Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V v. a*- iEI. "A" . v. > v V \ i ms i wo Mrsrt/uss. 4 W* k»ow Mt wk*t it U, d e»r, This >lMp •• dM? and •till, liafeidtl haoda^b* awful oalm—> Thavhoakao pale an.lohillw. ThathU (hat will net lift again. . ! fhcugh ire may call and call— i The strange whirerolilude of peace Thatreuresover all. Wo know not -what It m^n^dear, This dceilate heart | a'rt, • * . * ’ w ; This dread to take our daily a»y t And walk in it again ; We know not to what other sphere fhcloved who leave ns go, Nor why we’re left to wonder still Nor w hy wo do not know. But this we know, our loved and dead If they shou ? d'come this day, Should come and ask us, “ What is life?” Not one of us could say— Life is a mystery as deep As ever death can be. Ye' oh ! how sweet it ie to us, This life we live and see. Then might they say—thesi vanished onts, And blessod is the thought,. “So death is aweet to us, helovedl” Taoughwo may tell you naught; Wo may not tell it to the qt t k — “ Toll mystery of deet£ Te may not toll uaifye would, Tue mystery of breath." Tiiecht’d who enters life comes not With knowledge or Intent, So those who enter death must go As little children sent. Nothing is known, but I betlevi That Qod is overhead, And as life is to the living So death is to the dead. ABMsTKOJfu & HEHIOT ^ WiLLIMXOJV. m. 1 : K EEP ct*n*umthr fx» bao4 a oloely nseorted stock of DRY GOODS, HATS, SflO^S, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, dtc., Whidt tb*y offer to tb« cldgpoa of Barnwell county at fair prices and so- flclt their patronage, fit-gart and Tobacco a specialty. JjnS-tl 4 AUGUSTA CROUORtfiOUSB .wnuwfVo-ir— I f ‘ ^ r. e. sum, IMPORTEA AND JOBBER Of _ - Glass, Chin*, Earthenware, Lamps, Bracket*, Chandelier* and House .. Furnishing Goods. NoT 897 Broad Rtreet, . t ^TUiUHTA., OKoncaiA. (2 Doors Below V. Richards & Bros.) Full lii.c of Fancy Vuses, Ornmnents Ao. nov21-3m0 t^hllo Miss Sue Z-'nt myer, a milker omployed at Ellxabeth Uhy Dairy Farm, Lebanon county, Pa., was laugh ing heartily at the herdsman who had v... been upset by a cow be was mllklcg, DANIEL HAAS, —JOBBER OF- 1 Foreign-and Dorar>tic Dry Goods, , . * u '~ ' ■ ” "9 ; * , ' . ' ITotlonn, Fancy Cc« In, Ac., 7 153 MEETING STREET, iTON, 8. C. 72-85 -4- • Sputh Carolina Railroad. CHANQE OF BCUEDVLB. A Bp Bay Passengers. (This Train dsn not connsot with Tra'n for Columbia at Branchvills.) LtMve Charleston k.45 am “ Branch villa 9.56 a m Midway 10.20 am Bamberg f . 10.28 a in —*“ 1 10.48 a m F>.57 a m 11.06 a m 11.22 am 11 80 a m 11.52 am 12.12 p m « M Graham's Lee s Blackvills Kiko Willi ston Windsor 12.26 p m 1.30 p m “ Montmorsncl “ A'lt*? Arrive Augusta Down Day Passengers. (ThisTrain dues not connect with Train for Columbia at Branchville.) Leave Augusta > Aiken “ Montmorend “ Windsor “ Wiliiston “ Elko “ Bhickville “ , Lees . u i “ Graham’s *< Bamberg , “ Midway “ , Branshville Arrive Charleston k.30 p m 4 4t» p m 4.68 p m 6.18 p m 6 84 p ni 6.42 p m 6.59 p m -6.07 p m 6.21 ji in 6.87 pni 8 46 p m 7.25 pm TO.lOp nT Augusta Flour Mills! CL4SK St if- H -:o: CO., Fro^rleAoro. —-T— ' r- , AVISO recently ymt stir Mill in first-class order, we nreppw prepared to fill orders promptly fas oor-yeR fcwsww blends of Wour. vtr: GILT KlXjE. DOBMLK liXTRAeEX TRAaa.lTIP f TOP; also, Mssl.’Grits, Bran and Stock Feed. ~ All Goods delivered in De pot free of Drayage. 71—97 DAY, TANNAHILL & Co., AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, v ^ ^ V 7^ ” Manufncturcra and Dealcys in >— u Carriages. Waprons, ITariiess and' Saddlery, Carriage v And WholofAte and Itctiil Dealers in Material. Leather, Shoe 1 Findings, Leather and Gum Belting: Packing. .. v* ■si - KIGUT rxrnEIS. Leave Charleston Arriva Augusta Leave Augusta Arrive Gliarlesden Down Lesve Btackville Up Leave Blackville Connects with Trains at Branchville for Columbia * . 7.30 pm C 20 a in 7 46pm 6.80 a m 11.4r>ptn 8.03 a in I R J. MAG-ILL, cekeral peodoce AND C ommissdon Merchant, nttIQIlT ASl) ACCOM MOO ATI OK. Leave ChArleston 7,10 am Arrive Augusta 8.15pm Leave Augusta L,,16am Arrive Charleston 7,00^>m Down Leave Blackville 9.45 » m Up Leave Blackville 8.32 p"m Connects at Bmnehville with Train for Columbia. TUf dtiHxmied her law, and found It M , o. r- run impouibl. U .hut Sr Oomh. Vud n ” 1 St.OpMty. «m obilg«I to walk bom with her CH ARL.1BSTON, 8. C. mouth open." As It happened a phy- Bidan wae rieHlng bet Invalid father Consignments,of Poultry, Epirs; Bul at the time ebe arrived at home. But ter and ail kinds of Country Produce a new dHBcnlty awaited her, an she solicited, found it impossible to tell them what ailed her. By pantomimic signs and Ritiona ehe Anally made them com prehend, aad her Jaw was quickly set aright In the case of DeTrevllle vs. Robert Smalls, to recover possession of land In Beaufort 8.0., sold for taxes dur ing tbe war by ths United States Com- raU)8loDer*e Court the United States Supreme Court has oonBrmed the opin ion of the Court below, holding such sals to be valid. It is believed this decision wilt quiet tbo titles to fully two thousand pieces of property in tbe Bute. Reference*—Hon. W. W. Sale, May or of Charleston; Col. Jos. D. Aiken, Mr. Daniel Haas, Messrs* ManUnw & Co., Mr. A. St. Amand, late of Crane, Boylston & Co. oe3l-3uio J. % HEAD & CO.. CC3 KINO HTKtCICT. OHARLBSTOPir, 8. C. DRY GOODS ' FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. j CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, L a c e s. Em broide r fe s. GLOVES, HOSIERY &c. MEW CJiftOBS A.T COST! THE Columbia Tlecjister. 9 * DAILY, TRI WEELLY AND WEIXLT. Best Newspaper Ever Published at tho 7V-7 Capital of South Carolina. Cireulation Large and Constantly In- , creasing. <1 ^yE reepectfully Invite the atton- DRY GOODS and Shoes at cost. Hatdwarc and Huts at cost. Crockery and Glassware ai cost. Clothing and Notions nt cost. 100 do*, best Thread at Cost. Besides many desirable articles,' all at cost. Onccries at lowest cash prices from this date, December llth, 1878. C. E. LARTIGUE, Blackville, S. C. lion of the reading comm unity to the excellent newspapers we are 1 . now publishing In Columbia. The Bkhstsb Is tb* only paper ever pub lished at (be capital of South Carolina which le conducted as are tbe leading dallies of tbs principal cities of the country. We bave so able and distin guished corps of editors—gentlemen well known all over tbe State for their learning, ability and sound Democrat ic priuciplee—men who have served the State and the South on every oc- dasion when tbe demand arose for their services, and who may be oafely depended upon as reliable leaders of tbe Democracy in the line of journul- ... 4. Tax Daily Register Is a twenty eight column paper, 24x38 Inches, printed on good paper and with large, clear cut type, containing the latest telegraphic news, full market reports, editorial matter on tbe leading occur- *Vences of the timee, and replete with interesting miscellaneous reading. The local news la full and Interesting, one editor devoting his lime exclusive ly to that department Our corres pondence from Washington and other places of oota gives an entertaining resume of oil the important events of the day. Tax Tri-Wkxxly* Register, with some minor changes, comprises the contents of the Dolly ut 12 50 less per year. The Weekly Register Is a large, r bondsomaly-gotten-up eight page pa per, 29x42 inches, containing, forty- eight columns of reading matter, em bracing all tbe news of the week and tbe most Important editorial and looal news. * * 8—IN ADVANCE. Barney McX^emore HAS JUST OPENED A NSW BAK-B9QM At Christie’s Old Stand, WHKRK«be is prepared to furnish his friends with the choicest Winos, Liquors and Cigars. In connection with hie Bar he has also opened a RESTAURANT. Parties attending the Fair can get meals on very reasonable terms. oct3l-8ni S. N. GREEN, CASH DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES, NO. 316 BROAD STREET, (Three Doors above Planters’ Iloiel,) AUGUSTA, GA., We are Hf>l« Agt nta in Charleston for Harris' Celebrated Seamless Kid Gloves, the beat imported, de. 5 3m J. R. READ & CO. * WILMINGTON, C0LUMEI.\ AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. Gkkksai. Passesoer Dkpaktmicnt, lipLtMHU, S. C., August 6, 1377. Thefbllo-dng-KebedHle will be operated 01. and after this date.* A’iyfU r.tprist Train—Daily. flOIKO KORTH. Leave Columbia Leave Florence Arrive at Wilmington 11 15 p. m 2 40 a, ni . C 32 a, m ! - r V The attention of merchants and coiu-uukts iV^irccied to our full and complete assortment of goods io all the above branches an3 to-the groat redtieflon in prices. Persons favoring us with their orders may rely on getting the best goods at lowest figures- - 1 \ .. ; SPEciALTiKS. , The Orvc-TIorse Wagon, pronounced the best wsgon in the The famous Jackson AVngon, two, three and four horse. The Wilson. Childs & Co. Philadelphia Wagon, the strongest, lightest draft iron axle \yagon known to the trade. It has stiff longue, old fashioned huujids and coupling, wedge spokes, hammered axles and five lect hind wheels. The Cortland Platform Spring Wagon, the wagon of the period for business or'pleasure. ' Lightest spring wogpn lor its capacity known. * - - ns: KEKNGOOO HKOg., * 241 and 243 West Baliimorc Street, between Cunrlee and Hanover SlDucta, A' \ HIbaltimoee. me ‘ o- a DRESS GOODS, SIUWIS, WHITE (ft8D?; sep.5 -6mo JU I V J. I®. Browne, A gent, ) OLASSWAKK • IMPORTER AND DEALER IN OROEAERY, ElliNA AND Corner of King and Liberty Streets, Charleston, South Carolina.^ - * Orders so] id ted for tbe above'gtvltj, mwl prleca-gutijupteeti vlth Bnjtlnr.ore 5fow York or Benton. • * ■; | - 7.V - '*'< TT-fi it t-a -urgA - * -1. T Corner > v of Id road and NVaskington Streets A'® ti me ' tlks Seen TbnroupSfy Rcnevnletl, lieuiotlele.1 and . rumislied JPO-Tho Office of the Hotel be open during the night, and guests, will be received, or called at any hour. • T - RATF.S- OF BOA UP, i-Mm PER DAY. f l+ ribvl Cm W M MOORP: RropV T. S. NIPPON. Our fito;k ol Buggie4aud Fockaways is complette, of best manufacture, find at greatly reduced prices. Lhildreus’'Carriages in great variety. Hoys’ Wagons, all sizes and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip Skins, Linincs, Lasts, Boot and^tfbe Trees, Crimps, Tools of pH kinds. • j ftuuoy I’nrbfcllas, W r liipa. Trunks. Collurs. fee.. &c.-—-—■— * niar28-ly Day, TannaMH & Co. 225 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. », W. WAGXNKR. O. A. WAGKNFR. E C *7 Charleston, s. c. COTTON FACTORS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotton Offices, 15 and 17 Vendue Range. * Grocer House,163 und fC5 East Bay, 2 and 4 Queen Street, Agents for Georgia Grange Ferti! zer and Celebrated Hook Cotton Tie Also, Sole Agent for Old Crow Whiskey. Liberal advances made on consignments of Co*ton. 71—84 OTTO F. WEITHRS, J. C. RAHMING. Basiling, igisoti X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN •- Boots and Shoe;:, Bags, Tito 233 King Streeij^Itar Market Street, Charleston^S. 0, Partioular attention given to fitting of Orders, and all Goods guaranteed a* rep resented. ' x, augla-6n’ ■ ■Jfeo. jVXeeting Street-, (^harles^cfrt* S. €5.. (OPPOSITE TUT. PAVIUON PKTL THE UCITEL. } -• X Wholesale Grocer, —AND DEALER IN— Segars, Liquoi’s and Tobacco. GOING soexn. Leave Wilmington Leave Florence - Arrive nt Columbia 6 00-p. m. 10 02 p. m. I 25 a. m TbisTrain is Fast Express, making through connections, all rail. North anil South, nrifl waterline connection via Portsmouth. Stop only nt Kastover, Sumter. Timmonsville. Florence, Marion. Fair Bluff, Whiteville and Flemington. .~ Through Tickets sold and baggage check ed to all principal points. Pullman Sleepers on nifht trains. Tkroujh Frtiyhl Train—Daily, nerpt Sun' days.) _ going Noiern. WOULD be ph-asod to t»co any of his old friends from Barnwell and will Guar antee to sell thorn First-OlatiS Groceries at ns low Figures as they can be bouuht In the (Tty. Buying and Bellin»r strictly fur Cush, I challenge Competition in prices. 1 will keep my Stock continually replen ished from Northern and Western Mar- k' tu. Don’t forget the place. 315 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., 3 doors above the Planters’ Hotel. J tn23-3mos 8. N. GREEN. Dolly Register, 1 year $7 00 “ ^ 6 mouths.., 8 50 « “ 8 n 1 75 Tri-Weekly Register 1 year. 5 00 * “ 6 months... 2 50 * w S " .. . t 25 .Weekly Register 1 year.. .v 2 00 •d ♦* A mrvrv t BEAUTIFUb FLOWIBS, CHOICE SEEDS,' He."’By Mail. , For $1 wc mail postpaid, either of fol owing collections, all choice varieties; 20 Verbenas, or 8 Heliotropes, 8 Geraniums, or 9 Fuchsias, 8 Coleua, or 8 Roses, 4 Ivb s, ' or 8 Chrysanthemums, or 10 assorted Green House Plants. 8 Gladiolus, or 8 Double Tube Rose, or 24-6c, or 12-lOe, pku. Garden Seeds, or 24 packets choice Flower Seeds. Circular, with additional collections, mailed toapplicants. ED WD J. EVANS $ CO., (Local Agents Wanted ) f?3] York, Pm. \ . 6 mooths....... 8 “ 1 00 50 Any person seediest us a dub of ten persont subscribers at one time will receive either of tbe papers free, postage pre paid, for one y**ar. Any person sending ns the money for twenty subset Ibers to the Dally " tydoi- msy retain for hisserrioes twenty do! lars of the amdunt; for twenty sub- seribers to the Tri-Weekly, fifteen dol lars of tbe amount; and for twenty subscribers to the Weekly, five dollars of tbe amount. As sn advertising medium Tn Rxo- xstxr affords unequalled facilities, hav ing a Urge circulation, and numberiug among Its patrons the well to-do peo- ptaroflbe middle and upper poub n of the Bute. Terms reasonable. * formarion d ‘aired, address OALVO & PATTON, A. FINE GIFT A VEBY Desirable Bib* for a Cotton, wilt be glv**n gratis to an^y Faotory rosy that will use it- the Fund, Dam reat' ready made, and as much land as will be neoesoary for tiro purpoee. The property Is si tasted on the north-east corner of Atkeo oountv, on the Waters of Pond Brooch. The location Is unsurpass- ed. Plenty of water, and i*erfectly healthy. Only three mil-e from tbe Bonth Carolina Railroad. .* ay Information needed will be cheerfully given. Address 08PORNK DYCHER, ^ ‘tvllle. 8. O. . B’sckvilK L- - JOSEPH JLITv HING8, W indsor, H. C. DB. W.V BMILH, ' * WIHteton, B. G. irtles tb exhibit in 1 on application. Barnwell Lands for Sale A FEW choice Cotton Plantatl ns eon bo bought at reasonable rates. Proprietors, situated near YClIIlotoo asd Blacl “ a bet ween ths I and the EJisto river. For b H. If. THOl oc24-tf Columbia, 8. copies of Tax, will 1 ply to Leave Columbia . . Leave FU reuce. . . Arrive at Wilm.ngton. 6 CO p,. m. 4 30 a. m. 12 00m. GOING SOUTH. Leave Wilmington. Leave Florence . I Arrive at Columbia 2 30 p. m, 2 36 a. m. 10 10 a. m Local Freight Train leavea Columbia Tue*-- day, Thursday and Saturday only, at 6a. m. Arrives at Florence a» 8 30 p. tn. A. POPE, O f, & T. A J F. DEVINE, Superintendent. OLD AMERICAN HOTJWL, ESTABLISH ED ABOUT 1830. Resuscitated on the European Plan. For Gentlemen only. S' ikrms: Rooms, each person, per day.... BO** . '* , ** per week 83 00 “ “ •• per montb.fiSaud 10 According to location of Rooms, paid in advance. boabd terms: Board and lodging per day..... .81 50 M «• AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED Monarch Whiskey. Also, I. T. & J. G. Fioet at Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, r.nd Thorn Brothers’ eelebiated Butter Crackers. sep26-ly Nos. 108, 110. 112 and 181 E ist Bay, Charb stor, S. C. At m Blackrille, * -> *»- \ ... ' j ■ . Grand Opening Ol the Fall CamgmigBi l FAMOUS ‘ Iron Kin^C ck Stove, ALSO, Tin: xohle COOli, COOK, Lily Cook. FAIRY QU U A'*N TELKGKAPa .COOK t‘i Cr K \ AN 0 Several Other 11 e r n « AVc 4-arry ti;e Lav*' <-1 Sb c\ < !’ • -• firtLc Sinio, at the 1 IV’c s. Siviii] tor PiJrin-es an i lV.t-*s of (1^* *!we uu\OS-iiiu THaMSNi *. hi es net. ooN^rHACTons ann ijuu.diiis. .• AIA>T!IV\<U t : ; ,: e4 o rf Doors, Sash, Motiidin^s, Unicjkcts, Newels, Mantles, •V . * » ' v ^ I'alust-.rs, Yi’i’andas. etc. * • . * . Be.tu nf'tit • - ; *■ » Dressed and T'nchcreed Lumber, Paint. Oil, Putty, Window GLm, .—-—,r - —.—. PuilLri—•tfwdtvqro, etp. —— ■ -— PL AXIS G MILL AX7> T.TITHEI? YAJW, HALE STREET, SEAR , , : ' LESTR.XL UAILUOAD YARD. - , OFFICE AND WALK 4:5 ,1A( KSON STREET, !v - ai ut I’ea’i’A. ;.«*Benitnifa7 No Successful Opposition to my Run! TOi-r- ‘-X — I am Just frotn the Northern market)*, where I have spent a month in care fully selecting and purchasing on** of the fullest and taost. complete stocks of Genera! Merchandise ever brought into this StmIp. I guarintee satisfaction to »ne and all and defy competition in prices, stylos anil quality anywhere tn the State, Call for yourselves and examine my splendid stock bf R-wly-made Clothing. Gents and boys “rigged out” in the latest PBileiarr styles in any quality of suit from the “every day go-about" to the handsomest “wedding '•utflt”tted at prices to suit all. ■' . -■ ’ My superb stock of Boot^and Shoes for Gents, Youths, Ladies and Children cant be beat anywnere. In Tact I have a JulT and complete assortment of any og you want to buy in the way of Dry Goods, Hath, Caps, Hosiery, sod swrythlog w Yankee Notions, Showcase Goods and everything else beaiU<-s. A choice line of Groceries, Onnned Goods an J Liquors. ’Can in set you up housekeeping from ttie nicest bed-room and parlor sets of furniture to the Trying-pan In the kitchen. ’ . ' You >wlil also find a’choice lot of Mules and Horses In my S tle Stables. bought in person In tbe Western markets at bottom figures for cash und w ill tage. When you have purchssed a horse or mule I can per week. meals: Breakfast.—y• D diner 6 50 25:* • ••••••••••• • ••a/ > ►. .....r.—80c Supper. ..--U MRS. M. J. ARCHER, Proprietress, be sold 16 your ad van theo-aunply you with as good a set of Harness or saddle as you desire and c n the easiest terms. Mr Just call in and look and we guarantee to give you satisfaction. SIMON BROWN. ang22—tf M BLACKVILLE. S. C . - ■- - X : ■‘'-gr:-==arr~y yVr- tx —- . nov28-ly 29 George st., cor. King, Charleston| e. C- Cheapesi Dally In the South! THE EVENING SENTINEL AUGOSTA, GA. m PUBLISHED AT THE LOW PBICX OP , -** 841 Fw Year, f* IT IS A BRIGHT. NEWSY EVENING PAPER, and is edited with ability by Meesra. Jahm R. RANDAlxand P. A. StovALL. Itii the only afternoon paper in, the South that publisher tho Telegraphic diSpatchee of the 'e l Frees. In it New York Aeaeeiatcd Preoe. In iu column* will be fonad all tbe aewe that cones by,tele graph. and the telegraphic market report* re ceived apt# (ho time *f going to proas. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. Tub Evening Stnivu is tho official pa per of ths city of Angusta. IST All who want a neap paper should snbserib# for H. Terms: $4 per year; $2 far «ixmonths.aad * 1 for throe month*. Send far speeiaiea copies. Address, WALSH 4l WRIGHT, Hiram W • Friedenwald, —WITH— . tv I IIS 10 > F K L It & CO A , • . Wholesale Clothiers, •«. —AlfD JOBBERS OF— s. Coatings, Sattine ts, Tweeds, Kerseys, Jeans, &c. Cloths, C 'No. 242 West Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE aHxSS-Sm (•I t. t -hi.. -we J. RJPAMER & CO. IKIcliRn'd eJo Morrifk, Wo. 118 KINO STREET, a W ■ Chai'lestois, € MANUFArn nr.ii uf-dealkr in Plain, Japanned and P|anisljod TImvarc, Furnistimg . oods. , KOxosene St<»VQ8 and I-iMtuv^. (. ; oukin,:: Nuvi'^ a’id Uoriaiile Pauses, Parlor. Ulliee and »Stove Heaters. —AL?.0 AGENT KOK— m »--» t--v—•i-'i jj The X'amons . TIDIES ” Cook Stove. the FIRE .BOX EXTENDED FOR L0N& WOOD com* . .. / ACTING FLUES , LARGE ovEitr CORROOATKO inn GRATE, dIep A r»ii XMT, IttVEKSIBLK CROSSBAR. GOLD HJEIlUi mm AT II1E UBm STATE FAIR, 1813. . First Frcnitum awnrded at the York County,d’a., Fair, 1876 ; ftl*o it.Laurel, Del., r876. Special Dfploifek awarded at the Georgia State Vuir, 1870 ; alsu at Felton, 1875, . BT Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List. octl7-6ni'*-' * h TBS om msh GL&i'iiHQ house, 182 Broad Bt- A.u^uwta» Gn.i Factors and Commission Merchants. C6TT0N AND NAVAL 8T0BL8. TX ,«a. ; j«nl7-l> Aotxnnmodotkni Wharf tad Vender Range, CberieeteOvSeotb CarpHnfa libaral Advanoes node oa ConsigMBoau. Is now selling Goods at a greht snerificc in order to make room for Spring SuTiimcr Good*. Suit* tbrtnerly sold at 812 now at 88, and everything io “ tion. Also, lie keeps ths . x. .PHILADELPHIA SHOE HOUSE, 1821, where Goods can b<^bought for a good deal less than their value. If ffou aTrmf ftircLjou wfffle conritrcod 3 7i-44’ The Poor H. BRO< Nlaa«» -^x- F .... •F-< '5T . •* ■M ■ j ' v '.- ■ • f.