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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
superior court or the state OF Wash
ington, in and for the county Of King.
James Frew and Christina NJ. FTew, his
wife, and George Yonldon and Harriet
Youldon. his wife, defendants. No.
Under and by virtue of writ of special
execution, issued out of the superior
court of the state of Washington. hold
county on the 2Srd day Of December. 1895,
and TO me directed and delivered, for a
judgment rendered in sad court, in the
above entitled cause, on the 23rd day of
December 1880, in favor Of Archibald u,
Carmichael, the above named plaintiff.
and against James Frew and Christina
NJ Frew his WIFE and George Youldon
and Harriet Youldon, his wife, the above
named defendants, for the sum OF 81, S3l.7S
and one hundred and fifty dollars an
attorneys fee, and the costs of this ac-
ton, taxed at sl2a with interest at the
rate OF eight per centum per annum.
from the date thereof, together with the
Cnsts Of sale. all in lawful money, which
judgment is a judgment OF foreclosure OF
a certain mortgage, in which Judgment
the sale IS ordered OF the following de-
scribed premises, situate. lying and being
in the county OF King and state OF Wash
ington, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate IN the county Of King and state
as the east half OF the southeast quarter
of section eleven. in township twenty
north. OF range six, east OF the William
cite meridian. containing eighty acres
more or less.
Notice is hereby given that. on the Oath
day of January, 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m
of said day, 1 Will sell the above described
premises. or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy said Judgment be-
sides all costs. interest and accruing
costs.
The sale will take place at the west
front door OF the court house a Seattle
IN the county Of King and state Of WASH
ington, az pub..c auction. for cash in hand,
TO the highest and best bidder
Dated at Seattle. Washington, Decem-
Der Is. 1895.
a T. VAN DE NANTER.
Sheriff OF King County, Washington.
Albert T.. Joab. Attorney for said
Plaintiff.
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ADVERTISERS. notice.

Advertisers desiring display adTertise-
vnents changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand irS copy BY o'clocS SATURDAY % si'-
PosT -IETELLTGEScER co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23
CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER NOTICE-Notlee y
hereby given that the assessment foh Y.
local Improvement district No. IL III taiS
city OF Seattle, for the improvement y
Anna street. from Ga}er street 70 b IL
lev street created by 0rdinahce9No. ssss
providing for said Improvement Dy III ~,
stucting sewer and for an assesslliesn,s
IA nav therefor by the mode Qf InIuesn-
ATE payment, mas been certified 20 me ~
collection. and that unless payment g
the assessment thereon eontalhe9
made within thirty days from ne eas 80
az the first publication OF TINS hgl-ss
such assessment shall become delnquss,ss
aud shall bear interest at the rate % y
Uer cent. per anoum until PAID a. 4
not paid before suca assessment anass
have become delinquent penalB :.
Der cent shall be added. and tiis So.
delinquent shall be entered on ths 49,. s
nual tax roll for the current year ~ 49,. 80
each lot and paTce! 50 dehnausAs , Saso
with the interest collected rs Yet Laot
taxes separate account De4hs 80
thereof and II not paid WITHIN the s III
fxed for the payment OF Guy taAse97.ss.aa
be collected az such taxes are cotiess.sss
together With such additional ma - -
and penalties as are auihorizel 80.
charged and collected on other usAa
qurnt taxes. and eac1 lot or pal.-1.s,,,s,
deiinquent shah be sold Tor the am 81
OF such assessment, with interest Ser
costs. at the time ana IN the III ~ "A
and by the same authority as 7Ishue
lots are sold for city taxes. ..-.,-
j. NJ r. ATKINSON
City Treasurer of tfpe CITY or s7,a.h
Date OF first pIb.tcation. Seauie' va"
January 18Th 1896
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

HAVE CASH BUYERS for steam laundry;
small grocery store OF fruit stand, about
$500 cigar stand. about $50. ana Tor
whole o. part OF restaurant or hoteI ali
az them must bear investtga ton. Address
or call, Neumann, rooms Ills Eplef
block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

FOR SAIE-Lodgiug houses from 500 10
s. so: grocery stores, from syss 10 49,,
nanufacturing business. Sft1, fruit ana
cigar sta nd So: partners In ONCE D9si-
ness. from SO to SO: partner in old estao-
Iished business, $3.50. Neumann. rooms
44-a5 EpleT block.
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FOR SALE-An interest in one OF the OLE
est esta bIished and best located rneTcan-
tile businesses in the city, 70 party OF
good business ability. satisfactory refer-
ences and about 81 0@ cash. Address A
4 Observation-Disclosures.
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DINER AND wRECkEn

A o, pENJANIN. ~ Rallroal Avenue.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r0p sAT.EGoh mining stocks IN the
War Eagle Josie. St Emo and lie Rol,.
the four greatest god mines IN the
Northwest We can sell stock IN tnese
n,ires at SO low a figure mat you afe
certain 10 5o,gbse your money within six
months Gilmore & Thurston, genera
mining agents, Ios Cherry street, Seattle.
Wash.
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LoGGEEs' SUPPLIES.

LnGGzES' SUPPLY STORE Rslr,.t
4trrle ana Nts.er Bo-m chains.
a-o---. s.r.IN IS. snatch Boxes rta 49,
see.-.- -aal- -4rtS2ge bolgnt and sd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

wANTED-To purchase established mill
Iiuery business: Second street preferred'
give particulars Miss A 3. Abbott,
general delivery, City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

FOR RENTlThe Offices IN the Bailey
block row occupied ~ the Mutual Life
insurance Company. Of New YORK APP
ply 70 Sherwood GalsSyy. al the COM
ranyts office.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

SFAN5ENHERG SIS Second. cpr-sI-a
E4tey block. re-1Vr-s and rtrsirs uru-
tEt.-4s. = p-.R--iters. Keys f-r a. TX
j-NltHErrA HOSPITAL. tas -~-,-.4
f-.- rs 70 -t3 Co.1Ual4 street. Rob-
So IRA. =
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FOR REST-RODMS.

FOP RENT-E1gantly furnished rooms,
g and upwards: baths; steam heat ho-
8 Tel Ferguson Front AID Seneca AEs-
T'.re1lson- r1rcrrseuess. Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOODEN NILS.

PIANOS To RENT-N.ater 4 Iarpe-.
Egr&e building.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALI1-S600: we have placed on sale
r1r a few days only limited number OF
lots on Pike street at STAo each: these
}uts are close in. only ten minutes walk
from postonice. Law high and beautiful;
fine view Of city and sound. the finest
residence property ia the city; this is
great chance Cor investors Jordan *
Maddox, room ) Colonial. block.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

LuND-ln LNnncnherg. Pa. on Novcm be
J. OF diphthcra, Early. son OF Thomas and
Laura i.uIl, aged years aud months.
Philn. papers please copy.
ii hkLAN-Un Oct. 3lst Mrs. Cltharlno IIar-
Ian. AZ tho ros denco OF her sou, John
Harlan. ll?D W. ith street
Relatives ana fricidS nrt Invited to attend
the funeral services ut the house on We'd
nesduy morning at B.3j II IN. Informant pri-
waite ut " est Chester Pa. Without further
notlc.. CheScr County, Pa and Elkloa NJ |.
papers please cory.
WinT--At Gordon Heights. Del on Noyen-
Dor Bird. Benfn mln Wnt, 81
Ncativcs aud friends ara invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his son
ebert Writ. Gordon Heights on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock services at tn house
Intcrmcnt private at Riverview cemetery
DAVIS On Nov. LET. Mabel daughter of
Benjamin and AIRY Davis. aged 4year7 and
months
Relatives and friends arc Invited to att end
tho funeral from Tho IcsI ence of her pa
rents y o. BOZ Madison rect. on Tuesday uf-
tcruOon. November s. at !O'ulOgk. Intern ynt
at LumbHrly Cemetery.
MEEDs--Dn November .. Ethel l.. Needs, in
her Eth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral. from her mothers residence,
No J29 " Iiliahs street. south side, OH Thurs
day afternoon ut o clock. Services ut Made
ley Church, and interment ut Eivervcw
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
NIr, NiOrynn's Reply.

Mr.. EDlTOR:-lU Is not my hlb 1t to
make reply to criticisms made either by
private individuals orby newspapers even
when | am miSreprGsentci. | saw, OF
course my attention was called to It. do
not read your paper what You had to say
about my letter giving the truo version Of
Mr.. Bryans reference In this city to some
ministers. thought If 1t amused you, ~
1t would do mo no harm, ought no, to
object, and so said nothing.
Tho statement you made in your paper
yesterday, however, Is 50 far from what
did or would do that dcviate, IN this case
from my usual course. You say 'distrib.
uted the Prohibition ticket with tho Dam.
ocratic candidate Of tho Constitutional
Convention to the members OF my "con-
gregation." need not dcny that accu.
sntion Any one who has q little know
ledge Of the present ballot law of Della
ware, and will rcil.ct u moment will know
that was not only not true but could NOT
be true.
All the tickets of all the difY.rcnt
parties are printed on ono sheet AMI must
not DO separated and are In the Gu 'tody
OF tho election officers till the morning Of
election and are only givch to the voters as
they cntcr the voting booth. At tho pres.
cnt writing have not voted AMI have NOT
therefore seen the Prohibition tict0b eS.
ccpt II sample copy in tho "EvervEfcAi n.y.
WhNt did do last Sunday morning. was
to preach temperance sermon, ana In
conclusion explain the present non partf.
san temperance movement OF our State
and County, as it is related to tho coming
Constitutional Convention.
then read the names of the candidates.
not Democrats only, but Democrats and
Republuans-indorsc by tho Non parti.
san Temperance Alliance of this county,
and distributed printed list OF these
names to rs many persons No wanted
thom said nothing about iha Prohibi.
ton party and Prohibition tic llot from
the beginning Of tho service to tho cnl Of
it. l only advocated that temperance
men support temperance candidates to the
Constitutional Convention.
You scem DESTROYS to know my politics.
never hesitate moment to give that ih'
formation either in private or In public "
suitable times. 10 any body VINO Enow3
me, both my present and past political
relations, it is simply ridiculous 60 init
mate that sympathil9 with the DANG.
cratic party. ! never voted tho Democratic
ticket or for any Democrat. l den lHo41
to say that might not have split my tlGk'
ct, only state the fact; did not.
Can al you in the REPUBLICAN, Office
say as muchY l was a Republican until
my conscience, by reason Of the oQmpli.
city of tho Republican party in the liquor
curse of this country, took me- DUB OF Ii
into the Prohibition party am now al
prohibitlonist, and not q blind partisan,
either but such that Will follow that prin::
ciplc into any party that VIII stand lor ~
belong to no party but to the principe
OF prohibition supporringi with my voice
and labor and vote. shall so vote to-day.
Can you give rs good an account of your.
self S, NJ. Morgan, Mt. Salem Parsonage,
Nov s. 1865.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
OUR CARD BASKET.

toommun ioations for this column should
addressed SouF Card Basket" REPUBLICAN
Ofice.l
Nat. Welsh of Washington, D. G., is In
our city to-day,
Cards for the wedding of Mr.. George w.
Harrison, son Of Capt George w. liar.
rison. general ticket agent Of the West
Virginia Central Railroad, to Miss Annie
Belle Houston, Of Baltimore, daughter OF
the late Samuel Houston, who for many
years was Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
official, arc out. The wedding will tako
place in the Lafayette Square Presbyter.
Ian Church, Baltimore, November ~. Mr.
Central Railroad, with headquarters at
Ekins, w. Va.
NJ Il. Connell of Washington, D. c., Is in
Wilmington to-day.
Rev. Il. b. Short and Miss Rumford
rode TO West Chester on their wheels on
Saturday and dincd with Professor OAR
lin2ton.
Alfred Springer of Mount Cuba, spent
Sunday in West Chester.
Henry Murray of Chester has been visit
ing in this city
VIM. Frances Of Washington DC, is in
our city to-day.
Alone of the protticst dance parties which
has taken place in our city for sometime
was given last Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Foraker, $50 Chestnut
street bv Miss Nichols Of il2l Adams
street and Miss Howard of 81 Van Buren,
street. The house was beautifully decor
atcd with ported plants for the occasion
among them being beautiful palm given
the young ladies giving the dance by the
Eria Bicycle Club Of Philadelphia who
turned out in q body, numbering fifteen
with their suits and coiors, making very
rretty appearance. The evening was
spent in dancing, singing and playing
games.
John H. Schl, foreman Of the Dover In
dex, spent Sunday in New Castle US the
guest of John Peck.
Miss Edna Oglesby, of Chester is visit
irg the family of BoDjamnF. Rawnsley.
William Whitford of Washington, DC,
Is in town today.
Harry Giles and Daniel McFadden Of
Washington, d. G., are in Wilmington to-
day.
Mrs VIM. T. Picrson and Mrs Andrew
after spendinga week with
Mrs. Harry Albert IN New York, have re-
turned home, much pleased with their Wis
it and are more than ulatud with the sights
there.
DI, Hiram Evans visited friends in
Media on Sunday.
Miss Bertha Yerscr, dan ghtcr of Hiram
Yorgrr, was married last evening, at hor
home, No. GojWHshinGton street, to GEO.
j. Compton by Rev, .. &. Burlington
Miss Alice Lawrence was bridesmaid and
Samuel I. Compton wa, best man. Miss
bessie Wyatt played the wcdding march.
Tho bride WAS gOwncd in white silk, and
Organhio trimmed with duchess lace, and
carried white chrysanthomums. Tho
bridesmaids wore pink silk and carried
white carnations. The house was hand
,omoly decorated with autumn leaves,
white chrysanhemunnsa and pottcd plants.
Only the relatives Of the bride and groom
were present
Anna NJ. eldest daughter of o. c. Ma
gargal Of Braulywinn Springs, is spend.
ing IL few weeks with hor uncle, H. G.
Tallcy, near Tallcyvillc Del. We wish
Miss Anna pleasant visit and safe TO-
turn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
FIREMAN KILLED.
Phoenix En,ln, and lis, Driver o.
vsr H. Courtney In a Trench.
18Th And HARRIET Vgs. TIE lt!ys
Firemen were Hurrying to Box
No. 81 at Thirteenth and
Claymont Streets Where
There Was Slight
Fire.

A frightful accident resulting in the
death OF Oliver H Courtney, II member of
the Phoenix Fire Company, who was
driving the engine, occurred at El9h-
tcenth and Market streets at $50 clock
last evening AT this point the city is
constructing sewer under the tracks of
the railway company. The pit is 10 feet
was surrounded by light fence, and
there Is not moro than ten feet of roadbed
between it and the sidewalk
The direct cause of the death of Mr..
Courtney was the needless sounding OF an
fire alarm from box No.52. The blaze was
in tn Q house No gVlNandever Avenue and
wus cxtinguished before the department
reached the scene. When the alarm was
sent in James II. Patterson the regular
driver of the engine was absent and court
ney volunteered to perform the duty.
William walker was on the rear Of the APP
paratus. Ahead of the engine was the
carriage of tho company driven by John
Manlove, Both carriage and On CINE were
being driven atn rapid rate Of speed ap-
preaching tho excavation.
Police Officer solomon and Waterman
saw the approaching engine and carriage
and realizing tho danger which confronted
the drivers siguullcu to them to approach
the pit slowly. But the heed taken OF the
warning only amounted to the carriage
9FiN y, lurIlHS VIV VI I,ie lrack' AS ny
alu .hc Gnu VI Ine 'on,c'e TtFtch INC iiaIl
on ly n few feet behind and Courtney was
hmpie 10 pun MS lGfata our OF the track
lhei ei.ey piuiB'a INV the ueSpese pnFt
oi wv pto anu III We uoceht the cisluo
LuthGu oVct anu lNhuru up'iuo u""h
ssrihlhH N.Y., matet L'',A Wnlcil pl'r5G ana
phr'lal'y iliafi inc hoiG WIN water Court,
ney Whs p'hloheu uhuer the engine ana
s aVnos'uS9 was instantly killed lheh
equalleu In this city. Brother ,Hrcmen aud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

The rabbit shooting season In Delaware
will not open until November Is, although
it opened In New Jersey and Pennsylvania
yesterday and crowds of Philadeiphians
boarded early morning trains for choice
hunting grounds. Rabbits are reported to
be plentiful everywhere this year, Birds are
aid to be scarce, and partridges have been
SO hunted that the sportsmen will have to
90 far afield to get shot any any, while
phensants arc said to have disappeared.
\. The duck shooting season Of 1896 opened
yesterday morning on the Susquehanna
flats the greatest duck shooting region in
the whole United States. The canvasback
bay black heads, the red heads and bald
pates are the varieties most sought after.
The game laws of Maryland permit duck
shooting three days week, beginning yes
terday, any many Philudelphian5 are on
of the ground, as usual. The headquarters
the sportsmen for duck shooting Is at
Havrc de Grace, and some of the finest
sporting craft there arc owned BY Phila.
delphians. Two weeks ago wild duckswere
reported to DO plenty, but it is said that
pirates have worked havoc among them
since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

students OF tho Woman's Collcg, Of
baltimore held Presidential election
Yesterday. The polls wsrc opln from 3 to
{ D. NJ Everything WAS d3ua n accord.
alice with tho election law Of Maryland.
Many Of the stutloats "rn p!Oh.hitionIsts
but the feeling for sound money was 50
strong that ~ largo nunbor Of thu W. G.
II. U. Msmbsrs yugea Tor M9k!nloy. The
rcturna weru as fo!i9Td; A,cKi0ley 100,
Brysn 81, lowering VI, fslmer ., vord u
Total 1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
Fou nd 4 Hn. No oy.

YoRK, PA, Nov. a-Whilc tearing OK
the roof Of his house to-day Edward SpAns-
Ter, Il farmer living at Spry, TINS comfy,
found bag filled with gold and silver
notes. b fore he had time to count ms
find his hired man, VIA. sullivan seized
Spnnrlur pursued sullivan, but the lat
ter threatened to XIII him and Hnlc COOL
his escape with the treasure. Spanglrr
noticed the denomination Of 0ns Of tho
Lotus. which he says was SOD Tho police
are now locking for Sullivan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine II Harlan
will take place tomorrow from the resi-
dcncc of her son, John p. Harlan. Since
the death Of her husband about six years
ago she has lived in this city. lntermcnt
will be made in West Chester, Tie fol-
lowing members Of the family survive;
John p. Harlan who is married and re.
sides in this city; Mrs sidney Briggs, of
Colorado; Mrs. Harriet Cadwallaler, of
New York; }. Marshall Harlan and Thos.
:. Harlan, OF Ardmore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

Gus Garrison and George b. Hunter
have made wager on tho result of the
election, Garrison agrees that if Mckin-
ley is elected ho will wheel Hunter from
the startling point of the parade to the
finish; if there is no parade from Market
street bridge to Brandywine bridge. ii
Bryan Is elected Hunter is to wheel Gar
ri
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

DENVER, COL, Nov 2.-Captain Park
hill, Of the Denver City Troop has sent
the following telegram to Chairman Jones
Of the Democratic campaign committee;
"The Denver City Troop desires tho
privilege of acting as the personal escort
Of Mr. Bryan at his Inauguration as Pros.
itlrnt March next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

WASHINGToN, Nov. , The President to.
day pardoncd Emil G. Knnppr, convicted
of rmbezzling the funds of tho Chicopcc
National Bank, Springfield Mass, and
sentenced in 1874 to five years imprison.
mpUt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

Steam heating and plumbing are brisl,
with Gawthrop and Brother Company.
The Fame Hose Company, n mansion IN
Greensboro, Md, the annex to the gables.
Mr.. Jones and Others are putting III hot
water apparatus DR.. Ne Kny is having
first class sanitary plumbing put in his
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
WHICH WILL WIN {!
SLY Err
OR
GOLD.

We don't know.
"cdo know that we have won the favor
of discriminating public by the excellence
Of our Clothing.
HAMBi kGER: Clothing stands in Il
class Of its own
1t is designed by us, and made the way
we wanted /, made, not the way sOmcb dy
else make, it.
The result is an abundance Of style
without any increase in the cost.
Choviot ~uit5in plain Black and Blue
and in Fancy Patterns, Slo, Sl9 AMI $lj
Othcr, from 81 up
SUITS Of all hiLds ia please all tastes,
from IS to so
ON&NCOATS from - 70 80; many DIFF
ntstyic,,
Y, NJ b, 0 ID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
3! eciais ut the Volunteers

Lieut.. Peters, of Philadelphia formerly
OF this city, will speak tonight at the
Volunteer Third and King streets. On
Thursday night Capt jenkins will speak,
and on Friday night staff Capt. J. Lind
say. These specials will be assisted by
Capt. Smith, tho sOngstcr, and Lieut.
Furlong Meetings every night. Every
body welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Banker AMI broker.

BUY your flags, lanterns, red fro and
campaign goods at tho New York Novelty
Store, No. Glib King street.
Fresh fish &c, per pound at Sth street
market, r. a. Mcclure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03

Tho weather tomorrow promises to be
partly cloudy to fair.
TIE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Office today:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock
81 q 50