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91 CHERRY SIEEET. 9* CHEERY 3TREET.
CENTRAL CITY CLOTHING HOUSE!
Charles Wachtel & Bro.
the POPULAH CP* >TIIIEUH
Ow repnttion for keeping Ihe \ws**t end bttf •tox-'k but been fully uishrinert
tiiis mtimn, we now n tfeih* aMrtweat of
Fali and Winter Clothing
- fob -
Men, Youth, Boys and Children,
lUDKSm iALLY FOR US.
In Gents' Furnishing Goods,
our department# n * .locked with all *W ocveUie* of the a a*on, onr rrr'nce
menu- are such &h enable# a. to etttt anU>tß n a* e-.-r.y •# shown us New lor*.
Gents* Underwear So Neckwear.
W. .‘lll sell lb* celebrated DIAMOND 811IBT, whichi i. • poml aad Uo ‘el
known t* nel any (nrifctr mention. We UnVu ti.fi Isa*. Ob t. DO LEAIt bHJK f e^tl
bmn.
lES.&, t®,
0„ * t ,dk in Ihia dpartmit o mi#** of c'vrv known i-ew style. Iho Kol.t'.eat
t ftkf -i i r i HILK. f tiS vtd StllA n.
HereinN*r hawe the and am cuuviiiee yjn tket for low prices.
|vou Booth and Styles
CHARLES WACHTEL & BRO., Are Headquarters,
tnflv!) 12m MACON, GA
E. 1 WINKLE l CO.
Manufacturers
Cotton Gins,Feeders, Condensers,
pDV#Olf FMBMn. SAW! HILLS.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA. GJ.. ISSI ■
SAW GIN AND SELF-FEEDER,
EXillltlTED IJY
E. Yan Winkle & Cos.,
Av ?d and for liCK( xnmplc, ln>i g • erml fOknih in and const*noted
smthisw* the ImtuiM.iifltk v> gold
, , . Ul, S. BJCKH, T. M. SMEDiH, Mi h. VV. 11 B \ BROWS. Goon.
** * H ‘ i H I KIMBALL. lYmnor Um*riU
Alfeo, Find Prt alimi al the Oirvdtai Kln:e F.irs nod l*e Oor;;iii Fain*.
Thin Gin la eu Mm tram*, >tedi oliafK ol vcr> b- Hi tunlcrtul *md ull
ra t*td
DOUBI/*: SCREW TREKS,
Aim TO BE THE REST TEES* IN
WOULD.
Bait*W* t*>r Row<, Sttktm and Wat r
%wr. IVkcanp tun tilth* ko. Gitit i<>; j
not! Peeking c vo t'tt at the *:im time.
CTtiUnl i>i C.*tnUv c 'a*' *v& Pnco*. j
J B isl Tiißxrt cowr.tr.
Macon- Georgia.
-i E Leu is—
Doors, Sash, Moulding, Rough and Dressed
X j 'OTs.-2:533552X,
Builders’ Hardware. Paints,
ttfc, rwr. C! •. A<- Af-nif-r 151 tT.ILO W.VCIONB. l)w n,l Wm.lovr
Ff.uw*, Ur.xrk.-J*. •. Xrtt-V..tr.fc, & , (-> order. IVtim. t--s f. r all
Idmis of *otk t y fttriiUls tl V r j uf.Second Mr vt> Op-ostt. J\\ Bnrte
A ©a. Faetoty ou Or t irr>.Ma- mi. <i. nmlOiat-i
B, L. 8c C. B. Willingham 8c Cos.
145,147 & 149 Second Street, Macon. Georgi*.
COTTON FACTORS.
' fe ikitk we <M pk-ate yon in the s.e oi \aor G>h. n, m i ask you
*e Kite £ . tmlA B.L. &C- B WILLXNGHA2I 3c CO.
THE rERIWKK AM) STANDARD, TALBOTTOS. TAI.ROT fOISTY, GEORGIA FEDKIAiIT 20. 1883.
; ~ ~ tisfu.e Fcur.w i’rfss.
t* cks 100 |f> (.*>o |(.e.ln TWO MfN
i 1 i KS. lV4lo*v l*!i ok oil - , h
{ i* xm’i-i.'g in tbs v.ay when put
Stng in the Hnl. Tal cs little |>owtr >nd
I* ►|‘;t s xt,
Wrvnglit Iron Screw, aid veiy
s'm g.
E YAH WINKLE &CO .
r.c.'? j ox s;). m.AMA. <;a.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT."
•iUft • •>•-.. ( L ' ■
OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMNTS
—IN—
Groceries and Provisions
TO CASH BUYERS.
CORN, FLOUR, HAY, OATS, BRAN.
New crop New Orleans end Florida Syrurpc, New Crop
Sugars and Coffees, Good Coffee 8 11)3. for sl.
3. I-3C. Z-Z^-XVEEX.iTOX^r,
I'he Up*Totvn Grocer,
jan 6">l—mar22 COLUBUfi. GEOBGIX
Georgia Warehouse
J. W. WOOLFOLK,
Proprietor,
Columbus, - Georgia.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO STORAGE AND SALE
OF COTTON AT REASONABLE RATES.
Liberal Cash Advances
on Cotton in Store. Call and .ec os.
.1. \V. WOOLFOI.K,Proi> < r.
F F- JENKINS. Salesman
CHAS- A- HOUGH, Scaicsmnn. nn R i:>c,n,
BEEND BROS.,
No, 102 f-trcet, Macor\, Ga.
Manufacturers ol ami V, boUeule m.d I'iasil Denkrs in
Carriage, Phaeton, Buggy
DARY, TRUCK, WAGON,
Cart Harness <& Collars,
Ladies’ & Cents’ Saddles & Bridies,
All of wheh we keep t!y an l and in the rurMr. Also, WHIPS,
dORSE BOOTS, COVEItS r W inter aud Sunnier, Xct*. &ad KQIJIFMEXTS in
die line generally,
OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE. HARNESS UPPER. PATENT
ENAMELED and LACE LEATHER.
Kin and Calf Skins, Lining* Skins,
lltu-iH'B?mnker , H,. t '!HMl<‘rV,Sboetnalu'rV Tun hit's MuUiial, Tools <*wl
Eludings. B©.- GIVE US A CALL.
flash fvt IF.ln, Skin*, Fur?, Wool, Wax, ‘follow. Fiuiskod ami Hough
aus.tl 1.1
NEW GOODS.
A. F. PICKERT,
Vo. 5 Whitehall, St., - - Atlanta Georgia
HAS JthST loceivel a large >toek of all the new designs in the
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
- E 1. E C T 1{ O
Silver X=>2et-fc€?a. o.
Parties wishing Bn Aw l Present# till do well to call an A examine mv stock anti
r .re pvretaking eisevlive, A fall stock of 18*7 Uogvni Brtws Ai Spoons.
. rkh ui;tl K ivc* alwu'sen iai.d. Bpec,l Rttentioa riven to WaU.ii and Jewelry
Work, svi CO 12m '
tUNS
or I7XK7 ViKO cntAM 78AM X7M
Hhft (iurm, Kavolvn, AtnmuaJ-
Uo u, Piatt log Tackle, Heine*, Wet#*
Kulvm, Itnzcra, Kk*tM, \
Hammock*, etc.
Urgfl Illfifft rstt of! Catniojpae FREE.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
i'lTTXHunair, pa,
WANTED) Ledtai fttifj Oemlcmcn, to ngiif*
with a* to Mi! pevi-rn I I’Nt fnl HoneelioM
Arilvlvs. I*rofll large. I-Hlivr In lliflil,
Knelitjitv* territory kO<i. No compete
tUffl. Terms liberal. CfrcuUni FREE. A<Wl re**,
iineltt ItanefarCif Cos., ftox HUH, yiUxbrnrifb, P*.
A NEW CURE FOR
POTATO pGS
AND ALL TROUBLESOME VERMIN.
Mdf*. *wr#, elaatj I * and HmuoU Pack***. P®l
/.id, Meta. AO* #7# WaMTKO. /ddrww,
*F M, (Tohnutcm, Fliaborgli, P*.
Musical instruments
of all kinds for sale very cheap.
Catalogues free. A-i.ir.-M, RICHARD
HULL I Cff. Box 808. HtUburiih, P..
mays (Jm
i F. REICHERT,
FURNITURE,
Will be found at the
I Nos. 92, 94 & 96 Mulberry, St.
j
MACO> GA., (Vlasonlc Temple )
All uredea of Furniture kept and every article guaranteed as represented.
Fine Chamber Sets. P.irlor Fnrnitnre. Wa!tres-es, Wudow Shades and Cornices.
In lbe Cn.Vrt.il.ing Department, Metallic Caskets, Wooden C-sieU and Coffins of
every description. snh2y
Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST MILLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
OITVfi, l*l*KKSl£>i, REAPERS,
SOWERS, HAY RAKES, COTTONSEED KULLERB, MA
NURE SPREADERS, and all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments at prices that cannot he Duplicated.
E. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
20 BBiOAD ST.. OOLUJIKUS. DA.
LOUIS LOOK IANUFACTURINC CO’S,
OAS.RIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLFTE IN THE WORLD
j
i
FULL CAPACITY 1,000 PER WEEK
“The Standard Vehicles.”
AKE MADE ATTEESE WOJ.KS, EUD tACING
Brewster, Whitney, Cooner and Tunnkin Side Bars, and
Salidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
Ihe Greatcst Varieties of Biyle,
The Fines! Two at and Three Spring l*h..e'o’:g, +
The HKnilviiieAl Barouehon iu iho Market,
B*yliah Four *ml .Six Passengers,
C. sue py Top Baske t ITiaf tons.
The Bc4 PUtsorai Spn g W vons,
O: en and TANARUS .> Sur.ey WU.^on*.
(SCM)K*B -'STANDARD VEHICLES** a~e k .o*n ! the worid ove. as the bc.'t L*r
clio money, D* u t ut.df-r fiuy cireniußtaPCes Luy u>,ti{ y#n have sem for oar
' ircubir < f Styles and P ices. Wholesale t ad* a Sp*o'a!ty. H Oitniiicr wc n k*
or own Wheels, The Sarvcn Patent, hud war.ant cvry Tehule. angß
| >. m.ntong U-vt *d
I |WonWful A'!nlure(l
Tr.n
und <>ihr fn t ludim
d* #r * Th' 1 !J* ft ° d
tunion the Plain*! Omni* *’l*ht*
with Indian*’ Denporst* Adventure*! Narrow
K*onp*! Won&nrful Shooting ond Hid log.
Wild Life in the Far West.
On* Ounuffi 1 Cunt r*taim t eno-Mcn jpull Png* Color
*<l Platen? Grand**! n*k ftr
thing? Kndjt**Ml by Gi. Mwritt. lluffalo Bill, and oth
llnw*. ftf No Competition? * pg*. pHw ts.no
i?*nT**lr* Ootto flu cl* , •tanijM or money liimUnlcul Cir
cular* Freo. WrH* ftt one* lor Mtnry to
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
■4-1 B N. ad Hfroot, frf. I>AIU.
Author of *• Border Outlaw*."-" Metropolitan Uftl
OLD BOOKS.
CTiHDASB Books, 0, SASS 0)113 and CHS IP.
Send stamp for Catalojfuo. Juldrosj,
CURIOSITY SHOP;
8.1. Cm. IU ud WuibjWn in.. t~. LcOS, KO.
oclli
J. A. WALKER,
All closes and sfylov of Cn’ rt'e % Tir £i s, H Ilvl C;nt, Su.VI tj, H. r
ee**. e?e. I *.ui ag-ni forthe
Old Hickory and Milhum Farm Wagons.
And kc p *lw*ys on l;*tul lev si-lh*t ra-y 1-e v. a e’. I koj. in *tfckclap
Western Buggies and Fine Eastern
BUGGIES-
At on p ;,e from S3O :o * at.il C**im o ee r> oi si3o to fbOO. Tae lest
me nl of g
SADDLES AMD HARNESS
‘o he found iu the ci*y.
I I ecp more g oda iu my line bi*i any bouse in tbj city aa 1 will say* you m< u
ey eu aßyiliipj ton hnt. Jut co.,ic Mid look, i: w!t rout ro-i notion .
J. A. WALKER. Nest to Rankin House Office,
Coluinbu3, Ga-
ROW A THEY 00 !
Great Reduction in Prices of
AT '
W. BEDELLS.
UF.dthc- Follawing Prices and bs Convinced.
Vec‘Ts n b*>V s’ook £*fo?*er pair. Men**? w!rl* sfeek BwK $-2 2~ rtr
r. A c‘? wholes* k IP* rai*s Sl.?8 per pr r. A excellent Brosnua* >1 *,
‘ i y~: • s P ,, " n 'DLl^Vo{en 4 ji every dav shoes§!.C?o per pair, Ylomen-,*. 1; - SL--
ut *•**'* '' Ga fS* it* Chi?drfa*s Mi e- \ien - fi’ - ~• 1 .^-4
' 1 c.s -t ti Tj, Mens Cat; W^ 4 oUj . ihe Hoe o! ‘ ** "
Ladies' and Misses* Shoes
evpr brt u t;eCo na hni Ev ;y iviits -rtfe ito lx* fresh n-w >: >-k ai*d w.i~
iir.t- • son.t iiot <-’v-.i W. A is lor von tc *n via ntj <*- rk h -U,r ur>’
v c *
tu ‘ u m °"
_ Sd BrcK.u Sarsri, Cos timbas. ci.v
**• J^JjU il-’-SKISOS *c ’ ith me axl \iill l* o &aro . l, Ui^ds.' ~ c * 5
Central h Scntliwestem Railroads
Savannan Oa-.
ON and after SUNDAT, ian 10. 188..
nasson-'cr trains on the Central nnrt
; Srmthvvrsteni BaiDoud and Brandies will
run as follows:
TRAIN No. I—"3OING N°ETH AND WEST.
Leaves Savannah A M
Leaves Augusta A M
Arrives at August T- P M
Arrives at Macon 6:4opm
I Leaves Macon IcrAtlan a
Arrives at Atlanta 3:40 a M
[ Leaves Macon for Columbus and
Montgomery daily.. *2 25 ° m
Arrives at Colcinbtis and tily 2 ~1 a m
Arrives at Moi gomery daily 940 a m
M king close connection at A tlan ta with
Wc-stem and Atlantic Ra lroad and Atlan
ta Charlotte Air line for all poirt*
North end West.
COMIXG SOUTH Al\'D EA 'T.
Lmm At* n a l': 20 t M
I Arrives at Macon ..,#..6:1.0 a m
Leaves Mo *tgo re io r Macon
daily 5 00pm
Leaves Col 'ralms an d . ! ~.*.,12 03 a m
Arrive at Macon del /... 6 45 a m
Leaves Macon 7:00 a y
Arrive", at Mills' ev.lie 9:44am
Arrives at E i tonten 11:30 a m
Anri res at A asiish 4:! s*> M
Arrives at S tvannah -I-41 p m
Leaves Aug. st 9* -0 a m
Making co nec ion at Savannah with the
.Savannah, Florida and Western Ball
road for all points in Florida.
TRAIN* NO. 2, COIXG NORTH AND WEST.*
Leaves Savannah pm
I Arrives at Augrsta, - - - - .VI) a m
I Leives Augrt\ ----- 8:30 p m
Arrives at-• , il ; ed"eville - • - 9;‘4am
! ArrivessuE tonfoi - - - - I:Coam
Arrives at Afacon * - - - * 7:20 am
Leaves Macon fo* Atlanta - - 8:00 ak
Arrives at Atlanta - - - - -J2:'*opm
Leaves Macon for Albany, Ed. "aula 8:45 a m
A. * esr*iF. auli - - - - . 1:15 pm
Arr’-.es at Albany - - - - - 3:53 pm
L aves M con fo * Columbus - 8:15 a m
A. rives at Cohi rb.*s - - - - I:*opm
Tran on s'*: -dale leaves Macon,
Atlanta, Cc’amo a, Enfavla, Albany and
; Aeguala and ilj, ma 1 dose connection
at Atlanta w.th MUstern an 1 Atlantic,
and Atlanta and Charlotte dir Line—at
E'j r iula with Mont go r**ry r>nd Eutaula I
railway—at Coin J bns w.; h Wr-stern rail
road: at Aogusia with the Charlotte, Co- i
tumbivaud Ar* usta ratl oad aid bouth
C’rdina railroit! for all peiata North
ad E st.
Enfanla tra n conn-cts nt Fort Valley
for Perry, daily except Sunda 1 *, and at
Cathlrt lor Fort Gftines dai-y, except
Sunday.
Train on Blakel * E tension leaves A1
bany daily except Sua iayn.
CuM bOt'Tll AND EAST.
Leaves AC-rta - - - - - -2:15 pm
Ar.ii . s-. t \ aeon fom AtL atv . 6:55 r m
l#eav Albany - - - - - 12:02 a m
Leaver Eafa- la----- i2:(oa m
Arrat Macn f -'m Euf. ula, Albany 635 p m
Leaves Cob* rbus - - - - • UKUam
Arrives at V .con from Columbus SMO r m
j Leaves Maco i-- - - - - 7:30 p m
i Arrives at Augusta - - - - s:4fi a m
Leaves Augusta - • • •
;Arriveat Sa-aDn h - - - - 7:15 am
Passengers sr 3ill'd;cvi]!e arul Ritou
| ton will ta' c train Ko 2 from Savannah
| and train No 1 from Macon, which trains
j ec*nracx daily, except A*f-nday, for these
i poir tf.
Pudnnm Paiace Sleeping Cars between
j Savannah and C ncinruti vi-. Mr.con, At*
; bnti and Lin* •ntmUi Southern lallw-y-
Puliamn pulaca Slee* ingC rsto WuJbi
[ ington v a Augos.a, Cbariutte aud liich-
I moud, on 9 20 a in to. in Lorn Savanuh.
Loral Sleeping C. m cn all Night
Trains between Havam ah and Angus a.
Augusta and M#cid, end tavani:aii and
! Ailantn.
h-.vD s Tom Southwest m Oeo*
j •;ta ran take either Lain from Macon to
■ August i a:.d make comicetiom itliPull
j man Hleaper fr in to Wa-*Lia c> tou
! without cha**£ft.
J’t. tl sin See ong Ca S'*an be secured
t th - 'i oket oiaei* on Mutbeny stievL or
j t Depot.
Gei A VmruM, WM. BOGE’IB,
) d Ti>‘k,t Agt. Qp'l Olt 1' Uminul'.
tt r SIIKI.LMAX
Osa Tra, pjl. saji tSW l: It. K..coc. a.
1 J.IUIS
W. J. dfeC. BL WATT,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
COLUMBUS, - - GEORGIA,
Gtll tbe aite *t!o t o- r tb Tub! ct' our large and wel 5 itehe e l stock of
ltd Piinla*iou Ror>ph;s. iu afore and nr ivingr.
Ou* svock tons\s ;in jjart of Bic ui and Balk Sid s, Sh.M<*r>i, Bams. tnfd. Su*
£*''• H ud'* to. Tee. Sy np, Sttreb. Soap*. Caiidi h. Kar iin>*. Oyt-ter*.
Mae • a aid App.’.a'MLeo* I-V \ in !).•*, fhWes, Qn .iters. Drums an l
ks, Ci ftffl, C at-kT.i, Pobv h Kk’h, Matches, empty tubs,Buck t-*, Ac.
FLOUii of all feiwles ii wrol ai I Siicks. L rge aDd wll select s lot of c.sl'* l '*
*PCsi <i MUuk.ng tobacco. * c, . ft l ' 4 - i* l fact e’ us ‘aliv Lepa in our
line. "
WE WILL .NOT ISK UNDERSOLD.
W- a Agrnt* f' fna “CELEBRATE UCUi’ HIs’TOX • Toboono
Tbai kful for jm-.v f-vor, we expect to rec ive. a: wall auto merit a eo itinn
’ c ■ seps
BUSST & WOOLDRIDGE,
W AREHS-OUSB
ANl>
Commission Merchants,
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. COIUMBUS, GA.
Authorized Agvits fo<- the stor gu 01 the Gotten of die
GRANGE AND FARMERS’ UNiON.
Geti*l Agents for Peed cto i’s Oiu St nd rd Gaano and Pkoap'jat®. St Get
id St' rtiHru F* sili rs. Join N Saift'j* Ammonitttod B*n: axut Pr*,-k. beaks*
'-Old Hilf-sptl.it * f r CoOQI'Oi tlßg
COTtOX S'IOBED a? 23 c nt?. COTTUN *& <*eJt 23 . tu* ]>er bale.
Liberal Ai'.'iii& s m -deoii Cettoi . aus;*29
S£nglet©ss, Hunt Go.,
Gra.
Incite the atiettkn of He Whoh sale and R tail trade to fiicir Coro pi at# lines of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Umbrellas, &c.
All of v,hich art* of:, red to lb- tr dmg pnhlic at lovrer fimr * Oan ever betnre. Am
exerußdi- nof their j#!cck trill sl* iAfy their casloueers as t > goodi and prices. Call
L’u aamc,
Singleton, Hunt & Cos.,
a£-J Triaryti’.ar Block, Macon, Ga.
LAMDBETHS’PMeeseeds
SbIIIVh/Ikbs B E&W 1 established
eecne for the On our Hew Plan Q ccrvQ
9CCU9 For the MARKET GARDENER OCCU©
ecrriQ For the PRIVATE FAMILY CCCHQ
VtiiLiL. V Crown by r>n.-p|yp<; c-. m-t own rtrwlqCCl/V
rr~ BiubMK IltaatralC and Rural Rfsieter FREE TO rl.l.
JIERCUANTS, SEND CS TOUR BCSKESS CARDS FOR TRADE UST.
DAVID LANDRETH&SONS,Seed GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA
_ k-UJI
NEW GOODS
Gold c!o-;ki Fr fcn ci
S' -e Watches, Clocl ,
All Grades.
Le V .he’" Brazillim Eock Ca y S ' a |
Spectacles and Eye-Gla s^
IHAVE ju.t re'nrr, a froui Sew v
with ab, r.uttfal stock of g 0 c ’ s
bracing all the novelties in ,L e “,
laxite my fr ads and the public 11' 1
Jy to call ■ and us, ct my E '
A Vie twe ■: .e- : ence i . . e h ■ ;
assures me I .j _ c .-.* Uj e , ■’!*?•
price and qc.- il . ' J “ "l
Y. S. S->EAR
101 TANARUS) csl? deßoa St
qec Dolmubns, Ga
J. H. WOBRILL.
Attorney at Law,
TALBOTTON OfiOEGJi,
Will practice : u the State and Sep em
conrts. Strict attention to all basin®,
e tsHsicdtohin, ap l 8 l.l~f e b2l
JOHN D. WHErEsri
Attorney at Law,
TALtOTVOI. - - GEORGIi
® r Coll.c.'o sc Spec la’ f. fculJ
J. I I- maiitix,
Attorney rt Law,
Offics in t 1 e Con it Pr. JS . (
Tidlt.of eon. : Georgia
Pructi-e in t . c e n ("o a
CUatt-i ocb e C cnit u . e . u . ew l
Co.' to tts; . tl *
..Ssh. h ““ h"
c. S. E. BUYAN.M. I) ,
Tenders his p.ote.tiiooal scrrlces to th
cxtiz:‘n of lalbotton find vicinitv. Cal'g
promptly attended day or night.'Cbronie
dmoases of females a specialty o- 't
flee at ri e l'hornton House. mTi23t
E. E. DI OWX, FTLMOKE BKri .vy
Broun‘s National Hotel
Nearly Opposite Passenger Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
1
Re-opencd, Re-furnished and
First-class in every RE
SPECT.
We ask all unr Patrons and Friend. !,
give ns a cull. KATES.-f2.00 per dar
Mc,.ls 50 cents. Lodging so cenis. ''
E. E. BROWN A SON,
Large Sample Hooms, ocs Prop's.
RANKIN HOUSE
JOHNSCHERF, Proprietor
FRANK UOLDEN, Clerk.
Entirely New in all its
APARTMENTS, and strictly
FIRST-CLASS.
LH l r 1/HJKECS .GA.