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The Mineral argus., 1884-05-08
LewistOwn and ReedsiOrt.

Lewistown is to have Il base ball club.
Mr.. Frank Day IS laid up with rheu-
matism.
The east fork Of Spring Creek has Il
domestic scandal.
The foundation walls Of Power Bros.
new store at Lewistown, were finished
last week, and nearly a dozen carpen-
ters will be employed in rushing the
building to completion. Mr.. Erickson
lets nothing lag that comes under his
management.
The population of Spring Creek is
rapidly increasing. Peter Anderson is
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that the poll books for
the registration of voters In the city OF
Emporia will be closed on FRIDAY, Oc-
tober gath, A. D. 1884, at O'Clock p. m.
Prior to that time all electors OF said
city who have not registered since JAN
uary LIST, 1884, and those who have reg
istered but have changed their residence
to another ward since registering, must
register If they desire to vote at the en-
suing November election. Parties re-
siding in the additions to the city, which
are not within the corporate limits OF
the city, must register IN order to vote.
Such persons should ascertain the name
of the addition in which they reside and
the number of the lot, so that they can
be properly registered.
My office Will be open for the regis.
traIon OF voters every day until and in
GLIDING October "a. from O'Clock g. M
to p M. and from p. m. until 6 p. ID
On Saturday, October -. and Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ,Octo
Der 81, p, % and "a. my office will bt
kept open until 9 O'clock p. M, each
day, for the accommodation of thoss
who cannot spare the time during the
day.
Those who have registered since Jan
uary l, 1884. and have not changed thei
residence to another ward since regis.
tering. need not register at this time.
Dated October Is, A. d. 1884.
E. NJ. FoKDE, City Clerk.
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AND STILL ANOTHER.

Last Saturday evening the house OF
Mrs. Gardner, at So Constitution street,
was burglarIzed. 1t happened between
8 and 0 O'Clock, there being no one in
the house at the time. Mrs. Gardner
was in Hartford and Mr.. Gardner was at
the Park Place, where he is employed.
They Iifled several trunks belonging to
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Lisle Lane and Mrs.
Gardner. There was considerable sill
verWare missing, also q watch and a
gold necklace. Mrs. Gardner and Miss
Lane being absent from town, 1t is not
known what was taken from their trunks.
They made a clean sweep of all the
rooms, and the house presented
mussed-up appearance when the rob
berry was discovered.
The officers are making Roadway in
this burglary business, as they have al
ready made several arrests, which prove
to be guilty parties in this business.
Let the good work so on.
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In order that there may be no uneCr-
tain;y about the registration Of voters in
the several additions outside OF the orig
inal city limits we call attention again TO
the notice of the city clerk. Such voters
must register In order TO secure their
vote. and will register in the poll books
OF the ward to which they are attached,
the division being as folloWs: All living
north Of the line of Sixth avenue and
west Of the line Of Commercial street
will be registered for the First ward /;
south of Sixth avenue and east Of Com
mercial street for the Second ward I;
south OF Sixth avenue and west Of Com
mercial street for the Third ward north
of Sixth avenue and east OF Commercial
street for the Fourth ward.
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READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.
TUESDAY. Oct. 81.
A heavy rain prevailed Monday after
noon and night.
The workmen are repairing the plat
form at the depot that was SO badly de-
mollshed by the wreck Sunday morning
The Democratic Mr.. George was here
Monday, prepared to speak IN the even
ing, but the RAIN interfered.
There were twenty cars OF Colorado
steers uuloaded at the stock yards Sun
day, and nifty cars on Monday, and more
on the way here. These steers are 70 be
fed in this vicinity duripg the winter
Nickel s. Best feed 800; J. A. Nickel,
100; Gaughn Bros. 200; Swan Bros,
200; Riley Sanders, $50; Paul Denis, 60,
and others in lots from 90 TO leo. all up
and down the river. Lster-JacOb Tay-
lor's men are here expecting in twenty
nine car loads to-day for his farm on
One Hundred and Forty-two creek.
Mrs. w. Fl. Severy was at Salina las;
week at the W.T.. n. society of the NJ. E
church.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Scott, DR.. and
Mrs. Edison and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.
StrattOn go up to Topeka to be at the re-
ception of Bishop w. X. Ninde, on
Wednesday evening.
Captain J. A. Stratton, delegate from
Goodspeed post to the National Grand
Army of the Republic convention at In
dianapoIis, Ind. which begins October
"a, will leave for Indiana Wednesday.
Mr.. Nichols, of GreencastIe, Indiana
Is at 7. c. Biddle's' with s view of 10.
eating In Kansas.
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CHINESE ROBBERY

Wuong Lee was robbed Monday
morning by young man of this town
of about $40 in money which he had
hung up in his pants pocket. There
was also $12 so ring, with the pocket
book which was stolen also. Wuong had
just expressed $500 by the Wells. Fargo
express company, to the Chinese bank
in San Francisco, where he has deposits
made on former occasions, and this Of
course was not stolen. Wuong could
recognize the thief at sight, but don't
know his name.
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Pleasant Burton, q yellow barber, who
slnng the razor for Mr.. Shrout down on
Commercial street, spirited away last
evening the sixteen-year-Old grand
daughter VI Mr.. Grayson, deceased.
Little Sena has beep the object of his
devotions for several months past, but
the old gentleman II his life time would
not have a word OF 1t and 1t il
said that he early and often took coca
sion to give the young man 'foot pass''
from the back door, until he earned the
enviable reputation of a regular "free-
booter."
The girl was missed about z 80 last
night by Jim Leslie, the brawny black
smith. who is the girls guardian. Il
was known Immediately with whom she
had gone, and Jim and q friend secured
the whole town last night looking for
them, so that Jim did not until about 4
O'Clock this morning, seek the repose of
his couch TO "lie down to pleasant
dreams" Jim is very angry and says
he knows some who know all about il,
and it would be like jim to make them
tell if he chose. Nothing has been
heard of either party since. All are
solored.
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THE NEW BLOCK.

E NJ. Forde has received the full
architectural designs and plans for the
Forde and Gillett block, now under pro-
cess of erection on Commercial street.
The front of the building will be orna-
mented with colored glass and the top
with galvanized iron cOrnice. The
building will be so feet front
by no feet deep. with the
first story 16 feet. The front will be cut
Warrenburg stone, the same as the
Windsor hotel in Topeka. Altogether,
the block is a new design with a new
finish which will reflect credit upon the
architects, Messrs. Haskell s. Wood, OF
Topeka, as we'll as on those who are Civ
ing another and one of the handsOmest
business blocks here to the city OF
EmporiA.
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a Minister Oa Mccullough.


John Mccullough, the fallen actor"
was the subject of the discourse OF tshe
Rev. n. Il. Thompson, at the free Bap-
list church. No. 235 west TWenty-nfth
street, last night. Mr.. Thompson SAID IN
part: "rhe dramatic world IN the Hast
week has received great shock,
FIRST, IN the breaking down OF John Nc
Cullough and then few days later in
the death of Frank Chnnfrau. The
name of John Mccullough, the greatest
of American actors, Is a household word.
Stricken in mind, vet strong physically,
he demands our sympathy. II has
been said that the cause OF
his prostitution was the excessive
use of LIQUOR and unhappy
domestic relations. HIS friends say It
was overwork; ambition to excel his
competitors in his art. Whatever NAY
nave been the cause, tits we'll TO draw
the cloak of charity. l do not Wish %
reflect upon the stage True ability viii
be recognized no matter where found
have heard Mccullough render Shaks-
peare and / envied him his power Of
expression and wished / could render
the Bible as well. The modern stage
has some blessed characters. The
names of Charlotte Cushman and Mary
Anderson stand out clear and beaaIi-
fully. Mary Anderson, when the attack
was made upon the virtue of the stage,
proved 1t false, even as against ki1gly
sutton. advocate the stage tonight as
q necessitY-nol that the world could
not do without It, but because 1t will
have il. Let the best and
purest men and women tread IL.
John Mccullough was q man of just this
magnitude. / would TO God that the
present animosity existing between the
church and the stage were wiped ouI
and that there were more little churches
around the corner The attractions Of
the drama are hard to put down, aud il
you think they are To be irodden out bs
the church yon are mistaken
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.

Therel was a meeting Sunday after
noon at the Congregational church, for
the Sunday school, led by the superin-
tendent Mr.. q. E. Fox. The services
were composed of prayer, song and q
beautiful and touching address directed
to the children by Rev. F. T. Ingalls,.
There were not many present, but there
was a strong sympathy in ali who were
there in the cause of the Sunday schools
and for the future of the little ones.
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syENDsEN CONCERT COMPANY

The Svendsen Concert company,
which has been meeting with remarka-
Bile success in the eastern and southeas-
tern portions of the state arrived from
Parsons last Tuesday, where they gave
a concert last Monday. They Will wait
now until after election before giving
another entertainment, as the state is in
such a political upheaVal. They are
sure to meet the success they deserve.
Mr.. Kirby, the business manager, comes
and will remain with them.
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THE LECTURE.

Last night large audience of men
only gathered TO bear Rev. ]. G. Whites
lecture on "Auricular Confession" Be-
tore the reverend gentleman began his
lecture, at his request, committee Of
nine citizens was elected by the audi
ence to observe the original Latin texts
of some of his books from which he
translated, and to observe if everything
he said and quoted was not based upon
the proper authority. The members Of
the committee expressed themselves as
unanimously satisfied at the close Of the
lecture. The lecturers every statement
was backed by the most convincing
proof. He left ne single sentence with
out giving the proof for what he said,
and he said some things which were
revelations to n ost of those who heard
him.
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SOCIAL.

The Sunday school rooms of the Con-
gregational church, were the scene Sat
urday night Of very pleasant social, in
which the old, young and middle-aged
contributed to the pleasure of the Occa-
sion. The little girls and boys had q
good jolly romp. and the mingled ex-
element aud pleasure were verified in
the ruddy glow of health painted on
their pretty cOuntenances. About
O'Clock a free supper was given, 10
which, it is unnecessary to state the lit
tie ones did as ample Justice IS those
with older heads and larger mouths. Ii
was one of those real sociable socials.
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CONGRATULATIONS

Married. in Wyandotte, September 1S,
by Judge r. e. Cable, Miss Rhoda Hurl-
burt and Mr.. WoTthington McCrearY.
THE NEWS takes this opportunity to
extend congratulations to the happy
couple because Of the event, which,
though so quietly and unassumingly
kept from the knowledge Of the public
for the month past, will be greeted now
with the heartfelt best wishes of the
many friends possessed by both bride
and groom In Emporia and throughout
the county. Long life, prosperity
and abundant happiness richly deserved
by them. will be heartily wished for
them. by all.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23
THE GRANGE STORE.

At meeting last Saturday afternoon
of the stockholders of the Lyon County
Co operative association, Mr.. c. E. Paine
was chosen as an agent to correspond
and make arrangements with the credI-
tors to take the business out of the sher-
IFS hands and resume business under
their own responsibility and their own
name. Mr.. Eli Snyder made state
ment of the assets and Liabilities, which
balanced. ana said that the store was
making money every day it was open
and that If left alone all would be well
onnn
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TIE CRACKER FACTORY.

Harvey s. PorteIfield put their cracker
factory into practical operation Satur-
day and baked their first lot OF crackers.
These gentlemen have established here
an enterprise that bids fair to assume ex-
tensiye proportions. The present capac
ity of the factory Is ten barrels day.
The machinery is run BY two-horse
Otto gas engine that furnishes . power
that Is very unique, safe and almost
silent. We wish Harvey q Porterfield
success in their undertaking and believe
that they will do a good business for
the start. Their advertisement may be
found elsewhere 10 this paper.
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ACCIDENT AT READING.

A freight going west al 4 a. m. Sun
day ran off the track at the east end of
the depot platform at Reading, and
wrecked four cars. 1t is supposed that
the cause was the dropping of 'sand
bar" of the trucks of q freight car. No
one was hurt. but the night operator,
who was standing on the platform ct the
time, narrowly escaped by running
through the depot. A wrecking train
cleared the track.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23
NEW KINDERGARTEN.

A new kindergarten has been opentS
by Miss Mabie Wall for the very LITTLE
people of this city. The boys, that j.
the very small boys, and the girls will
meet at her home on State street for In
structien from day to day and learn
many useful and valuable things. -
T.. Miss Mabel's reputation as q teacher
Is beyond question, and she Will nc
doubt be patron zed literally.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

Last Saturday night about 10 O'Clock,
the alarm of fire was sounded q third
time on that fiery day. 1t was found to
be spontaneous combustion OF some
shavings in VOLTS undertaking estAb-
lishment. The loss was very slight as
the fiIe department prevented further
damage by Its timely arrival.
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W. &. +. u.

The semi monthly meeting of the
above society, is hereby postponed one
week, and will be held at the Christian
church, October Goth, beginning
promptly at p. m.
A prayer-meetlng will be held at the
close of business hour. All friends of
the cause are cordially invited to be
present. By order of the Executive
Committee.
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GROCERIES ar COST.

The stock and Fixtures OF the EmportA
Grange Store to BE Closed Out.
Now is your time and opportunity to
secure bargains in groceries as the stock
Of the EmpOria Grange Store must be
sold as soon as possible to satisfy the
creditors. Teas, sugars, colfees, fsncy
and staple groceries, notions, etc., will
be sold in retail or job lots.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

BY request OF many voters we are au.
thOrized to announce Thomas 8. Walk
er. of Hartford, as an Independent can
didatc tor representative for! the Sixty.
second legislative district.
l will be an independent candidate for
county commissioner in the First (Em.
poria) district. ]. G. HoRNBARGER.
There Is nothing like having stock In
trade to select from, therefore 1 an
nounce myself as q candidate for county
commissioner of the First district.
NOSE COPPOCK
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Auotionaarfn1

John Bay will respond to calls for
auctioneerlng all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay Is well known
TO many. our readers as an experienced
auctioneer, having spent years at the
business and has conducted q great mum
Der OF public sales In this community
during the past fourteen wears.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

At meeting held by the Cleveland
and Hendricks club last night it was
unanimously decided TO attend the rally
at Council Grove on Saturday, Oct. 25.
Let every member attend this rally.
Fare for rouad trip, 75 cents. All those
who wish to attend will give their names
70 Mr.. Cliff Burge. The regular meeting
OF the club will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, 23d. Let every member be pres
ent and prepare for the trip To Council
Grove. G. E. WELLINGTON, Presr.
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CRY couNcII rnooEEDInes.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
Oct. IS. 1884.


Regular meeting of the city council.
Present Mayor Warren, Aessrs- Nc
Cain. WAlkuP, Davis. Thatcher and
Theis i
Minutes of meetings of October and
Is read and approved.
Petition Of ]. A. Fiest to run shooting
gallery under q pro rata license from
September Is to January /, was read and
not granted.
Petition of e. T. Cox 70 run dray I'M
der license formerly ISSUED 70 b. b.
Dudley, he having purchased drAy Tor
which same was issued, YVES granted
Petition Of J. F. Burke TO run shoot
ing gallery and baby show under one
license for $25, to January l, 1881, was
not granted.
An ordinance TO satisfy the following
claims was adopted by q unanimous
vOfa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

A political discussion gathered num-
Der OF radical citizens at the corner of
Sixth and Commercial this afternoon.
The discussion was warm and the clash
of ideas was somewhat refreshing.
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ACCIDENT.

Jimmie, the year old son of Eli Flow
er, was thrown from the buggy near his
residence southeast of the city last Sun
day by the horse jumping suddenly and
was caught between the spokes of the
wheel aud carried around in several
convolutions. The bIby was very badly
cut about the legs and body but luckily
not q bone was broken.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23
Som. Fact. a boat ne KHAN. Piano.

These pianos have established their
excellence In every community where
they have been introduced. and the most
eminent performers haYe given them
the most unqualified approval. Their
appreciation, however, is not confined to
she class known as professional artists.
but they are as highly priced In the par
Tor as in the school-room or upon the
stage. The fact Is. they are as perfect as
any instruments of the kind that have
yet been made, and possess many quail
ties which strike the critical ear as su-
perior to all other pianos. This is the
whole secret Of their great popularity
and the high appreciation in which they
are held by both amateurs and profes-
ai0nAia
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BneEI-n's Araiea sslye.

The best sAive IN the world for cuts
bruises. sntts, ulct r.. salt Theum, fever
SORES. letter, chapped hands, chIlblains.
coFns aud all skin eFupfioDs. and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. IE
is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box For sale by B. Wheldon.
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Notice to All Who May BE Indebted to

the RmPOria Orange store.
You are hereby notified that all goods,
book accounts, etc, belonging to said
store were LEVIED on by j. H. WilhIte,
sheriff of Lyon county, KanEas, on the
afternoon of October 2, 1884, and that
you must settle With him or Eli Snyder,
aud.no one else. No punishment after
the levy was made can be allowed. j.
H. White has been duly appointed re.
ceiver of said store by the court and now
has full control ofsll its affairs. Please
call At once and settle your accounts.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICE9 AT TRADE CENTERS.
The Kans IS Gig Tive StOcK Market is He
ported esDeCiAIlV for TIE DAILY
NEWe every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER 8 Co,
ROssns - and - Exchange Esaaldina
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS
AZ Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. October Y.
CAFTLE-Receipts lob; natives firm; Tex
ans steady; prices unchanged.
Ho0s-keceIptS 3,s05: market . shade
higher, 81 oo95 90; bulk OF sales at a 7OQ
4 e5.
The DaIiv Indicator TeporeN: Wheat-Re-
ceiptS, E,I7I: shipments, a. 489: in store. 1S4,-
9z3, higher; no 5Fed cash. sales aG 5Sxc bid
6SXc asked; November, sales at 55xc; Decem
Der. salee at 57c057x; No. soft cash. 81 ~
CcsE-Recetets.. $3.50; shipmeats. 7.Is0
in store, 1854; lower: No. mixed cash
sales at 81; November. 29Ec asked; tbe yesI
9ek bid. &c asked: January. bids nor OF
Icrings; Asy. sales st 49,; No White
mixeIi, cash 43c bid.
IIATs-Ne cash, 95e bid. 10 asked.
RYB-No cash. ales ~ 41c.
EsGs-Unchanged.
RUFFER-Unchaaged.
HAY-UncI augcd
RoVIsIOHg-UochAnRen
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ESQ REV ARD.

For inFormatiod that will convict the
party who cut the wire on our rancho
near Americas. Said wire beng cut
during the first and second week in OctO-
Der and again Oct. 18th.
Id. Fox & Co, Emporia, Kan.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
hare
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

The Catholic fair committee wishes to
extend q cordial invitation to the Blaine
and Logan and Cleveland and Hendricks
clubs to attend the fair
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To Burnett 4 Abernethy, Agents German
Insurance Company:
The prompt and liberal settlement by
your company Of my loss by lightning OF
two valuable Galloway cattle deserves
especial mention, and shall take pleas
ure at all times in recommending the
German to the confidence and patronage
OF my friends and neighbors.
F. McHARDY.
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So popular hsve DR.. Prices Special
Flayo-Ing Extracts become that but few
kitchens eau cd found where they are
not used. DIR. Prices has succded In this
important domestic necessity. His flaw
oring are peculiarly delicious, and 90
highly concentrated that il takes bul
small quantity to Imp4rt the q .Vor al
the fruit.
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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FoR SALE-Short horn bull. "AlAsic,"
see pedigree In A. II. book No. 1911.
He Is q fine animal, Is three years old
and Is FOR sale. N. w. STRATToN,
f,f. ear. Pc. Reading, Kan.
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A. SHssA3u

CaIoAsO- OctoN =.
ReeeIpts- 1900; active, m; s.
higher; - sa65 IS.
CATrLE-Krcsipts. Z 600; nareet duh
SaEEP~ReSeipts 9.7D: inferior 20 fair.
weak at 81 SOS 50; medium 20 good strong
WaESf-Aarket closed unsettled; K9xc
higher over yesterday; 74c cash and Oceo0er
C0RE-Market lower; weaker; 4oSc CASH
olTs~Firun, and shade higher; Ssk for Oct
obS8.
RYE-Easy: SIC.
FAeLEY5Quiet; &c.
FLAX SEED-Sesady: u 80.
PeBK-Ssesdy; SIS IS October.
LARD-Fhm; 81 % October.