The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 03, 1881, Image 3
Ohurh Diretor7
Methodist.-Rev. S. T. i. 1w0l, seo*A
Sabbath in each month at 11o'look A. t.,
Rev. Olin L. Durant, 8d 8bbath at 11 A. -
R ev. J. 0 . Graham, 4th Sabboth at 8 V. x
Presbyterlan-Rey. Hugh MOLees, at ta
Methodist Church, on 4 Sabbath 'i 11
o'clock a. w
Baptist-Seoon% Churi, Rev.W. 1. Singe
ton Pastor, 1st Babbtii and Sitairday befot
in each month at 11o 4160k A. in.
Liberty Chuiifh..mLiberty Btation-e* WB
Singleton,. Past o'--ervices every 2d Sabbath
and Saturday before.
L. Jart. MILoVnNA & 0o., Newspaper Ad"
verlising Agents, 128 W, Baltimore Street,
liaItimute, Md. are authorised to sontraot fot
Advertisements injTu. PioxuNs 8WNTINZLa at
our best tat.es.
Gardening ts now in ordor, and
don't you forget it.
There was thunder, lightning, bail
and rain at this place on last S0nday,
night.
Mr. Wm.-I. Ash more of this place,
has been quite ill for some time past,
but is now improving. We were glad
to see him on the streets rocohtly.
Mr'. E1. 0. Singleton, of Central
Townbhip informs us that he killed,
last Week, at one shot, five wild tur,,
keys. weighing in the aggregate 72
pounds.
Several of o'ur citirens who 'vent
Wost duringitho fall and winter, have
returned, antisfied that, taking health
and other advantages into considera
tion, this is a better sountry than
Texas, and just as good as any other.
A little daughter of Mr. Wm. For
guson, who lives witihin a mile of this
plnco, has boen quito sick, but we are
glad to learn she is gradually itnprov
inig, and without any backset will
soon be well again.
Danicl Douglass, member of the Leg
ia--:ture from1 Chectet fiold, died on sun,
dIaiy.
h'lere is a snei-city of onion buttons
in this section. Some of our mor,
ha1ts would do a good thing for
theIimelves, mi.d at thIO same~ time
lt. nefit the 'omumunlity, by importing
a hlt of' themI).
Wm (. Beo a di~tinigished citi
zio of Chaizrleton4,, died ctevently.
: *.- .(. C. rflin~ has hadl the fenc-,
i g a round his tIore het a' wilI as that
:n nn h is rei-ido&e', wvlbite wvahed,
u mh a his5 very much to the applear
Ii or eof both pIlces.
ITob grenL llfamount of rain that. fy11
a~ ing 2h winter. hast ca&used t tim
is! e eitin by manytt~, of si dry t'um
:lo-. We hope their predtiutionst gmay
Mr'. WV. S. Kirkc.y, who residleN
ablout two mViles> fromr this ph1:ce, miet
v~ith the misfortune( of hiavirg his corn
(P1r i ad about 200O buishels of cornt
11nd a lot f peas, burnied p~ onTues
day evening of last week. Mr'. Kirik,
svv thinks the fire was accidental,
butt says heo can not account for it.
iotheri, think of the battle that ie
I.eing waged by theO wor'maagainst the
to of your child. There is no night
of rest with them; they fight to kill.
Shirinter's Indian Vermifuge will anni-~
hilatte them. Only 25 cents a bottle.
Married-at the residence of' the
bride's faither, by Rev. W. B. Single,
ton, on the 23d February 1881, Mr.
J. K. Lathem and Miss Emma Len..
hed-l of Pickens.
We acknowledge, two largo alices
of elegant cako and wish the young
couplo a long, happy and prIosper'os
life.
STANDARD OF 'TUE ENGLIsH LAN
o i; As.-WVebster's Unabr'idged Die,
lionatry is commonded the English
World over for its excellence. W here
ever you find English epo-ikinig people
there y'ou find Webstor. England has
pr'oduced nothing equal to it, and in
Amorica it is the standard. The ii
luistrations are a marvel for accuracy
arid number, and it is a treat to be
able to look through it. The new edi
tion has 1,928 patges, 3,000 engravings
and four' pages colored plates. Its
a b)1o anid comprehensive definitions are
a library in themselves-a't thesaurus
of u nbounrded tronsures.-Our Church
Papetr, Now Market, Va.
Leo BnoKEN.-Wo regret to learn
that Mr. Bertry Boggs, of Central
TIownship met with the misfortune of
having his leg broken on 21st uilt.
HeA was at his saw mill, and in at.'
temp~ting to pass across while the car
ringe, upon which the logs are plaeed
for sawing, was being run back, his
leg was catught bo-tween it and a sill,
anid broke completely in two, just
bow~ the knee. H~e was in a fair'
wany to recover the list time we heard
AT COST.
#R THE NEXT90 DAYS I WILt
OP#NERn MV STOCR OF
Ready Made Clothing
AT i1PEW XourN cost
Atn prepmthd also to oker lot bargains in
Many other Goods. You *111 And my Stoek
amply fpletilshsd and *ompl lit evty par&
ticular.
Ii'o Arrive thi Week,
100 baffeld FLOtR, from $6.00 up& Cant be
beat In Greenville.
I want 1,000 bushels of CORN in next 80
days, for whidh I will pay the highest price.
Large lUt Irish Potatoes on the road.
Padties who have not settled In full their
last yea'O acdotnt, will notice that, be they
et so good, I Will not lap adcounts. Be
governed accordingly.
I am Agent for SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU.
ANO and ths Celebrated Bone Black Fertili.
zers, Rusell Coe's Guano and Adid.
These Fertilisers can also he proeured of
W. T. Mce ALL, at Pickens C 0 H.
1,000 pounds STEEL PLOWS at bottom
prices, to be hero this Week, and they want
to be sold. Also, Handled Hoes.
Ea B. HORTON,
Libery, S. C.
jan 27,1881 19 ly
Remember This.
RELIABLE GOODS ONLY
READ TIE LIST AND CALL ON
W. T. McFALL
A xes, Aug~ers, Alam,
1r< omns, Biiekets, Brihdle,
(Coffoo, (andy, CracekorM,
Dippors, Domnestics, D)arners,
EdXgings, E.4sences, g,
Gingrr Glass, Gimnlets,
Lats, Hamns, Hoesa,
Tnk, Irons, I udi'go,
JugA, Jars, Jas
Keroseno, Kiivo.', Knrobs,
Motla.4ses, MIucilago, M ackerel,
Nails, Notin, Needles,
Poncils, ~Pie, Ppr
Quart Capa, . Quilts,
Sugar', S'oaps, Shovels
Teca, rutnks, Tn
Umbarella, Uniderwoar,
Vinegar, Va:rnish, Vermifuge,
Wooden Ware, Wax,
Excellont Go'.dd, Yarns,
Zinc, Mirrors and manty othor' uses
ful articles, always on hand. (Cal.
If you donat see what 3you want,, ask
for it.
Theo goods wil be' sold on most
reasonablo tertms, for CJash or Barter,
or on Limo to prompt paying custom,.
W. T. McFA LL.
oct 28, 1880 61
Clerk's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH'I CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICES.
IN COUTJI OF COMMON PLEIAS
Lucy A. Smith eL at. Plaintiffs,. against. Wmn.
N. HendrickN, et. at. Defendant s.
BY authority of a Decret al Order, made in
LIthe above stated case, on the 31st Jan..
uary, 1881, by thre Hion, Thomas TJhomnsonl,
Circuit Judge, I will sell to the hiighest bid
der at Ickons Court Ijouse, on Sarleday in
March next, the following Tracts of' Land,
to wit;
TRACT NO. 1.--Conlaining 80 Acres, ad-.
joining lands of T. J1. Chamlin, J. A, lHoggs,
8, A, McCraok in, et al.
TIIAUT NO. 2 --ContaIning 183 Aocos,
on both sides5 of Golden's Oreck, being part
ot the Homoe Tract, of the lato Zephiauinah
Smith, ifceaed, adjoining lanids of Z Clay
ton Smiith, W. Al'red Smnith, Mrs, N, Clay
ton and others.
NO 3 --ContaIning 1 Aere and 1~ Rods, onl
the West side of Libert~y Church, beiung the
old Liberty School flouse Lot., adjoining land-i
of J. A. Boggs, T. J. Chiamblin anid olliorA.
TER.L8S---One half the purchase money to
be paid on day of sale; the credit port ion to)
be0 on a credIi, of twelve maonths, secured by
bond and mortgage of tho premises, and1( a
deced to the premiuse to be ma~de when the
repor't of sales is confirmed byv the. Court.
feb 10. 1881 21 .1
sDRJJ" D - Mrp. Gordon,
the-wita of Andrew Gordon, who is
thl tgijfer for CaPt.' WiM. hunterf
mot with'a terHibl ,dehtb. last wbjk.
8M. W40 at the mill, and in an unguard
ed runinent htr clothing *asoatght i
he trubdie head. She was pulled
under and both logs brushed to pieces
from the ankles to the knees. he
lingered a few days in terrible agony,
when death put an end to her tuffor
ings.
With the adtnt of another new
year, we are again pleased to notice
the prompt appearance of Ayer's Al*
manao. This little annuli li its
bright cover, attradtitv dress, filed
with pleasant and proilthble informa
tion, is the most populaL' of itS elaSMs
abd the cry for more oftidn goes to
the enterprising piublisheri, to receive
only th6 disnppointing answer, "too
late." In the numerous editions re
quired to adapt its astronomioal cal
culations to loeal time, and in the nine
d;fferent languages in *hich it is now
published, it reaches an nnnual issue
of more than ton millions copios, and
is distributed gratuitously in every
quarter of the globo. While it serves
to mako known still mioro widely to
the world the several modicinial pre,
parttions of its proprietors, they also
seek to make this book uceoptable in
overy family, and an indispensable
hand book of medioal and practical
information.
"We consider the Kauquita Indian
Worm Pelicts to bo one of the bost
combinations for the expulsion of
worms, that can be made. The pro,
prietors having given us the formula
of thrm, we have used them in our
practice with good results." V. A.
Williams, M. D., But l Mitchell, M.
D., Walhalla, S. C., 15th Feb. 1881.
For stdo by Dr. J. W. Quillian, Easley
Just received a large lot of Cloth
ing, at 1L. C. SnMRLEY 8,
Conitl'l, S. C.
14pecia.l Notices.
164oldiers !
A. A. T HOM AS, Cornier 9th aind F Srreers,
Washdington, D). G., a ttiends to Pension and
Wack l'niy. lotity Clai ms colect ed. (on
ali, aititnded to before (the Depart ment of t hie
Iiutemior andi Suipremec Court. Land W~ar.,
ratsI pur.haed.
.le.srs. IR.teAiuson <j Blro.--It is with real
plenCure that LI. add 1 n-1 Iy I ' ltesimoy to thet
gr'eat virliues t.i your '.'Neuralin~ie" as a spe
cifie fir ucuraulgia and headache. Su.c. a
reme~ty is a bles~dug, and all sufferers shaould
keep it on hand.
J, R1. RIDiKLY,
186 Cathedral street, Baltimore.
For sale by i'r. .J. W. QIILLIA N. Easley.
IT IS FOUND AT LAST!
SoMs-rarNII Nuw UNnaER THlE SUN.-A new
eraL is dawning upon woma.n. flithegrto she
has been called upon to suffer the ills of' man
kind and her own besides. The frequent and
distressing irregularities peculirar to her sex
have long been to her the "direful spring of
woes unnumbered." In thie mansion of t he
rich and hovel of poverty alike woman has
been the constant yet patient viotim of a
thousand ills unknown to man-and without
a remedy. "Oh Lord, how long!" in the
agony of her soul, hath she cried. But now
thme hour of Iher redemption is come. Bhe
witl suffer no more, for Bradfield's Female
Rtegulator, "Woman's Best Friend," is for
sale by Dr. J. W. Quillian, Easley Station.
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradtleld, Atlanta, Ga.;
price, $1.60 per bottle.
0OSTET1!II
CUEBRA-TED
The Bitters invariably remedy yellownes
of the cornplexion anid whi'es of' the eyes,
pains ini the right side and under the right
a1 oulder..blade, furred tongue, high colored
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, Oenst;pa,.
tion, heaviness of the head, mental dlespon
denoy, anad every other manifestation or ac
companiment of a diso-:de'ed conditioun of the
liver. The stomach, towels and kidunoys aso
experience their regulating and t onic intiu
ence.
Fur sale by all Druggists and Dealers
_________generall y.
Apply to ITAGOOD, A LEXANDER & CO
or L. B. (IR AVLEY on the place.
L..h 10, 184 21
ADVURTISERS by addressisg CEO. P.
,tI.ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce streot,'N6*
York,. cau Itaru tbo exact cost of any propoded
line of ADVERTIsINo in American Newspapers.
Mit100-p'agc Panphlel; 25c.
AYEAR AND EXPENSES
to agents. Outfit Free. Ad..
dress P. 0. VIGKEIY,
Autgusta, Maine.
a year to Agents, and expenses. .6
$9 Ou9tfree Addre F. SWAIN & Co.,
Augusta, Me.
feb 24, 1i81 23 8
Iatents for Inventionso,
E. W. AINUiEtorN. J. 1. S1fT,
ANJ)SON & SM ITH,
Attorneys at Law No. 700 Seventh Street.
Opposite the United States Patieit, Ottico,
Waslingi on, ). C.
No fee for preliininary examination.
No fee unless patent Is allowed.
Fees less than those of any other respon-.
sible agency.
Practico in the U. S. Patent Office, U. S.
Supreme Court, and lDistriot- Courts.
Cot'respondence solicited and no liarge
made for advice.
Books of information sent free of charge.
Reference furnished upon rejiest.
.-NDIANt
I gnarantee SURINER'S
A i INDIAN VERMIFUGE to
destroy and expel TWormS
from the h na a n body,
whomas thaey exist, If used
necording to the direce
tionts. it t% a sanfe nal re
liable lremuedy.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
AND SfORE KEEPERS.
David E, Foutz, Prop.
- 6--- BALTIMORE, MD.
LANMRETHS
SEEDS ReBEST 10fl
it not noil in Otir town .ol
e nn goit U1,1 iii Molt ?'r p U U
178 ft Prnl (",r C tl ( tMr
logue and Prices. T he ObL.t a vl mot .enive &cd
Grorers in the Un . tato.
DAVID LANDRETH & PONS,1'aTLADA.,PA.
UST puiblied. at now edi t ion ofd DR. CUL
J VERlWELL.'S Celeratied Esavi on t he
Rladlical cure of 8p er nnitterrhioeat r SemL) inal1
W.eakness, 1In vo l naryV~ Seina il LI r I m
poteney, Mentail tol [hys-ical incapucic y,
llmpediments11 to MarriIe, (e',also (Con
The l coh-brated~~ nuthr (. itin ih amral
3&~rayU e~Ill di ll.s rale . h rom l tli~thiig..
consequenices of -sa 81abu-ce mayA bie r:21icall1y
curd; oiningou a mode of enre' simpjle.
every suifh-rxr, no unu:er wha' his 1,3conditionl
may~ be, may21 eure hhnse1' 1 'lf eaply, prli vately
and radicallv.
of eey y'outh onet every. manZI ini the land.*
8entIi under $Oal, ~in a pilUin nv elopej, I a
aniy arddr'ess,. po.;t paliI, on receipt of six cenrts
or Iwo posago si ups
Ad lress tihe Ptubdlihersq,
TH E CULiVlmW E LI L IlEDICA L CO.,
41 Ann Si.. New York; Post otliee isox, 458S0
ap 1, 1880 2 ly
A vogotablo preparation nnd the only sure
remnedy In the wortl for Itrighat's Df sease
Dilabetes. nnd ALL lMidney, Liver and
Urinary Dlseases.
CrtTetmoninlr of th~oluhchst ordor In proof
of these stateen1ts. . ... .
aKWFor the cuo of Dianbetes, call for War
ner's Safe iabetes cure.
OG'Yor the euro of Birlght's and the other
diseases, call for Warner,. Safe Midney
and Liver Cure.
* ZB-Wanier's
I ' dIes are sold1
* . by Driugglsts
aniid DeaZlers
in Medicinie
everywhaere.
? 1111,WARNER & CO,
Proprietors,
d ~ Rochester, N.Y.
~AYW8emI for Pamphlet
atnd Test~iunale
For Salo by
TIIOS. W. DAV yIS
ALS(O, IW\lar:r IN STf~M EN
(G N IS, SA WV AI~i;, COTTON
GIN Jl'H ES:SMJ, SEW' ING MA.
CINisS, &t.
na t2, !MO 1~7a
HOVEY & TOWNES.
G-reenti11, !. C.
WE IAAV9 A LARGB AND COMPLETE
StoCk of
BWA Pt AND FANC(
DRY GOODS I
Would dallattentionito our Line of
BRAWLS,
CLOAkg, and bOLMANdi
JEA15>
dA8dtMBRg,
FLARNAL9,
DOLANEETS,
dARP~id,
TRUNKS, &o., &d
Next Door National Bank.
pov 11, 1880 8 2m
ISA.A.C WEIL.
CLEVELAND BLOCK.
Dealer in Olothing, Dry Goods, Boots,
B-hoes, Rats, Eto., Eto,
GREENVILLE . .. S. C.
--&--o
MR. J. RILEY FERGUBON, of Pickens,
is now with this house, and Would bo
glad to soc and accommodato all of his
Pick ens friends,
nov. 4, 1880, 7 tf.
J.H. MOIAli & DRO.,
.Revival int New Geo.o s.
B'LACK SILKS B6c. to $2i 25.
URiOCADE and MANIABSE SILKS and:
SA TINS 90o. t o $1.75.
BLACK and FANCY MA TINS 75c. to $1.25
Mourning Depart mexnt.
Hei c]eta ClothI, B-. ratIhea ClI? h, (tirepe
Clo h9le, C~L~asluere de l'[Ide, Crepes, Cash.
mrrevs, &c.
,in rtee g'oods we mnake a specialty, ant.
Our Stock of
Dass (Aoads and' Noveltieqw
[a by far the largest and most var'ied and
conltains9 more real 0GEMS I han any ot her
stoa' er sho'.vn by uts, including~ the new
and beu:tiiful
St. Marie Plaiids
And the new anii poular colorsg "Gen
J'Arme"o' and "Dreoge of Win je," withI an ele
gant line of TlM.\INGS to matcht.fi
Etunbroide.red Fblannel, one' yard wide.
A good quality fll regula~r hUM088 at 20c.,
coonsidered cheap at 300).
Maitelesse Flannel, someting new andi
beautiful.
TIable Linens, Doyles andt Napkins in new
(1esins.
Cloaks and Dolunaans,
To this departmnent we oall special attenb~ion
Faney Baskets, Table Matts, &o.
We shall be very happy tLo havea our friends
call.
GREENVILLE, 8. C,.
oet 2l,1880 48 l
------
Barnum's Hippodrome
THE MOST WONDERFUL SHOW EVER
seen in Pickers hans just arrived. Among I he
various A rtieles inl this Shiow and which can
be purchased at the LOWESTI CA811 PRI
CES, are all kinds of'
Staple and F'anoy 'Dry Goods,
[1 A TS,
CAlPS,
FANiCY ARTICLES, LAHR
TOTILET SO iPS,
[[ARD)WARE, CUTLERY, and all kjinds of
Groceries needed for family use. InI fact
everyfthing kept. in a F~rst ('lass General Nier
chandise Establishment can be toundl here at
bottom prices.
FRESH CORNt MEAL will alway~. be found
onl handl( for sale.
TH- [8 SHO0W ca1 ho found across the street
opposite the Court House, at the
OF
Griffin & Newberry.
AGENTS ALSO FOR DIXIE GUANO.
jan 6, 1881 16
BIG P AY A""~T~ WAE
number of act ive, eniergetic businossi nan', ass
ers to engag~e in a pleasant and profitable
business. Good men will ~f(i this a rare
chance
To MZake Iouney.
Such will please answer this advert isement
by letter, enclosing stamp for reply. satiig
what businesd they have been enlgaged1 in.-.
None but t hose who mean business need an
ply. Address
FINLEY, HARVEY & CO., At1a, a*
J. S. COTHSAW, I M. F. AnZsL, J X DoCoS
Abbeville S. C. j Greenville, 8 0 Plokens 8 C'
-OTERANP, ANSEL & OGGS0.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELOAS AT LAW,
- MCEENS 0.E. . 0,
Offleo in tho CoUr House. Prompt
attention given t' all business eni
Lrustol to then).
(100 9, 1880 12
R. A. CHILD,
ATTORNRY t C Vti.SELO A T LA W
P IOKENS C. H. 8.C.,
Will Practico in all the Courts of the State
and Courts of tho United Bates, for the Die
trict of South Carolin4.
I n cases requiring it ablo Attorneys will be
associatod with uo.
jnu 6 1881l 16
Atlanta & Chatlotto Air Line Railway
PASSENGER D.EPARTMENT.
ATLANTA GA., Janbary 10. 1881.
Ch nge of Schedule.
On and after this dato Trains will ruM
onl thlis3 lionel 1). rD!!(ws;
DAY PA.%S.*EjNC; tTn A!N.
( East wvard )
Arrive nt Greenville at 10 42 a m
Leave Greernville nt 10 48 a ut
(West w ard.)
Arrive at (reen-ville at. 5 34 p An
Leave Greenville at. 5 35 p in
NIanr PAF:qVa(7PR TRA IN.
[Fts IWa-rd.]
Arrive-at Greenville at 10 19 p m
Leave Greenville at 10 24 p m
[Westwnrd.]
Arrive at Greenville at. 5 18 a m
leave Ureenuville n11, 5 26 a m
LUCAl, FIF.Iaan'r Ta IAN.
[ :t,[La.ward.]
Arrive at Greenville at 7 52 a m
Leave Greenville ai 9 25 a in
jWest ward.]
Arrive it. Gireenville :It 4 15 p in
Leave Greiville at. 4 66 p m
Tulio,1nlt FiEI LuT TRA EN.
Arr'ive at Grean)1v1lle Ial 1 15~ a
Le.ve G reenrville at I 82 a
,~riive(WXestLward.)
Arva Greenlville at 11 16 p mi
Lonivu G reiOlle a t 11 08 p
Connietiing at A rlana for nl polnte Wesa
Clnnect inlg at Chariot te for all Eastewn
Thiron'ih Tickets: onil ~n1~ t (Gai4esville
Seneen: ''ity, Grtenville nnda Spartanburg te
all1 point~ LiEst and Wesat
Geeneral Manager.
W. .J Iloustonm, Gen'1 1'a,. & 'l icket Ages..
Columbia & Greenville R R
ClhANGE OF SCHELDULE,
On arn nfle t~ r d 212nary Elb h. 1~81, the
Passengrer Tra ins ever t he Greenvil.e abd
Ciolinuia~ Isailiroad1 will be run1 daily,. Hn
da~ys e.xcepted:
Leve Colnmha21) 1nt at5( ai
Leatve Newherry at 8pi
Lenve ldgcnves at 1 5ai
fLave I;eiten at.I i)p n
L~~veAiM oi at 01 p m
Arrive at Greeilln 7 10 p m
Lecave Geenille ait 10 00ai 5 p mn
Larrve Het.o.nt a- 12II26( i 00 p mi
Leave' Hodge'us at0 i 19 p in
eArrve atNewerry a L 4a 0t 3 p mi
Leav'e Alon a.t. 4 401 p m
Arrive at Clteural a t 10 p mn
Lenve Newberrye 121 0 25 p m
Arrive at Laurens C 124 1 0 p m
Arie i2atidW Ne hry hi u 5 a inll85 p,
Lenve PHdges at. 4 40 pm
Arrivea A bbevriil- ft 81 p mi
Leave Ahboyvle 41 20p
Arrive at lhaia 8 10 p mn
I reave l uelln at Sam
Leavc S~Anew at 9P
Leave Pl'e, .nl cit 0
Leave P'erryl(1:2,1o2 .
Leave Atierrot at.1(9*i
'~iiivai~kitn a7.11 ) p ni
Arive)1 o at ll all oni 'a8 in p c m h
>otLe avWaiilla la0lr ir nd ih t 05 tmtam
Lere . eneen2 a t IiPi9 ne 48i a m)l2~
heavte l'enletoni C'Olln10i 28l d An ta
irivei a, tn ite bnwithntattil 5f pbm
Upr ando dowItin Tins Conlt eiaf mai sun
make' clioe connecl iting,1 a etClimin i ol b:
i-'ei. Taitn.wih nenger Capr nin chet.
An Po th Wi ~rlmn tcolnrhi A nndAg
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