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J > i **????????^ ..X-' REPORTOF THE CONDITION or THB Morchants' & Planters' NATIONAL II A. ISM OF UNION. SOUTH CAROLINA. , At Union, in the Slate of South Carolina ^ at '.he e'ote of bueintee, July, 9th, 1891. RESOURCES Loans and discounts ... $180,457 48 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 898 48 U. 8. Bonds to secure eircula-. tiou ^ J6.000 00 . Stocks, sooarUies, claims, etc... J*1.928 60 Due from approved reserve ag'ts 498 07 Due frour4tber National Banks 906 54 Due from State Banks and bankers 836 41 Banking-house, furniture and fixtures *. 2,000 00 Current expenses and taxes paid 09 16 Bills of other Bonks.. 10 00 Fraotionsl paper currency, nickels and cents 841 67 Bpecie 18,031 25 Legal tender notes 120 00 Redemption fund with U. 8.Treasurer, (5 per ct of circulation) 675 CO Total $2*0,766 60 LIABILITIES. Capital slock paid in $00,000 00 Surplus fdnd - 60,000 >00 Undivided profits 3,100 08 National Bank notes outstanding 18,500 00 Divtdeods unpaid 070 00 Individual deposits subject to check 76,284 30 Due to other Nstiooal Banks, 1,612 00 Notes and bills te-diseountvd... 22,000 00 ?v Reserve fr Taxes 000 00 Total $220,706 60 Statu or Soutii Carolina, \ County or Union, ss j I, George Munro, Cashier of the above named Bank, do 'solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, GEORGE MUNRO, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me th:s 21 at day of July, 1801. f \ CHARLES BOLT, 1 sral > Notary Public f r S. C. CoArkut?Attest: A. H. FOSTER, 1 JOHN A. FANT, } Dircclors. f. M. FARR. j ' i-? * Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Summons for Rellof?Complaint not Served. Louisa Uollingsworik, riainliff ? '-Htf v against Henry C. Miller, Jamei P. Rollings worth and Andrew llollingsworth, Defendant*. TO Ilenry C. Miller, James P. Ho'lingsand Andrew Hollingsworih, Defendants in thi* action : You aro hereby summoned and required to answer the oraplniut in this action, a copy of which is filed in tho office of the Clerk of the Couit of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his Offioe. at Union ia said County and State within twenty days alter the service tiered, exclusive of the day of such % service; end if you fail to anvwer the comIilaint within tho time afircaid, ttie plaintiff n this a:tiou will apply to tho Court for the relief demaudrd in the cotuplxint. WITNESS. J. H. MnlCiuixk v.r. r-u-k iho Court of CoDiuioa l'lcas, in an I for the County aforesaid, iho 19th day cf July in the t ... jcar of our I?ord one thousand eight liun" aiiuety-oue and in the one hundred Jfj ^Ute ia? "u j*ited"fc"Utos~of Auirr| l. a. J. II. McKissick, C. C. P. I. O. McKISSICK, Plaintiff's Attorney. -* ' To ihe Defendant Andrew Rollings worth : Take uotive thai the summons in th s notion, of which ihe foregoing is a copy, was filed iu the office of the CKrk of said Court lor said County of Union in ihe Stato of South Carolina, on ihe'2'Jd day of July 1891. I- Q. McKlSSICK. Plaintiff's Attorney. July 22d, 1891. Union 8. C. ? " July 24 29 Ol. AN ORDINANCE. 1)E IT ORDAINED, BY TIIE TOWN *' 13 Council of Union, now met and s uing, and by authority of the same . That, from the date of this Ordinanco. all persons whose yards, privies, pig-pms, or any part of the r premises, ahnll be in such an unclean condition as to be a nuirance, 7* "?nd shall be reported by tho Board of Usabh as such, the owueis or oocupants of sold premises sl?ll oloan said premises and put bora in gcod condition, and upon failure to oiaan said premises, within twenty-four hours after notice, they shall be fined the sum of fire ($5) dohars tor each and every day said premises are left uni" stean. W. T. GRAHAM, Intend ant. W. TIN8LEY, Clerk. Union, 8. 0, July 10th, 1891. SECOND EXAMINATION. l?OR HCflOLARSPlIIS IN THE WINJ? THROP TRAINING 8CIIOOL. COv . lun.bia, 8. C. Open to girls over 18 years old. Giaduntcs ?ie entitled to teach in tlie i ' achoo'a at Hout.li p?rnii..? ??1 - .. ? ? W? W? V.?.iw ? uaov goruu teachers and are in demand. Eacli county is given two scholarships?one by the State worth $160, and one by the school worth $80. The second competitive examinali'n is Ordered be be held at the Ooort KonSB of Union, County, Friday, July 81st et 9 a m. For farther particulars add re is v" D. B. JOHNSON, President Wijithroi* Trainiro School, . <.*r Columbia, 8* C. SOLD OUT. .. "I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MY ?X fiends and oustooiers in Union that 1 have dispo-cd of my Jewelry Business to J. BA1LKNHON, a first class Jcwe l?r, from J' New York, who will ooutioue the business j * at u>y old stanl aud 1 roootnmend him to Ibe * po?(loof Union, aa worthy thei r pat rot ageIt is with much re'-ucUnce that I leave _ .*/( (luiiii, and I return my sinosre thanks to the 'i*" peop e, ?n town atul country, for tin liberal patronage end kind treatment 1 have received from tbem. Respectfully, jy ;F. 0. TKEFZER. To AH 1,-MtML *'? 1 HEREBY notify all person* indebted to L me to o tno forward and avltle t:?e same r before the.-a ooad day in August, aa after that tim* Lslinll be o m,Ki le<l to to<vo t air ? i-i'lebiodii. si i i oth.'r li wde ft r collaction. V. U. TRBFZBIl. July 21 29 * - FOB SALS. V WILL SELL FOR CASH, AllOUT ONE JL bund ed (100) InntliuU of corn, at ibe Uirer lM>?n:*?i ?u, belonging to tbe esute ?f thr lute .Joai-h Fo te-. App y l> T. L ITAMK8, Joneiville, 8. C. ALSO. fiKraE For mU, two good milk cow#. Apply to * . V. I. HAUE4. 2i ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT UREEKYILLE, S. C. August 12th, 13th and 14th, 1891* THE Society has offered the fo lowing . cash premiums, and hope that those ' : tarested in growing fruits, vegetables and >wers, for pleasure or profit, will contribute .tie beet specimens from orchard, viney.ird and gnrJen, to make the exhibit a m int sucoo-e. The Exprcs^ Company will brii g exhibits to the fruu show'freo of charge, <; V For h > licet and largsst exhibit c oX I rn;' i from any one county in I { the Stnio $ 10 00 I For second best as abovo, 6 00 J For the l>c t and largest exhibit of <] fruits of nil kinds from any one oounty 10 00 For rec<>nd best as above 6 00 i For the best and largest exhibit of S regetab'os by one exhibitor 10 00 tl For second best and largest as b above 0 00 1 For the b-?st snd largest exhibit g of pot flowers by one exhibitor 6 00 V For the best and largest exhibit n of cut flowers by one exhibitor, 2 GO For the best exhibit of apples l>y ono exhibitor 2 00 tl Second " * " " " 1 00 V For the " " " " graphs ? 2 00 o Second " " ' "" ???? 1 00 11 For tho " " " " pears ? 2 00 b Second " " ? " " " " 1 00 ] For the " " " " peaches " 2 00 I For the largest watermelon 6 (X) b; For the largest rnotnloupo, 2 GO J For largest and best exhibit of S canoed goods by Sotnli Carolina C canning f.ctcry 10 00 For second best as ab >Te; G 00 We trust thai tho aboro liberal premiums will bring exhibitors from all parts of tho State and make this the largest and best fruit, vcgolnble and flower show that has errr been hold in South C?r.,lina. Our Society expect?, by concerted ?cti?n, to obtain the best trnnspoi tatiou rotes from railroads and express companies. Si By encouraging the growing of fruits, d' vegetables, etc , to jus>ify the radronds in making special rates, and by these annual 1,1 exhibitions ef fruits and gatherings of thoso ?' who lovo fruits, vegi tables and flowers, and ^ thoso who grow them for profi*, to thereby make known and diffuse such knowledge as lo each may have learned by" practical expori- 8'; ence. SThere will be on exhibition several kinds nr of spraying machines, of bptli French and M American make, and tiiosp contemplating ,0 buyiug ono ennsoo them in actunl use before ta buyiog, and thereby learn lib* to U?Q theui. 0. Wanxbh, H. ? ?-*? R~"' jlo I'. ? ..... ~y. President. ^ Ju'y *24 29 2t. Tho State of South Carolina. "J COUNTY OF UNION ,v In the Court of Common Picas. d Summons for Belief?Coni| la'nt not srvol. u Clem P. Thomson, William B. Thonisoo, ai Joseph C. Thomson and 3<llie E. West. t< Plaintiffs, against Lillie O. Thomson, Katie E. Kylcr and Daisy E Hicks, Defendants. To Li.lie 0. Thomson, Katie E. Kjler and Daisy E. Hicks, Defendants in this action : "V7"OU aro hereby summoned and required U X to answer the complaints in this action; a copy of which ?.< filed in the oftlco of the ' Clerk of tho Court of Commm Pleas fo~s*id County, and to serve a copy of your answer K to the said complaint on the subscriber at hisoflicc, at Union, in said County and Stale, 01 within twenty days after the service hereof , jMlmyiLPUbft time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this notion * will apply to the Court for the relief detuan- , de I in tho complaint. WituFss, J. H. MoKUsick Esq., Clerk of * tho Court of Common Pleas, in and for the County aforesaid, at the place aforo aid, the * twentieth day of July, in the year of our ^ Lord one thousand e'ght hundred and . ninety one, and in the one hundred and fif- 1 teenth year of tho Sovereignty nnd Independence <>f the United States of Ameiica. I. 0. McKISSICK, j l. ?. V Plaintiff's Attorney. j7h. McKISSICK, C. C. C. P. w Lillie 0. Thomson, Kat e E. Kylcr nnd Daisy E. Hicks: Take notice that tho summons in th;s action, of which tire foregoin is a copy, was filed in thcoflice of the Clerk of said Court in the county of Union, in the Si?tc of South r f'., .. ,K 11. - ni.1 .1 * vnm.iun, vn uig Airillliv ni Jlliy, lO'.'l. 1. O. McKISSICK, J Plaintiffs' Attorney.^ . Union, 8. C. ... July 21st, 1891. J* July 24 80 01. J sTsT S T OK E57 a TRIAL JUSTICE, b< UNION, S. C. ?' Special attention psid to Collection*. Office on Lnw llauge. Competitive Examination. THE examination for scholaridiips in the Winihrop Training Soboo!, will be held at Union, Thursday, July 81st. beginning promptly at 9, A. M., and closing at 4, 1'. M. The applicant securing the highest B general averago, will secure the Slatt , appointment, and tbc one ranking 2nd will 1 secure the free tuition scholarship, given by ^ the Winihrop School, provided both secure ^ abovo 70 per cent. The applicant must not be less than 18 years of age, and purpose to follow teaching as a vocation. An education in this direction is cf great ^ value to those young ladies who desire to n become tMokm. J. I,. 1YALKEK, ?f. 8. Com. U. Co. July 17 '^9 St. f(J When at Home- J [respectfully inform my friends and c'ients that I shall be in my office a' di Union on Monday and Tuesday of etch week until further notice. D. A. TOWKSKNl), Jan 23 4 Executors's Notice. ALL persona having claims against the Estate of Josiah Foster, decci c I, will present thoui to uie, properly nttefclo1, icnmedi itely. All persons indebted to odd estate will pleft8onmko immediate payment. T. L II AM KS, Kx#cut"r. July 10 28 4t. pamphlet at Information and ab-jjB^* ^street of the laws, showing liow toyv Obtain Patents, Car eat*. TnAcT^^ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court Common Plena. II. Lawrence Ocas, Plaintiff', ajaintt Inn E. Hill, Aguos W. Mcilugh, John T. II'll, J. MoMey Hill, J. Morrow IHU, Edward Hill, Elisabeth Carliele, Carlotta Hill and Anoie E. Hill, Defendant*. IN cbcdlraoe to an crdcr made by Honor Joseph B. Kershaw, Circuit J udjBW luted 11th, Ju'y 1801, in the nbovo stated * aso, I will sell before the Court House doepr, n jthe town of Union, County aforesaM, ictwoen the legal hnuts of ealo, on the first donday in August. 1891, the following lesoribed property, to wit: TOWN LOT?16 ACHES. All that lot of land, lying being, and situated n the town of Union, County of Union, irate aforesaid bounded on the Noitli by he Presbyterian Graveyard and lands elonging to Ann E. Arthur, and lot of B. ?. Culp, on the East by Mountain Street, nnd outb by street caPcd Academy Sireet, and fest by Virgin Street, oontniuiug 15 Acres, lore or less. TWO LOTS, 212}, ACHES Also, all that tract of bind, bounded on ie South by the Glenn Spring* road, on the fest by l ?nds of J. E. Colton a*id P. Dunn, n the North by lands formerly owned by I. F. Raw's, aud on the Eist by the Spartanurg road. , Also * All that tract of land bounded on tlio West y the Spartanburg road, on tho North by ohn Ilawkin's laud, on tho East by tho inolair land,now L.E. Meailat'y4 B. D. ulp's land, on tho South by Culfrs land. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union Couofy. Master's Office July 10,1891. Ju'y 10 *28 St. To Teachers. All teachers arc recpio-tod to attend the \ late Teachers Asnchi'ion to be he'd at An- '< arson July 22-2d nnd 24th. J Members of tlie Association will be enter- ] inel by the hospitable people of that propensive City, and will ttl-o get reduced ailroad vales to and from tlio moeling. Those who desire to become members nnd i enjoy tho privileges of the Association, lould send to Prof. A R Vt?r.L? **? ? - ? ?wv?V II Hi, C.f the annual (lews?one (JoUnx* for men id fifty oenls for women?and securo a embevship Tiokot, which will bo necessary secure reduocd Halroul rates and *???*? inment, E?*?- ' ..j "livo" teaohcr in the State should 1 b a member of the Association. Friends of Jucation are eligib'c for membordiip. A Tory Intereotlng program Is being pr?arcd. Union should be largely represented, nd it is hoped that n majority of tho teachrs will attend this interesting meeting. It ill pay any teacher to g*>. ( If any one wi 1 sen t the aboved named ews to me I wi 1 get tho membership Ticket od f< rwaid it at once. L"t every teacher ad friend of e luc iti iu see that a large atindancc goes from Union. J. L. WALKER, 8. Cum., U. C. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, v JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Pnhato Judge PIT HE HE AS, Joseph II. MoKi-sick, ns VV O'crk of Court, has made suitt > me to rant him Letters of Admiir'str-ition on the state of and effects of James fl. Lave, Sr., dcsascd. Tltcso arc, therefore, to ci'c and ndmonish [Ijtud .shm.uly na(l?aM,nrA.Qf icy be and appear Lcforo me, in tho Court of robate, to be he'd at Union C. II., South arolina. ?>n the 12th day of August next fter publication lierc -f. at 11 o'clock in the irenoon, to show cause, if any they have, hy the raid Administration should not be ranted. Given under my hand an 1 soil this :10th ay of June, Anno l)an ini, 1801. | /???x i JAMES M. GF.E. -1 8k\l. > Probate Judge. l'ubli.shod on the 3rd day of July, 1891, i the Weekly Union Timks July :i 27 01*. Notice to Travellers Crossing Gist's Bridge. Officr of County Commission tens, 1 Union County, May 23, 1891. 1 flHE Hoard of County Commisslrneisf .r L Union County having careful I the Gist Ilrldg'i on Tyger ltiv*r,,'VJi3SIM iew of repairing the same, find it in auch a j eoaved condition, that Lmitel ronnir* wnnlil I j useless aiul have therefore condemned >id Bridge. The travelling Public is hereby notified nit any nud alt crossing on said llridgo will : at the risk of the party or parties so crossg Wm. M. OALLMAN, C. C. J. A. CHAM BE It 3, C. C. Attest: Ciiari.ks Bolt, C'erk of Board. May 29 22 2m. The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Y JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge. , ITIIKRE AS, Joseph II. McKfssLok; ns ? ? Clerk of Court, has tnale suit to ihe grant him lo'tcrs of Administration on e estate of and effects of Drusilla II. Love, sccased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ' 1 and singular the kindred and creditors the said Drusil'a II. Lore, deceased, that ey be and appear baforg jaa. .in ?ha, Gaiiol J irofina"ontne 12 th day of August next, ter publication hereof, et 11 o'clook in the renoon, to show ciuse, if sny they have, 1 by the said Administration should not be i ranted. 1 Given under my hand and seal this 30t.li i ay of Juno, Anuo Domini, 1891. j i ,?JAMBS M. GEE, i J hp.".. > Probate Judge. t Published on the third d iy of July, lhOl, t i the Weekly Union Timbs. i July }} 27 6i* i rf? A A B B A and other special.*% 7% H m. a fc. ,,ft" for WnttenwB* T** Lad lea. etc., an warranted, and ho stamped on bottom. Add ram W. h. UOIULAH, llracktan, Dlaaa< sold by 'bS. M. RI( E, JR., E. U., Agent.M J?m 2 , tlnij *?. "H \Ak ,?w - _ .^i# BIG ?iOSING OUT SALE To ma^e ^^P?^U^UJU newfc. we MUST close SUMMER CIOTHING.HAJS AND SHOES, y \ . Dress Goods, formerly 25c. now 15c. ' " " " 15c. " 10c. f. " " " 81. " 5c. Straw Hats " 50c to $1.50, now 25c to 50c. PARASOLS, PANS, and, in fact, all other lines of SUMNER GOODS, at great reduction. Come early and secure best selections. FOSTER, WILKINS & CO N. B.?Only a few pail's loft of those Men's Hand-Sewed Low^CutShoe*, BELOW COST. L)6r$f READ THIS. JUST GLANCE OVER IT. V .' **v . 10 yards of good ifttt-lin for SI. Radios Pino Laco Shoes for SI. JO yards of good CMio> for $}, Slen's 75c Straw llats for 25c. JO yards of good Ghaili-j for SI. Men's Pants for 25c. Liadiea Gno button Shoos for SI. ??FPi AND * '.y$> MEM'S CLOTHING, WELL, WIS WILL JUST LET YOU TAKE t-YOTJR OWN PHIOE. The above prices will only hold good FOR 10 DAYS, .sc 1 __ i r ii 11 11 uviiiu unujr ueiure mey are an soia. RODGER & PURCELL. bept 6 36 ly Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of Musical Instruments at the Union Music and Sewing Machine House. S. M. RCE, JR., E. U. May 22 % 21 3m tSST7 EUCI1MOND & DANVILI.SRAILROAD CO Coli'mma and GRKSNvu.L|i Division. Pv JlJCCI PttTT Condensed^ achodIy 5th | \A Charleston 0 15am 44 -HEW \ A | ul,#,s" fflQHiiRM.f f fj \r Union 12 88 pm * V / \rV W ) \r Spmrt1^ P m' ^ ^^ Daily except Hn-idaj. PaSjflgy&pepors n Trni'in 16 nnl 111. l.etw4M^HS$r<>"t H. C., IlenMi-s the ah ve Sewing Machine I scM nntl Cliiciini<ti, Oi.iu, v>* AB^Ep'oa.t* L no (he "Dtvis," "D >meiiie," "New Home" Columbia, Aahevilie, Ib-j^^^Kk. Al rr s- and other g><><l Machine-?. low >, Knoxvillo, J*1H dHBrt on t ity. Sec >n l-h*n<l Machine*, in good repair, J. A .JHBK>N Hold CHEAP. Jam. L. Tatlow, ti. i', 4kli' (irecn, Kep.iring Machines d >ne on short notio , Oen'l Manager. Ho: Manager. M. M II ICE, J11., 1. U. D. Card well, Difieton ItanHHttigeut. May 8 10 Boo ?1 --.V, CjaaH^'C" jlJAVE YOU ^ \ "*1 WHAT TIIEY A1 . ,} AT THE \ NEW YORK RACK ET? SeYV\ng a flue wTritc sliirt for 33cts. " Good llcady-made giants, 50 eta. " Boys* S\iits, 0Sets. " Sear Sucker Coats and Vests, OSets. J " Figured Dress Lawns, 2Jets, a yard. ? Fine Victoria Lawn, 5c.?would lie cheap at 10c. Good Pants Jeans, 5cts. yard. " Cotton Checks, 4 Jets. yard. u Yard wide Sea Island, 55ets. yard. " Best Dress Gingliams, 7Jets. " Straw Hats from 2 Jets up. <* 800 Good Matches for 5cts. " Good Soda, 5cts. THE CHEAPEST LINE OF SHOES 1 THE STATE Remember, We Lead in Low Prices. HARRY & BELK. April 10 15' ly FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS (o) IN THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS. MONEY"!E EST FATE! In order to rn'sc money for the next few weeks, and to get rid of our Summer goods, \vc will ogcr bargains yc> unheard of in Union. 1st. We "i 1 oiler yon s-me big bargains in MFiIJ'3 AND BOY'S HATS- In this line you can almost make your own price, pay your money and take tbeui, as wo are badly overstocked on ili-ni. 2nd. In ladies ii?ts we bav j a lot of odd shapes and off styles thai we have put off by iho basket full to be clus d out from 10c to 25<r. each. Maine of these goods actually cost 7oc. and $1.00 each, these are tiic highest bargains on record. 3rd. We have a few men's n?d ladies' slippers, an! a lot of odd size* in shoes that we will close out away hc'ow e.?>! io g*t iheni out of our way, and of course to get the money. 4th. We wid offer y u some of the most wonderful bargains you have ever read of in Mus1 i >,.. < .i .a, % mi'.vrs, * i lj.'.iiuiiiH, "Unities, Bum in or Dress Goods, etc., ns wc have entirely t o tunny of lt c.se goods for this ftctson and will be forced 10 sacrifice some tilings to get rid of tlicm. 5th. Now wo will oft'o the young mou sunc bargains in Neck-wctr. Wo liave a very largo ?took of those goods 'oft n?.?l we are going lo close them out Now den i read this advert sent out and consider it a regular blow off a- d let some one olsn como ami eecuro ilie nrtual JJ.tltGAINS that wc aro going to o/for, but ooine yourself and see for y?.urscK, and if you don't find goods just ns wo advertise them don't yon huy a niekle's Worth from tss. Wc will not quote t t. a as we haven't the space, but just take all the prices quoted by all c f our competitors and bundle tlivni up and bring thctu with you to us, and w ill meet them atid go one in >re. Now please remember that this sale is to raise money, and that wo will not charge goods to any one ?t tho above pri-ga. Como at oncce and don't wait until some one else buys the goods and then accuse us of advertising goods we did not have. Very Itespcclful'v, GRAHAM & SPARKS' CHEAP CAbll STOKE. Fcpt 5 (53 ly ADVERTISING TO SELL AT A LOW PRICE IH ONE THING, Q1?I I I NT o A'V A. X.OW nnioo T? ATVOTHTn*! We Propose to do Both. Our stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Clothing Hats and Shoes is too large. It must he reduced. Our only sure means is to put all goods down to prices that cannot he duplicated. This is what we have done, beginning w ith this week. In Ladies Dress Goods and Millinery, our stock is large, and we offer special inducements to bargain hunters. We are sole agents lor Frank and Tray's Ladies line ?>hocs. Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. All we ask is a fair trial of these goods. In men's and Hoys Clothing our stock is the largest, cheapest and most complete in the town. On this line, we are prepared to offer bargains that no other house can compete with. ? Our Lat department, \n straws, Wools and Felts, is complete. r*r^rr?r.*n t r t nft m a wr a JL'IllUEiB A IaIj YJU I AWAY JJU YV iN. Wc carry a large and well selected line of Gent's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half hose, Sus-p mders an 1 Cravats TERMS CASH. CITY CANIi NTORK, J W MC'LURE, Aa'r? Pbo-'r. March 20 12 lj < v*!fl85$83iS