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false swearers, ami against those thal <>p
press the hireling in his wages, the widow
and thc fatherless, and that turn aside tho
stranger from his right, lind lear not me, i
saith thc hurd of Hosts.-MALACHI, 111, 6.
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I'u vns of the County.
SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1875.
Sentiments of Governor Chamber
lain.
ft must be considered that our
G o vernor is a capital band to make
i\ -peech. We are not sure, but
Hutt in speech making be would beat
even Presidcut Grant, but still for
managing an army or a nation, we
should prefer the President. We
notice with pleasure the favorable
comments of the press North and
.South, on the rejeont speech of the
' ! . vernor in Charleston. The good
people at home and r.oroad, all com
mend the Governor's sentiments on
education, and reform, and especial
ly that there should be an cllicicnt
ru \ economical administration of our
Suite Government; and what he has
effected in that direction has inspired
Mic. dispnrhig with hope for the future
of our State. We cannot think that
tin. governor sj'mpathises with the
Union-Herald in the idea that the
ftSUte Agricultural College should be
.^.20i\ Wi ita infancy because ?. lid ?
ha?i& ... i<- be born ?:> the vigor o?
vr':^fo-OVYl* maiibooc..^. Wc-, can;. I
preVo! .. M. our prudent ant' dis
creet Governor would f?voi the
policy of being generous before
being just, or that he would
ask the people of the State to be so
Itu dent as to neglect, at least to pay
th? interest on the money furnished
by die General Government to sup
port the Agricultural College, which
lias been taken and appropriated by
ri former administration for its own
1130. The government allnwcd the
?si'of one tenth part of the original1
to be applied for the purchase of
an agricultural farm, but thc Trus
tees in their economy only proposed
to apply tho interest for this olijecl,
but the State has neglected to pay
even this, and left the trustees with
out the means as yet of even pay
ing for the farm purchased and meet
ing other contingent expenses,
The Governor has a wa}- of trans
lating his words into actions which
gives them peculiar emphasis. Ex
Governor Perry in a recent letter
to the News and Courier pays the
Governor the following tribute.
In the last election I opposed Gov
ernor Chamberlain, with all my i ii
iluence, because I thought he would
Htistain and encourage his party in
their corruption and dishonesty, in
their oppressive taxation and extra
vagant expenditure of the public mon
ey. I r.ow cheerfully confess that
in ali this I was mistaken, and that
bis administration has been honest,
wisc and patriotic, as far as it was
possible for him to make it such.
Orangeburg.
Orangeburg C. H., S. C., Novem
ber 20-Of all thc counties we have
visited in this State, none have im
pressed us moro favorably than
Orangeburg. It is one of the be9t
counties in thc State, and, judging by
what we have seen of it, far in ad
vance, in material prosperity, of most
of the other counties. It is large In
area and population, and is skirted
and traversed by rivers and railroads
affording ample means and conucnien
C08 for transportation. The soil it
generally fertile, and thc climate ri
vals that of Aiken, which is almost
on a geographical line with Ornnge
b-org. It is ostensibly an agricultu
ral county, producing, usually, from
thirty to thirty-five lliousnnd. bales of
:nu/a w.w ?ace jm^nr?
colton, Tue u?o|< this .year, however, |
it is estimated, will not reach more
than 18,00(Tor 20,000 hales, in con
sequence of the drouth that prevailed
last summer. The Orangchurg Agri
cultural Society is one of tile best con- j
ducted and most lloiinshing in the
Stale, and the County Fair attests the
the intelligence and industry of the
Inhabitants. The Fair grounds and
buildings arc the (?nest and most com
plete we have seen anywhere.
This is really one of thc prettiest
and most thriving places in thc St:ite
willi a population of seventeen hun
dred inhabitants, handsome brick
stores, residences, churches, schools,
&c, and a very necessary appendage ! i
to all towns, a good hotel, kept by
Slr. Moroney, where the traveller
can lind rest and comfort. The cor
ner-stone of the new courthouse is lo
he laid here on next Thursday by the
Masonic fraternity. The I ?ni Kling
will be au imposing and convenient
one, and is greatly needed here. Our (
visit to Orangchurg was pleasant and j
profitable."
Thc above is what a passing stran
ger, and correspondent of the
Charleston Netos, savs of our goodly i
"Burg." All he says about its being
a genial and pleasant place will be [
more than endorsed by those who
have summered and wintered here.
As a sanitary resort no doubt this
place is superior in some respects to
Aiken. They have thc start of us
lhere in one respect. A gentleman
ofthat place took pains lo advertise
its advantages all through thc North
hy Ike skillful usc of printers ink.
We have a dry soil, a softer and
more congenial eli'.nate for winter
than Aiken, with surroundings more
inviting and pleasant. We have
literal ideas, willing to live and let
live. Jtis true our people here have
not taken as much pains to bc pre
pared to "Lake in strangers," as in
some other sections ol tho South. It
is not with us as reported of a certain
section in Florida, that the people of
that locality "live on fish and stran
gers." We can live without stran
gers, hut know how to do hy them as
we would be done by in return. There
cnn be no question but fur iii valida ?->
the persujt of health. this section of
the SI ate won id he found far proier.a
P?OTQ?Vwinier",limn (l?e low fonds wi
the/coast, ci t? jct iii this Stat-! ur
A. io?.Ju. No pleusuulei place can Lc
found to spend the winter in the
South than what is oil'orded here
especially for those whose sanitary
condition demands a change of eli
male.
South Carolina Conttrence.
Thc Nineteenth Session of the S.
C. Conference of the M. E. Church
(South) will convene at the .Method
ist church at this place December 15,
1875, Bishop J. C. Keener presiding.
The following list of the delegates
and their residences we arc sure will
not he without local interest to many
of our readers :
KAM RS OK DELEGATES. RESIDENCE.
Archer, ? L. Henry Smoke
Ariah. J. A. Henry Smoke
Ariah, XV. li. Adam Smoke
Allaway, J. Henry Smoko j 1
Auld, P. T. W. Alhcrironi I
Armit, A. P. lien ry Smoke ! '
Banks. M. L. XV. O. Moss j I
Boyd, Ci. M. Dr. J. C, Holman 11
Boyd, J. M. .lames .Stokes
Boyd, M. .lames Dukes
iowmau, \V. James Stokes
b own. M. Mrs. Ki-it I? Levure i I
Irowne. S. Ii. Dukes1 Hotel I
Jynrs, D. D. J. D. Keitt I
tarbor, ii. W. J. c. Pike 11
iud, W. S. li. H. Wiles
?lack, Dr. J. B. J. D. Keitt
tolles, E. A. N. A. Bull
ioho, Simpson fj. H. Corneltsoi;
tonsley, J. S. Dr. A. S. Hy thick
tethon, S. J. G. \V. Wilson
inmsoo, W. A. M. I. Browning
itoozcr Benjamin Adam Smoke
lien!ty, Lt. V. Dr. Holman
BUsell, .J. U. iV..C. Moss
Sampbell, Simeon Henry Smoke
[tapers, >V. I. D. boni?
Chrcit/.bnrg, A. M. T. D. Wolle
Chreiuburg, H. F. J.H. Reiinckor
Carson, W. Mrs. Jen ney
Carson,.). P. 'i. XV. Wilson
Carlisle, J. M. M. I. Brown
Carlisle, .J. E. W. C. Moss
Connor, P. A. J. P. I/lar
Connor, J. S. P. H. W. Brlggmnuii
Counts, J. C. Dukes' Hotel
Cureton, A. H. <i. W. Wilson
Carraway, J. P. .lames Dukes
Cummings, J, C. Dukes Hotel
Culliban, A. J. Mrs. McMicbeal
Clark, W. A. J. W. Moseley
Clyde, T. .7. ll. H. Wiles
Colburn, J. ll. Dukes' Hotel
Connelly, M. A. Dukes Hotel
Clifton, J. A, Moroney'? Hotel
Dugnall, lt. lt. W. T. Lightfoot
Darby, ?. A. J.C. pike
Daiil/.ler. I). I).
Dant/.lcr, D. Z.
.errick. David
Diillle, li. Ii.
I launer, A. Ii.
ipil Tree, Prof. W.
Dorice. .1. F. o.
Dixon..I. W.
Olivia, li V
Davis, .1 0
Duncan. DC
Erwin, Abner
Elwell, S I? Il
England. .1 V
KlKillS, .1 A
Finger. -I
Flemming. W A
Franks ii 1*
Fishhoru, (J C
Furgesoii, M ."ii
[iaiitt, A .r
[.?allin, G Vf
Gilbert, A A
Harper, Ii L
Herbert. .1 G
Mill, S .1
Hodge?, \V A
Hollges. E T
Humbert. .LW
Hullo. Wm
Harmon, < ? F
Hamer. L M
Harlin. F L
Huit. .1 ll
Hook. J X
Hannan, T*F
Johnson, L A
.loni's, li < 1
Jones, S lt
Jones, NV Vf
Jones, Simpson
Jackson,A W
Kelly. J W
Kennedy. II M
Keener, l'.ish J O
Kilgo, J T
F ist KT, I? F
Kirkland. W?D
Killen, W II
Kin? 1er. .1 il
Kirton. .1 M
Lander, S
Lawton, W ll
Lupo, Kev
Lester, A ll
Little. L M
Lillie. .1 Ii
Loyal, L<:
Leslie, W A
Lenette. A C
Marlin, ?V S
Marlin. W
Masseheaii. .1 ll
.Melton. N K
Meenardie IC J
Mitchell, T
Mood, Ii M
Ange- ' lantzh
Dr. \V. \*- Miirr.i\ ( '
Dukes Hotel ? ,
.f. D. Keilt ! ^
J. M. Daune.! V
NV. C. M-O
.1. YV. Moseley j y
G. W P.. uns m ' '
Dr .1 J Ihith i ' 1
D?kes Hott I '
.1 1 ' Mc' y : .
Di .1 T lltitlet' *
J II lie nicker )
liev .J J . A |}ro,t .: '
W A Edwin ls v
t)iiko^iio;< )
j. y joi.i.ii. ?
H fes y
J oh ii t )<. rt 'i "
.i I . iuiii i [
Dukt i Hotel ' j.j
.Dukes;ilotel ?.
Rev J.D A Shown J
.' L Heit mau i
Rey J D A Hniwii V
Mt - ; Hive is 1
Wi I -ry. le 1
. ? I! ibbie i
.ililli /. i'iler (,
An ru.? I . : li
J G Vi inti uiuikor ,i
Mei- in Hot el *
.Mer . . Hotel '
Mer-, ey - I ?-..?.?I I
V i F- -Vi J
DJ .I < ijfoli .-ti. i
Dr .! < ? IL-hn tu "
.; 1 :i ji-lcy
Dr JO Waiii iiii ikci
jt'jji i Dui es
Diikesa??(itel ]
Mr - ?M iM?ehtnl
A ll .Mieksoii
' S Jcfioid-i j
T A Ji tic rds j,
; ... non i i
Al.s MeKeu n '
Mrs Keilli Legare j.
Mi> Mi Mi?lica] i
Mrs . ii I
Slr.* Ki- eui tji* fi
v
[.r t luke
Dr A .-; fr tilley c
Mr.- Kiel iii.?? ;er 1
Jiid-r- Glover '
r
? I j' Mai. tie j.
lies 'i h" gary.
Mi- >! . M ir i.eal
ll ll Wiles
Mrs Pi k*: ker
:' V Di 11 hie
W v - i His
I), ?I-le? J
\. li \V les Jj
I ir A " 'vi i ?ey ,|
W
?villis 1
Mood. J li
I ' . i" r i ? i. i\J
^i?r- jT-i . n d
Mt tizon. W !.
Mun:.e il il .? NV ,
Murray, .1 W
Mann. U l)
McMillan, D J
MeKoy, J W
McKilibcii.
MeKain, .1 K
Moorman. T S
Mickler, J Ii
Millard, T I*
Me Leo. I. li V
Merrett, E M
Nott ?es, A
Neville. J J
Neely, E I*
Oliver, Ii V
Otlom, O .1
Patterson W (J
Pegues, W L
Pogues, li li
Pennington, E J
Piotr,.) i;
Porter, .1 A
Power. NV (J
Pooser, M II
l.'rilchard, O II
['ooser, O If
Patterson, G .1
L'arks. .1 T
[?city, C P
['h?llips, P T
Jnysor Thomas
lound, G F
?otlgers. W A
lowell, U D
louiidtrcc, O X
iain wat ers, W T
lear boni Lewis
Jeal David
?hipp, A M
Hill ford. J L
iillley, J L
Simmons, D J
Smith Whiicl'ord
-.tanoni, A J
{tokes, A .J
huait, ll D
?oil, S C
stockman, J l?
Stokes J L
Smith, A C
Smith, J F
Smith, Fletcher
Shiiler, Dr W M
Sessions, J G
Shaw,M
Smith, W II
Thomas, W
Townsend .1 Vf
Tray wick, J li
Tiller, Dove
Thompson, O I>
Vaughn, S A
Walker, G W
Walker, A O
Walker, A W
Walling, J W
Williams, W W
Williams. I.?.W
J; -, .. n . osier i
v l Vu lier ht
Mi [civil e
jj kein r:
M L !: .vin b
1 . I.?Iiis
"A Sis! ; .mk -
! S.Krhler
Mrs MU i . 1 veli j j
\S < mik !
Mrs ' I i I wc li
Muller , \
V 1) ' aim j ?j
!' \ Dibble j ll
F /Jar .
II
t. ..* i i?ai.ison 0
'.' .vi cock j (.
A iv, cock il
i ?uki - Hotel j f
' h ison ! j j
W N Si ovhl I
.I I l/Jci I si
. 'Unan j b
.L Oliveros ?
?ni ey
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Ti
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liilSOII I n
ulna
. 'ibbie
? i Lbuij
.) ! i Li vi igst on
moke
Adam Minoke
D ikes Hotel
Mrs W( Michael
.: i lg?: Ulover
r *\ .'. lb rgo:ti
M i-4j*j??i oe Siflley
.1 tm- Stoke-*
.< n !^.- G lover
.I 'W Moicloy
-IF I/Jar
A J! Knowlton
T :? Wolfe
. ! .. Lis ingstou
Ja n - Stokes
.i i ? Keilt,
.lil ! i viugst on
Mrs i.V. . i baker
Jutlg<! I ! lover
.1 D Kelti
- ' Pike
I G Pike
1' \ Dibble
Mi ?Tu ie Silh-y
Gil* '.ii nelson
li H Gol i.elson
. ii ' ornelson
i ' n innings
El A < Wulkor
ll A ( Walker
Meronej '- Hole 1
Mrs Mclvewn
D W llohiliuon
N A Pull
Mt if li
tatax .^m^irjactwcpa?^?'"*'-'1-'"
Vhltman, w J J Nv Moseley
Vilsen. .1 C) J I* Campbell
N ilson. .1 15 M ii Baldwin
Vlghtman. J T Jl'iV rr Eegare
Vi-hto?an, W S F Dr A S Balley
Vunaninaker, T E J C Wannamakcr
Vat ts, John SI's MeMlchael
Val.son. .) E M 1 Rr?wnijig
Veberj .S A Dr Cooke
Veils, G H I* V Dibble
Veils, ?? N MTS Rickoubuker
Vooii; J A U Rigg*
Vootl, I.m.dy Harney Williamson
Voi kluan, J J Dukes lietel
Villiams, Dr A K Miss Jane Silley
?cargill, \V C **v ? Edwards I
,:i i-i.i- 1? ll Dr A s Sa l ley
iimmermaii, .1 II <' W Wildon
*LN OUFIT TREE.-i?'?
i cv erv ronni v i<> lake orders ami deliver goods
ir the old ?md original U. o. lt House larne
ash wages. Splendid I'liaiicu in every neigh
orhood, To?- inc i-i ^1 it person ol' eil net RUX,
ming or old. Samples, new 1 i-tr-. circulars,
units fi<-., II complete oMllll F?i?t Krec imtl |?osl
aiil. Scull lor ii .-ii ?n r ami ni ike money nt
our homos. Address ll. .1. IIA I.I. .V Co., O, X.
Inward street, UaUiiuorc, Ma.- nov. ia 11-am.
EMPLOYMENT. - ? ^IIZ
m ha ve just what you nevil. Dur'Jill Mounted
?brumos outsell anything in tin' market. Mr.
"orsons writes: '.! struck oui yesterday, ami
iv working easy lour hours, cleared *7>" A
[{.ly has jiisl reported her prollts for (hu torc
loon as live dollar.-: yesterday np to -i o'clock
he cleared seven ami u hull' liol lars. Wo eau
irove beyond question thal one agent ordered
,li?il ol' tuest; chromos in eleven working ?lays.
Ve. have thc li n es I amt largest assortment in
lie Uuilod Slates; liumlreiU ol'el.oin; subjects
rom whieli io select. We will semi you au as
oriel or.r hundred of Um best Kelling on rc?
et ?il ol' six iloll.ns. Send in your on I er of give
is a cull. Sample 'iv mail ??'ic. or 1 . lor I.
J. LATHAM .v Co.,
4III Washington St.', no-Ion, Mass.
P. O. Box'.Mil Ucl. au i:i-i'.ni.
Sheriff's Sale.
Cdward A. Nix. Uar, rs. John C. Ed
wards. Cecil S. Ed wai (Is, and others }.
Foi; KC i.os rut:.
VIRTUE of the judgment herein. 1
will sell to I he highest bidder, at Or
ingcbur?; C. II., on the first Monday in
)eeeuibor next during the usual hours
if sale, the following I rae ts of land, viz:
lontuiUilig ?bout -lilli acres on Four Hole
iwiiuip. and bounded by lands now or
(innerly of Melton Hush. Henry Datitz
er. Up ber! Johnson am) Dr. Kales. The
amulo lie sohl in parcels, plats of which
rill be shown-On day of sale
TIC lt M.S-One-third cash; balance in
inc and two years. Creditor yiviny lioud I
or the credit portion and a mo.rtgage ol j
he premires and lo pay for papers and ?
ccnrdiiig.
iberia's OIHee. } E. I. CAIN.
N ov. 1?. 1^7.""). J Shel ill'O. C.
Orungcliurg (-'. lt., nov.20-13-2
Sheriff's Sales.
aeoh T. Dukes, and others, vs. Eugene
U. MuH', and others J? L'A UTI i ION OK
I {KAI. EST AT IC
3 y virtue of the judgments herein. I
rb will sell at Orangobiirg C. IE. on
lie fust Monday in December next.
111111": III? usual ln?ur.? of sale:
All that plant?lioii or tract of land sk
ulled in Oraiigehiiry counly, near I he
Id Ornugchurg road leading lo Ch a ries
en, in ?o,y Castle Town?! ip, coi'tiiihui^
N'j ae:c-. rtiiir?? or lc?s. .i i Hiiipid i| >r !
li? i-.is: le i ; (id ii di li. ' . lindi ?JU :
r;rf^^'otjli?i?A^J?lIi i'd ' 'one.'. . dlilh
iuds el Kill-' .- Ci> .I ii. . ii .! .i ' *** .>..
, I
i KttMS fhuiilutlf e..::.. ..:...#. ,.n a
redit of twelve mouths, purchaser gi.v
lg hom! and mortgage ol thc premises
i secure thu credit portion of the pur
hast; money and to nay for papers and
eeordiog.
herifTs Olllee. ) E. I . OA IX.
Nr5v. |J, 1S7.".. S Sherill" O. C.
Orangebnrg nov.20-15-21.
SherijT's Sale.
I Teena 0Uiver, administratrix, vs. T. J
Glover. )? I'll i ra IN TO SKI.I. lt KA I. ES
TAIT.. AMI ItKIXVKST I'KOCKKHS.
[JV VIRTUE of I he judmiK ui herein. I
5 will sell ai Orangebnrg C. M.. on Hie
rsl .Monday hi December next; during
lie usual hours of -aie :
1. Ail that lot of lund willi the bllild
igs ll.creon, in the [own ol Oraugeburg.
II Russell street, containing about lour
J) acres more <o- h ss. and hounded on
ne ea-t hy ?and of Win. Wilcock, on I lie
tmth hy Russell street, and on Ibu west
ml non Ii by land of-Cl.tllin, (late
?ie properly of Thos. K Echare.)
li. The lot and ellice No. "> Law Range,
liante on Church .-licet, now occupied
y Messrs. (?lover A Glover as a law
llieo, ?md hounded north hy lot (d' S.
libbie. South by lol ol Jolin D. Strow
iaii. east hy lot of X. A. IJull, and west
y Church street. The lot measures
bout ?7 feet in depth, and about -J.'J feet
'ont.
TERMS-One-half cash; balance on ai
.edit of twelve months, secured by a
md drawing interest at 10 percent, per!
ilium, and a mortgage of the properly, j
iirchaser having the privilege of pay In
ore than half of the whole of the pul
?ase money. Purchaser to pa}' for pa
ns and recording.
. ci i Ifs Ofllce. ? E. I. CAIN*.
Nov; iii. 1S75. j Sherill' O. G.
Orangebnrg H.. iiov.20-15-2
McDonald's Nero Story.
L llomancc of Cavalier and Hound
Head.
BY GEORGE MCDONALD,
Authur ul'"Annals ol' a quiet neighborhood,''
IV il fred Ciimliiirmeile,'' ute, I vol litio Hated.,
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lied un thor. "si. Ucoriro and st. Michael" i- ?
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rico, lo
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Economy is Wealth.
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ml have them worked lip at ARTHUR
I. EEWIN S, Manufacturer of lluniuii
lah*.
Childrens1 hair cutting a specially
Oct. 22, IS7--. -P) :;m. *
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A
UG?ST?S II. KNOWLTON,
Attorney & Counselor at Lav/
OK ANGKBURG, S. C.
GLOVER & GLOVER,
A. 11 o ?* n f y is t HJ ti \V >
No f., LAW RANGE,
OKAXGE?UHG, S. C.
.fule :;i "'I n
A D V E lt T I S 1?: M IS N T S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
^J?ANU 0PESISUI
I will open this morning a lot of the
Finest Teas,
ever offered in this market, co si
UNCOLORED JAPAN OOLONGS,
SOUCHONGS,
YOUNG HYSONS,
and
GUNPOWDERS,
And in order ko cultivate a trade for
these line grades I will sell them
V B TL Y LOW.
[ have also received Un* morning another
car-load o?
Solomon's Fancy Flour
Fresh ground and Made especially
for me from the
Finest (Solo?teil Wkeat,
I have nevwr had a aompluint of
this brand of flour.
IMPORTANT NOTICE !
Inferior KEROSENE OIL is eo dan
iel ons and so many accidents have oc
mrred from its usc, 1 have been induced,
it the repeated solicitation of my ctisto
ners, to purchase a supply of pure Oil
'or their use. I have just r?crive ten
jarret s ot
P?71.T ?rV iT.!.lT'r?:Efi^^vt.?,3.|^;
O? 12? .i... i*.,i. i wdi cit... ?hvi.X ure
)il ein aper than the same grade of Oil
.an be sold at in this city. Familles usc
n<i this Oil are safe. The use of the
:oinnion Oils now
FLOODING THE MARKET
? equivalent to bringing into the family
lestructiou and death!
I have also rucwived:
Kt Tierces Fresh Cured Davis' Hams,
10 Boxes Cream Cheese, direct from
thc Dairy,
>;"> Firkins Goshen Butter, direct from
the Dairy, which has all tho
freshness and flavor of the flow
ers.
> Tierces of Ballimoro Sugar-Cured
Strips,
IO Barrels of Extra Mess Mackerel,
averaging twenty ounces.
?5 Sacks Lngnayra Coffee, erpml to
Javn.
iO Sacks of assorted Rio, by ln9t Rio
steamer.
Willi a full supply of
t
CHOICE GRO?EBIES,
ev M i ni } i ? i
My stoek is full, with prices low a**
good times coming.
Thanking thc public for their very lib
ual patronage, and soliciting its conda
mn?e, I will do my best to merit the
nc.
IIA.I*I>Y SOLOMON,
Columbia. So. Oa.