The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 30, 1878, Image 3
U4OCAL ITEMS.
SAT#971,Ar. NOVEMBER 30, 1878.
UAILROAD ScI I E DU LEn.--The folloN
Ing is the present sehidule of arrivals,
oil the Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gust4% lallroad:
DAY PASSENUE-GING NOnTH.
Columbia - - 1.45 -. m.
Blythewood - - 2.41 "
Ridgeway - - 3.03 <
Winnsboro - - 3.35 "
Woodward's - - 4.10 "
Blackstock - - 4.15 "
Chester - - 4.46 '
DAY PAssENEn-GOINo SOUTH.
Chester - - 12.47 P. Ai.
Blackstock - - 1.16 "
Woodward's - - 1.21 "
Winnsboro - - 1.56 "
Ridgeway - - 2.26 "
Blythowood - - 2.44
Columbia - - 3.25 '
Renlous ServIces.
Associate Reformed Church-Rev. J.
M. Todd, 11, A. At., and 7, r. m.
Methodist Church-Rev. W. A.
Rogers, 11 A. at. and 7, r. r. Sunday
School, 10 A. 31. Prayer Meeting on
Thursday at 7, r. At.
Episcopal Church-Rev. J. Obear,
services every Sunday except the 2nd
Sunday of the month; at II A. Ar.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. 11. B.
Pratt, 11 A. in. and 3:30 r-. af. Sun
day School 9 A. 31. Prayer imeeting
Wednesday 4: 30 i. At.
Baptist Church-The Rev. T. W.
Mellichamp will lecture this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, and preach to-morrow at
II o'clock, A. At.
Buy Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It
cures. To be had of all Druggists for
25 cents. *
The Supreme Court has recently
decided that the Court of Probate has
no jurisdiction in cases for the parti
tion of real estate.
PEnSONAL.--ROV. W. E. Boggs,
D. D., of Memphis, Tenn., a native
and former resident of' Winisboro,
is in town on a short visit. Dr.
Boggs has inany friends here, all of
whom gladly welcome him to his old
home.
Oun REPRESENTATIVEs.-In the ap
pointmont of committees, Mr. Gaillard
was made chairman of the committee
on internal improvements, and placed
on the judiciary committee and penal
md charitable institutions committee;
Mr. lrice oi the commit tee on claims
md on acconuts, amd Mr. Clowncy on
railroads and on agriculture.
No GOING BEHIND TiE RETURNS.
The Baltimore Gazette says: "One
county in South Carolina, Fairflod,
casts a solid Democratic vote. On the
face of the returns-and we can't go
behind them, you know--there isn't- n
Republican in the county. Just whmat
wvill take place ini Massacusetts when
this intelligence reaches there we are
nmot at liberty to uaginme. There is
every reason to believe, though, that
Mr. Boutwell will make a Boston
howl."
We are pleased to see the town billedi
for the appearance of thme Colemn
Sisters Comedy and Musical Enter
tainment, at Thespian Hall for Satur
day and Monday nights, November 30
.aind Docoapher 2-for two nights only.
eThese pop)ular young ladies are well
sup)ported by first class artists. Mr.
Alonza Stone, the charming young
actor, in his specialties never~ fails to
receive applause from the andienice at
every appisarafice.': No one should fail
to go and witiness a first class enter
tainment.- Tickets on pale at A. P.
Miller's confectionery. General ad
mission 50 cents. No reserved seats.*
i0T72'I 0 AR OLZNA NE WS.
Smalls will iot contest Colonel Till
man's seat in Congress.
The phoilgraiph has been'on exhibla
tionm in Charleston..
Mr. Wmr. Sumnmeli.the. .ell-Jmiown
horticulturist, died at Pomiaria on the
25th inst.
The raIil-Atti sifagrates of South
have gone to Atlanta to -attend a big
railroad meeting...
According to the official.colmtV of the
canvassers, (4ov.ernor. Hamnpton's vote
in the State foots up 119,550.
in Beaufort county, at the recent
election, four votes were cast for
Chamberlain four governor.
The act of the Legislature repealing
the lien law goes into effect on the 1st
of next January, unless further legisla
tion be hiad the subject.
The South Carolina Conference of
the M. E. Church South will meet at
N4ewberry on thme 11th of December.
Bishop Plorce-is expected to preside.
Sampson Hall, colored, who lives
but a few miles from Rock Hill,
bought a p)lantation recently, for
whuich- he paid $2,100-all cash but
about $800.
The publication ouf hle Pee Dee
Watchman,'at Darlington, has been
discontinued.-, C ay te
newspapes ahd tt hugh readers
and advertiers. j
Rev. N:r4. inPuyWSa?IUs
tenanit Wb ;snow:i .laburg
Jail ona the ohreof perjury, and wvho
ie making a marty or himself In the
Northern papers, was a few vears ag<
in dan!gor ofbeing deposed t1'r Setinai
the tun1d" of' the Cam11.- .
Ile vo!e of C!r.iestonl c !i I!% il
,76 W as 2;,s I, amd in 187 , 2.;;m ,
Ihe vote was lot <luito as large uLI
Democratic ats un<der atiamng
nlent. Where is the wholesulestlffilgi
The Rev. Josepi Walker, for fif.s
years rector of the old Episcopi
church inl Beaufort, has resigned hi
active duties, alid will r-e8ide with hi
son ill Batinore. He is over eighty
years of age.
Wild geese and ducks are now dailh
seen in large nunbers oil the Saluda
River. On the Congaree quite a nun
ber of wild turkeys7iave recently beer
killed, and a huinter "jumlped" iv
deer near tile river last week.
The store of MAessrs. Simon & Bro.
at Gaifley's, ink Spartiiburr count
was broken into last Frilay nighi
about. 9 o'clock and robbed of abou
$100 worth of goods. The scoundre
made an entrance by burning ofi ti(
lock on the back door.
Mr. Robert Scruggs and Mr. Garner
of Gafflney's, in Spartanburg county
wero attacked on the highowav tlvc
miles from that place last wcok by tw<
men, knocked from their horses anK
robbed of everytiing they had. The3
were not seriously injured, but badly
bruised. Tiey think they have a ch(
to the parties.
The dispute between Messrs. J. L
Wilson an< George W. Sanders, whicl
has1 excited considerable interest fi
several days, was settled oil Wednes.
day. The larties met at Pineville, N
C. After a exchange of shots al
twenty paces, in which both fortunate.
ly escaped unhurt, the aflhir wa
alicably and honorably adjusted. Th<
young menit were old class--mates.
Tile Abbeville Iapers unito inl th<
earnest and circumstantial denial 0
the recent revenue outrage rel)orted
by Deputy lLOf'Uman to have occurred
in that county. The forty men Wl(
surrounded tile pOsse have dwindle(
into live boys, who did not surround
them, but who succeeded in frigliten
ing them, it seems, by firing oil thei
little guns some distance down thc
road. The afliir was strictly one ol
"moonshine," in which, however, the
.nmoonslilers" took no part.
WINNS1OItO MARK E T R E'OR T.
COIlCEACTED w:EKLY BY
CUMMINUS & CO. AND It. J. McCAILEY.
CO i TON
Ordiuary..---....................... ani
Good Ordinary...................... 7(a $
Low Middling...................... 7 :3
M iddling.............................
00ad Middling....... .............. s.S
DREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN6
Flonr,pe w-rCl....................$5 .50ai.o
Corn Meal, por bi Atel.............. .
Grist, "s "o ............. $1.31
corn, " ".........
MEATS
Bu.k C. It S1:1'3, per pound........ 5%-1
Dulk 81ouldErs, ". ........
Hja:ns, Canvassed " ........ 14a'
Hams, Uncanvassed, per pound.... 1 ll
BUTTER
Country, per pound................ 15a2
Goshen, 0111. IEdge, per poundl...8a
LARD
Leat;Choice..-................... 1a
SUGAlt8
Saalt.ed, i)r'i) l............ .....
Rio F'an'y, p3r p)ound.............
Rio0 Chulee,."."...............
li->Farl.'..."............. .
TEAS
Green, par 904u4............. 5a
Black, "' e ....... ,
G (un,owvder, " " ....... ;a.
MoLASES AND SYRUPS
New Orleans, Choice.................4i
Rtebolled Molasses..............
NMuscando.li................
BAGGI NGANTE
GnyAnierican, per yard.......13a1
Arrow Ties, new, per bundle....3.
" " pieced,'."."..........9.24
Eggs............................-1a?A
8alt-............................ $1.1
Tobacco......................... 40al.1
Nails, per keg..................... $3.21
Candy, Plain......................a2~
FOR SALE !
-6-.
One light TwosHorse Wagon.
One heavy Two-Horse WVogon.
One One-Horse Wagon.
One Top Buggy.
One Open Buggy, second band.
Prices of all work reduced.
ov 28 DESPORTES & MONTS
SELLING OFF !
SELLING OFF I
THE subscriber, having fully deter
mined to close the present businesi
as soon as possible, will soll, from this
outt until thle 23rd of November, the en
tire stock of goods. whioh embraces a ind
lot of Clothing, Hats, Dry Goods, Notion.
Hoeiery', Boots Qod Shoee,at and under
COST FOR CASH ONLY
after which time the remaining stooli
w4ll-. be disposed'of. at public anotion
usi til the sale is complete.
S. S. 'WOLrE.
oct 29
do * ribo-l in-.lan:ty. to wit:
A i thatI i4o t-c :atrcel! o r I r.et, o f - bn1
otl1-1n tig ON ifUNDIim N l) .NL
"IVENTY-PIV1E .CItF, lorn! or -ess,
and bounded by Iands of David Price, J.
W. Entzi inger, 'V. 0. Smith and J. C.
Ilaigood, i ovied- onl as the property of C.
A. Abell, at the suit of W. 8 Dunlap.
8. W. RUIF,
Sherilr Oflleo, 8. 1. Q,
N ve.nber I , 1878.
nov 16 -x 13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ijj virtiu of, all ex.-latiOi to Tie il.
lreote 1. I .vill -)T-r f-)r s:%1- before the
court.-Ioti4e loor in Winnsboro, on the
first M-'-hiy in Deceibr next. withlin
tihe led!al h4rs (it male, to lie highot. bid
der, for CAsH, the following de,rilbed
property. to wit,:
All that itvo. IarecI or traet of imind
Contiliuill" oNi UNlu ic) AND FIFFY ACiCFH,
more or less. and bounded by lands of
.1i rs. Grace Lakin and others; also, tle
mill, subject to the intoretit of Mrs.
Grace Lakin in said mill; levied on at
the suit of ainuel B. ( lowney, as Clerk
against William B. Elkin, as adialinistra.
tor, and Ilenry L. Parr.
S3.W. RUFF,
.4herifl's Ofice, S. F. C.
W innsboro, S. C.,
November 11, 1878,
nov 1(.-x1t2
SHERIFF'S SALE.
W. A. and J. C. Gof', as Administrators
of the estate of Wmll-. Goff, deceased,
V.-s. Th mils H. \lileg.
-N ptrsuance of an order o'court made
linl thle a%bov0-Htated case, I will offer
for sale before the court-houte door in
Winnsboro, on the first Monday in
December next, within the legal hours
of sde,to the highest bidder, ot CASH,
the following described. property, to wit:
All that tract of land, containing Two
'JNDRED AND SIXTY ACREs. nore or less.
lying in Fairfield county, and bounded
on the north by lands (then) of David
Watts, E". J. Wilson, on the west by Iands
of William Hall, on the south and east
by LeRoy Boyles.
S. W. RUFF,
.9herif's Office, S. F. 0.
Winnsboro, S. C.,
November 11, 1878.
nov 12-t1x2
SHEgRIFF'S R.1LE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF GREENVILLE.
2Sarah B. Lewis, Executrix, vs., Sarah N.
liewis, -'ary 0. Lewis, Eliza A. Lewis,
Iobert N. Lewis, el ad.
N. pursuance of an order ~'rom T..Y
Coo., Judg- of the eighth cirunit,
I will oflir for sale, on the tfrst Moniay
in December next, before thoAoturt-iouse
door in Whinnboro, -vithin"t- 1'il legal
ho-rs of sale to the highest, bidder, the
followii.r describ-d prolprtV, to wit:
All th-f Iract or parcla ot -land,- lying
I,and being inl tle coint% .of 0.1irliud, al
D joining lands of Dickson, (. -iiigloton
3 and otlers, conaiming FLV. HUNDRED
AND NIN TY'rV-Two ACREs, toro or less, as is
i fully represented by plt. of tite same to
5 be exhibited on day of salo.
5 AL.90, .. (
All that tract.or parcel of land, situate
itn the county of Fatrtiold,.4.adjoining
L an la.ofDie son, C. Singleton nd o-her.,
contaisiing THRF.E HUINDRED -AND PIVE
AcRns, as represented by phtit - of' same to
be exh.ibited on dayv of sale.
5 ll ilat., .. .. *j'oinling tialad
of' C. b .:. *i. . n ~ 4:eL andu otherea,
co;tneI ... '.10NtDtED AND MoHTY'r
lan is of a .'.. .' o aa i J i
A: > .. 'u4.i'.ro of' land. a.djoin
L .. i X '.'uiu- and Tonmas
-. itt, - t :ritlai :. NUETY-Six .\onOS8 more
or less.
5 All I hiat. rac 1t of ltand, containing ONE
HUNDI:Eni .IND) dixTYr-EioHT ACREs more or
less, adjoinintg lan,ds of fThomnas Jones
andl J. E. Robe)rtlon and( others, as
5 represenuted by pItt ot same)1.
5 TERMS OF SALE:
" One-half of the purchase-money to be
paid in ensh, anad 'the balance i'n equal
mestallmewnts of ono tand two years, with
interest from day of sale, at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum, the stame to be
sconred by the bend of the purchaser and
a mnortgage of the premises.
' 8. W. RUFF,
Sheriff's Office, 8. F. C.
Winnsboro, 8. 0.,
Novnmber 11, 1878.
nov 12-t1x2
SHERIFF'S SALE
B Y virtue of aundry executions to me di
rooted, I will offer for sale before the
courte-house deer in \Vinnsboro, on the
first Monday in December next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder, Fon oAsH, the following described
property. to wit:
Twenty-five bushels of corn, one
thousand pounds of seed eotton, one
.hundred bushels of cotton seed, one
thous'nd pounds of fedder and hay, all
more or less, levied on as the property of
B.E. Elkin at the suit of Gladden & Griga.
by.
. eventy bushels of corn. one bale of
cotton, two thousand pounds of fo-lder,
seventy-five bushels of cotton seed, all
more or less, levied on as the propert-y
. of John HI. Nell at the suit of .R
,Doty & Co. and ethers.
ALSo,
One mule, levied on as the progerty of
E. A. Rabb, at the suit of D. R, Flenni.
k e . . ken.UF~
Sheriff's OfIlee, .. . F,&
Wirpnsboro, 8, 0, - -
November 18, 1878.
nov 21.-ult2
STM.RTF'S SALE.
* ~ '.> mle di
. ., .e, bejo.ie tAo
- VI:.n181,oro0, on the
.1 a Ain Deceintr vext, with.in
t-we .Ug, hunILM Of lit.141, to (k-I h)gE" t bid
dr fI r I.Ph AS11, the following descimribed
pro rtv. to wit:
\.i ..It pueo, ptroel or tmoict ot' land
oon-vnin. ANE I UNDR%!I--kD A ND FI FTY
A IE*. wuore or less, bounded on tho
north by the public road frow Lyles'
Ford to Chester, east by the public road
froli CheStOr tW Monticello, south by
public road from Winnsboro to Ashford's
Ferry. and west by public road from
Monticello to Feasterville-lovied on at
thoi suit. of Hory Itischoff against John
E. English.
8. W, BUFF,
Shriff's Office, , , C,
Winnsboro. S. 0.,
November 11, 1878.
nov 16-xltx
SHERIFF'S SALE.
3 Yvirtue of n execution !o m.dt,
ro to1. I will off,r for sale before the
oourt-hious door in 'Viunsboro, on the
fir-,t Monday in December next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidler, ron CAu, the following described
property, to wit:
All thatt piece, parcel or tract of land
containing ViTY ACRES, more or less,
known as tho -'Iland," bounded by lands
of Mrs. Grace Lakin and Broad River,
also TWI.NTY ACnH.s, more or less, of the
Stanton laid, and boiuulde by lands of
W B. Elkin, Ben Martin and others;
levied on at the suit, of Edward Pollard
against Williami 1. Elkin, as admlnistra.
tor, and llen-y L. Parr.
8, WV, ILUFF,
Sheriff's Oflice. 5. F, C.
Winrisboro, S. C..
November 11, 1878,
nov 16--t lx2
SHERIFF'S SALE,
BY virtue of an exe.-ution to me di
rected, I will offer for sale before the
court-house door in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in December next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid
der, for c.su, the following describen
prolerty, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
known as the "Nathan Free Tract," con
taininm ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGir ACRES. 'more or less, and
bounded on the north and east by lands
of Burr Harrisov, deceased, and the
estate of Dawkins; on the south by lands
of the estate of W. J Alston; and on the
west by la ds of Charles Free- also one
gray horse and one cow ;-levied on as
the property of William C. Harrison, at
the suit of Jno. V. Lyles, as Guardian.
Pj. W. RUFF.
"horiff's O1eo, . 8. F. 0.
W'nn<boro, f. C.,
Novemnber 11, 1878,
itov 16-xlt2
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B Y virtuo of an execution to me di
.rected, I will offdr for sale, before
.the court-house door in Winnsboro on
the tirst Mouday in December next, at
public outcry, to tho:highest bidder, for
cash, the following' 4esorlbed property,
to wit:
.All that -tract o' land in'Fairfield coun
tv. o .ntaining.FIFTY. ACRES,' more or
I:s, and1 bounded by lands of Thomas
Dawkins, Thomas Bell pnd othem-levied
on as the- property of Joe! W.Pearson and
others, at the suit of Joel W. Pearson apd
oth era against J. T. Dawkins and others.
I 8. W. BUFF,
Sheriff's Qftlce, F. .
Winnsboro, 8. C.,
. November 10, 1878,
nov l4-1xt2
CLER1K'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTHI CAROLINA,
COUN'TY OF FAIRFIELD.
H :-in- , lwight & Co., against Henry IV
I N~ ;-miune of' an order of the Court
of0 CO"mon Pleas, made in the above
stat.ed case. I wiJi offer for sale before
theo court-house door in Winnsboro, on
the tirst Monday in December next,
w thmi tu. legal houra of sale, at public
c~~,, *o the highest bidder, the follow
u-eri ed property, to wit:
1ll h ahn iation or tract of land lately
thl. prope)rty of Osmond Woodward, do
m'as.d., lying, being and situate in the
County' of Fairfiel dan d State aforesaid,
an.t known as the"John RIar,ison Place,"
ent.'alning E.loRT nUNDInED AND FonTY
mocuT AoREs, more or less, and bounded
by hands of Mrs Mfartha Wood ward, Mrs
Regina Gadsden, Colonel John L Bllack,
Osmond S Jones and othemw.
TEnMs:nFaALN:
One-third of the purchase-money to be
paid in c'ash; for the balance a credit of
one and two years, with interest from
dIay at sale, the p)urchaser to give his
bond secured by a mortgage of the premi
ses, and to pay for all necessary piapers.
W Hi kERR,
Clerk's Offie, OCPC.
Winnsboro, SC,
November 8, 1878.
nov 9-law3w
TRUSTEE'S SA LE.
BY virtue of authority coD ferred on
meby the creditors of John S. Cath
cart, Bankrupt, at a meeting held in
Wionsboro, at which I was elooc ed and
appointed trustee of the estate of said
Jue. 8. Catheart, I will offer for sale, en
the first Monday in December, 1878, be
fore the Court House in Winneboro, du
ring the legal hours of sale:
All that plantation or tract of lend
formerly the property of the sai
Jno. 8. Cathoart aind now occupied by
him, situate in Fairfield county, one mile
from town of Winnsboro, and lying be..
twoen the Chester and Columbia road and
the road leading from the town of Winns
hero to Rocky Mount-said plantation to
be sold in six traets, acoording to resur
oymade October 24, 1878, a plat of
lobc can be seen at my offlce.
TEnMs : One-thilrd cash, the balance in
two equal annual iqatalmente, with in
,toyet foni daly of iol at 7 pey centum
~prariuen, to be secured by bond of pur.
chaser, and mortgage of premiss-.-pur
chaser to pay for papers,
I 1wIll also offer for sale on the same
day, for cash, the, personal phfopety of
the said Jno. S. Cathcart, consisting of
corn,fodder, cotton seed, hay &c., plows,
1ragons anda, .Qthei farming. utenes$s,
won~3 and plow' harness. L 1I
Trsee the flankupt Estate of
fa*4 address VTINE ITAR i & 00,
A tilenta. Gs..r#a. 'in t
NEW GOYS
CHE AV GOODS! QOOD GOODS
MPSSRS, J. F. McMASTEB & 00,
_rAVE now in store and are receiving
ywek1 new, ohoap lnd good goods,
lothin, oots ain( Shqc, Hato, Trquks,
and Valises, Satchels, Unibrolas, &a.,
&o., &0., 40., &c., &0., &o,, &-o,, &0., &C.
A full stock of Gents Furnishing Qoods,
Complete line of Ladies' Mioses' 1nd
ohildrens' Hosiery and Gloves.
We have marked down to the very
lowest figres our stock of Gloves, in
which we aro offering great bargains.
Line and 11omstitohiod Handkerchiefa,
in great profusion 4t very low prices.
In Boots and Shoes, Nvo are preparo4
to offer speoial inducomeonti,
DBannkets J T1suket
GROCEBX DEPARTUENT,
Now Muokwheat Flonr, Fresh Duckwheu%
Flour, Elegant New Crop New Orleans
IolasseI, the genuine Simon pure
article, Sugar, Cofflo, Lar4,
Syrups, Soap, Staroh,
Candles, Canned
Goods &c,
Full stock of Woodenwaro,
Our oonstant aim is to %00,p up the
reputation already gained.
We invite the public to call to-day and
every day and take a look at our stock
whili will always be shown with pleas
ure. nov 23
PRICETHIRTY DOLLARS.
FAUI AND WINTER Ok MI
J. 0. BOAG,
OF TRE
01AND W7NSBORO DRY GOOND FAN
CY4 CGOODS AND MILLIN~.
Bogs leave to say to his ens
towers and all other in need
of Goods that he is again pre- H
pared to show them one of the
largest and best aasorted stock .
of
m Dry Uoods, Fiuney Uoods and
Millinery, - -
M that he has ever exhibited, We
E- are receiviDg goods daily.
Every department- will be
M kept full of desirUblo and
CHEAP GOODS,
and buyers may confMently ,
rely on getting their goods not M
~only at low prices, but of the
most desirable quality that the to
market affords
U, MRS. B3OAG
h1 enaged the services of a
fis-casMilliner, who will as
Ssist her in her department, and 0
owho wvill take pleasuire in pleas- a
m ig the most fastidious tastes. C
AGENT
for the celebrated and most re-Q
.~liable paper patterns--But- lil
Sterick's-for Ladios, Misses and &
Children.ALO
A. full and complete line of
SGents', Ladies', Misses' and
SChildren's Shoes,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
0 heese, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack ,
.era, lMaccaroni, Spicos, Can
0 dies, Tobacco, Cigars,--in fact 0
Syon can find anything you want
O at J. 0. BOAG S as low as the
a arme goods can be bought any.
o where,
8sept 27 .0. OAG. U
.9
*SIVTIOa AJMIIHJL 20I1Ic
CHEAPEST DAILY IN~ THE
SOUTH,
T H E E I'ENING SE NTINE L,
AUGUSTIA, GA.,
Is PUnLISHED AT TUE LaOW PieEo 0
$4.00 per year.
I ISA BIGHT, NEWSY EVENING
Mesars. JAMES~ R. RANDALl, and P. A.
STOVA LJ, It is the only afternoon pa
per In the South that publishes th'e Telo.
grahi dpaheofthe New York,
found all the news that comes byiel.
graph, and the telegraphic Jaket re,
reua.received up to the time ~of go ing
topress.
orIrOrAL, PAPEn OF THE OITY,
TUE EVENING SENTINEL Is the
offiol pehof wate hty o ugups .
AbMefor t.TUaxs-6 per year;
62 tot six months; and 61 for three
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