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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

PASSENGER DEPARTM ENI.

W limingt"n, n. c., Jan. 18th, 80.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
iumbia and upper South Carolina and
cStcn North Carolina
CONDENSED sCmEDUIE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

2&~G2Eel Ssii1 aEc EEu;2vi5Ir e rs
GrcchNillc and Columbia Division.
COHh"nS&d Schedule - Nov. iCtn, 1889
Trtii.S run Oh 18TH meridian time.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

The negroes Of Rocky Momt
n. c., seem to have taken Tic advice
OF John j. {MSall&, and last week ul-
dclt'rk to burn olt the town. Such
men as this man Ingalls, is, shoul,I
hc suppressed in some way. lie
docs more to make lie negroes dis
satisfied tEan ANY score cf persons
SO0th Of the Mason and DiXun line.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27
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Col y X NOHKi$ will urfcr him ASA Call
didalc To fill the vacancy
Respectfully yours,
CENTRAL.
THURSDAY, EEN. 81, 1850.
Smal! ro:, il raging in Texas along
the Eio Crandc river end the mortal
ity is fearful. Over fifty pcr cent Of
the cases aro fatal.
SrartmiIurg is TO have new court
house, which is causing s,mc trouble
among the citizens OF that town, as
they cannot aGrco IS to wLcrc it shall
he located
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in the wurid, died ut his home, in
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

John Jacob A>tor, The richest man
in the worid, died ut his home, in
New York, on thc 22I instant. You
may hc worth millions b;;t grim
death will gather .v"u III just the same
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

THURSDAY, FEE. -, 1850.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27

The SENriNGL $3.50 per year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
WAYLAND WAITS.
Refreshing Showers-Struck by Light
ning-Numerous Personals

Refreshing Showers-struck by Light
ning-Numerous Personals
t,tse,Nt " 1st 1V,ts,,s-ssN,>s.
WAYLANp, Mich, July 25.-The late
refreshing showers of rain make glad
the hearts of everybody. and put new
phase on the growth of vegetatlon.-
a large barn and contents, belonging to
Peter Hines, near Bradley, was struck
by lightning, on Wednesday night, and
everything consumed.-J. b. Manly,
a resident black smith, is sick with ty-
phoid fever -. A. Webber, of Leigh
ton. threshed 700 bushels of wheat from
twenty acres of iand.-Hiram Hud-
son goes from Wayland to Grand Rap
IDS, TO take course of study IN the
business college OF that city.-Mrs. ii ..
f. Buskirk, of Wayland, and Mrs. f..
VI. Harding. of Martin, are enjoying 4
trip to Bay View. They will stay two
weeks-F. III. Beach, our popular
hardware man, IS under the physician 5
care at MlddievIlle.-Iiuckl leberrIes
are plenty in the distant marshes, and
everybody goes for them.--John
Chapple makes good postmaster, IN
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Valentine, of
Ligonier, Ind. are visiting relatives and
friends IN tOwn.--Some flcnd tried TO
burn the barn of Christian Wanger, but
a nelghbor put out the fire.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
AMUSEMENTS.

Prof. Windsor's lecture last evening,
to men only, was well attended. The
mode of handling the subject was
guardedly proper, while the very na-
ture of the subject necessitated, at
times, some very plain talk. Much of
the lecture was too "old' for the cars
of young boys: but the fathers and
mothers OF the city would bc put under
a debt of everlasting gratitude 10 Prof.
Windsor. If they should send their boys
of whatever age TO hear a repetition OF
the first part of this lecture on
the real nature of sexual Impurity. He
said that Il would be an astonishing
thing 10 see "A man enter a hotel, pass
into a dlnlng-roOm whose tables are
loaded with luxunes, aud pass right on
to the kitchen and out at the back
door and begin 10 eat from the
swill barrel. But" said be
that. is precisely what Is done a. a
habit by many men, whose identity
can be imagined. good deal Of the
lecture contained some very radical
aud even revolutionary doctrine, bat il
was al plausible enough 10 set most OF
the men TO thinking thoughts they
never thought before. The lecture
this evening wall be a continuation Of
the same topic still more deeply treated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

In one particular at least the young
emperor Of Germany seeks 20 emulate
the example Of the famous Calph Of
Bazisd. He makes practice Of prowl-
ing around incognitO, "a IL be were de-
teTmined 70 find out By means IF his
own eyes and ears the viii and wants 4
his people The military people ID nos
fancy this sort = thing. for they ara (in
Germany. Of an countriesl severe stick
lers st etiquette. and they regard IL "a
shockingly infra dig. that their sovereign
should snoop around barracks IN the
darkness ~ night in the Disguise sogne-
times u pafrrlnan and sometimes u
an oficer. Another practice q Will
ians i % call Informally upon his ac-
qraintances Ia Berlin. At any hour e
the day OF evening he T. likely 60 make
his appearance n the house q a friend.
and, of course. being the kaiser. he has
g be made welcome. Herbert Bismarck
was entertaining = party u friends II
his bachelor quarters when. sll - sud
den, The emperor walked IN. sat
vas puf for his majesty At the table, ard
f1r AZ hour q 80 she emperor ohatted
zaviT With the zT1ests. then. apolog1 Tfns
g-sciorsiv for his Intrusion, the sai' ~
babe the company god evening and
went hls wsv --EaSens Fieid N chicago
News
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
CONTINUES
THE CALLED JADE.
Editor Rose. Of the Democratic Evening
hODdescript Nfncos

The TELEoRANHERALD Of yesterday
contained very innocent little article
headed Political Gossip" It's inno-
cenoe consisted ia its harming no one
who didn't fool with the business end
of IL. The sting IN the tsil Of the art
Gle was this. That Sellers could give
the amateur political editor of the
Leader 9g9 points IN Republican politics
without exhausi.ng has store, bat Is Too
true IN his iealty 60 his party 10 give
away Its secrets." Editor Rose, OF the
Leada, ran afoul of the sting and lt
pierced him 10 the quick. Witness his
half column squosl IA yesterdays issue.
The TELE0RAM-llERALD knew where
Of II spoke when u represented l.
Mcknight Sellers position ss % the
Bliss and Turner candidates. foT Gov
ernor. J. the quar-, Republican editor
Of the guosi Democratic Loads had ln-
terviewed l.. Mcknight Sellers, ho could
have got some important points from
him, winch woul1 not have been party
secrets. lie might have learned.
/. That neither Col. Bliss, nor bis
friends, nor the Saginaw Republicans
viii hear 10 Col. Bliss candidacy for
Governor, and that Col. Bliss BE- M 30
sense such candidate.
2. That as soon as l.. Mcknight Sci.
lers learned Of the situation in Sag
NAV and the decision OF Col. Bliss, he
ceased 10 advocate his fnend's caud-
dacy, and Is now opposing no mans
boom FOR Governor.
3. That l.. Mcknight Sellers was not
al all presented ia what the THE
GRAM-H EkAID said
4. That l.. Mcknight Sellers needed
no defense from Editor Rose and
doesn't SEEK hs champions from
amongst theranks OF Democracy.
5. That l.. Mcknight Sellers = IN
deed ''as stable IA his political afiiila-
tons as he Is IN has home" and never
trains in the ranks Of the enemy.
6. That he still shoots pa the same d.
rectIOn as he did when be wore the
"blue," and the Democratic party and
all IL co-adjutors viii DO well 70 stand
from IN front.
These things. and possibly many
more, might have been learned by bdi-
| tor Rose, 20 his eminent advantage, and
| might have saved bim from hIs pyro-
technic display Of ignorance az 90 J..
| Mcknight Sellers relation to the Bliss
and Tuner booms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
TAKE A DRINK
The Pirst Pure water VIII be soBeht ct
the settling Basin

the settling Basin.
The expressions Of opinion concerning
Thursdays action OF the council on the
water question, are those OF satisfaction
from all quarters. Mayor Uhl expresses
hls hearty approval Of that action, and
his sympathy with the general attitude
OF the council as g ls now manifested
on ,he whole subject.
President Davls, Of the Board of Pub
lie Works. said last evening that prolla-
bly only three test wells would Dc pat
down, as they were regarded ~ Nj.
Cook az sufficient The inst well sunk
Will be az the ate Of the settling bsslu.
ii Will be an eighi-inch well, and WI 80
down 60 bed rock, even though t hc
lower than 100 feet, which De- not 90 all
likely The test wi be made by sinking
another well within 100 feet % Zoe first.
and then putting tbe pumps 90 wofk on
one, and noting the effect on tbe other
II the water n one tube Is lowered
gwen extent hy inc pumping ~ cer-
tain amount 81 water from the other
u rs takent0 Indicate that only n 'pOCs
et' of liinted capacity has been pene-
trased But n one well maintains Itself
without sensible exhaustion while
large amount oi water ls pumping from
the other. 10 wli show that cupi0gs
supply Of water bas been found. NE
means Of the two tubes, expert csicuia
ton can discover With Approximate o.
curacs just the amount ~ water that
W / wiz supply daily. Tbs calculator
wll enable the explorer e. determine
how many weiis viii be- required.
The second test well. of rather pau ~
wells. viii be- suBken symev here up
Coldbrook creek, probably near the
brick ward: and the other w1li b. OF the
west sidc q the river. near the D., q.
II a ~. KaiIuav irncton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
GENUINE PLUCK.
OF such stun Were the "Boys in Blue
Made


Special Correspondence 10 TEIEeRAN HERALD.
WATLAND, Mich, July 25.-There IS a
man named John ". Llnsley, in the
township of Hopkins. Allegsn county,
who has no hands, and only part Of one
arm; and yet he will do as much hard
work on tho farm as almost any other
man. lie has farm Of eighty acres, a
wfe aud seven children. His farm
crops look well, and he has sold nearly
nearly = hundred bushels of berries this
season. He was soldier IN the late
war, IN Company /, Fourth Michigan
Cavalry, and was one of the first TO
help capture JEFF. DAVIS lie was
called tie company qusrtermaster." ="
on account Of ms success n forsging.
lie Vas known for his courage, resolu-
ton and reckless bravery. lie lost BIS
arms and one eve by the premature
discharge Of a cannon, on the F0ur-h
u July, 1876. lie suffered much. Sut
stiil lives 10 "hOe his own row" such
man should receive SPECIAL ieg.sla-
son Tor 2 good pension.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

The distinguished newspaper man
and lngust- Philip Horvarth. leave in
a few days with Mrs. Horvsrth FOR
Paris and leave her there, While be con
tinues his journey around the world ia
tbe interea of the Worlds far Mr.
Horvarth e cspsble Newspaper man
and sreaks seven Languages. II wss
through hls reputation as q linFuIsi and
literary man that hc received hs ap-
paintmeut ss interpreter for the Pan
American Congress. lie viii make =
hustler for BE- WoTld'sfsir snd 10 doubt
vii secure fse foreign srhfhit and 3
large attendance from abroad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
DIsGRACEFUL CONDUCT.
GOV. Luce Orders the Arrest and Court
Martial OF . soldier

tAs-se.at - frt Nt@k<sA. ..ss-s
CAMP BLACK, Mich, July 25.-At
dress parade this evening member
from each regiment was selected by
Gen. Brown for best guard duty. The
Co. G., First Regiment; Ed Cummings,
Co. /, Second Regiment. Grand Haven;
Private Ellsworth, Co. IL, Third Regi-
ment, Calumet; j. Armstrong, Co. +,
Fourth Regiment. Detroit. The adju-
tant general made the presentation. 1t
was reported last night that Gov. Luce
ordered the arrest of a member Of the
hospital corps, for disgraceful conduct,
and has ordered a court martial. Moth
ing authentic can be obtained.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
7. B. DICkERSON, OF DETROIT,
Comes Out Fairly and Squarely
For Lieutenant-Go
And Like Every other Man Who l. q
Candidate, Wants 10 be successful
What Will Moore snys

+. b. Dickerson, of Detroit, and the
responsible part of the construction
company that is building the county
court house, was in the city yesterday
on business. Mr.. Dickerson's name
has been frequently mentioned by the
Detroit papers and Others as a possible
candidate for Lieut-Governor.
When seen by the TlIEGRAM-HERALD
yesterday, the question WAS fired direct
ly at the gentleman: Are you a
candidate for denomination for Lieut.
GOVERNOR
The answer was as frank as the ques-
ton and just as direct:
"Yes; am a candidate, and hope TO
be nominated"
at is but recently, however" said
Mr.. Dickerson, "that i have decided 10
allow my name 10 be used in that con-
nection. When the matter was first
suggested To me, ! said no. and had a
number OF business and other reasons
for so dong. At no time, however, has
the matter seemed fully decided, and
three days ago. at the solicitation Of
friends in Detroit and elsewhere, ] con
sented 10 allow them 10 push my can
didacy. Like every other man who Is a
candidate. of course / shall want 10 be
a successful one, and shall hope 20 re-
ceive the nomination at the hands of
the convention"
It was not deemed advisable 20 ask
the gentleman whether the decision
would please the friends Of Mr.. Moore.
the Detroit candidate for State Treas
urer, but it is safe 10 conclude that il
was not at their solicitation that he has
ento~ed the field.
Mr.. Dickerson has many friends IN
all parts Of the state, and hls active
candidacy viii add 10 the intricacies of
the problem 10 Toe worked out IN De-
troit, August q and %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

companies face each other 2nd TIE oOts
nAvs beeome very friendly.
Col. Irlsh does not believe n ceeorst-
log the laterior OF tents. siseonsldered
tne pl4inesG IA camp. lie s4ys rs IN
lucky.
That commanding figure. Col. L. ID.
Ellis, has beel missed during the en-
eampment. tie i nov living az Ind
annapolis. better soldier neyes grAeed
the State troops.
Maj. Rose wss appointed officer Of the
day, TINS morning. Nothing has hap
pened extraordinary, however. fhis
forenoon a sklfmish drill vas given,
and Col. IRISH made the boys get about
rather lively. The dress parade this
evening was witnessed by about two
thousand visitors, among whom there
were many ladies' l.. r. +.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

Senator Jones, Of Nevada, was twitted
by Senator Mcpherson, Of New Jersey.
in the course Of MS silver speech with
the fact that the silver dollars were only
worth seveuty-two cents. OF course IL
reminded him q little story"
Il re<0llect. said ha. talking on
this subject once with some senators in
the cloak room. During the coDversh-
ton one of the senate pages bronght ma
a telegram. on which he said the teie-
graph messenger had told him there
were fifty cents due I gave the page =
silver dollar and said 70 hirn
Z have been informed by some werv
respectable and Intellectual gsntienen
in be~e. some q them candidates for the
presidency even. thst tins dollar is worth
o1lv seventh Eve cents. Do not wsnf
- che q little hoy. Take this out. ard
II the bov thinks il is worth only seventy
FIVE cents he car seHd ne baek twentv.
I've cents. srd II ~ thinks i u worth q
dollar he csn send re hack hftv cents
VII leawe it - hIu.
The pace hronght rack kftv cents
and sid the telegrapa 10y tod hira be
did not k1a~ vhat th0se CID sansers' IN
tbe-e might Say. bit il wss ss good q
dollar as - want&5 srd ~as vsrv hard
T. rst. Ger. New Tork Trsbune.
s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
THROUGH THE NOSTRILS.
That Is How Holzhay Takes a Quart of
Milk Daily.

Marquette, Mich, July 25.-The
highwayman Holzhay, now confined in
the State prison here, is kept alive by
force alone. Last spring three fingers
were shot from his right hand by War
den Tompkins, while Holzhay was in
armed rebellion To authority. Since
then he has sulked. For the past three
weeks he has tasted, touching no food
whatever, andgis only kept alive by 4
quart of milk daily, which is injected
through his nostrlls by the prison ply
slclan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

CO. K'sn mascot Wi arrive tomorrow.
Ctv Physician Wrght's wife vii ar
riva tomorrow.
Co. B expect 6fteen men tomorrow
frnm Grand Rapids.
Fred Sevffeth ard Dennis Clark. u
Co.. g. also Harry HYdorn. reported Oh
t1e sick st TINS rloruing
Ger Innes viii arrive IN camp toucr-
rav So the guest Cf Co. a. He remains
durng the balance IF the eucampmeut-
The members Of Co X. Grsud Rap
iis. arm l1nee tast tnev VII bold a re-
vval Hieecng tomorrow evening for
the rnrpose of converting 60. \, ~
Aaristee. The quarters Of these te0
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

TIE Iitte Minnie Reeves, FOR whom
Judge Hoieonb found home n Barry
courtv. ran swsY snd straTe5 bal ~
Grand Kspids ~ht teIls Some strr ~
gfyuf the Gauss of be- aCtf0n vfich are
81 tserf nature ulis0ss ii'ie. a besettIug
s.n - the chad s rnen6acitT. ant itie
sufhaftics have beer VERY rroct trgn
f5ea lr sefaae Der down g. proper
ife Binns vB probably bsFs - s.
a. Adria1 s0Defifoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

During the afternoon, d. j. Campau,
the hustling president of the Detroit
Driving Club, to whose efforts much of
the success of the meeting is due, was
presented by his friends with what is
undoubtedly the handsomest and most
costly clock in Detroit, together with
horseshoe tie-pn studded with dia-
n1opds
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
CHEATED THE BOY.
And the Kid Had Him Arrested for

Edward May, a boy living on Fulton
ST., outside the city, went to the pound
to get two hogs belonging to him.
James ODowd, ever anxious to earn
at honest penny, claimed to be the
poundmaster, and the boy gave him
dollar to release the hogs. O'Dowd
started after the keys, "A he said. and
the boy followed him and had him ar
rested for larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
A SAD MOTHER

Loses Daasht.r spa Bnsbsns ir Forty
Eight Hours
The death by consumption q Della
Mol, TIE I0yeaf-old daughter of
Eugene Mol, was recorded m the IKIE-
enhN-HFRkr.p yesterday morning The
father has been ID FOR some time, and
died Thursday rIeht at O'Clock from
tho Same disrsse. The funersl 0f both
father snd daughter vii b. held
tbs afternoon af 2 O'Clock 81 the
rs.s5dencs go North Fr0nt-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
we.ou.-ton sing club Director.

The We que-ton-sIng Resort Associs-
ton have just elected the following di-
rectors. II. II. Northrop, Peter HoG-
master, VI. l.. Stevenson, Harry WiddI-
comb. II. II. Polk and c. l.. Conkl.ng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

Whoever would like to possess a new
frst-class Chicago safety bicycle, all
bsll-bearings, for 80 cents, can learn
how to do it by calling at Schwankov-
sky's music store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

James +. spsulding has one parent
named White and another named
spaulding. 60 the boy calls himse. u.
nd Greatly, I'm spauldng OF Ed.
White he = now II iaii charged ~
James Abraham. Of Ca8noustDrgh
rlth having stolen from ne cellar = 5
~ money. The boy i 10 years Old and
worked FOR Abraham about a week
suddenly b quit waTk ard went 81
eut ne had been gone hut a short tme
Nnen ne nlCreY vas missed. He Tas
oFernsued, bot 10 money Was found
On hln. Hs vas brought t0 iail. where
nov s s~sss re cram nation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
LEVI IN WASHINGTON,

Looking Afer the interests or Hts
Brother-iD-Iaw.
I.C. Leviisin Washington, 10 see about
getting bis brother-in-law. Louis J.
Lilhauer, a former resident Of this city,
and a sssunch Republican, the appoint
ment Of consul in Johannesberg, Trans
vaal Republic. Most Of the merchan-
disc imported 70 that country comes
from England. but negotiations are
pending to import goods from this
country
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
FATALITY AT LYNN.
one Child Killed and Another Fatally
Injured.

LYNN, Mass, July Pa story and
half dwelling owned by David Sullivan,
partially completed, fell in this after
noon, completely wreckine the build
ing and instantly killing Mary McCabe,
aged Il; probably fatally injuring Katie
Griffin, aged IA, and slightly ujurng
three other children. The children
took refuge IN the building from the
rain. Wind IS assigned as the direct
cause of the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
RACES POSTPONED.
The Water at Duluth Gets Rough and
sinks a she'll

DULurH, July 25.-Tne shell races
today were postponed until tomorrow.
The water suddenly became rough
when the crews were At the starting
point, and the Lurlines' boat sunk.
The crew were rescued 10y Sultan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
BELKNAP'S WORK.
A Pension for Gen. MeCieilan's Widow
Miss Parks Luck

tNsAssNN ys stNtsNss-sNNNlA
WAsHINGToS, July 25.-Congressman
Belknsp has secured a place in the cen
sus office, as computcr, for Miss Louise
Park, of Grand Rapids. Mr.. Belknap
has been instructed by the Committee
on Invalid Pensions 10 write favorablc
report on the bill granting the widow of
the late Gen. George b. Mcclellan a
pension of $1,000 per year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

Blame reply &C. Gladstone, n pam
phiet form. twenty two pages. Two cent?
az TIE lEzEsRAM -HERALD oface.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
A SUCCESSFUL MEET
And Everybody Satisfied With the
Great Blue Ribbon Races.
D. ]. CiyPiU, TIE sERyY HUSTLER
To " hom the Great success - Due frss-
satsd eath . handsoms Clock anu
HoFsesh0e Fia >tadosa " i'm Dial--
onds-Last Days Record.


Nh~%sattt = - N~-<%AAs etNtNt
DETEoIr, July 25.-Ralny weather
held the attendance down "a about
600 people a. the last days races OF
the Blue Ribbon meeting, and the track
was rather heavy. Allerton and Mar
garet ;. had each won one heat IN the
race for the Horsemen's Stake of $500,
and when Alierton won tho first heat
today odds of TO were given on him.
But the California tilly sailed IN and
took the next heat and in the last,
which left the colt IN the distance.
The other races were all walk aways
FIR the winners. In the 2:27 class race,
Plckpania was favorite, but the Michi-
gan mare disappointed her hackers by
not coming near the Canadian horses
heels. Cricket increased her already
large number of admirers by pacing
the second heat in the last race in 2:l4i, t,
making the last half in loo. She broke
in the first quarter, but left Gllddus a
quarter OF mile in the rear. Alcry-
on's non-appearance in the free-for-all
trot, gave Palo Alto a snap. Summar-
les:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

McKinlev's speech On the Nev TART
: 'll, - psEes in pamphlef form, ~ ne
7 IELEesAs-hERAID foG 2 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

EocSas5er. 3, Tolsdo. 2.
Cas- Or game
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
FIRST RACE.

The horsemen's great expectation stake for
+year olds. Purse. $50. iUninished.)
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1lme-2:lsl.. 2:l6l.. 2:ls14. 2:25l.. 2:204
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26

SECOND RACE.
or ALI paclng. Purse s10E