The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 25, 1897, Image 3
THE HORRY HERALD.
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Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY. FSB. 25 1S97C
LOCAL NEWS.
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The Legislature will adjourn Saturday.
Judge Henet will preside at our
approaching term of court. i
Don't forget to call at Jenkins stables
If you need a good broke horse or mule. (
Mr. P. C. Way, of Holly Hill, 8. C., Is
visiting his son Hev. J. P. Way, at Ducks
villo-M l
Miss Maude Wilson, of Marion is
here visiting her friend Miss Emma
Collins.
The general assembly were enter
taiued right royally at Charleston
last week.
Just received at Sessions' a large
lot of Sample Shoes. Everybody i8
nvitcd to call.
i (
The twenty second was partially i
observed*here. Prof. Dagnall gave '
his pupils holiday.
Mr. VV. G. l>uok, of Dr.rliimtnn, passed >
through here yesterday on Ids way to Ids : <
old home at llueksville.
We hand you rthe Treasurer's re-|
porCthis week, which takes tip the
better part of the paper. (
Our people who went to Charles-h
ton last week,'[returned very much : ,
gratified with their trip. L
Sessions calls t he attention of his fl
friends and patrons to a large line of , 1
Prints and fancy Dress Goods.
a. W. Jenkins & Sou have twenty live I
head of K(l<)' broke Horses and Mules to '
sell at private sale during Con it week.
The Treasurer's report lias crowded
out nearly everything else this week and
we have to ask the forbearance of our
friends. ^
A merry'go-round has been put c
up on the vacant lot in rear of a
Ahrams store and will remain until n
after court. r
If your chicks or watches need re- 11
pair, don't forget to carry them to 11
(ieo. E. Lusted at Hard wick's store '
during Court.
Miss Maude Mayo who has been 8
teaching at Evergreen, N. C , returned
home last Saturday having ^
closed her school.
|fMP WELCOME. Wki.comk. Welcomnt i
Our country friends will come in and make 0
the New York Racket Store Headquarters ^
during Court Week.
E. W. Nolley has accepted the
agency of the Home Mutual Fire
Protection Association and will be
pleased to write insurance for any \
one. ^
n
Hon. It. B. Scarborough came
down home from Columbia last Fri.
day, remaining here until Monday, t
when lie returned to his post of i;
duty. g
Rev. II. B. Zernow preached for '
his people here last Sunday. It was c
extra appointment, he having fail- 0
.s' ed to fill up his time on account of 8
his late sickness. 1
Don't borenv your neighbors pa
per when you e;in get your home pa g
per for one dollar a year, but come
to the oflice the next time you are
here and subscribe.
Commencing on Monday <>f court week |
1 will s:ll at the New York Ibicket Store I..
nil goods, 10 per cent cheaper tlnui ever. ^
The Racket Store must sell /*Y/V// Thousand
Dollar? worth of goods during 1807. * <~
The Million Star, enlarged and in
n<?w dress conies to us this vvuk.
The change is in keeping with '.he
characteristic energy of thepapu-i
and should be largely patronized hv j
its county people.
Mr. Jno. M. Knight the Sum- I
tor Herald, formerly of this place i
and principal of the Burroughs '
School here, has been appointed by I
the Governor as a number of his '
staff with the rank of Lieut. Colo* <
uel. '
bodies Stocalngs 5c. per pair. Mens 1
S/tks 5c. per pair, and tiio best made f >r 1
wear 4 pairs for 25c. at the New York I
Packet Store. In Dress Goorlg we have j
tho biggest bargains ever seen in this sec- ,
tlon. Pants clot It at 8}-?, 12^, 10 *3 to 18 .
cents per yard.
Mr, James Bridgeworth, of Bridgeworth
& Milady, left us yesterday
for Hammonton, N. J. His stay of
several months here, during theerecof
the bank building, has been pleas
ant and his work here will stand as
a reminder of him.
Jmt received from our Headquarters
549 Broadway, New York, a full line of
m^ns and boys hats. Wo don't want to
bra*, but all we say is, come see. Suspendo
rsl Handkerchiefs, Toilet Soap, Pocket
KnhVs. Ladles Capes at 75c. $1.25 and
$1.7ol actually worth double.
Tin- entertainment which was to have I
taken place on Monday night of court week
it the burroughs School, Is postponed inletlnitely
on account of circumstances beyond
control. The boys will have the entertainment
soon and the public will be
notified.
Mr K. U. Stone, of Little River,
hits lately gone into the wholesale
Clrocery and Commission business at
Wilmington, N. C. Mr. Stono is
well known in this county and any
Df our people having business in his
line will do well to consult him.
Court convenes here Monday and
numbers of people throughout the
county will be in town. We hopethat
the subscribers to the paper will
no 1 ) ?l .1-:- !*
uuu ni ims oiiice. ?e nave something
to say to those who are paid
up as well as to those who are in arrears.
A number of ladies and gentlemen
met at the Academy Monday night
for the purpose of organi/.ing'a Literary
Club. Prof. Dagnall, was elec
ted President ami Mr. James A. Norton,
Secretary It is expected to perfect
the organization at the next
meeting.
The New York Kaeket Store is "lleadi|U;irters"
We despise bragging, or boasting,
but can truthfully say, that never before
have we had such bargain- to oiler in
.Mens Clothing. All wool mils $11
iml S"i. $:{.9S gets a nice black diagoti d
uiit. IS I.ays a strictly all wo >1 boy's
>r youth's wsuit, age fr. in 1 1 to IS yeats
rids suit is cheap at $5 and for $!$.V wo
lave a real nice suit. Don't fail to see it?
?
A few months ago, Mr. Byron I
.'Aery, df Woodstock, Mich, was
>adl\ nHlictod with rheumatism. His
ight leg was swollen the full length,
arising him great suffering. I le was
nlvised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Jalm. The lirst bottle of it helped
)i m considerably and the second hotle
effected a cure. The 25 and 00
out sizes for sale by Dr. K. Norton,
)ruggist.
The < rainiest Kcn?cily.
Mr. U. B. (Ireene, merchant, of
'hilhowie, Va., certifies that he had
onsumption, was given up to die
ought all medical treatment that 1
noncy could procure, tried all cough
emcdies he could hear of, but got
10 relief; spent many nights sitting
ip in a chair; was induced to try Dr.
ting's New Discovery, and was cued
by use of two hot ties. For past
hree years lifts been attending to lminess,
and says Dr. Kine's New Disovery
is the grandest remedy ever}
iiade, as it has done so much for him
nd also for others in his commonty.
Dr. King's new Discovery is
naranteed for Coughs, Colds and
consumption. It don't fail. Trial
lot'les free at Dr. K. Norton's Drug
itore.
Hoys fcuits 95c. $1, ami at the New
'ork Racket Store. These goods uio
orth nearly double in New York city,
Ice new goods at forced sale.
Indigestive poisons tire the bane of
he dyspeptic's life. When sick, see
f your sickness is caused by indi
eBiive poisons, n so, take blinker
)igestive Cordial. This is the only
ertain way of being permanently
ured, because it is the only way that
jets rid of the poisons. You know
hat fermented food is poisonous,
roil know that poison is unhealthy,
shaker Digestive Cordial clears t he ?
iomach of fermenting food, and
>urilies the hlood and system of in
ligestive poisons. It cures indiges
it; i (i/td (he (/incases that come of it.
Ieatlache, dizziness, nausea, stoni
tell ache, weakness, llatulence, con
it i pat ion, loss of appetite, irritability,
stc. These are ajeir of the synip.ottis,
caused by indigestive poisons,
ufed by Shaker Digestive Cordial.
\t druggists, price 1U cents to $1.00
per bottle.
Something to Know.
It may he wortli something to
Know tnat tlie very nest medicine lor
restoring the tired out nervous sys
tern to a healthy vigor is Klectric Bitters.
This medicine ispuretyuge
table, acts by giving tone to the nerve
centres in the Stomach, gently stimulates
the Liver ond Kidneys, and
aids these organs in throwing oft impurities
in the blood. Klectric Bitters
improves the appetite, aids digestion,
and is pronounced by those
who have tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try
it. Sold for 50c or *1.00 ner bottle
[it Dr. E. Norton's Drug Store.
DISEASES OP THE SKIN.
The intense itching and smarting incident
to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed l>y
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have liejn
permanently cured by it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy
for sore nipples; chnmtf-d hands, chilblains,
frost bites, and clironic sore eyes.
For salo by druggists at 2o cents per box.
Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what a none needs when in bad condition.
Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
ClemsonCollege .
The fifth session of tho Clemson
Agricultural College will begin
Thursday, Feb. 18th, 1897.
To the two regular four year
courses leading to the degree of Bach
elor of Science, a special two year
course in Mechanics and Engineering
has been added.
The courses of Instruction iuclude
the following subjects: Agriculture,
Chemistry, Horticulture, Dairying,
Veterinary, Science, Botany, Geology,
Mineralogy, Mechanical, Electrical
and Civil Engineering, English,
Mathematics and History.
Boai'd, washing, fuel, lights fo
sessioirof <10 weeks, $f>9,
i'or catalogue containing full p:?r
ticulars address
K. B CUAIOIIKAI),
President.
Cleinson College, S. C.
?$yr Mode!. ^^^Tttfrchanta are
otvcs J|pji|fL author,*e<i
lengths. trial If not
(30*1 ma-/J(Q ^V*ai,BTac?
.tertolsi.V ^ '?8fc&& '^ory.
Featherbone Corset Co.*
t OoJo Mftnulacturors,
KALAAIAZOO,'A1ICMIQ AN.
> ?% f (
FOR BALE BY
Til 10 I, A DUOS HAZ A A K,
Coiiwhv, S. CJ.
VOU Get
the Profits
Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers
and Middlemen by buying direct
from the manufacturer.
No better wheel made than the
Acme Bicycle
Built in our own factory by
skilled workmen,using the best
material and the most improved
machinery. Wo have no agents
Sold direct from factory to the
rider, fully warranted. Shipped
anywhere for examination.
WRITE FOR
Our Interesting Offer
w Acmo Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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^ Hew York,
PROTECTION from the grip,
; pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and
epidemics is given by flood's Saisapatilla.
It makes PURE BLOOD.
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Bank
President Isaac Lewis of Sabinn, Ohio,
is highly respected nil through that
section, llo has lived in Clinton ('o.
7<r> years, and has been presV/flt of
the Sablna Bank 20 years. lie gladly
testifies to tho merit of Hood's fc>arsaparilla,
and what ho 6ay? is worthy
attention. All brain workers And
Hood's Sarsapnrilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. It makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from (his comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestivo strength.
"I am plad to say that Hood's Saraaparllla
Is a very Rood medicine, especially
as a blood puriiler. tt haa done me good
many times. For soveral years I suffered
greatly with pains of
Neuralgia
, In one eye anil about my temples, especially
at night when I hail been having
a haril day of physical and mental labor.
I took many remedies, but found help only
In Hood's Sarsaparilla which cured moot
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has proved itself ntruo
friend. I also tako Hood's Pills to keep
my bowels regular, and liko tho pllia
very much." Isaac Lewis, Sabina, Ohio.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
*
Isttie One True U loot I Purifier. All <!i $1.
Prepared only l>y C. I Ilooil&Co., Lowell, Mass.
> j , i??ii aro prompt, efficient and
ilOOCi S 1 lllS easy in ciloct. 2b cent#.
Why suffer with Coughs, ('old
und CtCirippe when La\at;vh Hro
m<> pi i n i \ i: will < lire \t u in one day
I > ?( s r.oi produce he ringing in the
head like Sulpha oriNi. k. I'ut
up in tablet convenient for taking
I (Juaranteed to cure, ir money refund
led. Price, i?5 e< nts. For sale by
i I > K \ort o n.
I
Tutt's Pills
Cure Al!
1 Liver Ills.
///// h' K J'JT RRROR'L
Wilmington, N. C., Feb. 15 1807
Spirits Turpentine?X?(J cent per
gallon.
Kosm? MiirKca linn ui $1,011 per
bbl for Strained utid $1.55 for Good
Strained.
Tar?Market firm at 05 per bbl
of 280 lbs.
Crutlo Turpentine?Market quiet
at $1.30 f jr Hard, 1.80 for Yellow
Dip and M 80 for Virgin.
COTTON ? Dull.
Ordinary 4JJ cts. ^ lb
Good Ordinary . .53
1 Low Middling....Gi 44 41
Middling 03 44 44
Good Middling..a 7 1 -16 44 "
Georgetown Marketj
February 13 1897,
! New Virgin 1.75
Yellow dip, 1.75.
Scrape, 1.25.
The
| Bank of Conway,
| Capital, - - - - - $20,000.
Surplus, - - - - - - - $5,000.
We have just moved Into 'our now and
hand-one- quarter*, and ure now better
nrepareu Hum over before to be of service
(o our lri<Mids and patrons
Wo transact 1 general hanking business,
1 . 1 guaiantee pr unot attention to any
: ml all matters intru <-d to our ( are.
\\ e loan inon v in united amounts, on
properly ondoi *d notes and on papers
secured hy sullieietit collateral.
I n the Savin'rs ' )e|uirtinent we receive
deposits of $1.00 and upward and allow
interest at the rate <?l I percent per annum
for 3 months, or 5 per cent for 0 months
or more.
This Hank respectfully solicits the (it*
po>its of individuals, I ,ms and corporadons
"(Mwrully, iiml will dveevery ivasoniliii
1 ici.ily consi taut with sound banking
to those dninij ' >11 -in- ilh it.
Our business having increased over double
within the [last ye a' is suflicient proof
ol the confidence inspire'', by the personnel
of The Hoard I )irectors, and by its successful
manageinent.
I). A. 8PIVKY. Cashier
H. CI. COUilNH. President.
DELAYS AI IE DANGEROUS.
AKE YOU INSURED? The "Union
Central Life Insurance Company" of G'ineinnatti,
<>hio, is one of the best, if not the
very best, insurance companies in the
land, and issues the most liberal policies.
It has secured the highest rates of interest
uid had the lowest death rate of any com
pany in the United States. _,It is the only
compsny that is examined annually by a
State insnector. Thn Ohio ln?iMnna l?w?
tiro the best and most rigid in the United
States. Kvery Interest of the policy holder
is protected by them. All persons seeking
protection for their families, or wish
ing to make provision for themselves in
old age, will find it to their advantage to
insure with B. L. BKATY, Agent.
Bueksville, S, (J,
I ,
Itegulnr Communication of Conway
Bodge, No. 0"), A/.F.'.M, will beheld on
2nd Tuesday night of each month, at 7:110
o'clock sharp, i By order of
1>. A. Simvkv, W. M.
, C, P. QuatT(.bi)aum, Secretary.
?
Notice of Sale.
F. W. Waoknkh ?.V C'o.,\
and others. \
1'lai nti fTn /
against I
NV. J. Smith and Aus /
iin H. Burnt, trtding a y
Smith A. Burr, an 1 others A
Defendant*"'
LTNDKU AN1) BY VIUTUK oftho
I order of IIis Honor It. Watts,
Judge Fourth Judicial Circuit, dated Jan.
23rd, 1^1)7, made in the ahove entitled ac
tion and now on flI ? in tin, <?f i
of,Court in und t'??r Horry County, tho tin
derslgned as Receiver of the proporty of
tho defendants, Smith t!c iturr. will soli
before tlio Court House at Couway, S ( ,
at public auction on tho first Monday in
March next, All and singular, tho Heal
Estate of tho said Smith & Uurr, situate
at and near Howard, in tho County and
State aforesaid, comprised ot three (;{)
tracts adjoining each other and containing
in the aggregate Two Hundred and ninety
acres, more or less, a more lull desciiptlon
of which w ill be given on day of sale,
or on application to the undersigned.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance
on a credit until the first day of January
next, the credit portion to bo secured to
tho satisfaction of the Attorneys for Plaintiffs
and Defendants in said action, and to
bear interest at 7 per. cent per annum, or
tho said Attorneys may agree upon other
terms of sale, which will tie made known
on day of sale.
C. P. IJUATTLKBAUM,
Receiver
Conway, S. C., Feb. 1. iyi)7, 3t
Decree for Partition and Sale*
TAT 10 OK SOUTH CAROLINA, (
O COUNTY OK HORRY. \
Wm. K. Misiiok, 1
Plaintiff,
r. k. I
S.vhah Skiim'kii, )
Tiio.mas Sku'cku, |
et. ul. I
Defendants. j
1>I'USUANT to the deer, o of His lion
. or. James Aid rich, I redding Judge,
rendered in tho 1 >vo (.entitled .cause, at
the term of tli.i Court of Common P -as
for Horry Couniy in (he State of South
t'aroiina in'id ;'.;rd oi * ?*. !??ix*p ts'.'ti, i win
>ell for CASH :?.t public auction before
the Court llo ?e door at Conway in said
('ounty and ;ate on tin* llrst Monday in
.March ne\t, during the lawful sale hour-,
the billowing described tracts ol land, being
the promises described in the coin
plaint in above cause to w it:
All and singular that certain tract nf
land containing One 1! and red (100) acres,
more or less, know it a - the Solomon Shipper
land, situate in I lay born township,
t auuity of I lorry and "date afore aid, boon
iled North by lands of W in, I.. (Iraham
and A. II. I rince, Fast by lands of .1. M.
Hay, South by lands ot Henry It. Hoberts
and \\ est l>y lands of Isaac Cannon.
The property w as sold salesday in De
ember lS'.Mi, .Mrs. Sarah Skipper being the
purchaser and she not having complied
with the bid, it will be re sold at her risk.
.1. A. MoDkumott,
C. C. C. I*.
Feb. 0. 180(1.
.NOT I CM.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Mary
Ann Survis, widow of Wr. .J. Sarvis late
ol 'lorrv Oninty, S. C? has tiled her peti
lion for. and intends t?? have her liomoBt(Mid
set oil" in Real and personal estate of
Win. .1. Sarvls her late liuslmiid.
.1. A. MeDermott,
Clerk Court Com. Pleas,
Feby, i^nd. 1807. Horry Co.. S. C.
NOTICE.
On this 20th day of February, 181)7, Austin
C. Thompson, of Little River, S. C-,
made an assignment to me for the benefit
of his creditors, a meeting of the credit
ors will be held at my ofllce, Conway, S.
C., at 2 o'clock, P. M., on Tuesday the 2nd
day ot March, prox,, for the purpose of
choosing an Agent to act with the Assignee
in their behalf. All creditors are requested
to attend said meeting.
Respectfully,
It. B.SCAIlBOROUG11,
Assignee.
Feby. 20tb, 1897.
TV< >TI C K,
Conway Lodge, No. 90. Knights of
Pythias will meet regularly the first and
third Thursday nights of each month until
otherwiso ordered.
It. B. SoAltuououoii,
Chan. Com.
J. A, M<I) KUMOTT.
K. It. & S
M ay 14th, 9(1. 1 y
TVOTIOIO.
To Administrators, Executors and Guardians,
you will please conic and mako
your,lb-turns to Probate Judge before the
IIrat day of Ma- ( It, according to Law.
W M. Yj 11 aKI?\VI< K.
Probate .Judge, II. ('.
j Jan. 5th 1807.
NOriCK,
N<>TI('E is hereby given that ? n t lie 0th
| day of March 1*07, th ? undersign'.<1 will
apply to NV. IC. Hardwitk, i'rebate Judge
of llorry County lor an order of Dual dis
charge from the duty fan Executor of
1 the last Will ol .Mrs. K.J. Marlon, <l"ccav
sed. Jeremiah Smith,
Executor.
\UANTi;i> AN IDEA Who cat
; \V think of some simple thing to pat'
I entV Protect your ideas; they may brine
| you wealth. Write JOHN WKl)l>Eli
I liUHN &CO., I' tent Attorneys. Wnsh
(ington, 1.for their #1,800 prize ( ll'ei
and list of two hundred inventions wanter
lE'rofessionaJ. Carets.
R- B- iCARBOHOUuH
fUfeepeny fits Liaw
Conwaj/y S. (J.
I ^-s-ertt HVTuLtiral ILilfe
1 .xsurance Co. of
1ST ew ""STorlc.
Johnson A Johnson, I Johnsons ik Quattl?>l>?iui
-Virion, 8. 0. ( Conway, 9 C
J@hr.50ng ^ Quatfelebawrf
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
I
? Conway, S. C.
ryi'rompt attention given to all burnl
, nesa Intrusted to our care.
iS
Coats Spool Cotton
No use to p iy freight, when you onn
buy It of in at Agents prices ?nu get the
benefit of nil discounts.
1
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Un A I \ PA ll'IU" lllTli/nn .
ivvy. v i / \ A II I r>, I > iU 11 I 1',^,
IIAUNKSS.
The most complete line ever
brought to Horry
County.
I
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P.-LOXJH, B^i.COKT.
GIIOES,
(Irit? or anything else yon may think
of at lowest market prices.
All of the Staple (ioods
needed in this section
in endless variety.
I WE GUARANTEE
BOTH ARTICLES
. . AND PRICES.
I Hue M/vi L\??
V/UI 1 1UIIUII
Department
I
is complete
in evory respect.
Take
n look.
A Nice Line
of Ladies Mats
Just Received and
wilt be sold at low figures.
Ladies will call
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A Fine Line of
Furniture
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OUU GUARANTEE IS WOHTI
SOMETHING BECAUSE
, WE MAKE IT
GOOD.
i- 15 J I i) J I U < U0CLIN3
) COMPANY
N.l\
(shoes.
SHOES;
I have just bought the largest lot
of Sample Shoes cwr brought to
Conway. Vow is the'time to^get
your foot wear for .winter at tnatuifijcturers
price*. Don't fool your
money away by buying' paper Shoes.
Come and get my ptio s] is all 1 ask
I will leave the rest v\ ' h you.
CLOTHING.
Men's.Clothing- at prices that
cant be beat.
NOTTYVVft
I jk. a v y A. t- 1
Notions loo numerous to 111 tion.
Such as Silk (Jloves, Silk Vita, Silk
Holts, Leather He'ts, < t<
1)KY GOODS,
Space will not permit me to mention
Prints, Oiiniti Lawns, Yeiling
aiulSatines at prices that will astonish
you.
S. T.[SIZSSIC^TS.
,Tlh-s Bat nrotuiK 0 Co?3ia.ij
company
Are Sole / nt.s in j. ' . ( n for
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I I*11it iwiunvu '.r uraidH )i I obaceot
SW10J ' <UM.
. ONKST I'lLIi,
I.OXC <'OTTONr,
i11 >i: or \:v.
GlhewPug li e
? a Kin-'ACTiJi; KD i,y?
W. IP, PICKETT & CO.,
11 igh I'oin I, N. (!.
I March, I'.Mli IKDO. ly.
and .MoST <i<)M l\LKTB
blislinuMit Moulin
qto. ?. mm & W,
^?|lk
iwm
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? w/Wu' ?
M r i r
iii .mm ;u;i u rei" OI
1)00US, SASII, SUNOS, MOULDING
AND HUIIjDIN(J MATIC
It IA D.
cjl'i.ul i:stoj\ s- a
511-518 kino, oitositk cannon
Sthkkt.
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