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A WOMAN'S NERVE.
How Alice Harrison's Goodness Prevented
Il Panic.

p +. CaII, January 10Th.
At 1920 o'clock last night an alarm was
sounded from station 46, corner of Kearny
and Sutter streets for q fire discovered in
the rear and upper part Of the three-story
brick building, Is, 10 and II Trinity street.
small thOroughiare west of Montgomery.
between Bush and Sutter streets. The
building is owned by Mrs. r. C. Johnson.
and occupied by-a large number of artizans.
The basement and a portion of the ground
floor was used by the proprietor of the Ichi
Ban for storing goods. There was also on
the ground floor p +. Jeffries' carpenter
shop, and the storeroom of the patent
cart railway On the upper floor were
the establishments of X. SchaeZlein. MANN
featuring jeweler; kohler & Phillips. sill
Yersmiths; Wagner & Co.. jewellers Sund.
heimer u Tuclley. jewellers G. III. Linde-
man & Co, diamond settlers; p. Kroger &,
Co, jewellers, and Wagner & Co. manu-
facturers. The fire damaged the greater
portion OF the upper story of the building.
and the flames which shot through the
rear windows set fire to window in the
rear Of the upper story of the Alhambra
building fronting on Bush street. and in
which is located the Bush-street Theater.
a few welI-directed streams from yarions
points extInguished the flames in short
time, but the water which was thrown unon
the burning building did probably as much
Damage as the lire. 1t was estimated that
the loss will amount to about $5 900.
At the time the alarm was given Miss
Afce Harrison, playing in Hot Water
was on the stage singing n song in the
third act, but before she concluded II
she found herself in hot smoke. which
forced its way into the theater throueb =
couple OF open windows, and, stopping sud.
denly she announced that there was n fire
IN an adjoining building. and that wbile
there was no danger whatever. the smoke
was not agreeable, and the audience baJ
better pass out quietly This annonnce-
ment at first startlt d the audience and
many arose hurriedly, but the reassnrinc
words OF the little actress had the effect of
quleung the nervous ones. As soon as
Miss Harrison had ceased sneaL;nc
whlle advising the audience TO ouiet,
~ retire, gentleman asked. Mise
harrison, can't you sing MS n sono,
as we. re going out ?'' That | win >, ana
tiie ht'ie actress warbEed little littv wbiIa
tne audience moved leisureiy ont OF ,be
place and while the balance of the COM
pany rushed to the dressirc-rooras r., 90
cure their Jewels ami street apparel
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

T. D. SERVER, Prcrrsetor.
uACES OS GALL ST ASY EouR,
IL dfy OF night. Coupss Phaetons, N -
Rocks Tsys. BAreuohes surgies, with AAN
the bes. Eosetstsrs 10 be found II any livery
stable Oh Tie eosxt for hire. Horses kept n
livery q. Teasonara ae rates. Livery staste on
Fourth sssees. na'.Ween audi. dit
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WHOLE NO. 1O,84S

Lord: Him that cometh to me, will | in
no wise cast out, saith the Savior. Turn
not away tonight, but come TO the Lord
Jesus Christ. Unsaved soul, here tonight
settle the question once and forever. and
enter INTO communion with Christ. Come
10 the mercy seat. ye with wounded hearts.
Earth hath no sorrows that heaven cannot
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WANTED! WANTED! E!

E0R RENT-A SUNNY SUITE OF FRONT
i rooms; furnished; gas hot and cold water:
rent, sl2; So9 n street between Eighth and
Mill ia2G-2t=
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$4,000.
FineStOCk Farm

CONTAINING 752 ACRES: ALL UNDER
- fence; good House; plenty of Ewood and
water several living springs; situated miles
from Santa RQsa, Sonoma county; railroad runs
through and flag station on the place; $50 acres
OF best Alfalfa land: balance a little rolling:
good for Fruit, Vines or Grain; will be sold
cheap to close an estate. For particulars in
quire of L. L. LEWIS, Sacramento ia9l-lp
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FARM FOR SALE!

II WILL. SELL PRIVATELY THE FARM ,sSs
i situated in Mississippi Township, Sac ~
ramento county, about three miles from -.
Folsom, six miles from Rocklin and five miles
from Rosevile on the c. P. X. r., containing
1876 Acres-70 TO SO Acres well cleared; 3 or
Acres OF Alfalfa; Acres Orchard of well-se-
iected Fruit Trees; also, q large Vegetable Gar
den and patch of Grapes The land is rich
and level. and suitable 'or grain or any farming
purpose; all fenced and cross-fenced with barbed
wire and boards. The buildings are new con-
sisting of a Dwelling, seven rooms; Barn, Stable
and other out-huildings All the land can be
irrigated, and plenty Of running water for that
purpose The following Stock will be sold with
the farm or separate: six Horses and l Mule;
10 good fresh Milk Cows l Light Wagon and
Buggy and Farming Implements. For terms or
information inquire at J. 5. MEREDITHS Drug
Store, southeast corner Second ard streets,
sacramento, or to MRS. c. NJ. J0YNT, on the
dremises. dl6-lptf
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THE DaIry prcopD ,
WASTED-LOST-FOUND.


SIRAfED-OR MAY HAVE BEEN PICKED
- up on the street, a pair of IANCSHAV
NhIShkSs. For returning the same or leaving
N Hord at No. 1902 o street, where they may be
Iound, reward will be paid ie25.3ts
WANTED-TO BUY. SELL. OR EXCHANGE
w New and Second hand Furniture CARPETS
Stci nave good Bed Lounges cheap for cash
hHSpaltinS and CphOlstering done at low rates
NhAo' N. CAMPBELL, 4J9 X street Highest
P-lce pa!d for household goods. ia22-lm
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START
w anew business at their homes: can be
zone evenings ana learned in an hour; any per
soii making less than Zoe. to soc. hour should
gnods AT a working samples q, luas) to
colinILe"eS On Address Albany SUPP Y co.
aA-oaI!, y. !: jal9-ip1m
NAANfED-THREEC COOKS FOR BOTH CITY
w ana country good wages. n waiter for
tne country, $50; waitress for the country, so:
aiso, women cooks, SO also, 8 girls for house
VOTE, Apply to Employment Office Fourth and
h, Sacramento iaI3tf
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OPIUM.

cured. tha. you can easily
Call or write and you Will
communications confident
u. D.. q Third stree,. San
Paestsc c1ast.
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/. Is an Invitation extended to the King On
The throne, the felon IN his cell, the wan
derer on the desert, the savage in the wids
OF AfE2ea or the Iona islands of the Pacific.
: w kesoever will let him come and take Of
the gater Of life freely" The invitation ;s
general to all parties. All things are now
really. and God says come The feast is pre-
pared; redemption is accomplished; Christ
has come. The proper time to accent is
when the word is spoken. God aiakes no
promises 10: Tomorrow, for no man knows
what day may bring forth. Now. when
the churches are united in this city is the
time for sinners 10 come to the gospel feast
and accept the feast of mercy. Is there
any good reason why the unconverteS
should not come Come 10 Christ and
be saved / am sent here tonight 10
bid you come. There are some her
to-nightwho have veil between their ewes
and God, which tkcy desire to haye re.
moved. Come without money and win.
ont price; Come all We that are heavy
laden, and viii give you rest, saith the
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lO-DAY, at II O'Clock, Stores Close for the cay
to give us time to arrange stock for our
G. Z g q m T Z 9
nTERCLEARING SALE
TOMORROW MORNING.
Gao o'clock.

RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THIS
SALE:
Our Stores will NJ.
ahowcd Tor making displays
stores further
sale 9 -'- ''0
SALE unless special of
his
goods be paid
Customers break any of the
"'o's c. III.
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MORPHINE AND
Whisky Habit posi-
lively cured by DIR.
KEELEY'S Chloride
OF Gold z en- e dy.
Books on habit and
genuine testimoni-
ais of many of the
prove, mailed free.
be Convinced All
Ia. c. G.. STRONG,
! falelsco, Agent for
jai-lmMWF
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Hollands Store Items.

Capt. William Jones is confined to his
bed with fever. It goes extremely hard
with man of his energy and industrious
habits to be prostrated. We trust that he
will soon be up and able to attend to his
business.
The election passed off quietly on 26th
ult. Every person voted just as he
pleased. All seemed to have their minds
fully made up before reaching the polls.
Fodder:pu]ling is about over. Cotton
picking will soon coinlnence-in fact, it
has already begun with some of our earli.
est birds.
The earthquake gave our neighborhood
a.genuine shake up, and Notwithstanding
the solemnity Of the occasion, some right
funny things happened. One poor fellow
left his bed, forgetting his trousers, and
run for dear life to the nearest neighbor's,
the rear half of his garment keeping time
to the gentle breezes. ALI were alike
scared, the holy as well as the unholy.
The former, Notwithstanding their readi-
ness to go at any and all times, showed
unmistakable signs of desiring to cleave
to old mother earth awhile longer. We
think, upon the whole, it has already
done great and lasting good, making us
all feel, however much We may dislike to
own it, our complete nothingness, and
that God reigns supreme.
RTrRRE
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BURKE.
WILLIAMSON Correspondence.

The earth quaked;. yes, indeed, it did
rock, shake and tremble. and ratified our
mansions and cabins, with no respect to
houses nor persons. It shook on occa-
siolally all through the night, and now
the people are quaking, rafting, quiver-
ing and shaking STILL Some with long
face can see nothing to laugh at, while
others are splitting their mouths laughing
over their many little ridiculous acts.
One poor fellow bounced ont of his bed,
jerked up his stick, and struck in the
dark at his dog for kicking up such fuss,
while another pitched his chair at his inn
aginary dog. One lady yelled out, II
will shoot you don't come in here"
That was not SO laughable as what her
neighbor did, as she stuck her head out
the window and screamed, You demons,
what are you trying to break into? leave
here" and then she ran to the hen roost,
shouting, "They even have my chickens
squalling; leave here, you imps!"
Our colored friends were holding reli-
gious meeting, and oh what general
stampede and yelling they had down
street. Some rang the bell, thinking it
would stop the earth and folks.
Many neighbors ran to each other, and
others talked across the streets, How
polite and nice the most bitter enemies
appeared to each other as long as old
mother earth continued to shake. They
forgot to be mean, ami felt as if they were
standing in the immediate presence of
their Maker, fully realizing how sinful
and weak they are.
Let there be another earthquake if it
will be the means of bringing into our
hearts "more of that love which worketh
our neighbor no ILL.,"
We have just heard the sad news of the
death of DR.. ]. g. Knight, who resided in
the Bowlan Green neighborhood. He
was in our town trading on Saturday, and
was apparently in his usual health. Sum
day morning he sat reading, and fell dead
from heart disease, his soul taking its
flight to the world beyond, leaving his
wife and several children disconsolate.
DR.. John Wilson is lying at the. point
of death. His numerous friends have
been anxious about him for several days.
A. pm
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20 contribute their mite to help relicvo tho
suffering of our friends. If so, they can
hand the money to Mayor Tolly or Gen.
Humphreys, who will, promptly forward
it, There AFRO hundreds of people in tho
County who are able to contribute some-
thing, and it is their duty to do SO. Since
the above was put in type, we learn that
the Hook and Ladder Company has con-
tributed $500 and Grace (Episcopal)
Church $500 to the sufferers.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all, who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs
can find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
of permanent cures verify the truth of
this statement. No medicine can show
such record of wonderful cures. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers now
gratefully proclaim they owe their lives
to this New Discovery. 1t will cost you
nothing to give it trial. Free Trial
Bottles ar Hill Bros. Drug Store. Large
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

~Se~Eo
The friends of Judge J. S. COTIIRAN announce
him as candidate for Congress from the y Iniha aa
Democratic Primary or Convention, whichever
plan may be adopted.
For the House Of Representatives.
The many friends Of ]. G: WHITFIELD, Esq,
from this County; subject to the action of the pri-
mary election.
The friends Of E. P. EARLE respectfully an
nounce him as a candidate for the House OF Keep
resentatives at the next election, subject to the
Democratic primary
For the State Senate.
The friends Of Maj. B. F. WHITNER announce
him as candidate for State Senate, subject to the
action of the Democratic party in the primary
election.
Z. B. MURRAY, Esq, is hereby announced as
candidate for the State Senate from Anderson
County-subject to the action Of the Democratic
party In the primary election.
For Judge Of Probate.
W. F. cox is hereby announced as candidate
for the Office of Judge of Probate, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
e, W. LONG is hereby announced as a candi-
didnte for the Office Of Probate Judge Of Anderson
tion.
For County Commissioner.
The many friends OF JESSE P. MCGEE, of Hall
township, announce him as candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
The many friends of J. a. JONES announce
him as candidate for County Commissioner, sub
ect to the primary election Mr. Jones has lied eSi
qualified by experience for its duties.
The many friends of Capt. c. B GILMER here
by announce him as candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the primary election.
The many friends Of r. s. BAILEY, apprecia-
ting his past services as County Commissioner for
four years. respectfully announce him as candi-
date for said office subject to the primary election.
The many friends of Col. JOSH UA JAMESON,
apprecating his services as County Commissioner
for tho past two years. respectfully announce his
name as q suitable person for reelection to thal
Office, subject to the action Of the primary election
The many friends of A. o. NORRIS, Esq, ap-
preciating his services as County Commissioner
for the past two years, respectfully announce him
as suitable person for reelection to that Office
subject to the action Of the primary election:
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READ HIS LAST LETTER.
1856 BROADWAY NEW YORK, AUGUST 1886.


decided tendency higher prices especially in Wooden Goods as Wool
has advanced nearly Goods wg the scarcity labor and
strikes Ab higher but being early the MARKET wAe
ah several friends suho also large buyers amt ms coa
together purchases at or prices than last year eue
propose people Anderson County, oto haze as literally ar0nd the
Nso York Cash Store patronage however, h w DESCRIBED prices
haze ahoays and attentive possible styles
benefit these hiah obtained BY buying
uay large quantities in the whs was Summer yet
and rale dull
making arrangements va aaug Shoe
factrs and Boots at prices that other houses
direct and big quantities. haus for them wholesale
w0rkag the terrible hot ceae, to hunt high aud lou for
this Fall Andrs0n aH be bound sell
Goods because ach cheaper and undrsN and M
bought pieces Fine Gos Grain Black M 0ch A noW
dollar duplicated outside Nw YORK. for less than $3.50 Ab0
obtained qqes Black Ca w pieces 42 inches
you gard Give Lady sample and see te she
match at 6Oc
"owere sell Fall Goods but cant all sell a0ha
% make oomreuee prices still Jrhe-g the
counters clear npy-e Car loads Of @ Goods coming pile up
and film
giveu you good report DOING and equally
good reports from yoM"
The above letter speaks for itself Let everybody read
and heed it.
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FOWLER,S STABLES
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HORSES iHD NSutEs7 NuultsEEs
NOTICE.
New Harness Shop

T1HE undersigned having bought on
Il the Harness Business heretofore car:
,ried on by Mr.. ]. +. Catlett, are now pred
pared toi Harness you up, or. rather your
Horses and Mules, with First (IaSel
Homemade Harness at nstonislis
ingly low. prices. We have an hand u nice
lot of Brides, Haltes. Collars Lines, lEcss
at very low figures. Also, q nice line Of
Buggy and Wagon Whips from ten cents
up. Special attention given to Repair
us before making your trade. Shop upSs
stairs, over Gully, Cathcart & Co.'s Store
JESSE M. SMITH.
THOS. n. McKINNEY.s
Feb II, 1886 81 81, asss:
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FOR. SALE.

MY FARM of 16O acres, located sones
lX1 half mile West Of Due West, Abbe
vile County. The place has on tn two
story Dwelling House, containing nine
rooms, and all other necessary outheusess
Terms accommod odating. Apply 70 i
81. NJ. Y0INCs,,aasS !
f,rst Due Vest g; ; '
Aug 28. 1886 g ::sts !; ~. 81:
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aJ.lderso,. Sntell lige,ater.
70 I NEWS.

taAtk4sS ~ - g wv ~ W saNsk., t,s
81 5CAl I NEWS. 2
gs LANasfo n LocAI EDITOR.
IS opening slowly
The weathss continues cool and fall.
like. g. 4 is..s
TSs '.ayiar jenny aia 4 lively business
on Monday s.
70 Demo oerat should stay away from the the
polls to-day. s.. s -;
ne esrthau Is the general topic Of
c1nyersatio ..s;.$;e ~
The cotton glnness are getting roaay
for tIteir work.: 1.s a..'
Ha1aps edunty has nearly sixty can:
didates for Office. ss5ss
Frost g predicted between the srd:and
9th Of October. s .s;ssi
Ernest Brown and wife have
,,oSa IL Nau, =, Y s. ~ r. -
.,,,rs ssssronssse1,ts. s5 s
j,
Just about a scarce. s.
1S,s Ia, :. 3, 10 a.s
able to borrow . quarter n ,ssssSSs s,sssS
tnas .,,s,,sa s. s ths i, ,va,t ,samant
5of B. +. Crayton. g Sons.
az rbo. ,,,, - 5, - .,.v S.,,ont
Tuesday night Int city:
s.. ,Ja a,,ho.,,, - IL -
H.. .c,tgS s. IA. ~ at,sss 9
- sssre,,,,, (, !. J, -, :, ,no, III,
6. RlacL 40 SSR,oyyr 3 Frafvs,I - q.
lsss5;:1isss 3
a,, :, 8 ,sset;on - tss Cont 81.
The Savannah alley Railroad is doing
a;ss'1 sss' passen rs D4.'.'.
Rev: DE-. Frierson, scsompa anied by his'
giie, las gone 20 Glenn Springs.
fffQt rvuill
iEs pSiac5 ii theI is ciittyI at It this month.
8 q t,rt,r at,s ,vlr bas :, :bnsir aas that
iaspa.yinr ,ax x.penses at tbis season
{,
with good attendance OF pupils. IS
s. !. a..
mi, m ~. =.
80 .o A 1Sssss ~ 1Ass,A.ns g -.
-, :. 81 : ~ = = VIZ
s - ss:tog :s'ss = .sn ~ n's 'slen.s.
salesday drew 9 good crowd to the city:
3 The horseswsprers were about the only
~ tsse,.9' ;3s
Prndence and good breeding are neces-,
sarys and most young men suffer from the
want Of them. ySs
The friends Of Capt. iDf Donald, OF Va
satsnnes Township. win regret to learn that
-. he;is quite; ~.
Nh sallia Dalrvmnle 81 DeK a,b fonn-
ty Ala, Is Waiting friends and relatives
sint this County.
(sedet N. Z Wcfsnljv sof Tho Tinted
ststaas sNsyal Asadan,y 4 So 4, - tla c;ty visit @
ing hss paIest
IL ~ Ma Tssvnsl,ns
have ordarsis tbas nnblic schools M i Il that
rownaI,ii, "a ;csina.
~, s,
5, H. :. = 8 '.
-. ~ a., q ~ s11.s = 49,
IS; > 80 e. sss, 800
~. ss.as.. 8. sns Ausassa .a.01s.,
~, = 8 u ~ s.s l.sss Ws'A - Tug lnst.
~ ~ hla stAsstss'''s = paper
DR.. NJ. orr who has been rusticating
an sne: mountains for TWO Or three weeks,
So lesasned: :nonle iass wees :5
DON'T fbfget that the Postofice is now
q located on Whitner street, opposite the
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A Grateful CORRESPONDENT.


When recipient of bottle writes as
enthusiastically of the virtues Of Calisaya
Tonic rs did daughter in u loLlcr To lIor
father recently, it can only moan that the
Tonic is tho best OIL the market. Tho lot
Ter came from Wilmington, N. G. The
writer, after referring to the extraordinary
and wearing nature Of her household
duties recently, says: II am confident
that never should have held out had 1t
not been for the bracing effects Of the ad-
mirable Tonic" Again the writer says /:
"I am proud of Greenville's sons. Long
1.-Two DR.. Wostmoroland, and may his namo
be wide famed for the preparation of so
excellent and palatable q medicine"
Several other highly complimentary rof-
erences are made in the letter to the
splendid effects of the Tonic. Westmore-
land Bros. only ask any one who is
suffering from debility, loss of appetite or
malaria, to try their medicine. 1t is sure
to revive and strengthen. "And all it
costs is dollar bottle"
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MUSICAL.

| MRS. A. n. PINKIND
WTILL resume her professional duties
w Tuesday, Sept. 9TH, 1886, at Mr..
Tolly's residence.
Plano, Organ, Violin, Guitar and Vocal
Music Taught.
Aug 26. 1886 2
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Now Has Faith.

I had been troubled all Winter with cold
and pain in the chest and got no relief from
remedies recommended by Druggists and
Physicians. At the same time was adver-
tising DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup. L had little faith but thought to
try it as last resort now believe even
more than they tell me of its curative quail
Ky.] Sold by Orr & Sloan.
You can not expect your children to
thrive when they are being destroyed by
worms. Give them few doses of Shri-
ner's Indian Vermifuge and they will be
restored to health.
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SAVE
YOUR !. FRUIT |! ]! I
49, ~ - q
The American Frul. Preserving
4 no: Powder and Liquid

WAS introduced Lest year into nearly
w every section Of the County 90 that'
it is not necessary for us to publish scenifis
Gates now, but merely cal, your attention
to the TACT tss csrrIes s ARE are gs1E
for next Winter. If you were not fortus
nate enough to use it last year, yon know
nothing Of its merits, but tsask your neu
door neighbor whit he thinks about it;
and if he don't know, come to see us and
we win point You to some friend Of yours
who can tell you all about 1t. Remember
it costs You only 81. 90, and no dollar was
ever more wisely invested. g
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HILL BROS.

For sale at Pendleton BY James Hanfei
& Sons, and at Honea Path By Finley ~ 4
Shirley. :s'
June 10, 1885 = We
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The friends of Judge J. S. COTHRAN announce
him as candidate for Congress from the Third
Congressional District subject to the action Of tho
Democratic Primary or Convention whichever
nlan NAV be adonted.