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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-15

Two of the Virginia Congressman,
Jones of this district and Epes of the
Petersburg district, have not changed
their views on the silver question
and do not favor the repeal of the
Sherman Act, unless something bet
ter is~promised them in the way of
silver legislation. The people of this
district have the right to know how
their representative stands on the
question, and the following extracts
are given of his views in the matter
from report Of the Washington
correspondent to the Richmond
Times:
Nothing that has been said or done
on the silver question has caused me
to alter the views held by me when
voted for free coinage at the first
session OF the last Congress. If it
had not been believed that the Vir
GINA Congressman were earnestly in
favor OF bimetallism, more than one
of them would have been left at home
last fall, and include myself in that
category. The banking institutions
and commercial bodies are clamoring
for the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law, and it may be that
some members of Congress will be
Influenced thereby; but do not be-
lieve they can accomplish the repeal
OF that measure, bad as it is, with
out giving the country something in
it's stead. For myself am willing
to fight it out on that line if it takes
all summer. The cry that is going
up from the poor farmers who arS
now selling their wheat crops at
sixty cents bushel Qess than the
cost of production) may not be heard
amid the noisy clamor that has been
raised by the interested advocates of
a single gold standard, but those
who believe that the intelligent far
mers of the country are not interested
in the monetary question, and that
they will not make their views felt
when the time comes to do so, are
woefully mistaken. If the Sherman
bill is repealed and nothing substi-
tuted therefor, there will be a fear
ful reckoning one OF these fine days.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-15
VIRGINIA NE rs.
OF over 800 fourth. class Republican
postmasters in his district. Mr.. OFFER
rell has had all but sixteen removed.

Of over 300 fourth. class Republican
postmasters in his district. Mr.. OFFER
rell has had all but sixteen removed.
The State Teachers Association
of Virginia will hold its annual meet.
ing in Salem, Va, July II, Is and 1G.
The friends of United States Sena-
tor Daniel of Virginia, viii press him
for the vacancy on the United States
Supreme Court bench, made vacant
by the death of Associate Justice
Blatchford.
The Populist State Convention,
which meets at Lynchburg on August
8, will demand the free coinage of
silver in legal ratio of 1G to /. So
one of the prominent members of
this party declares.
The SURVEILLANCE of Caroline county,
of Which Mr.. G. H. Pierson. chairman
of the populist State committee, is a
member, has adopted resolutions in.
dorsing Congressman w. A. jones'
position on the Sherman law
1t is stated that among those who
draw pensions in Essex county under
hephysical disability bill is u colorcd
man who proved himself during the
last harvest to be the most efficient
GRADER in the whole of that county,
and that the work he did in the
wheat fields was truly marvellous.
A Monument to the Confederat tie
dead of Nottoway county. Va, is to
be unveiled at Nottoway C. H., July
90. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is to deliver
the address. and preparations will be
made for a general reunion of soldiers
on that occasion. The committee of
arrangements has extended general
and cordial invitation to the Confed-
crate soldiers and people of the adj
joining counties and to the friends
and soldiers of Nottoway everywhere
to attend and participate in the in
teresting ceremonies.
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CPREMrUMs AND REGULATIoNsD
Of the SIXTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR Of the
SHORE AGRIGUL TlJRAL ASS0CIAT ION
Under the Auspices of the Patrons of Husbandry,
AT THEIR
Fair Grounds Near Keller Accomac Co., Va
Commencing Tuesday, August g. lS93 and Continuing lays.
Very Incement Weather Excepted)
@ y @
G. H. ADA1n President Dr. j. W. KELLAM Treas
Board OF Directors.
Bull rsm WING T. Ga1 VI E5mers ST. G. h"''s
nsssiv. Guests and 3s H%t q Hss e. IL Ans l. C.
d. D. DPnmm0nd B. = s1 Kaam
A Boz
Poiss Bundt James
e. a$ 4S1 A
Hight . W3te3MJ F7e@m HGaue:
T Pss ma sae sse4s and the
and their employees, green rosettes
s's the
s sS @ sss the
ss A sn Ss5ss. R ssa Horse j
Grand Stand-Aduts, 25 cents, children 10 cents
CLlST OF PREMIUMS2
DIVISION A-Horse Department
Ns" s"ps.ntss&ss5t az" M A'pp
Spring colt hy 1st $40 snd prem 50 Exhibition lat at NJ
heats premium Sis, End, IS srd, s. a.
$25, End, $2 Ord, $s 4tf So
Totn harness best i'll mile heats st premium
$50, 9nd, $25, 3rd $15, 4th, SO ooo
Second DayWednesday August a 9TH 1923 ashu -, N
premium $40 md So Exhibit bit at l a a. 81 81
Pacing list prem $50, End. $15, 3rd 80, 4h, ST.
S'4o oiAss iS0 Wind payMTbTyday August 10TH
year fly premium $40 End 49, Exhibit at II a. IN.
list premium sac, End, $780, s19 4tL, 49,
premium $40 End, $780, 3rd, S12 dt *S
4th, So -, ,oo,
Fourth Day Friday August 18th, 1894
Free for NIL LIST prem $50 end sos, SIS, 4th,
Running Race, st prem $25 End, ~ srd S. 4ti' Sd
llacing five o'clock p H.
Speed 18th of August ut II o'clock p
Accomac and Northampton counties ana
Maryland river prior January s 1885, will
be allowed to for the premiums
DIVISION B-Cattle, Sheep Swine, Poultry
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Shore Agricultural
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Very Inclement Weather ExceptedJ
Entries may be made after July d letter to the
TT. Wescott Grangevlle, Accomae County, Virginia.
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Are You Going to Paint This Spring?

If you & MARTINEZ Paints not only thomost
made in World to-day They absolutely unappoachable
and the purest nseed oil and
once you will again the inferior brands flooding
With these paints go that makes you
absolutely safe in using them
large stock of all the popular constantly hand
Of all shades of color Varnshes Hard OIL Turpenne,
pure Lnseed OIL Brushes and painters supplies generally
Color cards and prices furnished on application
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
Valley.
ARIEL

The receiver Of canal writes that
water will he turned in tomorrow
morning.
Now is good time to agitate the
dairy question and while SO doing
build up your herd with that object
in view.
Our Sabbath school has expressed 4
its willingness to join the schools of
the county in a grand picnic as soon
as it can be properly done.
We are sorry indeed that circum-
stances should be such that any one
should find it 10 their best interests
to leave as a number are doing.
JAY.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
TRusTEE,s SALE.

vnHEREAS Z. G. Woods aud William A. ~ at'.
wv dox by their certain decd OF trtsf, dateu
September 5th, 1898, and recorded ip tue oihce
Of the recor RIDER tf fsrowers county IN the state
Of C.loradc IN book three tSl on page two hui
dretl and ei,shty-nipe issg) conveyed 10 the nb-
dersirped John W. krbger for the purpose OF st~
curing the payment Of ttfteeu certain proinisso5y
notcs in said deed Of trust mshtIaped, the tod
lowing described property to.r1t' Eot twV tat
In block twenty nine (2s) in the original te%n
of Lamar MS DESIGNATED BY the reesraed PlaI
thereof, situate In Prowers county, state oi Oh
or ado, lit being the property known W the san
dsrs blacksmith shop.) -,
ard Whereas by the terIns OF said deed nt
trust in case OF the default IN the pny yment nr
aid nles or any part thereof the - d John ".
krirer Is authorized and empowered 10 sell saldt
premises together with all and singular the
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging
Tor the purpose Of paying oil and satisfying said
notes: : and where's default has been made in
the nayment OF part of said notes according TO
their tenor and effect at the time they became
due.
raI owner and holder of said notes and
BY virtue of the power and authority IN
me vested by the terms Of said trust deed VIII
on tho 2tth day of August, lS.s at eleven clock
A. NJ at the front door of the court house IN tils
town Of Lamar. in the county of ProweIs AMI
state of Colorado, sell said real estate at pubic
auction 10 the highest and best bidder for casa
for the purpose of paying off and satisfying sai,l
notes and costs of this trust,
JoHS W. kRIaER.
juy2s-aug12 trustee
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out 81 tho
ID Clerks ofiice of the District Court Of Prov
er. County and State Colorado, and - ne di-
rectsd, whereby am commanded to make tbs,
sum OF Sixty-fve Dollars, ts65) aud costs Of suit
the amount of certain judgmen. reaDntly OBJ,
tanned against Frank W. Davis ia saver Of BAIL
Manenitl out of the lands. tenenchtS, goods
and chattels of the said Frank W. Davis. i have
levied on the following property, to-yit:
The Southeast Quarter ~ Sectisa EsFsn ull
on, situated in PrssSess Csna1y- State "
Colorado.
shall expose for sale at pnslic auction. all the
right, title and interest VI the above named
Frank W. Davis in arsf to- the above described
nrSIcrty. % voads IS .hss li1h day of August,
ises at o 'olosk p m, at tho front door Of the
Court House, ia Lamar, Prowers County. State
Dated x Lamar This Sth day Of July. 1SH,
+. NJ. TATE,
Sheriff Of Prowers Comfy
Bye d. BALDWIN. Under Sheriff.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Granada Items.

ID. j. Loper has become the proud
father of another girl.
Jno. Q. Hagermsn and family have
gone to Stewart, Colorado.
A b. Stewart and son Frank Lee
Stewart were In Granada Wednesday.
Frank Lee and j. L. Mayfeld were
among the visitors to the county seat
this week.
Misses Louise Merrill and Della
Dickinson and Mr.. d. H. Dickson
are attending the teachers institute
at Lamar.
1t is rumored that one OF Grana-
da's elderly bachelors will shortly
take unto himself as wife one of Ora
nada's young and charming maidens.
Every section of the country around
Granada was visited by good rains
last week. There is every reason to
look for big crop OF cane, maize and
so forth
The prospect for wild hay has been
greatly improved during the past two
weeks There is now a good pros
pect that nearly if not quite the usu-
al crop will be harvested
J. b. Cline and W. NJ, Wilson, the
Plum creek farmers, were in town
this week rejoicing over the big rains
that have been visiting their section
lately. Both these grangers expect
big crops now
The rains of the past two weeks
fhas had wonderful effect on the
grass On the north side Of the river
there had been no green grass of any
consequence until last week. now the
whole county looks like one big green
pasture
ARIEL
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22

Valley Sunday school and get few
facts of interest from W. g. Bentley
on Ancient History.
Miss Jennie Gilbert, who is late
graduate of an eastern college is Wis
iting her mother at Pleasant valley
and is in attendance at our county
normal. She will teach the coming
winter
When you are tired of hard labor
on your farm take time to make a
call at the horse ranch OF Mr.. Oyle-,
and he will with pleasure show you
as fine horses old and young, as can
be found in the county.
Miss Emma Condit, one OF PueE-
los most accomplished teachers, il
visiting with her sister Mrs. L. l..
Hollinger, Of Great Bend. II is hel
intention to visit the Worlds Fail
and to continue her journey ~ hel
old home in Ohio.
C.r.wfrv
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
Special Excursion Rates.
CALA,frrY.

For Chicago and return will be
sold on dates and terms as follows
July II, good to return on July
81 or %.
July "a, good to return on July 2s
or August 4.
July 81, good to return on August
4 or H.
August Z, good to return on August
IL or IS.
Fare from Lamar for the round
trip is $27. These tickets will not
be good for passage IN Pullman par
lor or sleeping cars, but will be hon
ored in day coaches or chair cars only.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
Martvnia News.

II you desire to know how to raise
u garden successfully ask G. f. Pearl.
Miss Mary Bentley, Of Philadel-
phia is at present at her brothers w.
G. Bentley, but will soon visit friends
in Colorado Springs and Denver.
A man was heard to say that far
ming don't pay. 1 presume he had
reference to township farming as has
been practiced in our county by a
few.
II you get disheartened in reading
q. S. History attend the Pleasant
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
Lewer Fare to WorId's Fan,

The Santa Fe Route has lowered the
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads, while others
follow; being first to cut the price as
well as first in quick and comfortable
service.
The present ticket rate from Lamar to
Chicago and return ise36S5.
The Columbian Exposition represents
the world In miniature. You get a Euro
pean trip without the ocean voyage. To
miss this chance for self education would
be a mistake always regretted. Another
mistake would be not to go over the
Santa Fe Route, which has the best and
most direct line to Chicago. Passengers
landed within one to four blocks of rapid
transit lines to the fair grouds.
Call on W. E. Cade local agent at
Lamar and ask for free illustrated folder
describing Worlds Fair buildings etc.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LaxAn, Colo.

LAND OFFICE At LANAE, Colo.
June 16. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton to mako final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
July -, 1858, viz Sanford v. .ThorouRhman, H. Z.
No, 4i28 for SEX section -, township "a
south, range II west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his ccatinuous residence upon and cultiy ation
Of, said land, viz: T. N. Lamsou, of Lamar, Col.
William Watkins, of Aartynia, Colorado.
j0aiS-juy0 e. ID. FORD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22
LOCALS.

4. ;,.;itute lasts another week
:, c.rli.le is burning his kiln OF
Markham is plowing for
,.sst
\. AopPer machines are doing
dprk
hs- Fpbsrger was in the city
iss-iAy.
x~ stella Lee Is visiting friends
G.-sia this week.
D. pablic school viii commence
.sabs' the fourth
Nc, ,rso,s Of land are entirely
s1z gas boPpcrs-
q. .s-s- have improved wonder
h usAia the past week
\, mn Of the pas, week has put
rsssi in splendid condition
Sa. o, the nights this week have
a sslshsiully cool and pleasant
IA, wilson, W. p. Wilsoa and
! | Ersnis, Of kio~a, w.rc in the
C thursday.
ss,.-a thirty and forty final
|,-s.si proofs will be made in
nnuz;y, neIt month
4. C. c. Gooiale arrived from
-. ~hers she has been several
HsSA Narsday morning.
is~iay night some thief entered
ksssse Of Commissioners friddy
ssoi hi- watch fros, his vest
.. iosa has = new land nark
'xe Gr~ now fred before or since
.Ood-,he town food we mean
sr- A.. orus-ss y a hriS~ vssh " Th< Re-
sr. - i've, Ia the ii<hs OF The morning.
~ ~-s VII &~uA<ss<y L&,S o. !Srs lea.
l. Srain on wednesday sent Z
h 4 sztsg from the artesian well,
es agricultural college for analy-
IL cost Of living at the State
fni School, Greeley Colo, is
f'~shaa any other plsce. Tuition
fsaness has been lighter in the
a'aes the present month, than
~! time since the establishment
~ Office.
w Barker has sold six guns
'Ias the past ten days. This
'~dni Indicate that times were es
'eily hard.
APAty from town went to Cotton
w dyke on Sunday. They found
'icHy from Las Animas already
aes ground.
Ne entertainment given b. the
"a Al the hose house Wednesday
'1Ag was well attended and was
'10uneed good.
: now transpires that everybody
!" "'h was expecting flood from
"" creek. The wonder is that
"a not come before.
representative of the st. Louis
Democrat, was in town the
VI the week 1t is a great paper
" the wrong side of the silver
'ation.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22

The fishing club ball on the night
OF the 2Sth will be big affair.
Mrs. c. NJ Lee went to Pueblo
Saturday evening to visit friends and
relations.
The REcrsrER is under great obi.
cations TO ID. II. Dickson for the re.
port Of the institute and for other as.
sistance in the Office.
The county commissioners were in
session on Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday of this week. Adjourn
ment was taken until August I.
rG. L. Holmes, of Garden City, an
uncle of T. f. Downer, was here a
few days this week Mr.. Holmes
assisted in the first survey of the pres
ent cite of the city.
The Rev. j. II. Miller, father of
AIRS j. 5. Hasty returned from
Bessimer on Wednesday Ee has
accepted the pastorate OF the Bessi-
mer Baptist Church.
There will be a special communi-
cation of Lamar Lodge No. 80 A F.
and A NJ this evening. A number
Of visiting brethren will be present
Work in the third degree.
Sheriff Tate was caught by one Of
bank failures IN Denver An attor-
ney there sent him check for fifty
cents for fees aud he had it on hand
when tho institution closed its doors
Private boarding and room. 800
to $500 per week; self board and
room $3.50 to $500 per week; club
boarding and room, 81. % per week at
State Normal School, at Greeley.
Tuition free.
Heaton's novelty store is the cheap
e., place on earth to buy goods. More
than 300 useful articles at less than
half the usual prices Call and see
what ve have to Offer whether You buy
or not Somsthing new every week
\ The east ead has this week been
represented by ]. Scott Robertson.
W. W. Jones ". A. Merrill, j. @
HagernaE, Fraak L-e, u s. q.
Newman, Sam Higisee, q. L Feast
J l. Mayfe,a, d. H. Dickson, W.
E Holmes, j. +. and y. Mendenhall
Nnd Finley Hays.
4 number of our farmers are ex-
peraentiny this season with Irish
potatoes and more would have been
had not seed been so scarce and high
during the spring. Mr. Dewitt has
] eight acres and they are looking very
N6ne. His crop and others, will be
Satched with interest for il success
full, many Others will try it.
La. ]. Cooper, OF Las Animss was
lin town on Wednesday. He says the
recent hail storm was very destructive
and from Gageby west it took near
ly everything in its path After the
storm he says q head OF dead horses
were found in one bunch along one
of the creeks but whether killed by
lightning or hail was not known.
Owing to slow payment Of taxes,
the road and general funds have run
so low that some bills payable from
those funds could not be al.
lowed at the meeting Of the board OF
commissioners this week. BY August
7. the date to which the board ad-
iourned, sufficient cash will have
been paid into those funds, to pay all
claims against them
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22

1, W. C. Gould, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do soler lnly swear that the ,h9ye
statement is true 10 the best of my k.owiedse
and belief.
W. C. GoULD, Cashier.
day of july Issa ID. E. CooPRR.
TsEALl Notary Public.
Ny Conn .ission expires Dee. 5 1884,
CoRREcr-ArrEsr;
s:s: :: 3 Fsssi:4- s;sS:i Directors.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-22

Lost.
On Saturday between the bridge
and ranch of A r. Black, Knight
Templars charm. Return to the un-
dersigned and get $500 reward.
A. n. PARRISH
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SS m $500 90 ng sEe STR loo g. 4o oea
., S "a tho Of o @S oGs sHs
10 but fowls were dun aud deened 70 III the Fast Of
jewish trade buyer. senealiy @ n ioaiDac
Western I,r n. 99aIoe fowls, local pr w. iodilc;
W y local ne 1r o rar sGsoc do western 5cSe5 do
Southern odjjc geese. Western. ler par 5Ff35c $500
do >SSe6rn s%T 81 Weston dressed poultry are not
hoyT s49y S"l s ,6 at s onS wssEsr
Trade quiet and The riset io,ced enSSgh demand
csn ana @p I rSd QUANTITY arryn Paac i Sgsr
cqaa'y ,,cad inr hS.''" d"e good demand Tys
sP"s Ssioc s,rD d. DID, per H. ,giac:
Western dyTd ilSls DO w isg sc :' aS sai
PIE of cocks sao spring duck. L do gwtrn 81
5aee do Eastern Pm td ii@ l's squads. white
dozen So 30 DO small AID DARK al 80
Quiet and c, v s f"yor@s .dss acGa or
ToOy on HS, sTS 'sF' s 90 w' p s9a
ye%tccc pair p nnsiiG S,s s%'e s1 81
grass pOyer dozen sSs "a -aS ner NJ alsc do
t ToiSU wild duck red head per pair 'i'fi 90
POTATOES AND vEGErABLEsIrish potatoes ar, are
quiet and under rs9Ss 'ca Sweet poe very plenty
% s Saoans G'S wss% OF qood Quality @d
in 81 1892 a. % Jer,ey Tr DOL VIrsnia per
Dbl o al IS do vneand extra ia3y Ps Dbl o.oa,
ds3 Is do, other jersey per 3D. y a. Ionc Island
yellow per Dbl 81 I'asl SIS &c G do s,ac
and western yellow 81 Godsl So Cabbages Nsw.Irr'eD
and Long Island per 100 qs Cgcubers Jersey per
hush box Long Island per 100 90 df
Monmouth 2o%Goe cnldHoTMT Hub
hard per bb ~ 95osl 80 do. Marrow per POL 2o
7Jces cora Ier.ey 100 joeas2 Esgp" me ssG
soy ner bb &1d-I d Lima beans, potato per Dag' 9,a
Al do rat pcr baq 81 1882 so Cucumber Ilcksi' per
coo s1osi so Turnips Canadian, Russia per Dbl Ju'
do Long Island and Jerscy 75s%y Se eTra @rre
and Soma dozen roots 3Oaloc: do state and We>-in
Moor "a good I.,r dozen roots. 10a25r Peds NOrio.H
per crate II 2Jdfl 90 Beans No'io'"' pr N"'
IL
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aor ,ieht offerings, but shippers had rev ORDERS
ur una No Speculative trading local carlots wexnI
ana AMI Very little demand; No mixed Oct9oer, aszg
NJ NJ. Sovemoer 4SQyss4c; December ana January
~ tsi ~ Sc Oats-Local trade demand ngnt' VIVA
ar,nie offerings OF CARROTS at former ,eses
nIpnres dull and shade easier No wnte Oct0peI
5aeS,ssiSc. November 362sM36S4c; Decemper oox.
SS9Ic. January, 37Gs7i1c. Butter nrm; Dus aa,st
Saskatchewan creamery extra SC tehIsy vara
rs,ts' extra wholesale CSC; do tobbing Z9a5zc
LIZ LIS firm and ia good demand; Pennsviv ,
asts e9c Cheese firm and fairly active New-fork
Tactorv 1OilIllIkc; part skins 64''ac. sugar
fp6oad firm and In good demand cuDes, oSc;
io1nnee i5-i6c; standard powdered 5s.c: me
ran,1iat ed 5asc: standard granuated 5asc; crown
< : Slsc: crystal A. sac; double refined damond A.
"a confectioners A. SIC; red star a; b'sc; Key
Stone A. 5isc; Franklin b. sc; Franklin extra =.
4 iiIsc: red star c, 11-l6c; green star =, aHc:
h,na star G. slice all less 3-l6c rebate; NO ~ &c
nnt. No "a 3s.c net Feed dull; winter bran, Sle 90
msii 3 per ton Petroleum steady; rehned' IN par
rels s. TO- ,,,o. trad. =, IN
changed prices. Bran steady and no trouble 70
sell east track at 80 cents; sales country POINTS
cars sacked at soc: track this side naf car
sacked shipments at zoe. Wheat higher: OCT. tsNc
nominal: November. 64lsc nominal; Decemper, 8rs
SGSi5c bid: May 74lac asked Corn hrm ana nisner:
october S5ssc nominal December: 5oNtg:o'sc nid:
YEAR 35ssc nominal; May 3s7sc bid oats lower:
S7iSc bid: May S1asc bid. Pork-Standard mess n,
selling at sis on orders. Lard-Prime steam stc
nominal Dry salt meats-Shoulders AT .c' longs
and clear ribs SIC: shorts: 1Oisc; Bacon-bboked
Shoulders &c. longs. 11Lc; clear ribs, LAC; shorts
llI9a1lssc. High wines at u l..