The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 03, 1893, Image 3
BtHR Rrauu Foiled.?W?t?rljr, Kan.,
Jnn. "8.?Ye-terday afternoon two maeked
men entered the fiont door of the Waverly
Baok, and covering Cashier Uuvall and
Assistant Ca'hier-Converse with their revolvers,
coolly proceeded 10 10b the vault and
cash drawers.
While lima onmnl Me. 0'N?iil
ebon', enUred the bank to moke a deposit.
At the risk of liis life, Dnvall called to bim
to run and alarm tlio oititens. O'Neill ran
acrnts the s'rcet to five the aUmi. The
robbers ran for the;r hor.'e*, which was in
the alley behind the bank. They were
closely pursued by a number of oiiixene.
Foremost in the pursuit *i< A 8. Ingleman.
As the first robber leaped into his saddle
he turned and fired et Ingleman. sending a
ball through his heart, killing him instantly.
A fosi'ade of shots fallowed, but the robbers
got away. About two miles from town they
were surrounded aud surrendered, after
the>r hoi ses bad been killed and their am
munition exhausted.
Do You Want A Public Officr.?There
are 180,000 office* within the gift of the new
Adtninis ration, and now is the time for
those reeking pub'io employment to take
ptoper steps to seeure out of these lucrative
positions. All who are intrrested sh' uld at
eooe send for a copy of the United StafVs
Blue Book. It is a register of all Federal
offices and employments in each Sia'o and
Territory, the Distriot of Columbia and
KDronU, with their salaries, emolument* and
duties; shows who is eligible for appointment,
questions asked at examinations, how
to make an application and how to push i'
to success, and gives resides a met amount
of impurtant'and ?a uab.e information rotative
to Government positions never before
published. Hendsomslj bound in o'oth.
Vric?, 75 cents, p'isf*piH. Addrets, with
cash, Enrrou Union I'imss, Union, S. C.
Jan. 27-4-4t
A Leader.? Since its first introducti-n,
Elsetrio Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure me lical tonics and alteratives?
containing nothing whioh permits its use as
a beverage or intoxicant, it ia recognised as
the best and purest medicine for all ailments
of trtoroaoh, Liver or Kidneys. It
will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Ma'arinl from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with e>eh
bottle or the money will he refunded.
Price only 60o. per bottle. Sold by B. F.
Tosey.
Siiiloii'b Consumption Cure.?This is
beyoud question the mod successful Cough
Medicine wo have ever s>ld. A few doses
invariably cure the worst cases of Cough,
Croup and Bronohit s, whi'e its wonderful
OTtt a "porarfel Tfi the hlntnr* of me(lfbir?a. 1
Since its first discovery it hns boon sold 011 a
guarantee, a test whioh no other moJioine
can siand: If you hare a cough wo earnestly
ask you to try it Prios 10c 6O0 and
91. If your lungs aro sore, chest, or baok
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. K. Smith & Co.
?
Anbwbe Tin Question.?Why do so many
psople. we see around us mm to prefer to
uffer and be made miserable by indigestion,
' Constipation, Dizxints', Loss of Appetite,
C>mingupof the food, Yellow Skin, when
for 75 ceme we wi 1 sell them Sliilohs Vi?aliser,
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
H. K. Smith & Co.
SHI LOU'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvelous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Cankor mouth aud Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal ipjoctor
for the more succesiful treatment of these
copiplaints without extra charge. Prise 50c.
8old by U. K. S'miih & Co.
GRAHAM k SPARKS will close eut a
big 'ot of AfenV Hats, rrgarniess of cost,.for
. the next few days. Mow is your time to 61
op the head. ?
List of Letters
lShuuining in the Postotlice at Union, for
the week ending Feh. 3rd, 1803.
Miss Betsey James |Mr A H Loveless
M?s_Magret A Robinson.
Persons calling for the above leltdrs will
please say if advertised, and-will bo required
to pay oue cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTER. P. M.
MONEY, MONEY.
ALL persons indebted to us by note or
account will besr in mind, that all occount*
now standing or post due, wo mu-t
0 Ilex.' So please eoine forward aad so tie
rame without further notice.
Respectfully,
GRAHAM &SPARK8.
Feb 3?5-11
To the Cotton Planters of
union County.
FOll every twenty bushels of cotton sec<l
you w<ll de i*or at our Mill, I wid ellow
you five hundred pounds of our Manipuleied
Standard Guano- the guaranteed
analysis of which wilt be, two and one-half
per c^nt. amnion a, eigh? per eeut. of phnsphorio
acid and two per cent. pota?h. Or
for twenty bushels of aeed, 1 will give you
four hundred pounds of prime Cotton Seed
Meal.
The question for you to oinsider is, which
is best for your use?tweuly bushels of
Cotton 8eel or fire hundred pounds of
Standard Guano?
W. E. THOMSON,
Pres. Union Oil & ManTg Co.
Feb 8-5 If
, WILLIAMSON, GILBERT Fi,
WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS,
ENGRAVERS & DIE-SINKERS.
All kinds ef Medals and Badges for Secret
Fraternities made to order.
Walnh and filnnh Itiiairi?~ "** ' 11 ""V
Engraving a specialty.
Gold and Silver Plating scientifically done*
Cash paid far eld Gold and Silver.
Respectfully,
[ Union, S C. W. G. & CO.
r Jan. 27-4-ly
Notioe to Trespassers.
ALL persons are prohibited from hunting,
fishing, eutting timber, making
roans, or trespassing in any manner on my
lands lying in Union county near Lookbart
Sboils. and on Broad River near Mount
Tabor. Those violating these orders w.ll be
prosecuted to the fallsat extent of the la#.
MRS. PRINCES MURPHY.
Cbarlesten. S. C.
Jan. 27-4-4t
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
William Mumro, rt al, vs. S. M. Rior tt al.
IN obedience to an order made in the
above stated case, I will selVon Saleommmm wy^WP^retu
mryr 1W8, at Unron 0. 11.,
during tbe legal hours of sale, all that lot t|
land in the Town of Union, on which Jesae
Davie now resides, containing one end a*
half acres, nore or less.
TERMS OF 8 A LB:
Oee-third cash, the boianoe in one year
from day of ssle. The purchaser to give
bond and mortgage of ibe premises for balance
of the purobase money.
C. H. PE.tKE,
t Master for Uuion County,
aster's Offioe, Jan. 14, 1898.
Jan. 20 8 St.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
FOll FEIUIUAUY, 1893.
BY elittie of eundry executions to rue
direotcd, I will ncll before (be Court
House door, In 'lie T?wn of Union, on Monday,
the sixth day of February next, during
the leg*1 hours of She id's sales, the followingde-erihtd
proper.y, t-wit:
Onotr ct if land brl >nging to the estate
f J. H. C<-l<mnn, ilrc ased, e tuale, lying
i d being in Jouesville Township, Union
County, containing one hundred and s:x
.res, more or loss, bounded bv lands of W.
T. Lithjolni, Mrs. .Ann Eison. Knight Foster,
w. ||. WiiCivju snd Homestead txomptlon,
ret off !o the widow and children of
J. II. Coleman, deceased. Levied on and lo
be sold ns tho p-operty of J. II.
Coleman, deceased, nt the sot* of
W. T. Litilcjohn a'id W. F. Bryant, pi*ff-?,
against J. II' McKtsiick as adrn'r of J. II.
Co'ctnan, dif't.
ALSO,
One incl > f 1 ?n 1 belonging to Obadiah
Tate, sl'unte, lying and being in Union
County, containing one hundred acres, more
or less, bonude i by lauds of Mrs. Munta
Shell, Benjamin l'ersor, Miss Martha Ann
Phillips and the estate of 7. ichsriali Phillips,
deceased. le>i d <>n and to be add as the
property of Obadi-It Tate, at the suit of J. A.
C?rrv ns ad.u'r of D. W. Tate, pi'AT, aguitW
Obadiih Tate, d* ft.
ALSO,
Four tracts of land belonging to W, S.
Gregory, situate, lying nnd bring in Cross
' Keys Township, Utuon County. i
II mo tract?containing scvcnty-s:x acres,
more or Ls.s. h unded t?y linds o( G. S- I
I Gregory, other U i ts OT \v. 8. Gregory anu
! II?r.,... ?! < l? o O
?wi?v?iv?u vaviii|'ii VI If o. urrg ujr.
Purser tract?conttilting one hundred an !
nin?ty aores, omro or less, bounded by lnnda
of J. T. Lnyiou, 0. J. Gregory and Wiley
Lawson.
T.vgor River trnct?containing three bun- |
dred and air sores, itoro or leas, hounded
by lands of Wesley Ilol i?, Jnmcs 1. Layton,
Mary Howard, Lydia Sheldon, and waters of
Tyger River.
One tract of Innd known as a portion of
Qrren Hill tract, containing fifty-two acres,
more or less, boun led by l?n le of the estate
of William ltay, d-cc sed. ft. at. Levied on
and to be so'd ?s the pro|eit> of W. 8.
Gregory, at the suit of James T. Layton,
pl'ff, against W. S. Gregory, deft.
J. G. LONG,
S. U. C.
Sheriff's Office, January 14, 1893.
Jan 20-3-3t
WAR DECLARED AT LAST!!
Tl.? ? 1 * raw a*y
oi J?nunry,1893, at the Clicap Cash Ited
Front Hardware Store of SCOTT 1HIOS.
No blood to be shed, no lives to be lost.
We make war upon no man to take bis
life Ilut we have-declared war upon
high prices and long profits on all goods
sold by us. We have ho sted our banner
and will show no quarters. We fear no
competition for we have resjlved and
are determined to se'l our goods, such
n? P? runla. ??..! ni.-l ! ? ?
.... UIBUK9UI1II1 1 0019,
Plows and Plowstocks, Axe?, Shovels,
Hoes, Nails, Horse Shoes, l'ocket and
Table Cutlery, Cook and Hetting Stoves,
Wagon and Buggy Materia*, Wagon and
buggy Harness, Saddles, Buggies and
all kinds of goods found In a first class
Hardware more, at the very lowest liveand-lrt-live
prio?s. We mean all we say.
j If you doubt, march to the Red Front
| and walk right in and let us convince
you by giving you prices.
We are selling a lot of the best
Pittsburg steel plows at 3A cents. Cook
Stove", with everything complete, for
$10.00; nice open Uuggy f..r $40.00;
top Buggy for $00.00. All other
good: at like reduction-. Co mo ??d
give us a trial, and he made hanme. j
Very Respectfully,
SCOTT BROTHERS.
Jan 20-3,tf
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO
F. W. Huidekoper and Reubon Foster, rc
ceiVeis, *
Co i.i'm in OnneNViLLl Division
Coadonsed Schedule, iu effect Nov. 20,
1802. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time.
Between Charleston, Columbia, Allston and |
Spartanburg.
Daily I Datly
No. 18. STATIONS. |Xo. 14.
0 50 a in Lv Charleston Ar'10 30pm
3 50 p m " -Columbia " 1 20 "
4 30 '? Allston " 12 40 "
5 23 " " Carlisle.. " 11 44am
6 32 " ? San I no " 11 30 "
5 50 " " ... . Union ' 11 17 "
0 23 ? ?' Paonlet " 10 44 "
6 60 " Ar Spartanburg Lv 10 20 "
10 10 p to Ar Asheville.... .Lv 7 00 "
Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and
Wulhalla.
Daily. I I Daily.
No. 11 I STATIONS. | No. 12.
0 60 a ni I Lv Cnmrlesiou An 111 xilnm
11 20 " " Columbia " | 6 06 "
12 05 pm " Alston.. " | 6 13 "
1*2 28 " " Pomtria " 4 57 "
12 42 ?? " Prosperity.... " 4 40 "
12 67 " " Newberry " 4 25
1 01 " " Helena ~ " 4 20 "
1 88 " Cbappell's.... " 8 88 "
2 17 " " Ninety-Six... " 3 15 '
2 87 " " Greenwood... " 2 68 "
2 65 " " Hodges " 2 29 "
8 12 " " . Donalds " 2 11"
3 28 " " Hmim f *<$
""" tr Ballon'!!.... .. Ar 1 35 "
4 86 " " Anderson.... " 1 16 "
6 18 " " Pendleton-... " 12 45 "
0 00 " Ar Seneca.... .... Lv 12 10pm
6 82 " Lv Seneca Ar 12 10pm
7 00 pm Ar Walhalla Lv 11 40am
6 00 p m Ar Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'n
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Division,
Northbound, 4.09 a. m, 8.48 p. m,
0.00 p. m. (Vestibulcd Limited); South
bound, 1.56 am, 8.86 p ra, 11.87 a. m.,
tVestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. N."C.
Divisioo, 6.60 p. m., for Henleraonvilla,
Ailieville and Hot Springs.
_ Trains leave Greenville, S. C., A. k C.,
Division, Northbound, 8.07 a tn, 2.26 p. ro.,
5.08 p m (Vestibuled Limited); South
bound 8.07 a in. 4-42 p n?, 12.2 8 p tn
(Vestibuled Limited)
Trains leave Seneoa, A & C Division
Northbound 1.86 a in, 12.16 p m; Southbound
4.88 a m, 6.80 p m
Trains Nos- 11 and 12 on the C. and 0.
Division, and Trains 18 and 14 oo the A. and
S. Division will run solid to and from Charts
ton over the 8, C. R. B.
PULLMAN CAR 8ERVICE
Pullman Sleeper on 18 and 14 hot ween
Charleston and Ashevilte, via Columbia and
8partanburg.
Pu'itnan Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0
10, 11, and 12, 87 and 88 on A A C Division.
W A TURK, 8. II. If AKDWICK,
Qsn'l Pass Agt A set Q en'1 Pave Agt
Washington D. C. Al'anta, Qa.
V E MoBEK, SOL HAAS,
Osn'l Supt Traffio Mgr
Colombia, 8 C. Washington D C
W H GREEN, Oon'l Ifg'r, Washington D Q
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NO RACKET!
BUT
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Solid Facts? |
A Great Reduction
ia Prices ;
REDBE_f T. GEES;'
IN order to reduce uiy stock and
effect some c^ango in my businrss^ I i
have decided to offer goods at tho very >?
lowest living prices.
Jeans ut 25cts, sold for 33c
Jeans at 33 1-3, sold for 40ots.
Clothing suits at 915.00 priced 18.00
Clothing suits nt 814 50 priocd $15. ,
Clithiug suits at $9.00 priced $10.
ovtnooyvre must or ""
SOLD.
Iu order to close out some lines of
shoes I fcuvo docided to sell them at aud
BELOW COST
A LOT OF BOOTS AT GREATLY ,
REOUGED PRICES. ;
I call especial attention to my CHAS.
I1E1SKR ]
$3 SHOE.
ns otso bli Ko??l Ss?oil ond Hand
Welts, tho very beet goods for tho price.
TO THE LADIES: I offer the
prettiest liuc of custom uiado shoes in
the town and guarantee every pair,
You will find upon uiy counters Print*
?t 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-3o.
Ex.vuine and be convinced that my
line of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS
HOSIERY
AND GLOVES'
Aro equal in quality aud price to tbc
very best and honest.
All-woal undershirts and Drawers to
uiutcii of liiu voiybcst qualilx? ?
iiuis or ftl? VCry luiost styles and J
prices as low as can be bought anywhere.
Ladies Cloaks, just from the factory
oftho very latest styles, which must be
sold.
A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season's)
at cost
Sllflwk Rlflnkflis mill r,Ainfni?k i
rjiivvvvn') ft/HUIIlVlU ILIHI Will IVI 10# |
Stationery,,
Paper and,Envelopes for the Ladies
PcDoils Pads/Sets aod upwards.
Logal and Foolscap piper. 1
Pens, Pon Holders and Ink.
BLANK B00K8 CHEAPER
THAN EVER. '
Codic and see my immense stock and
ne convinced that I can sell you almost
anything you want, and I am determined
that I will not bo undersold.
I MEAN BUHINES8 ,
REUBEN T. GEE.
Not. 16 47 tf
NOTICE!
T11K partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of
F08TER, WILKIN8 & CO. ?uy
MlHuSi"" consent on the
81st day of December, 1802, Mr. William
Wilkios retiring.
The business will bi oontinued hereafter
by A. H. Foster, Geo. II. Orresi. sod B. P.
Annua, under the firm name of
A: H. F08TER & CO.,
who wilt eadravor to maintain the reputation ,
ef this old house in supplying the wants of *
the people with
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
?AT?
8REATLY REDUCED PRICE8. 1
We alio take this opportunity to notify ^
all persons iodebtet to the firm of Foster,
Wilkins & Co., that payments must be made
at once in order that the old business may
be settled up.
Jan 20*8-4t.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE {
[OFFER the house and lot on Mountain
street known as the 1I1X HOUSE, for
sale. L?t contains two acres. Terms easy.
Apply to O. P. GARRETT,
Spartanburg, 8. C.
Jan 18-2-tf.
M I LLINER\ , |
FUST received from the Northern Mar. I
bat. amkalam %S 1?1I 1
V vuvivv Vficvuru VI inuiiQcrj. |
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Always pleased to show goads sad give
satisfaction to eustoaers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct 14 42 if.
kcvv Year
GREETINGS!
yXTE wliW^tfti tfk a happy New Year. Ilavc just finished
? ? taking Stock, and find that although we have done
he largest business in the history of our career, wc still have
on many Waiter Goods on hand.
To*thosc who are in need of such goods as
Rlnrilr ^tc:
XL X. X- W U>?/ j
. . Overcoats,
Jeans, Shawls,
jbassi meres,
t Flannels,
Heayy I Dress Goods, Outings, Etc.,
Now is yohr time to got them, as we arc not holding them
it their real value; but you can get what you wish at almost
pour own prfce.
Thanking&you for post favors, and with best wishes for a
prosperous J>jew Year, avc remain,
i Respectfully.
4s J- W. McITTRE, Ag't.
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Preparatory to taking
3tock, January 30th, we|
will close out any of our
' JL- -- _
goods at very low figures.
Some of Grimball stock still
in hand will be sold for any '
reasonable offer anyone may
make regardless of what it'
cost. V
YOUNG & HUNTER.
1
SflKMj I
^XtuIWTER & CO.
MAKE yoa^fflfeparations for the Mew Year
by laJHffin your plantation hardware
** rw
We are prepared to make you close figures for SPOT CASH on the
ollowing supplies:
kXE3, BRIDLES, BELLOWS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, |
COLLARS, FORKS, GRINDSTONES AND
FIXTURES, HAMES, HORSE AND
lffrLE BIIOE8, NAILS,
>LOWS OF THE BEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES, |
TRACE CHAINS, SPADES, SHOVELS, WHIPS, j
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED ON
THE FARM.
109EST GOODS! HONEST PRICES!!:
i
HONEST TREATMENT !! I
THE
NEW YORK
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RACKET.
YOUR MONEY SAVED.
WE have been in Union not quite two yorrs,
but in that short time we have saved the
people hundreds of dollars on their Clothing,
Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, &c.,
and this year with our increased facilities, we
propose to save you more than we have in the
past.
The year 1802 brought us a tremendous big
trade. I5ut we expect 180*5 to bring double as
much, lor the people are fast finding out that
they cannot afford to pay the time merchants
long one hundred per cent, on goods when they
can be bought at close cash prices at the
NEW YORK RACKET.
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Broken lots of Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Jeans, Blankets, Dress Goods, &c.,
to be closed out in the next few weeks. There
will lie some rare plnms for somebody.
No trouble to show our goods, so come in and
look through, whether you want to buy or not
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
HARRY & BELK.
April 10 15 ly
NEW FALL GOODS,
JSOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Our buyers have just returned from the Northern markets
where they bought a large and well assorted stock of goods
to suit all the trade.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
First, we will say that our stock of shoes is immense, and
we arc prepared to make you some prices that will catch the
closest buyer. Wc have some specialties to ofi'cv you in this,
line. Call and sec them.
Dress Goods Staple Goods Etc.,
In Dress Goods we are prepared to offer you some beauties,
and at very reasonable prices, too.
In Staple Goods, such as Prill ts, Ginghams, and all
the new things in Cotton Goods, we have a very large stock.
MILLXNERY.
A WORD TO THE LADIES :
Our Millinery Department seems to be the centre of attraction,
because the ladies always find the novelties of the season
there.
We can show you p. 11 the new shapes in Hats and Bonnets,
and Trimmings of every kind to match. Call early and
get first choice.
You will always find us with a iuU stock of first class
rrrtrt/la onrl iKn 1^.../...* ?
iviivt KIIV> V \^l JT 1UWCDU li/C W*
yours very respe tfully,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
Jan 22 6 If
to builders: mpj. ATTpTTfYVT 1
A Lot of second-hand 10?12 window sash 1-JAvA -TV U V A A \J li *
in good condition, for sale. Also 8
Piaxza Pillars. wMt caps and bases, perfectly
new and Bound. It. M. STOKES. next KA LESDAY, feb. 6llif 1898.
TO THOSE INDEBTED.
Alt Mr?nn< indebted lo W D Bcwlev Of Clocks, Sewing Machines, and all kind <
LL persons indebted tc w. v liew ey, of Chri!,tmfts Uoodg guch ftS T p|u
?y "lor 8* < K,.v,ru Goods, China ware, nice (ila*sw?re, Fii.e
naae payment to we by .helot 1. .f Tebru- MeU, Bi ,nd China L Do la, Ac.
ary, 1893. or sua will be eommcncd. After ...... _.. , . T n
,ba date *1 mortgages will be foreclosed. S' L f .1 . / g ?U e*?r "
8. s Sokes, Trial Justice. Un'?" '
i or A.ot ' n rar* cb*noe to get a gnu I
' Machine, (lock, or other valuables, for lit e
Bank Stock for Sale, ??nv- . lt . -L
Ladies are especially invited ; they sr.FIVE
shares of the Merchants and Plant* cordially asked to come ioside of the Stor--.
ers National Bank of Union, belonging S. M. RICE, Jr., E. l>.
to the estate of Mrs. Mary Uoudelock, <le- Jan 18-2-4t
leased, will be offered for sale before the ?? ??? ?
Courthouse door at Union, on Monday, NotiOO Of Final Discharge
Salesday) the 6ih day of February, next. . .
W. L. UOUDELOCK, Ex'r. XT OTICL is hereby given that by pern V
0 1 4t* 1* ?'on of Hon. James M. Gee, Prot iti*
Judge for Union county, I will, on the 7ih
ninnnlutinn nf ParfnAruhin day of Februa,7. 1898, make my final i?
uissoiuuon or rarxnersnip. lurn ftud ftpply for UUtn Dismisaory, ..
THE firm of Ben A Hollis, heretofore Adnrniatralor of the estate of Salina . i-'
existing at Cross Keys, Union Co., 8. tor, deceased.
}., is ibis day dissolved by mutual conseut, All (persons having claims against t
ill claims having bean settled. .Signet this, said estate, must present them, prop. i y
he 28tli day of December, 1892. attested, and all nersoia in?l?h??.t
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