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DELINQUENT TAX LIST ,.OF UINION. COUNTY. * Litt of Lamia in Union County, on whicfafftfc, J'enalltca am{ Asaea$ineqt^0emain for the fiacal year 1877, as returned hy John J'. Vho/nqf, Esq., County Treasurer of Lniun Ofoty : U.NIO.N TltW.NSlI IP. WK lluihlings. Acres. fmt* <^M'S 3 ".v.. . 220 ^ Dupree/lS o Urahtm, o. it. " .:.*vMot Hawkins & Vinsou..'. 1 44 44 Santcc. Glenn, Est. llobcrt 4 41 020 Jeter, Mrs. Luclln C 8 44 020 Shot lies worth, Unsawny 07 Fisiidam. Hill, G. W 0 44 2:100 lloilingswurth, James I' 2J0 l'lNCK N t.Y. Gamer, \V M 5 44 70 Guuli, II. C 74 Kiev, Ann 0:1 Jon ksvii.i.k !Kirb\ Est. Jeremiah 100 \ inson, N. \Y\. :j 44 400 ^ Goudeysvillk. Davis, Mrs 1* 1 " 250 Garner, Jus. A GO 1: ?vv-.'li, .Mrs. Mary I " 10G Tii.iiiisoii. II II 82 Tot - ,ii, Mrs M 11 :{ " 110 Draytonvii.k. u I'ridtiiure 8 " GO Duv;<(sun, %|?s. >1. K 48 l iiirick. 1. G 1-1 11.k;.\.nsyii.!.e S.nbli, Mrs. Yimicy GO J>n:<. ior. Sum 80 tVinu-tnith, Dr. J 1050 Citoss Keys. il.iinett, Mrs. 1*. and Nnncy..H " 104 Gar- jh, li. A 200 Steward, W. M 7 " 202 uoiikn 111i.i,. CliJi,...,:, Mrs. .Mary 0 ' 100 Or s. David 1 " 2 7* >i)cr is hereby given Mini llio whole of llie sec ; ! parcels, mis and purls of lols of Ileal list (escribed in ihc proceeding list, or so inuo.i I'nercnf as will he necessary to pay (lie the!.is<'S, penalties and assessments charged titer, .in, will be sold by the i'reasurer of Union < on ?iy. Month Carolina, nt his office in said Count" "H the first Monday in January, A. D. 1870. hi less said taxes, penalties and assessineni.t be paid tlieron before that time, and such sale will continue, from day to day, until all of sain parcels, lots and parts of lots of Ileal Ks talc lii.it be sol.I or ottered for sale. D. JOHNSON. Auditor U. O. Dec JO 61 ?Jt J dge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iti the Court of Probate. 1 oliii 11. Jetferies, as Adminis ) Sale of trator of Hamlet Jetferies | Ileal Estate vs j to aid Ellen .lotteries and otliers. | Assets. BV vii ;ne of a decree of the Court of l'robate made in this case, dated the 8th day of No\enibfi 1878, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in L'ni.in County, on Snlesday in January nest, the following described tract of land; sold o:. application of John It. Jetferios AdministraiOf it .I.unlet Jetferies, to pay the debts due b.v his said intestate, to wit : All li.'.t tract of bind belonging to the estate of Manuel Jetferies deceased, containing Two hundred ami forty-two acres, more or less, and boo b'd ny lauds of Samuel Sarratt, 1. F. Woffo. 1 lih'iniel Jetferies, hi?uicstea<l of Hamlet J 'ii.. ,c.?, and others, upon the following terms, In Wll . One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. I!u- balance on a credit of one and two years, in two cptal instalmeiits, with interest from l-he day of sale, I lie purchaser tu give bond mid u mortgage id' I lie premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. IfcSA- T lie above land will be sold in tbrce separate tracts, a plat of which can be seen in the l'rohate Judges' oflicc. JOS. F. (J 1ST, Judge of Probate. I tec Id f?0 3t is>r acu 10s O F I. A A 1) F O It S A 1, K. I Wild, oiler for sale on Salcsday in Janu ary 1 next, before Union Court House door, that tract of land, known as a part of the Scott Land, containing I'd" acres, lying on the Spartanburg and Union Itailroad, 4A miles North of Union C. II. There is ft pretty good dwelling, corn Crib and stables on (be premises. Terms of Sule : One-third cash, the balance on one and two years lime, with interest from the day of sale. The purchaser to give a mortgage on the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. If. II. HHLUK, Es'r Ms I. Thus. Heine. 1>CC 20 61 2t fe NO'l'TnUl VI.L persons having claims against the estate <>f I). D. Going, deceased, will present them, pr operly probated, and.those owing the estate will please make i .mediate payment to W. A. NICHOLSON. Administrator. Dec H, 187P. 1 dt ALL PERSONS I NDHHThl) to the undersigned, and to the J 1:11? firm ?f I'ieu, McLure ,v t'o., are hereby nntitied that such indebtedness niUMt 1m? settled. Those interested will please give this matter (heir eurlv attention as we are unable (oimvc longer lime. ISICK & MclXKK. Dee Kt ;"(> 4i DAVID JOHNSON, JR~, ATTOHNKY AMI t'Ol NSMMJ-K, Will practice in ilic Supreme and Circuit Courts nf ilio Stale, also in United States Courts for the District of South Carolina. Dec Dl ;>0 if Close up Accounts. A Dl. persons indebted to us either by note or J, V Hook account must come forward and settle, its the time for payment has arrived. SI'KA HS ? COI/fON. Dec Id .*i0 ;5t Close up Your Accounts. A l.l. persons indebted, by note or account, . to I'. M. Cudd A Son, an hereby requested to make payments immediately as we must have money. F. M. CUDD k SOX. Dec "0 ?*>! Int. <r ?-,M" J? J ? ! L1,* .-_.lrT*.i *-L^ | Sheriff's Sales. BV virtue of Sundry executions to mcdii ectcd, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in January next, within the legal hours of Shcritl's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of land, located in Union County, contaiuiug one hundred and thirty-two ncr s, more or leas, bounded by lands of K. V. Harris, J.T. Ilill &Co.. Michael Ueutcnbough and others; levied vn and to be sold as the property of John 11. Skelton at the suit of l'hilip Uuiin. ALSO Ouc tract of land, located in Union County, containing eighty-two acres, more or less, bounded by lands belonging to J. C. Ilogan, Asa Smith, James Lancaster, uud Samuel West; levied on and to be sold as the property of Joel Lancaster, at the suit of the Executrix of J,. W. ltobo. ALSO One tract of land, located in Union County, couluinitig eighty-four and a half acres, more or less, bounded by lands of D. W. Liltlcjohn, Edmund Hlanton, Noah Webster and others; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of Stephen Pearson, decease J, .at the suit of 1>. W. I.itt Icjoltn against J antes I,. Pearson, Administrator of the estate of Sleplteit rearson. ALSO All that tract of land belonging to George W. Hill, containing twenty-three hundred acres, more or less, lying on both sides of the S. U. & 0. ltailroad, adjoining lands of John 1*. Sartor, John T. Hill, James T. Jeter, and John 1*. Sartor again, and others; levied on and to be sold as tlie property of George W. Hill, at the suits ofS. M. Hawkins, as executor of Win. Hawkins, Administrator of S. Meng, 11. A. T. Sartor, as Kxeeutor, A. \V. Cuinmiiigs, as successor of M. L. Nelson & Co., J. Nott Moore, W. J. T. Glenn antl IV. G. Austin, as cxeeutors, Charles Holt, as Administrator of 11. S. Gilliam, Miss l'.liza Soaifc, J. T. lldl & Co., and John T. Hill It. V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry ol icrs, against George IV. Hill. The Homestead of George \V. Hill will be excepted in his sale. ALSO Three hales lint Cotton ; levied on and to he sold as Hie property of 1'. P. Hamilton, at the suits of J. T. Hill & Co., and S. M. Hawkins, lcceased, against 1'. 1*. Hamilton. ALSO 15y virtue of an execution of S. M. Wood, assignee. against Frances Howell, and tin order from (lie lion. S. 11. Hudson, setting aside the assignment of homestead in lands in this action, so far as tlie same atfccts tlie claim of the Plain mi herein, ami tluit the Sheriff of Union County proceed to sell said land under levy made by liim, 1 will sell one hundred and fifty acres of land, whereon Frances Howell now lives, on the first Monday in January, 1879, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, said lands bounded by lands of (Ins Wood, J. E. Mcng, Dr. D. F. McMahon, W. 0. Dunn and J. C. Farrar, as the property of Frances Howell, at the suit of S. M Wood. A I.SO Balance of laud of A. H. Anghtry, after setting off homesload, l:?2 acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of J. E. Augh'ry, estate of Joseph llervy, Dr. W. Situs and A. 11. Aughlry's II out est cad ; levied on and to be sold us the property of .A. 11. Aughtry at the suit of James S. l'orter and others. Also One tract of land, containing 410 acres, located in Cross Keys Township, Union County ; levied on and to be said as the property of James M. Johnson, Wm. A. Johnson, James Graham and lands now in the possession of John Kay ; levied on and to be sold as the properly of James M. Johnson and William A. Johnson, at the suit of Irene Estes for her dower in said lands. A I.SO One Day Mare and Iwo Cows: levied on and to be sold as the property of Finnic L. Wilburn now Fannie L. Harrison, at the suit of John W. f.yles, as guardian of the person and estate of Susan l.ylcs now Susan C. Morris against Thomas C. Iltichinson as trustee and others. ALSO I will sell on Tuesday the seventh day of January, 1879. at the residence of T. L. Haines, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales; all the interest that E. J. Fowler has in one bale lint Cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of E. J. Fowler, at the suit of N. D. Eison & Co., on a lien execution. A LSO I will sell on Tuesday the seventh day of January. 1870, at the residence of John Wesley Littlcjohti, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about fifty bushels corn and fifty bushels cotton seed; levied on and to lie sold as the property of John Wesley Liltlcjohn, at the suit of Giles Glover and Adolnhus Youmr. ALSO. One Buggy and Harness, levied on and to be sold as tlie properly of Thomas K. Palmer at the suit of John Itodger, Assignee. December IU1I1 187^. tt. MACBETH, s. r.c. Dec. 13 60 Jit Sheriff's Sale. The State of-South Carolina, couytv or u.\iox. In the Court of Common Pleas. J.T. Hill & Co., 1 Judgment of vs. j- foreclosure James M. Johnson ami others ) of Mortgage 1>Y virtue of an order of the Hon. J. 11. Kcr) shaxv. Judge presiding at the Court of Common Pleas, for Union County. March Term, 1S78. I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in January next, within the I In r??l liaii * o r\ f Vtlmnilf o enliu ?l?*i '!? ??w?i o wi i-'iivi in ?-? own..-', IIIV luiiur iii^ uv" sci ibed mortgaged lan.Is : Situate c?n 'iygcr Kiver, I'nion County: contniiiinpr six li11ii<Irc< 1 and fifty-t wo acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Jidiii Kay, Kobert Kay, tlic estate of dames Joltnson and Tygor Kiver; I s Id as ilie properly of dames M. dohiisou and : Win. A. Johnson and others. I'lie lands will be resold in two separate tracts to wit : One tract known sis lite Prince land, containing Ml acres, more or less, bid art by dames M dolinson. who failed to comply with the terms ot sale, and resold at his risk. The other tract known as the Kstes or llnrnet land, containing one hundred and eighty-four . and three-fourths acres, and hid of by \V. A. j Kay, who failed to comply with his bid and re 1 sold tit his risk; and if the next purchasers fail to comply with their bids at next sale, (lie laud .. ;>i i... ...-.(i.;.. ...... i., .t... ' TKHMS or X \|.K.?One-half ca?h, lite lml' nnceon n ore-lit of twelve months, with interest j from the 'lay of sale, scoured hy a ltowl and a I niorl?a<(C frmii the purchaser of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money.? i December Id, |s7f<. 15 MACltKTII, S. U. ('. Dec Id "?o :'.t Large Bed Mattresses. I TV >11 Main, at SS.'iO, by } 15. V. It AWLS, IN'o. 1. Knst I'nion. l)cc Id oO tf - i .. 1 r ? i Sheriff's Sale. The State of Sou titCarolina, 1 ? I COl'XTVOF VXIOX. tt* III tlie Court of Common Pleas. Charles llolt as Administrator "1 of Joshua 1*. Hawkins, Ju<lgmenl for deceased. Foreclosure vs. of Mortgage. Sarah Hawkins aad others BY virtue of an order from the II<U. W. II. Wallace, Judge of the 7th Circuit, to tne directed, 1 will sell to the liighcs t bidder, botbre Union Court House door, on the first Monday in January next, 1H7'J, within tlio legal hours of Sheritt s Sales, the balance of the real estate of Joshua 1'. Hawkins, late of Uuion County, deceased, located in Draytonville Township, on both sides of Thickety Creek, which lands have been divided by a competent Surveyor, and will bo sold iu ScVClliOOIt Tracts, as follows, to wit . Triiet Yo. I. Located on (lie Green Liver Load in the South Last corner of the plantation, contains lit'ty three acres *53 acres To diaw detached woods lot on the West side of the plantation, marked *A' 18.] " Tract No. 1 to contain 71] acres Tract Xo. 2, Located next North of No. 1, on Dawkins Avenue, contains 37 acres To draw tVood lot "D" containing ? Tract No. 2, contains 42] acres Tract Ko. it. Next North of Tract No. 2, on Dawkins Avenue and extending to Limestone Load, contains 102 acres To draw wood lot "0 ' containing 12] ? On this tract are three settlements, 111] acres Tract Xo I, Next West of the Mill Tract on which John James now lives, contains 111 acres Todtaw wood lot 11" containing 1"> " loli acres Tract Xo. 3, Next .South of No. 4, on Dawkins Avenue, contains 123] acres This tract nas settlement and woods. Tract Xo. O, XiMtl Smith .if \ti <m lhiivlriiifl Avniiim contains il2 acres Trad Xo. 7, (hi Daw kins Avenue, and tlie Green Uiver j Komi on which (lie Uawkings dwelling and owtbuildings are situated, contains '2'y-l acres. Traot Xo Next West of No. 7, fronting the Green llivcr road and extending back tu Webster land, contains 8i acres. One-third cleared and two-thirds line timber. Tract Xo 1>, Next West of No. 8, and adjoining .Mulberry Chapel, contains o:j acres. Tracts on the Xorth side of Thickety cut us j'otlou s : Tract No. 10, Located in the South Kast corner of the plantation 011 the North side of Thickety Creek, and having a large proportion of Itieh bottom land on said creek, contains 81 acres To draw detached wood lot "G" on Timber Kidgc, finely timbered, it 11 Tract 10 to contains 'JM acres Tract No. 11, Next West of No. 10 011 Minctim Avenue, having a large front in Thickety, with tine bottoms, contains 71 acres To draw detached wood lot, "F" ' No. 11, contains S0? acres Tract No. 12, Next North of No. 10 and No. 11 on Mincuin Avenue, contains tiOA acres To draw Wood l.ot "11" containing Tract No. 12 contains 72j{ acres Tro at. 1M r\ 13 On Mincuni Avenue next I.ittlejolin and Jcfferics land, contains 78 acres. Tract No. 14, Mincuni Tract, on Eacli side of Mincnin Creek ami Mincuni Avenue, I contains 08 acres To draw wood lot E* (next Webster) 1>J No. 14 contains I??7i acres This tract lias fine lands an I a very line water power. Tract No. 15, Next North of No. 1 I on the Limestone Uoad, contains tilt acres. Tract No. 16, On the West side of the Limestone Road, Extending from Ziou Church to Tliickety Creek, uu which arc some very tine bottom land, contains 70 acres I To draw wood lot North of /ion Church on the west side of Limestone | Road, containing If, " No. Id, contains '.>1 acres Tract No. 17, Next west of No. lb, extends from the Limestone Road near Websters' to Thickcty Creek, j having tine creek and branch bottoms, plenty of wood an 1 nice settlement, contains 8d acres. Ad of i lie above tracts, have settlements, except No. b. atid all have woods, eultivaieai.lt> Ian,is picture Mul good out lets ami roads to markets. A pint of llie whole tract showing the division* and also pints of each Tract ami woods lot will he on tile in my otticc, for inspection until day of sale. Tonus of Sale: One-thirl -if the purchase money to he paid | in cash, ihc balance on a credit of one and two j ' years, in cc|iinl instalments, with interest from the day of sale, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, 'lie purchasers to give a hand and i mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay I for Itecds. R. MAPRKTII, S. P. C. 1 Dee n ;>o ;;t Sheriff's Sale. 9fycM8t-ate of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. J. B. Edwards ana Frances 1 Judgment and Sanders, Administrators of | order of foreJoliu Sanders deceased f closure of | Mortgage and John W. Sartor and others. J Sale. B Y virtue of an order from the Hon. Moutgomcry Moses. Judge of the Seventh Judi cial Circuit of South Carolina, bearing date 20th October 1875, <o inc directed. I will sell before Union Court House door on the first Monday in Jauuary uext within the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, ull that tract of laud described in the l>rocediugs in this case, to foreclose a Mortgage, located in Union County, on Tyger Ilivcr and Fuir-forcst Creek, containing eighteen hundred i?nu ?ijLijr-uue ncres, more or ics*, wncrcou r. II. llalcs formerly lived, now known as tlie Harris lands, bounded by lauds of Joseph Sanders, Fair Forest Creek, Win. Malouc Mrs. Jane Greer and Tyger River and others; sold as Ihe properly of John W. Sarlor and others, at the suit of J. R. Edwards and Frances Sanders, Administrators of Johi| Sanders deceased, against John \V. Sartor and others. Terms of Sale : One-half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of I lie purchase money and pay Sheriff for titles. U. MACI1KTII, S. U. C. December 11th 1878. ;><) 81 Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, col'xtv or rx/ox. in tlie Court of Common Picas. Sale for partition. By virtue of an order from the lion W. II Wallace, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on thehrst Monday in January next within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the laud whereon William Wilson, late of Union County died, containing one hundred and sixtv-lwo acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jesse Graham, John 1!. Mintcr, H. I), t'ulp and Sallic Wilhurn ; sold for partition uiucug the heirs of Mrs. Mary Wilson. TKItMS OF SAIjK.?One-third cash, the balance on ft credit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale; purchasers to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of purchase money and pay Sheriff for Hiles. 11. MAUHKTII, X. U. I\ l?cc Ul no 8t ?T. J*. 31 nl li u tlx BOOT AND SHOE NAKER, NEXT DOOR ABOVE THE BANK, TTIVIOTV. Wo, On. I AM prepared to make Boots and Shoes, fully as cheap, if not a little cheaper than the same quality can be bought from the Stores. I AM ALSO AGENT FDR Patent Metallic H&J STIFFENERS WmBoots and Shoes WMM From Running over, of on tbe Side CALL A Mi TRY MR. 1\ NIULL1NAX. Dec f? 4'.? Sms li. F. RAWLa DEALER IN RROCEHIF.S, HARDWARE, RRUtiS, AC. NO. :i, EAST UNION. LOG \Y(KH), MA />/>/ :/:, COI'KRAS, ROS/XK, FOR COUGH AND CONSUMPTION Wihl t'lierry anil Tar, ?!od I.ivcr Oil?I'ure, Cod Liver Oil with Wild Cherry and Lime? tastes good. Cod Liver Oil with Lime, FRUITS! FHM IS ! ORAXGL'S, HA /SIXS. CVURAXTS, ALMOXDS. COCO AX UTS, French Candies, n full Assortment, Don't forget to call at No 1, East Union. Dec IS 60 tf a rarm ior saie, LYIMJ on the Waters of Tygar River, ten miles South-West of Uniou Village, containing 1.H00 acres, tnorc or less, with 200 Acrt's ill lino ISotloiu I.iiimI There is agoo?l dwelling Mouse and all necessary outhouses on the place. TKRNiS.?One-half cash, the balance on one and two years time, secured by a Mortgage on the pre ises. Apply to S. S. STORKS. Union C. II., S. ('. Deo 13 "><? 4t Two-Hoise Farm tc Rent AT TUB ir a i it (; it o u IN i>s. WK offer to rent the Union County Fair fir-muds to an acceptable Tenant, if agreeable terms can be made. There is a new and very comfortable dwelling upon the ground, and suiheient land for ft two-horse Farm. If not rented before, it will be routed to the highest bidder on Sale day in January next. For information apply to A. W. THOMSON, President, or 1). P. DUNCAN. Secretary. Union A. and M. Society. Doc r, 40 it New Fat Mackerel. k' A P'Tldy of fine New Fat .Mackerel, for x\ sale at Ho cents ft kit. bv if. K. KAWI.8. No. I, Kasl Union. I>cc 1-1 <">0 if Trusses, Trusses. \L.\ROK n'KOrtmont, for Snip Cheap, hv II. F. RAW 1.8. | Dec 20 M If "L ! ' - - - ?i 1 1 '-...IL - > 1 JaJtoesH. Rodger ?DEAL Kit IN? " GROCERI ES, HARDWARE, HOOTS AND SIIOl.N. V.lA"UFACTURLR OF TIN WARE, STOVE PIPE AN1) SHEET IRON PANS. ROOFING-, GUTTERING AND REPAIRING DO\E AT SHORT XOTK E. :o: I IIAVK just recoivcd ft lurge lot of Groceries, cousisting of Sugars, Coffee, Ten, Molasses and Syrups, Uncon, Lard and Salt, Flour, Rice and Grists. Cheese nnd Canned Goods. ALSO A COM 1M.KTK STOCK OK BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. II II D W II K . In this line 1 liave everything you may want, from a Cambric Needle to a llroad Axe. Cooking and Heating Stoves. ^,13 NEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE. 1 invite an examination of my Stock, knowing that I can please in quality, quantity and price. Do You Want Tin Ware? I manufacture my own Tin Ware, Stove l'ipe and Sheet Iron Fans, which I warrant to be of tho very best quality, KOOM.Mi, UUirKIUNH and KKI'AIKIMJ DONE PROMPTLY AND WELL. Castings for Stoves furnished nt the Shortest Notice. DOS' T SEC, I.ECT TO CALL OS j. ii. noi><jii:i<. Nov 20 -IS If S. W. Porter's [NEW STOCK! I X > W PRICEN, A X 1> <t I I C K 8 A L E N . FOR CASH ONLY. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, IXOTIONS, GENT'S HATS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, IX UDWARK ?AND? I GROCERRIES, Tan bo hud nt 8. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for CASH ONLY. Please don't ask for credit, ns it is very unpleasant to refuse it ; but I sell too cheap to allow a day's credit to my best friends. s. w. roKTi:it. Sept '27 30 tf THE Xi:w AMEHICllV SEWING MACHINES _\VITn? SELFSETTING NEEDLE. SELF-T H READINGS HUTTLE, 8 E L F- REG U L ATING TENS IONS, Av<; th<i IJKS' T. ANOTHER TRIUMPH! The C.nnpnnv were awarded TWO M ! > \I.S at tho CKNTKNNI A I- KXHIHITION, on- r the Machine ami one for the work done on 0 Machine. Examine those cclchiuted Machines I'efore deciding which yon \till buy. They |i*scss mure y?odpoints than any Machine in iIk market, in fact they are just what we' confidently claim for them?the THE BEST IN THE WORLD For Sale by . , P. M. COHEN, . Union, So. Cn. Nov 29 4ft if Shoes! Shoes! I)T KU1IASHIIS would do well to look it our stock of Shoes before buying elsewhere.? Wo arc offering great inducements iti ibn' inc. IHf'E & MrLVKE. Dec 13 Wt 21 '