awaiting transportation to the
Asylum = LabOrers Needed
at Fort worth, Etc.
WAXAHACHIE.
spondence of the Herald.

correspondence of the Herald.
wAxAHAcHIE, August 50, 1850
Thirtv.ive bales of cotton we're sold here
last Saturday. The worms have ceased to
iniure the crops, and farmers generally
sSree that half bale to the acre will be
nioked. -The forerunner of that renowned
institution, the circus, is in the city, and is
slspping poster to everything which pos
sesses the requisite amount of eonspicuosity.
The meeting still continues at the
Methodist church The Greenbackers
nominated candidates for county offices last
SATURDAY.. ,nsiderable complaint here
AGAINST parties for alleged violations of the
Sunday lava couple of Irish.
men, filled with joy.juice and patriotism, I'M
5ertook to adorn themselves by changing the
color of each Others faces from white to a
beautiful purple. The marshal Interrupted
them and put them to guarding the Gala
boose. In Difference to his opinions, they
occupied the inside. Here was where their
patriotism came in--the joy-juice came
through different ehannel.--Mr. j. G.
Gibson and lady left to-day for visit to
Alsbama.--Two insane persons, young
woman and middle-aged man, are here
awaiting transportation TO the asylum.
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
Fort WORTH, Sept ., 1880.
Cotton pickers and other kinds Of labor
ers are needed here. Everybody can find
employment now.--The nomination OF
Olin Wellborn for congress gives entire sat-
jsfaction. Grotto, having been re-
ceyed with much satisfaction, will be re-
pested to night in the interest of the brass
band. at Evans hall.-Contributions are
being solicited for the Democratic barbecue
of the 26th inst-John 9. Morris is just
in from his trip to Fort Quitman, where he
met and returned with the General Byrne
party. - Grave charges are brought
against Policeman G. w.. Dav-
enport.-The protracted meeting at
the Christian church continues. Preaching
at night.-The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are to give an ice cream festival in
Mrs. Hendricks new building Tonight
DR.. Fields horse broke away with his buggy
and injured it to the amount OF $40.-Elmo
Harrington, arrested for stage robbery, was
released yesterday. Not enough evidence to
make q case against him.---Jackson did not
discharge the double barrel shotgun at AMBER
son, shot yesterday, purposely, still some ex-
element, but no harm.--Twenty.fve bales
of cotton arrived to-day and sold at from 9
to OF cents per pound.--A countrymah in
town traded load of corn for a load of lum-
Der, but he was so greedy that
he nut on so much that he broke
his wagon.--Prof. J. Shirley, Of
Granbury, is in town to-day. He has re-
signed the presidency of Granbury college.
For accommodation the Waverly house
cannot he beat.-Nipe carloads Of cattle
started to St. Louis to-day.--An new freight
car, of the Marshall msnufactory,, reached
here to. day.-Captain Stewart, of the "a.
cifc railway improvement company, leit
here Yesterday on his way to Marshall, to col
lect Office furniture for the auditors depart
ment of the new railway soon to be con-
structed from some point on the T. d T. rail-
way between Marshall and Shreveport TO
New Orleans The west.bound train this
afternoon was delayed several hours.--The
sun comes down miserably warm during the
middle of the days.---A. G. Halves, tele-
graph operator, has recovered from spell OF
fever and is walking about, but will not go
on daty for week or so yet.---One OF our
talented friends is writing an appropriate
poem for little girl friend, which we hope
to see in print soon.--The reporter goes TO
Dallas this evening to return tonight
Local Option Monarch reigns supreme at the
Fort, and McBrayer plays well its part. They
are favorite brands, and are to be had at the
Local Option saloon, presided over by tne
genial Chris Rintleman and Charles hilier
The imbibing of either and few whitis from
aPacifc Railway Improvement cigar IS SUI
fcent to make the grand duke smile.
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RlCORD'SI,>ll RESTORATIVE

FULLY % PER OR ofthe human race ave
This startling assertion will DO fully corrobos
rated ny every Intelligent physician. III
principal causes producing this disease are In
s use n,a excesses. Some Of the comma
pain IN the back. disposition to avoid society,
languor, gloomy forebodings, mental distrees
neryon, debility and leucorrh@a Tin femAles),
proven, he parent from warning the child 3
This great evil. Secret habits are the result o
ignorance, The medical profession has bee
Almost oriminally negligent or reticent abou
attest.
There is a well-known principle in amin
physiology that no vital action can take place
except through the agency Of the nervous sye-
tenn; II the nerve power In any organ 10 weak :
ened, then that organ is..weak There Is arem
edy In the reach Of all, one that has stood tn
t N,. for over half q century: pr, Ricord
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine In Paris
rs an invaluable specific for the above, contain
no phosphorous, cantharides or other poison
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction.
pill and can be had of Leyasser n @ ID biz
ne Richelieu, Paris, (France), or Of DR.. 8,
Brown Slgesmond, sole agent for the u. g.,
pills, %, box Of 400. $40, sent by mail upon re-
ceipt ofprice.
CERTIrICATE
PAmr July Is. 1s7S--ls Rue da Ia Paix.
Mr.. Il. n, fifty years old. nau Deen wldowe
twenty-five years, nervous temper ment; har
suffered for thirty years with nnatorrhes
aud for ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
came 70 me and I advised him to try ri.
cords vital Restorative. After fonr months
he was discouraged, but / insisted upon h
continuing its use, and In nine months he wa
restored TO full health and vigor-got married,
and has two fine children.
Out OF $40 patients treated 85 were cured
within 80 days, ll5 in six weeks, 100 between
two and three months, between i've and sly
months, In nine months.
DIR. M. PERIGORD.
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists generally mAr,o
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The Ute Treaty.

Washington, D. O., Sept. 2.-Acting Sec
rotary of the Interior Bell this afternoon re.
ceived the following dispatch from George
w. Moneypenny, chairman of the Ute CON-
mission, dated Southern Agency, Col, Aug.
2Sth: "Seventy.fve Of the southern Utes
signed the ratification on yesterday. The
commission expects 10 obtain in few days
the assent of all the Utes at this agency.
LATER.
Southern Ute agency, Aug. 2s via Lake
City, Col, Sept. 1.-THE southern Utes signed
the agreement to-day. The question is prac.
tically settled, and when fully consummssed
the commissioners will proceed to the emu.
mera,iou of the Indians, the payment OF
m y and the location Of lands.
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The United Brothers of Friendship

The United Brothers OF Friendsnip'
The grand lodge Of the United Brothers
of Friendship closed its labors yesterday,
after session of three days. The following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing term:
] B Rayner, Calvert, G NJ; W II Perine,
Galveston, D G.; W Fl Mitchell, Austin, G
s; w S Bnckner, Austin, G 7; Joseph
Thompson, Dallas, assistant G S; Rev. j
S Smith, Galveston, grand chaplain; Will
liam Massey, Waco, grand lecturer; W L
Kimbrough, Palestine, D D G NJ,
first district; A j Shepard u. u. u.
d., second district; G w johnson,
Waxahachie, d. D. G. NJ, third district;
fourth district to be filed; HIM Freeman.
Austin. D. D. G. NJ; fifth district, j w
Banks. San Antonio, D. D. G. NJ, of the
sixth district; Grand sentinel, NJ D Brown
MineoIa; Grand counsel, E Banks, X = Col
Inns, w Fl Mitchell, P jackson, r II Camp
bell, r Armstrong; grand marshal b Z Il
Clark, Houston; grand sword bearer, Il 9
Aldridge, Tyler; grand trustees, X Patter-
son Dallas; A Neal, Ennis; grand sup
porters, Joe Brooks, Dallas; @ L Miller,
Austin. The grand lodge will meet in
Austin, September 10Th. 1881.
The following resolutions we're adopted.
Resolved, That the grand lodge extend
vote of thanks to the Houston y Texas Gen.
trail railroad, and the International u Gres'
Northern railroad. and the Texas II PACING
railroad, for their kind treatment in giving
reduced rates on their respective roads.
Resolved, That the grand lodge extend
vote of thanks to the Dallas daily HERALI
for its kind and appreciative notices giver
the order.
Resolved, That the gland lodge tender ,
vote of thanks to New Hope lodge No. u
of Dallas, and the citizens in general TO
other kind and hospitable treatment to The
delegates in attendance.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

civ Council, ana by virtue of the author.
ity vested in me, as Mayor pro tenn, hereby
order special election, to be held In the City
of Dallas on the 18th ay of September, A. d.
1880, 1t being the second Tuesday In said month,
for the purpose Of electing Mayor Of said city
to fill the unexpired term now vacant. The
polls will be opened as follows; In the First
ward, at the Courthouse; in the Second ward
at L. b. Clark store, on Camp street; In the
posite Buck Horn corner, and In the Fourth
ward, at Younss school house. The judges OF
the election will be as follows; In the First
ward, G. NJ Terry; in the Second ward, W. w.
Ross; in the Third ward, John Henry. Brown,
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set
my hand officially this August 23d, D, 1880.
l.. f. BOHNY,
Attest: Mayor pro TEN.
]. b, HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIvRRPooL, Sept. 9--Noon-Cotton nrmer;
middling ,uplands, Z; middllng Orleans,
7 l-l6i receipts, 1885, American, $50; sales,
l0,00 ;speculation and export,2 100; uplands low
middling classihcations for Septem ter delivery,
6 1850 X@l5- Is; September and October, 1882
@9.le@l9-S!; October and November, 9 9-S2@
6-ls; November and December, 6A; December
and January, - January and February
-; February and March, -; March and
April, -; April and May, -; futures firm,
Lard, ASS Sd.
1880 p m Uplands, I; Orleans, 7l-l6;
low middling uplands, 6JS good ordinary, 6b;
ordinary, So; futures easier.
S;00p m-Uplands low mlddling classi1cations
for September delivery, 8 1872; September and
October, 6A October and November, 80;
January and February, 614.
$3.50 p m-Sales of American, s, $50; uplands
low middling classilcations for September de-
livery, 1915
5;O0p Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Sept 2-Stocks strong; money
2; exchange long, sOA; do short, So;
State bonds dull; Governments quiet.
Cotton irregular; sales, i 1872.
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New YORK, Sept. ., : Net receipts, -
ross, -; futures closed weak; sales

Great Britain, 1877; France, =; continent,
-; channel, -.
Wool dull and heavy; domestic fleece,
SS@bO; pulled 22@47; unwashed, l5@3I; Texas,
1S@35.
Orleans, so to rs lbs, IL; Texas, selected, 30 to
IS lbs, llh@l3. o -
Night - Money, 2@3; exchange, $50; Coy
ernments quiet but firm; new 5's, loo;
AXIS, llOhi as, nos; State bon nominai'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nz-NOTICE to stock holders, Dallas & Which,
ita Railroad Company. - A meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Dallas 3 wichita railroad
com pany will be held at the general Office OF
said company in the city of Dallas, state OF
Texas, on Monday, the 9th day of Septem-
Der. A. u. 1880, for the purpose OF determin-
ing whether mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose of constructing, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON d. BENNETT,
sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
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GALVESTON
KANSAS CITY
NEW ORLEANS

KANSAS Cry, Sept. 1.-Wheat-No. 2 spot
S0cS; No. spot, 72Ac.
Bacon--Clear, o. rib and long, "a