no am raoraiwoa.
airrioNS. postage paid.
CB9C.oo Six -ontha, SIM; Tb
.diaany Prf theeity, at ill
. - .a r"
n. .nf HWi
0
''!-7., rftUt low and liberal
. ASriben will please retort aay and
. : Alr pftpertrerttUrlT.
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ya1r Advertisementa
IfflOitJ
fok
RHEUMATISM,
liurdgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
'fttlicht, Sorenzss of ihe Chost,
tort, Quint, Sere Throat, SwoU
'mas end Sprains, Burns and
1 '
Sevas, voneruj ooauj
Pains,
TnM, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fiti and Ears, and a!! other
Polos and Aches, .
, wt fiMmooa on crw qu ot. Jacobs vjii.
M t Wrf rimpl oi thmap XxUraal
j A trUl nttils but tb oompumtively
ttfh MtUf o M Ceats, and ivj on toffer
at vuk pa caa cheap an poaitlr proof
CPITllL1)Itt&flI8TABI)DBAlEBg
A.VOGELER fis CO.,
WfQ !Vdawu t
OrusselG Carpets.
rtGSlAT REDUCTION haa caused
to moTc nicely. If you wish a BAR-
QilH e&U la the naxt few day. Some very
r4 rtrlee to lelect from. Rugs to match
Ooroets CorsetG.
Uii II aa we are lolly prepared to give
- attraction.
M CETAINS,
1; U pair aid and by the yard,
very cheap.
Dress Goods
and'Trimminsrs.
' u '(A-Spcialty.)
1 ood, freuh asaortment.
TOIIIH BATI1" SOAP, HAVE TOU
TRIED IT f
Repectfnllj,,
n.T.T. TJlclntlre.
DS, JOE PERSON'S
Mil'jii RtHSDY FOK ' . .
GCROPUL A
NT?ER TAILS.
ItTTUl Cwt if PIrly Teitef.
" UTei me mnrV- rO mmm- tn ba abl a to
that I hare deriyed an effectual cure of
erorola from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
J1 for that disease.4 I had suffered
i fcroftua foT more .than three years,
5 despaired of eyer gettia well. I
2Vate4 during that time by three very
aitpby3claiia, without anygood result.
wenttothe National Surgical Insti
m, atltlanta, Ga., and was treated there
Jttai two months, with no better re
i '-Xaoiiijphjslclanaiaet with.
rj. lis curatiyeanof healing proper-L-
V oon bean to heat, and the
LvS-rto1 chuitdasfastastbe sores
I aadn6tthousht-ofeyer getting
nia, bnj my hopes Increased, my low
!J?iaeafle4 before lH "temedy. and I
TV o jlnjr splandid health and am iu
SvPWU The remedy Is mild as a pur
VM4 strong tonic ; ft wlU heal the
born sore la three weckalf taken
T- It la my opinion that It ihould
Wosoma time after the tore is healed,
kSj116 CMae of itseffectfli rIt should
t regularly by all means, lor, J hate
acSlected It, from the pressure of
Jg- af ta. all caaea Ibund that fhe
JdjBad: wtuld commence to re
i adlor this alone', it should "be
-t2rly tmtiT.au effectual cure Is!
rCT . othUg.ehould preyent regn-'
Ltte taa pf tU remedy and ItshonJd
Proper me. I would re
t 4 to all who are suffering from
fcitry 11. ItwHl surety cure you
flgJWttfairtesLo Iipeakfromexpe
"nL , olroia hearsay; lama grate
b curt from the use of it and
Iiryna asuag ODiigauons to
Sf!?.10 h great, relief I haye ob-
nfZ ri ouaerera, try is ana De
a. . . .
tamp for testimonial of remarhablt
by Mr JJoe Person, rranklin;
ililll ;
III
--ijwtrning.irom the institute, l was
i to trf, Mrs. Person's remedy, and
ltT atvrnooa, H "-'rrrra " r rvr. : -' -.v .;-'.' 'r- !
' r - I F II 1 . ' I - IV ri-. f. i-L' M L . . i TV
rN M It II II A i - 4 nW'l hi O v i W .. . . 1 . ft YJ
VQL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY AUGUST 12. 1881. NO. 1S9
LOCAL: NEWS.
y Nxw Adtsbtiskjctnts.
..HxursBiBOiB A Large, Full Stock.
K of P Sec. 221, Endowment Rank
C W Xatm I Am Now Receiyiog
No Citj Court to-day.
The receipts-of cotton at this "ptt ti-
aay root up 13 bales. ;
The nearer , the bang comes, to the eyt-
orow the more rashionable is the nearer.
Theman who gets meat angry at la
newspaper squib is J usually the felToir
who borrows tht paper in which he reads
it. ' . : ' .
Study your interest. lrou can uor
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacob t's. t i
- : ' i
It is altogether unnecessary U soarcb
the recks for the antediluvian man: he u
here, andean be found in the store that
don't advertise. h
Rew-Dr. Bernheim returned to the
city this morning from Mt. Pleasant,
Cabarrus county, where he had beeu.to
place his son at.school. . ;
- . i
Section 221, Endowment 15auk, K.of
P., will hold their regular meetiDgHhis
eTening at Castle Hall, Bank of New
Hanover building, at 8 o'clock. - -
ii ! i a
Freshwater Perch, Trout ami Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at J acobi'a. t
The following are the readings of the
thermometer toby at the Signal Office
in this city: 7 a. m., SO; 11 a. m., 87:
3 p. m. 88. The maximum temperature
to-day was 89 degrees,' against 80 for the
game day last year. r
A'eolored bov. Weslev Spencer by
name, threw a rock and struck a small
' m a
boy -on the head this morning, leaving
a crash two or three inches long from
which the claret flowed quite copiously
Spencer was arrested and lodged in the
Guard House.
Mr. Alexander Morris, while residing
at No. 192 AVashineton streer. Brook-
lyn, last Spring, was stricken with severe
rheumatism. His sufferings were of the
most excruciatingly painful character,
A friend recommended the great Ger
man remedy, and he became thoroughly
relieved after applying it several times
He is now an earnest believer in the pow
er of St. Jacobs Oil. J -
I), antl D.
A white man who was drunk and dis
orderly on the corner of Front and Cas
tle streets this morning was taken to the
Guard House where he will sweat it out
nntil'to-monow morning at 8 o'clock
when the Mayor will interview him.
Thermomitrlcal.
The following temperatures today, at
3 o'clock, are reported or the weather
bulletin issued this afternoon: . f ' .
Key West, 92; Punta Rassa; '87; 7 Saw
vannah, 91: Charleston, 89; Charlotte
95; Augu8ta,i 97; Montgomery, 94';
Pensacola, 88; Port Eads, 86; Jackson
ville, 95; Wilmington, 88. ,
. To Builders and others Go to Jaco
ii's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c ' You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices, t
Acts and Ordinances.
Wd thank Mr. 3. (i. Hall for a copy
of the "Acts of Assembly relating to the
City of Wilmington, N.'C, from 1739 to
1881, inclusive, and the ordinances of
the city in force on the Cth day of Junei
1881." This compilation was made by
Mr. DuBrutz Cutlar and Mr? F.. H. Dar
by, City Attorney, under direction of the
Board of Aldermen. The: work, which'
was done by Mr. -Ball, is an. every way a
neat and creditable job. 1 - ,
. .i
Y ' "-Brain AlferrcjK I
-Well's Health Benewef.U greatest
remedy on earth ier impotencev leanness,
sexual debility, - Ae' $1 at- druggists.
Depot Jas C. Mnnds. -l- - ;
IheUfe.SaTlngSUtloa
- From Lieutenant Chas. F.S,heemaker,
TJ. S." Array we learflhat tne Xiife Bav,
ing Statienrill be located at the North
east end of Smit&xisiand, or3ald Head,
which is as near the end of the Cape as it
is prudent to piacit:There;rto be
one building, "40x20'feet, erectedV:4 The
Station is to be supplied with all modern
life-saving apparatus and appliances and
will be manned by a keeper and six men.
Mr. D. Steinsqn, of New Bernewho
Las - the contract for constructing the
Station, accompanied Lieut' Shoemaker
down- the river on yesterday and will pro
ceed at once'with the work.
i I - - ... - - 1 -
The Sixth Street Bridge.
Ihe bridge ou Sixth street which
spans the railroad track has been under
going thorough repairing and over
hauling for some- weeks past. Most ot
the.timbers were xottea and had to be re
Pk-nonea, Hezekfah iteid,
who has beesrd6iir'4he work, tells us
I that The bridgejfiU be ready for n?e by
w-morro. - ; ,J k . ..
Itetrlbuilve Sutifvm in luiler. f
ytJim ife?Wt- wliabV authority
thar?oog,tffai!Tiskling iiear Me-rea
CreekVio .CumDia.; township,, Tender
connty. was visited on, the ! evening of
the 10th inst. by a 'party, of seven r
eight young men of the TOmeneighbor-
hcod, who brought will theinE papef re-
Jtracti sg certain defamator , rthv k J it is
alleged he had made reflecting upon, the
character of yonng lady living in tb!er
Vicing 1'hiJ ,iuoyao;'q ref npt to
sign, whereupon they administered to him
a severe . t flagellation., . He
i
ai
signed a paper acknowledging having ci
vuiateu the reports, .oat wnetiieru he evi
traded them or not wo were unable to
I r
ascettoin. An intense excitement pre
vails throughout the community," as the
lady in question is of unblemished repu
tat ion and is connected with the best
families of the county by whom she is
held iu high esteem. The people of
Pender, an order-loving and law-abiding
people, almost universally endorse the
conduct of the .young men who thus
avenged the outrage' upeu the young
lady's fair fame. We deem it advisable
to suppress all the names of the parties
for the present. ,
The Picnic tt 'Spring Garden."
The above-named place ii situated in
the midst of a beautiful 'oak grove, in s
sequestered spot, about three miles west
erly from Rocky Point depot. It is just
the place in which to have a picnic,
"and don't you forget it ;'' and the peo
ple of that vicinity know how Jto get
one up, and you might as well remember
that, too. Picnics are held there annual
ly, and yesterday, the 11th inst., was
the day appointed for that of. 1881. At
an early hour the people .began to assem
ble, and they continued to swell the
throng, notwithstanding the fearful heat
of the day, until there were nearly or
Quite five hundred people presents "The
grave ' and the 'gay, the young (some
very) and Ihe middle-'age'd, (sqme more
than that) gallant gentlemen and beauti
fuMadies (a fact, by Jupiter,) were pres
ent, and all as happy as it is the lot of
mortals to be in such hot weather. Every
conceivable vehicle was put in requisi.
titn for the occasion, and where those
were lackingpeople wacthed their chances
and walked. .. " Every . township, in the
county, . from the "rugged mountains o
Point Caswell'.' to the surf-beaten shores
of the boihd, was represented by its
beauty and gallantry. New. Hanover
also sent her quota to grace the occasion.
We noticed that- Wilmington sent a
delegation of her good-looking .eons
and beautiful daughters (fact) to' enjoy
the festivities, which they did ,mosf
heartily. The harpers were there, which
is sufficient to indicate that dancing was
one of the features of the day. At about
eleven o'clock the long table was loaded
down from one end" to theJ other jstith
melons and all who wished indulged in a
watermelon feast ' An hour later dinner
was spread upon iho uma t&bl nd tha
company invited to partake, which they
dldf.w arelsh.; We have attended
many such gatherings and must eay(nth-:
oat detriment to oXheVs, that the table at
Spring Garden is entitled to the premiam
for excellence, quantity and variety. Af-'
ter dinner the male portion of the assem
blage was called to order in a few appro
priate remarks by Dr. Satchwell and a
County Agricultural Club, was formed,
the proceedings of which will be found in
another column. The Committee of Ar
rangements for the occasion did every;
thing in their power for the comfort and
pleasure of those present, and were en:
tirely successfuL Towards evening the
party began to disperse, and at night
those who desired assembled in Gamberg's
Hall at Bocky Point to indulge in a so
cial dance, where we left them at nine
o'clock. The ladies and gentlemen from
Wilmington desire to express their pro
found thanks to all concerned fer the un
alloyed pleasure the ctaiioa tCbrded
them, . ' ' ,
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Bakes, SbvetySpadcf, JUes;&c; There
you have the lowest prices - - t '
tTnmailabie
unmailablei:matten? remains in tke
Post Office in this cify addressed a3 fol
lows: - ;
Miis M. E. Mott Rocky Point, N.C.;
Miss Aqdie Ward, St. Francis Academy.
corner Chaste and Forest streets:-Mr-
JafnW lT. Vr. William?, Box 131, Pitts,
N. C; J.,W Blackinan, 'Lumberton,-N. r
J u
'i . t
4 Keir Lodger
Mr. N. Jacobi, Deputy t Grand Com-
manderfcOf hisjeity, left here last" Tues-
jif tejcopn Jor,Fayt te vttlehicli
puice, pa ijV.eunesaay mgni, nc insiiiuieu
a new lodge Aof the . American Legion of
Order. The , new lodge is known as La
Favette - Lodsre. the number not vet
being assigned. and there are 41rchartr
members. W. C. Troy, Esq., is Regcnjt:
A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful color of the hair. is furnished tjy
farkers Hair tfalsara, which 13 deserv
edly popular from its superior cleanli-
ne&s. . ... ! .
Death of a linuia Ht Oiozen ui oi-
, Tty 'coaatyVt' '.'.T." , ') . ;
LWe, regret to learn that Hi . II. Sand-
ImJ Esqj, of Onslow county died at the
residence of his brother, in that county,
on the evening of Sunday, the 7th. inst.
Mr. Sandhn was known throughout On
slow and the "adjoining counties as a" gen
tleman of probrity and integrity. His
influence for good was . commanding and
his loss will be seriously felt and deeply,
deplored by all who knew him. His dis
ease was dropsy. j :
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Ja corn's. f .
- v A Dinner Lost. !
Our friends from Point Caswell, who
went down on the Passport yesterday,
were taken to sea some two or three
miles by Captain Harper, and would
have enjoyed the trip very much but for
the accident which deprived the party
of their dinner. It seems that the excur
sionists, consisting of some fifteen or
twenty persons, had improvised a sort of
table on the upoer deck, and had spread
out finite a temntiner reDast. when juit
i a '
as they were about to do justice to the
viands, a wave lifted the boat and
gave the 'steamer a sudden lurch, which
capsized J people and "things too. ;The
table aijd contept?,5which a few moments
before looked so tempting, were now sea
tered over the; deck, mingled with broken
crockery and upset "chairs, as well as sev
eral upset ' people. The incident disap
pointed a few of the hungry ' ones but
afforded - a ffood deal of amusement for
the whole party, v -. . .
- ALong Branch at Dome.
We read frequently about the bevy of
vonnir ladies and srentlemen OU the
Beach at Long Branch, enjoying the de
lightful surf bathing there, and of the im
mense crowds at Coney Island,' Atlantic
City and Newport, and at last the idea
has occurred to a few enterprising genL
tlemen in this city to start a first-class
hotel at the ocean-side, nearer at home
than any of the above named places, and
we are. happy to know that the idea or
project -aoout to assume laagxuio
a - . i . i x :l i
form. Mine host -of the Purcell, Mr B
L. Perry, we understand, is active in the
matter and we are glad to hear that he is
seconded by a few kindred spirits whd
propose raising a joint stock company
and building & large first-class " hotel hi$
the beach, about 14 miles, from Wilmingj
ton, right at the head of the sound and
in full view, of the bay or sound-and the?
mighty, broad Atlantic at the ' samo
time. The sound can be usedty parties'
who will indulge in beating orsaiUngnnd'
fishing, while the surf bathers will have
as fine a beach to enjoy that delightfal
sport as any on the coast, and only
few yards distant from the hotel.
To make the undertaking a success it
will be neccessary to have a "rail road a
narrow gauge will suit all practical pur
poses and that, we understand, Hon.
B. B. Bridgers, president, of the W. k
W. and W., C. & A. Bailroadi, thinks
there will be no .difficulty in i getting,
The site, as before mentioned, . is'at tne
headwaters of the Sound, -near ' old
Camp Wyatt, and about fire or six miles
from Fort Fisher, somewhere near the
position occupied by General Bragg
while be gazed upon the bombardment of
Frot Fisher by 600 large calibre naval
guns while a heavy assaulting column of
Jhe e&emy charged upon the heroic gar
risen. So the place wfll rave a historic
interest ui'wtll as being resort for
plesssrev . :
Personal.;;
The Atlantic Review ot the 9th, inst.,
published at Atlantic City; New Jersey,
says: "Quite an ovation was tendered to
ex-Mayor Fishblate and family,' cf Wil-'j
miDgtoD, ...C., on their departure from
the United States Hotel. :. Ilia many
friends expressed their sincere regrets at
his leaving . tlirnu .The Mayor -intends
returning next season. He carries away
with him thobe3t wishes of a lirc num.
ber 'of friends, whose acquaintance, te
made during his stay "here." - :
There was a crood 'attendance iunin
porMo-day. "Hisjexcursions are popular,
both with the young and old folks, and
are always well patronized.
Fender Agricultural Association.
A meeting of the, citizens of Pender
county; was held at Spring Garden on
Thursday, August 11th, for, the purpose
; organizing an AgriQultural Associa
tion. ... .. .. i .
; he meet ing' was called to order by
calling Mr. James Westbrook . to the
Chair, and appointing Mr. George; E.
Shepard Secretary.
ihe following preamble "and resolu
tions were then submitted, and were
unanimously adopted : ' ' i , ' i
wdereas,' Ihe citizens of Pender are
eminently socialacd progressive, and,
whereas, picnics and public basket re
unions haye become established institu
tions in our young and prosperous county
therefore,
a Mesolved,rTh&t in order to encourage
these feelings and sentiments, the farm,
ers and industrial people of our county
every township of the county being here
represented- hereby organize themselves
into a "County Agricultural Associa
tion," whose object shall be the improve
ment of agriculture . and of social life
among the people of all the townships. :
Resolved, That we will hold an annual
picnic and basket re-union. , . ?
. Resolved, : That in order , to. carry out
these purposesjan Executive Committee
shall be appointed , by the President of
thfs meeting, who shall meet and Teport
a constitution and bye laws and recom
mend permanent officers. .""',,:
. Resolved, That the farmers and indus
trial citizens, of every township are earn
estly roquoatod to mwt nml - ovganizo
auxiliary, clubs.
: Short speeches .were made by Maj. C.
VV.McUlammy and Dr. W. U. Murphy,
alter which the Chairman announced the
following Executive Committee: ' 1
J. L. Foy, Geo. E. Shepard, Maj. C.
W. McClammy, Isaac Shepard, K: T.
Williams, John Bannerman, Jr., Dr. E.
Porter, James Durham, D. H; Arm
strong, John J. Moore, Dr. W. C. Mur
phy, Tate Collins, Col. J. D. Powers, E.
M.Johnson, J. E Kivenbark, W . W.
Larkins, J. W. Herring, D. W. Bordeaux,
T. H. W. M"clntire, G. W. Herring, A.
C. Ward, Jasper Corbett, James Coi Iviq,
Dr. J. F. Simpson.
Food for the Braia and Ifcrtcs .
that will invigorate tha body without
intoxicating is what we need in these
days of rush and worry. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic restores the vital, energies,
soothes the nerves and brings good health
quicker than anything you can use.-
Tribune. See other column.
New Advertisement.
Sea 221, Mowient "Bant I, cf p.
mUE MEMBERS ARE HEREBY notified
that Regular Meeting will be held THIS
EVENING, at Castlellall, (Bank New Han
over Building), at is o'clock. " -
. JOHN L. DUDLEY,'
. aug 12-lt .. . Sec. and Tieas. j
A lare, Full Stock
fW BLANK BOOKS AND ENVELOPES
ofali eizafSijlM andPriees. J :
: ; V; S WAITING PAPES,
v Legal Cap, Foolsssp, BiU Cap, Letter and
CottucerciaJ Jfoie- ; " 1 1 -,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HEADQUAliTfiRS for 8G3O0L B00K8
adopted rty the BTATJS BOARD OV KDU-
UAti'jx. a c jmpiete i oek always oa haiii
nEIlfSBESOER'S.
anrl2 Lire Book and AIaic Btora
Proposals,
-pOR FURNISHING UNIFORMS for the
Jfolice Force will be received until the 15tb
Inst, r For specifications apply at my office
WM.L.SMTI1I,
r . t vMayor
&n io-3t
';I"Am Beceiviiig
A" TJB2T LAR1E BTOCK of tie fUw
- - - ...
lag goods; ;
BLANC BOOKS,
80B0OL bOOKS,
BOHOOL BTATlOKBr,
PIPES AND EN VLCPE ,
1SK AHD IfUCILAGf,
. ; j- a &c g&c
Deadqzartara for School' Bosks adopt
uj vbo ouw oomxm oi jmncancn.
1 a O XT TATEi,
pleads iron cs.
i
VTe win be clad to reoelva ecmnrsakatioa
fro-a our frfaads cm axy axi all suhets e
Tie axae of tie writer cart alwsyi he fa
CasaxasaiaatioasBiurtha wrlttaa on only
ese dde of ths paper 1
rersoaaliaes xaust be avoSCed
rr And it is esTesfaDj'and prrticslarly cudar
Joo4 iiat tis Editor doj aol always endors
t.'a -rieyTsnl coTTirtzdzU, unices so stat
in tlic edltorlil eclunv;' :
; Ken? ildvortiiKmontg.
3AYAH0 TAYLQ. To & Traveller,
waw ; .i tLe gtvjic pamre in rccom
me! (!.n; toptretitith.j cidcmy of Mr. .
SiUaa C tlior.liJe.,' ; , -
!ie t iay ii&mr ai rcfr:i.c3. iiy boys
w:li returning -mi- ffjr.tliilt- fflnHhvi
arer their la-,: , .
Fvr ItA" in;,! ( I mUi. mAA-m
MMllllN i SH )'vi"I.l!l4R- a ir
arvard (f. - fy Grkdua MMU tw 9
11 milrs ir t f hila. ; an n-9
SOHUTTE'S
- PfllHt HOTEL I
Wriglitsvillc Sound . ,
JS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION
of guests.
t" The table Is supplied with the pro
ducss of the Sounds and Sea.
Transient and regular .boarders taken at
reasonableratce. -
F. A. SCHUTTE,
' Proprietor
JeS-tf
RED CEDAR PACKING CHESTS
SASH. DOORS AliD BLINDS,
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Acf
. ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS, V
AT
ALTAFFER, PUICE & GO'S.
Factory:
Foot Walnut st.
Office:
Nutt, near Red Cross s
Porto Hico Holasses.
STRICTLY PPJME ,
Porto Eico Molasseri
t- For sale b
Wiiilams & Mnrclilsoir.
' angl
Keep Cool !
BOTTLED SWEET'S JHAMPAGNE' CI
DER on Ice. A pure,'healthy and re
freshing beverage for Summer; 'not intoxl
catlne. -. - . - 4
t&f Pure, Cold Soda Water on Ice at the
same place, under the Review Office at '
S, G. NORTHROP'S, '
' SWater St, Store;
seuF?SRHQH i
m. ... and;
Plowc3?siWinc !
jANDFACTURED BY WHITEVri,!.
Wine Compaaj, WhltevUIe, H. O.
Prices and siBspIei oa applies tloai
; Serd ia your crfiers for the hcUdajs.
ddo 7dAw:tf
8000 BnheIsC0
j QQQ Bbls nonr, aU gries,
20 0 180103 Siaokc"1 111(1 D -i,ley
CdiTeo Sugar, &c
250 Ba, Co2i;e different grade,
Onfi Bb!s Sogers, Granulated,
oliU Standard A, Extra C and Ci
gQ BoxeaAaeorted Candy,
100 Tab8 ChcAce LanI' '
, Jq Z)19 and Boxes Fresh CalCJ,3
JQQ Boxes Ball Potash
i 200 Coxcs L
JQQ Half BbUaia Boxes Sniff,
4- -y'g Dpza Buckets, , ,
VJqQ Eearas Wrapping Paper, ,
Soop Iron; 'Trails; Hay, Oats, lEaalolth
i&rns ana eneeCnps.
oraaielow by
iS 55 i WILLIAMS JCMURUII20N
250
HPS ZSO