The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 28, 1885, Image 3
TM~ XANIING TIMVES
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28, 1885.
B. S. DINKINS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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the viaws of our correspondents.
Local Intelligence.
Dr. T. R. Kelley from Salem is in town.
P. G. Bowman, Esq., of Sumter, Las been
attending the court,
At this time the Grand Jury are still at
work.
Court still in progress and likely to last
the week out.
Richardson will be elected to the Le gisla
ture next Tuesday.
Cool and delightful weather-a most de
sirable time to arrange matters with the
TIr -
. Don't forget that the County Commission
ers hold their annual meeting next Tues
day.
We are pleased to learn that Miss Elliot
Huger Harvin has been adopted in the fami
ly of Mr. Jno. Harvin near Packsville.
Quite a number of "hawkers" are on the
streets, plying their trade with an energy
worthy of a more protitable return.
Rev. H. H Harris, of the A. M. E. Church
killed an immense rattle snake with nine
rauttles, on the 20th inst., in 't. James
Township.
W SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Cures
Consumption. For sale by J. G. Dinkins
Ieath.
.iirs. Anna Pierson, widow of the late Rev.
Philip Pierson, died at the residence of her
sons, Mr. I. M. and D. M. Pierson, on the
16th inst. Mrs. Pierson was a most esti
mable lady and had lived out her allotted
-time in a well spent life. Her remains were
interred at Midway Church beside those of
her husband, who for so many years was
the acceptable pastor at that place, and
where she worshiped with him.-Cbwdy
.Recond.
IymenaL
Married on Sunday Oct. 25th, by Rev. S.
Leard Mr. J. W. Frierson to Miss Rosa
Married on Wednesday Oct. 21st Mr. H.
L. Darr, Jr., of Sumter to Miss Mary
Brown, of Florence.
We wish for our friends a long felicitous
life.
& Co.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
antee it. For sale by J. G. Dinkins & Co.
Mr. W. F. Cook is a capital nurse-we
saw his abilities tested in that line last
ight. Mr. Cook is- single man, and if this
recommendation is of any service to him.
'aiding a change in his condition we will
him a large slice of wedding cake.
athman and .%dhr'on.I
FWe enjoyed a pleasant call from CoL..
L. Reynolds, of Clarendon, last week. His
reminiscences of the past were vary en'e -
taning. CoL R. has evidently" ceen a close
observer of men and manners through his
long 14e.-Walchwn and Muotdron.
*Peirsnal-Dear Ned, come back ; all is
forgiven. Pa kicked the wrong man, and
did'nt know it was you. Come immediate
ly.-May."
'WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shilch's Vitalizer in guar
teed to care you. For sale by JG, Dinkins
& Co.
Cort.
The following cases were disposed of up
to this time,-- The States vs Werry Single-1
ton, uakwil wounding of a cow. Found
guilty. T?he State vs Minos Benbow, Lar
ceney of live stock. Found guilty. The
States.vs 'Dr." H. H. Green. Verdict guilty.
with reccommendation to merey. The case
of the States"vs Preston Lg' is being tried
s' dg to press. The Phisoner-in this case
isR charged with Rape.
Will ApperflKert Week.
We received with request to p'ublish, too
late for this issue, a communication from Mr.
E. G..Chandler of Wil-iamsburg. in reply
to anartele which appeared in 7he Enter
pe last week, entitied"A Kingstree Ex
mination" in whi imttf e
appears. This article w nexit wee'k
'The machinery of the law is at work turn
ig' out recruits fot the "littlc" society on
the Congaree. Free excursion tic'kets after
ourt to Ais popular resort--tickets good
only one way.
he Paid Extra.
A widow, ,whose age might bawe been for
ty-went into business on Grand River aven
ue a few weeks ago, and the first move was
toget a sign painted.. The services of a
sn painter were secured- sad when he
fished his work he put on his 'imprint'
ty placing his initials, 'W. A. H.;' down on
the left hand corner of t he s i gn .1
When the widow came to criticise the work
shequeried :
What-does 'W A H,' stand for?
'Whys.Wanted) A Husband, replied the
psinter.
Oh, yes-I see, she mused. It was very
thoughtful in you, and here is a. dollar ex
Good Work.
Our County commissioners are doing good
work in the administration of their office.
As an instance of this, we mention tnst they
have had a Bridge built at Plowden's mill
53 feet long and 10 feet wide at a cost of
SGG3. The material abd wortt.dhip are
fii-st class. and the 1ople ought to be pleas
ed. The Bids ran as high as $140, but the
Commissoners succeeded in getting the
work done at the figures mentioned.
Preachh10.
There was no preaching in town on Sun
day 25th inst., except in the Methodist
Church. Mr. Leard occupied his pulpit in
the morning, and Mr. Stokes gave us an in
teresting discourse at night.
SHILOH S CURE will immediately relieve
Croup Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For sale by J. G. Dinkins & Co.
At a negro wedding, when the mihister
read the words, -,love, honor and obey," the
groom interrupted him and said i "Read
that again, sah ; read it wunce mo', so's de
lady kin ketch de full solemnity of de mean
ing. I'se been married befo'."
Hot Shpief.
There will be a festival at the Academy in
Summerton Thursday evening, Oct. 29th,
for the benefit of the Baptist Church which
is being erected at that place. Hams, tur
keys, baked chickens and fowls, cakes, pies
&c., &e.; will be abundantly furnished for
the occasion. We feel assured that all who
may attend will spend a pleasant evening
and enjoy a good supper.
In the large crowd attending Court the
usual cumber of: "tipplers" are conspicu
ously absent. We might congratulate the
County on this seeming reformation if an
oher and perhaps more probable cause did
not suggest itselt. These old topers of the
days gone by may be wrecked on the rock
called hard times, instead of kneeling
around the reformatory stool. Tis among
the possibilities that the want of funds can
accomplish even more than prohibition and
high license.
Ve have been informed by our Ex-Rep
resentative, Svfax Milton, that the report of
his again running for the Legislature is
croundless and totally untrue. He says
he has the highest regard for Maj. Richard
son, though differing from him in politics,
and does not propose to throw an obsticle
in his way.
Four missionaries and 5,200 gallons of
rum left this country on the same ship to
interview the native African. We don't see
how he can get away from both.
The State Fair will be held at Columbia
n the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th of Novem
er. Our thanks are due to Mr. Thos. W.
Holloway, Secretary of the Fair Association
or an invitation to be present.
We return thanks also to Mr. W. E. James,
ecretary of the Darlington agricultural and
uechanical Fair Company, for an invitation
:o attend the Darlington Fair, which meets
:o-day.
CATARRH CURED, heaith and swe.
breath secured, by Shilon's Catarrh Reme
ly. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For sale by J. G. D)inkins & Co.
Side Walks.
The Trown Council have made consider
Ible improvements on the streets, ridding
s of a nuisanc~e long standing in the shape
f rank tall grass. growing with luxuriance
pon the side tamas and else*Ihere. Some
f the fraternity have been placed on the
ist of "Suspects," as being upon the track,
vel which the most of mortals in pursuit
f happiness have had to travel ; and the
rass removed that no entanglement may
eal the feet, while the agitated heart is
onjuring up higher and happier things,
nd the tongue telling its tale of woe. We
shall not institute any inquiries as to
prompting causes, Patre' conscript, but like
honest old Sancho, bid Heaven bless the
pv~ers.
on Growmg; m Clarendon-A Splendid
Crop.
We clip with pleasure the follow
ng from the Nac.< and CJour'ier:
FoREsos, S. C., Oct. '24.-To estimates the
yield of a field of corn co,.taining 21 a
res and a hatf Major C. S. Land of this
place, yesterday called in six farmers, two
f whom were from Marlboro' County. They
selected an average acre, measured it off,
gathered., shucked and shelled it, and the
result was 89.} bushels. The corn was culti
ated in the ordinary way and was more
than an average crop, from 50 to 60 bushels
per acre was expected. Major Land esti
mates that, the fertilizing, cultivating and
ousing of the corn will amount to s135.50.
He also made a fine crop of peas and forage
.which will more than cover all the expences
of making the corn and will realize a~ net
profit at GO ets per bushel of $1,154.25 on
the field of corn.
GRANGE HAL4L HOT SL'T'ER.
PAsorLA, S. C., Oct 24, 1835.
The hot supper at the Grange Hall last night
for the benefit of Calvary church was a coma
~lete success socially, and pecuniarily; eve
ry thing calculated to tickle the palate of an
epicure was in abundance, and indeed it
would require the pen of an epicure, or Lu
curs, assisted by the~ eve of a Wilde to do
full justice to the very ?h.ge- collections of
fruit, round and sponge cakes, or give a
true dlescription of their artistic designs.
One of the most pleasant features of the oc
casion was the transformation of one of our
largest, and most prosperous planters, Mr.
3. W. W. (the charity of whose generous
heart can only be equaled by the length of
his purse) from a handsome ol bachelor to
a huge pyramid of flowers by the young la
dies in charge of the boquet department.
Your corresponde-a could not hellp but
note the shrudeness and business tact dis
)layed by 12 and 15 year old girls in 'driving
a bargain' to their own advantage.
OCCASIONAL.
Cigarette smnoking is said by a Dr.
to cause softening of the brain. The
questionl is how he found it out, as no
one with brains smokes cigaretts.
PANLA NEWS.
PANorA, S. C., Oct., 19th 1885.
The Methodists closed a very interestiz
meeting at Andrcw's Chapel on yesterda
I residing Elader Stokes finished his toi
of Quartely Conferences for Santee Circui
The 4th Session always has its history
many respects looking to changes in closii
with the years labor. Mr. Stokes is a pop
lar pre wher. and many regret the tin
when the Conference wheel rolls him aw.
from the Santee District.
The Misses Mamie Holmes, and Helen Wc
frum, of Columbia, are visiting Miss Edd
Epperson, at L. N. Ricbbourg's.
Mrs. Dorcas Rhame still lingers-grad
ally growing 'worse, and her feeble conditic
leaves but little hope of recovery. To t1
family we extend our sympathies.
TOM.
Judge Clark, of North Carolin
hit the nail on the head when, in dischar
ing a Grand Jury a few days since, in r
ferring to the lynchings which recently toc
place in that State, he said : "Let the pn
lic feel that in the Courthouse the law wi
be vindicated with certainty and despatc
and you will hear no more of lynch law."
Norfol: Ledqer, Dem.
- When the heart is full the lips ai
silent. When the man is full it
different.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUH11 and Broa
chitis immediately relcived by Shiloh's Cur
For sale by J. G. Dinkins & Co.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what yon nee
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizzinet
and all Symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price I
and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by J.
Dinkins & C
NOTICE!
The Annual Meeting of the Board
County Commissioners will be held on Tue!
day the 3d day of November, 1885. All pei
soas holding Zlaiws against the County a
cruing during the fiscal year commencin
Nov. 1, 1884, will present same on or befor
the above date for examination and appro'
al. By order Board County Conimissione
Clarendon County.
J. G. HUGGINS.
Clerk Bd. C. C. C. C.
The Year of Jubalee, all Creatil
Happy and Buying Pianos
'D and Organs.
Unusually Easy Installmen1
Ternis Now Offered by Lud
den & Bates Southern
Music House, At
lanta, Ga..
A Square Talk with Pur
chasers, Giving Special
Information About
Our New and Ea
sy Methods of
Sellng Pi
anos
and Organs.
"I-r's A Loc, TDnE BLrwEE N Drrs."
So remiarked the Governor of South Carc
lina to the Governor of North Carolina man;
vears ago, before the temperance wave has
swept over the South. He probaoly spok~
his honest convictions, and so do we whe1
we say.
IT's A LoNG TiXfE BnrwEEN Crnors.
And to this the thousands of faii;
"bread winners" in the South who are wait
ing until the next crop is garnered b~efor
they buy Pianos or Organs will say amie
But wce se11 whby uil, wche ou 0 ~ by note
~wl, r'erelyu terras ? Only think of it,
PIANOS, $25 CASH, .emn $10 MONTHI
OG( ANs. sl0 CASH .%:; 55 MONT HLI
Why, it's almost a sin to depr~ive yoursel
and family of an Instrtuiient wheni one cai
ie had so ea'sily. Ani to thjose who canne
meet mioith~ly Inistalhiaents, . we uil'er thes
special sammerci terms:
PIANS 5 CASH :> BA~L. NO.
And if crops turn out poor, so that whea
Nov. 1st conmes the entire ballence cannot b
paid; we will accept one half of it, and wai
until Nov. 1 1&8!, for the other half.
Now ,come up, buyers. 3ur Instrument
lead th < world. Our Prices are the lowes1
our teri :11<(Easiest, and we offer ever
inducen. '3 itl t t can be honestly lived up tc
SEE T ) -: SPECIA L SvMSIEP BARGc LIss.
Only $2 ian elegant Rosewodo Pi
ano; ;large s in : all improvenients: swec
tone; guaranteed a superior and dumablerI
ano. Thouisinds sold. Best Piano .'okf is
Am rica at the prfie.
A new Upright Pino for only $154 o:
very easy ternms.
The silver toned Mathushek Piano, 3
$325, $350.
The magnifteent Chickering Pian.,- th
best in the world, $400, $425, $500 to $1,00!
Only $65 tor a beautiful Parlor orChuire:
Orgn ; Solid walnut ease, with high to
and of rich desigu 4 sets Reeds, 10 genr
ine stops. Greatest bargain ever offere&!
The incomparable Mason & Hlamlin Or
gasi. from $24 up to $750. Renten unt
aid for. Nearly three yexrs given fi
payent.
Fine Stool. Embiroidered Cover, instrue
or and Book of Musie with Pianos,. an
Istool. Instruc'tor and Music Book with C
Igans. All freight paid on both. Fiftee:
d ays trial, and we pay fig.;-t both ways
instruments don't suit..
AND JusT ONE LAST Wosri.
If yon are thinking of buying an Instrt
ment, write us, and we will make terms t
suit y'our con'-eniene. Ask for ' summe
ters, 188.5. M~ention this Advertisemei
and paper.
UO.1091 BATES SOUTHERN MUSIC NOUS
Seaaabi.,Ga.
THE GRESAT XHoLCSALE PIANo AIND ORGA
DEPOT OF THE SorTH.
511 ILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a pos
e e ure for Cata'rrh. Diptheria, and Cank<
Month. For sade by J1. G. Dinkins & Co.
THE REV. GEO. He.THAYERl, Boubot
Id. say 'Both myself and wife owe' om
lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CUR3
or sale by J. G. Dh:kins &c Co.
A N-ASAL INJECTOR free with each bo
le of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price'
cents.1 For sal by J. G'. Dinkizrs & C;).
For lame back, side or chest, use Shilohi
Porous 1Plaster Price 25 cents, For sa
by JG. 'kin ACo.
"HACKMETACK"C a lasting and fragrai
perune. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sa
y J. G.Dinkins & Co.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by indige;
ion, tonstipation, Dizziness, Loss of A pp
tite. Yellow Skin ?: Shiloh's Vitalizer is
positive care. For sale by J.. 0.. Dinkim
GR1EAT EXCITEMENT.
Was Produced In Manning and is Spreading AU over
CLARENDON, AT
LOUIS LOYNS'
,l Practical explanatian of what he meant when hb announced that the
e INAUGURATION would take place in October.
L3
The People are learning that he meant the
Lowest Prices
e EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THE COUNTY.
He did not buy his goods early while the prospects were so flattering for
a large cotton crop and good prices, but lie bought at a time when GRAND
a, BARGAINS could be had, and this has given him Superior Advantages both
D as to the Prices and Class of Goods.
e- Ladies will find a good assortment of Suitings, Striped mixt and Crss
k Cross patterbs ; various quaint wears, and pretty styles; Boule Cloths, En
,lish Serges, Scotch Chiviots, London Kyrles, Simoni.atistes, Bourettes,
11 Scotch Tweads, Plaids, Corduroys, and some Black Goods at Low Prices.
Ladies will also find Jersey cloths ; Stockinettes, Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons,
- Gloves, Corsets and a splendid lot of Long Cloths, Homespuns, Domestics.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes. Trunks, Valises,
e Very fine line of all wool goods
For Men and Boys-very cheap!
Ladies, Gents, and Boys Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
- I have a $2 Shoe, soft, well shaped and as durable as shoes that are sold
e. by other housescnt $3. Call for Loyns' walkingfast Shoe.. And Hats and
Caps that can't be beat for quality and Low Prices
0 IHurrah! Glorious !!
The news of the INAUGURATION of Low Prices at L.. "I'[ '., of
his brands 4Finest Floui,'
Sugar,
Coffiee,
Tea,
Hams,
- Bacon,
Rice,
And all the necessary articles.
You will always find ft uff Stofea Well selected line of Hard
aSadierr. and I have Cigar and Tobacco of
the best knoWi Bramds ii the world. and mp 14hk stock was
Boughit after the deeline in cotton, at low figures, Ind- of course
I can sell lower than any Merchant who bought while the pros
pects were bright and prices high. CALL at my NEW STORE
Iand voiT will be convinced that it is TIIE PLACE FOR BAR
SGAINS-None Can Beat
LOUIS LOYNS,
act.- 21st. M ~ I G .C
To THE
Ladies of Clarendon.
The Aomerous expressions of satisfacion amit pleastre' on the part of my
patrons, evince the general appreciation of my labotm ; andc being guided by
Sthe principle in business, that my interests are the interests of' my custom
e er's, I take tids ooportunity of thanking them for past favors, and informing
them, thatI na now prepaired to do even better forthem than- heretofore, as
I anr buying goods this season at cash gces on t~ydays' instead of four
months time. My motto is,
SSmall Profits and Quick Sales.
'By the FIFTEENTH oF OcTOBER, I wil~ have openec d B'ready for inspection,
a full line of
MSILILNE"ERY.
Also, Ladies' and Childrens' DRE~SS Goons, and Tr.IINGs, NoTrxoNS,
lgCamRlY, G1.ovns, NEcK-WER, Consr'rs, and many otlhe'
e articles, too numerous to mention. For
the Cash, Iwill guarantee to
- sell as Low as can be
bought in
SCHARLESTON OR SUMTER.
. m-(TIS ISNUT IDLE TJLK TO DIRA W CCST'OM.)-sm
Below find some of my prices. (Samples of Goods will be sent on ap
Untrimmed' Hats, 40 cts. to $2.50 Trimmed Hat; 50'ets. to $80
Childr'ens' Hose, 10' cts. to 50 cts. Ladies' Hose, 20 ets. t''
- - T0 ets. Ladies' and Childrens' Collars, 10 cts. to $2.00.
t Whte mbridey frm10ets to$1.25 per yLad.
a' White and Colored Flannels, from 30 cts. to 50
3ts, per yard. All Wool Cashmeres, 1 yard
wide, 50 ets. per yard. Half Wool
Cashmeres, I yard wide, 35 cts.
per yard. All Wool Double
e ~Width Dlannel Suitings,.
most fashionable
eolors, at 50
ets. to
$120 per yard.
Black, all wool Cash-*
meres, 1 yard Wide, Fibe
Gogds, at 50~cts. to $1.00 per yar'd.
REMNANTS IN DRESS GOODS BELOW COST.
~Black and Colored Velveteens, from 00 ets. to $1.00 per yard. Black and
Colored Silk Velvets, from $1.50 to $2.00 per yard. Trimming-silks, and
iSatins, from 50 ets. to $1.25 per yard.
II -- :0:
Gilt and Silver Braids and Cords for Dress Trimmings, at very low
prices, with buttons to match. Black and Colored Silk Fringe
o. for fine' goeds,-Silk Cords and Tassels, White, Black, and
r Colred aces in reatvar-iety and at Low Prices.
F Ladies', Misses', and Childrens'
FR osi $1.00 to $1.50
A11 Wool Jerseys,Fa.
- Ladies' and Misses' Corsets from 50 ets. to $Ui.5 per pair'. Ladie's
and Misses' Leather and Velvet Hand Bags, from 50 ets to $1.00.
r Toilet Soaps and best Toilet Powders, at Lowest Prices.
Lisle Thread, Silk, and Kid Gloves. Patterns- of new
est styles.
KWilson Sewing Machines $25,
(FORMIER PRICE, $30A.
-In addition to these low figures, I will give a discounit oft' per cent on. all
0 bills amuounting to $10 and over.
Orders for Ladies' and Childrens' Cloaks and Ready-nade'- Suits: will be
filled at New York
M~ANUFACTUR1ING PRICES.
m~- Descriptive Catalogue and price list shown on application. It wili
pay you to come and examine nmy. goods before buying elsewhere. They are
eguaranteed to be just as represented.
Mrs. John A. Burgess,
e--j Brooks Street,
THE WINNING CANDIDATE!
&0 S. A RIGBY 'W
i the man wh6 fills the bill
Of the people who have a will
All vacancies, needs and wants to fill
With judgement and care.
Yes! I radu i Caididate for the paitronage of the people, and I am not
afraid of Cornjefition. I fearlessly assert that I can show to the
People of Clarenc161i
The most comiete line of BEAUTIFUL DREsS GOODS ever offered in this markes:
silk mixed Suitings. Caslinieres;
Berber.Cloths, Combifinion Snitings,
. '.ilicoes in new and beantiful styles.
Flannels of all grades and colors, Full lin'e of table Damask. Towelling, Sheetings;LonA
Cloths, Best Lawns. Irish Linens, Laces, Embroideries, Zephyr Shawls, Collars;Ribbons;
Hosiery, Gloves, best fitting Corsets, and Notions.
Hats and Shoes.
Ladies, Gents and Childrens, in newest styles. Try a pair of Tax CLuwaLTNo Jid -
KEAs $3. Shoes, Shoes ma'd4 to my own order, and you will be pleased wish the 4601;
fort and wear of t1is Sh'oe'.
'Full Line Doe-Skin, Broadcloths; Cashmeres, Jeans and woolen Goods, bought W
and to be sold loW.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
-Splendid line for Men, Boys and Children.
GROCUERIES
A fall and Complete stock, bought in the best markets, and to be sold at small pro&W
I keep best Flour, Hams, Bacon, Rice, Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Coffee and Tea.
Canned goods of all sorts. Saddles, Bridles, Harness. Hardware, Croekey,
Plantation Tools. And the BEST TOBACCO.
).fv Clerks will n'ot only take pleasure in showing my large stock of goods;
but they are instnieted to self th'eui at ROCK BOTTOM prices. I know that
cotton is low, and I shall not be sloi fo sell below" any other house. I w
give highest cash- prices for cotton.
Don't Buy 'Til You Try
STONO PHOSPHATE CO.
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.
. ESTABLI$HED 1870
IANUFACTU-r2 .Sluble Guano, (HIGHLY AMMONITED.)
Acid Phospliate, Dissolved Bone, Ash Element, Floate -
Keep always on handfor sale Genuine German
Kaiit, (Potash Salts.)
Imported direct from Germany, for the Company.
A high rrade of Dried Blood, Ground- Fish Scrap, South Carolina Marly
Cotton.Seed Meal. FOR SALE BY . ~
M. "..e-V., 3IANING C.
LUMBER!! LUMBER!!IGEO S.HACKER&SON
50,000 Feet on Hand. AC OF
All Grades.
FROM 25cts, to $1 PER HUNDBED.
The very best, and cheap as the cheapest,
can be had at the mill or k wil deli-per at
Manning.
Apply to
C. 31. DAVIS. or A. LEVI,
At Mill, Manning, S.C.
John .Strattan's Celebrated
' and Best .Toned Stig in the
in . wdreane . DORSuAsIieUDS
EE.3!c and WrercomsOKT,
Gurn anld Loch~miV ~ Sp. 0h
.MA IN'ST., COLUMBIA. S. C.
REPAIRILE:GALL RDERL
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