The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 01, 1879, Image 2
WINNSBORO, S. C.
4ATUflRDAY, FIJAltY 1, : 1879.
-It. MAL1r,iN I)-VIN, EInIToIt.
J.O. S. tw1XUOIDS. ASSOCIATI ErDITO.
WHAT's '111E MAT'rEn? Not" a single
Congressman has died in the last two
weeks.
Alc1ANSAS AN!) Florida. have called
constitutional conventions to do away
with the old Radical rnbbish.
Ax EXCHANciE remarks that Grant's
friends are goinlg back very ruplidly
into the United States Senate and the
penitentiary
A coirarrEit of the Virginia Legis
lnture is conferring with foreign
capitalists on a method of funding
the State debt at a low rate of interest.
CEN. JOItN A. LOG.\N has not waited
to go into his Senatorial chair bofore
firing a double-shotted colnumbiad at
the rebellious South. lie thinks that
Rebeldon should lYe suppressed, and
he intends to undertake the job.
TillII nONDH)lOI,Ens have abandoned
their case in the United States Su
premue Court, and have gone before
the State Su1preine Court to eljoiln the
treasurer froin paying out any of the
fumds set apart to pay the coupons of{
disputed bonds. The Supreme Court
bas not rendered any decision.
AND NOW CO.IEs the astotiuliug as
-sertion that both Blaine and Edimunds
say they will vote againtst unseating
Senator But ler. It' this is true, they are
probably influenced by the conviction
that ia vote cantilnot be reached before
the 4th of March, and fear that lilan n
successful at tcinpt, would result in the
expulsion of Kellogg.
- Timc Chronicle (Iad Constitutional
i:v is anl exact paper, not only iiiaking
scarcely ever a mistake itself, but
also taking to task those who do.
Yet it gets off the folowing:
S"'The story that. President Lincoln
-was an illegitinate child is effectulally
refuted by the discovery of the record
of his marriage.''
This discovery settles Bob Lincoln's
legitimacy, but we can't see how it
effects the old man's.
COKuNu's Committec has reported
adversely oil the New York appoit
ments, and he and the Alniinistration
-are preparing to lock horns in a
desperate fight. Whercupon the
Philadelphia imnes exprlesses the
convict ion: "'When the p)ersonial
beauty of Rloscoe Conikling comes in
eo'ntact with thle true goodness of
Johna Shuermian there is niothinig left
for the country but to stand still anid
listeni."
G (in. Crs-rm L1t:x is suing the United0
States government f'or the Arlington
estate, or for the val1ue of i! ninones.
During the war it was sold for taxes,
anid the, tenider of playmnent by a friend
of General Lee's wa-zs refused by the
commluissjiner withI the remar'kable
reason that no one but a memtber of
the family diretly interested could
pay the tax. Jndge llughes has just
decided that this was an error, It is
thouighit that General Lee will suce
ceed, in which case, since Arlington
is a Federal ecmnet cry, the government
will keep it anid pay him for it.
Mnt EnwAun PEnnIIY, Or Chlarleston,
a prinlter, testifies that lie printed ten
thiousnid tissue tickets for R. W. M.
Mackey, and the count shows that
two hundred and sixty odd of these
lttle jokers were voted. Mr. W. L.
Daggelt., of the .Ne,ws and (Courer,
claims the credit of having originted
the Demnocratia tissue tickets, devised
to allow colored Democrats to vote
secretly, and says hie got the idea
from p)rinting such tickets several
years ago for Dr. Colihns, the Repub
licani coroner of Charleston. Mr.
Teller will have to Investigate why
it is that all allegedl fraudulent de
v'ices hand their origin in the bosom11 of
the trooly loil p)arty of moral Ideas.
There is at least one self-oxilIed ex
Confederate who is iving in clover.
HIon. Judah P. Benijanin, accoi'ding to
a-London corresp)onden t, occupies anl
elegant suite of law chambers and lias
a p)ractio which yields him $15,000
annually, for which reasoni he would
decline a judgeship, wvhich only pays
$2,000.' Mr. Bienjamnin is rcepresented
as saying that he could oasily secure'
a seat in the IIouse of Commons, sev
eral constituencies having given him
very flattering invitations to repre
sent them, but he has no0 desire to ,go
into Parliamenut for theo same reason
that hme would decline ji judgeship--it
involves too many sacerifle.es. Mr.
BJeuJamJn has a house in eParis, and
always spends isu summer igatSons
there.
Sitting Bull Caves In.
Runners from Sitting Bull, arriving
at Standing Block agency, say the
warrior wants to return to Standing
Rock, as his tribe, the Uncapapas,
stop on) that reservation. The Bis
narek Tribune publishes this message
from Sitting Bull to the Uneapapas:
"Onec 1 was strong and brave and limy
peoplle 11111 hearts of iron, but now I
ant a coward and will fight Io more
forever. Mly people are cold and
hungry, Ily women are sick and my
children are freezing. I will do as
the Cireat. Father wishes. I will give
my gUIS and tly ponics into his
hands. My arrows are broken and
any war paint thrown to the winds."
This has a touch of' Iadian eloquence.
The government should hasten to
greet him. then shut. him up in a fort
and starve himt, and lastly shoot hint
to pieces when lie breaks out in search
of somiethi ng to eat. This seems to
be the settled "Indian policy" of the
present administration.
Those Cipher Despatches.
The cipher telegram business prom
ises to be a boomerang for the elipubli
cans. As long as only Tilden and the
Democrats were implicated, the Radi
cal organlls im1ade lerrv. But wvihenl
the iIvestigatlion began the Demo
crats drew blood the first round. It
was shown that the desllatehes were
stolen by Assistant Postnaster Gener
al lirady, and sent. to tle T'ibune, all
dianmi;ging ltadicaI deslaltche.s having
been fir' t destroyed. 1t0 was also
proven Iliat even betore the despatch
es were handed over by Pre.,ident
Orton, of the 'T'elegiraph Conpany, lie
had a dozen or more destroved that
passed het ween Assistant Postnisater
Geeral Tyner 11111 Zach Chandler
durig t(he October campaign in In
diatna, by whiict '['yner sold two
clerkships for i >,1)O00 and ttrned the
m1oney over to tile Rtadical c'im1paignt
'un11d. 'lhe lladical lliilhers of the
Congres."ional ('onllmittc endeavored
to contine tlie linvestigatiot to the
'Tillenl despatehes, but, the 1)emlocrats
were 111011 too stronlg a scent to stop
short. By the i' e the comimittee
gets through, the 1adical organs will
grintd out a di tl'ere tnt titie.
A TticaEDY IN LIxINGTON.-A cor
respondent of the Columbia Jegister,
writing from LexlIgton, January 28,
says:
"'he usual quiet of our village has
been chang4edi into intense excitliett
to-day by the occurrence of a bloody
tragedy upon one of the prineipial
streets. .Moriz UIllman, aias Frank
Secklendorf', wis shot and instautly
killed by Il. Addison llarth about
IantIf-pat1 i I o'clock this iuoriniig.
The parienh,rs of the unt'otunate
air tCunnt ot be netutelyI i givenu at
preen, s thLe stateinenits of the
several eve wVitnesses are somiewhiat
confl ictIiig, but1 all agree that Seeken
dtor1f was alteilnltinug to kick lar ib
when'i the latter dr'ew a revolver and
shol. hint. The ballI enteroed the left,
breast opposite the hiearit , anld, pass5
ig, thirough the body', lodgedl jn:4t
ii:side the skin1 ini the bact(k, oppo)site
w~here it entered. The wveaponi uised
was a Sitnih & Wessoiinrevolv'er.
I iinnedinte'ly tier: the shooting, young
1.1larthI siturender'ed himself to the
hierilT and1( was cont ined ini thle ~ounlity
lli. The coironier' ook char'ge of th'c
dy0~ of' tihe deceaseod and1 smumilloned
:1 *jry, wh Io are engaged~c at. a laite 1hour1
h iis eveni g ina the exain lationi of
wVi lesses. A pio."/ fior)/emf exainia
lion'as made by D r. (1. . Leaiphar't,
w~ho fond t hat the ball passed
htrotughr thle igis andl juist ablove the
heart. Seekendorfi, the dIeceas~ed, wans
abiout twventy-seven year's of age, a
native of' Germlany, aiid has been a
r'esident of' this village for thme past
1iv'e or six years, during wh'lich tinme
he has followedl the occupation of a
hoirse tader', andt( is widely kntownl
t.lhroutghout the county. .1H. Addison
Ilarth is a youtth ahbouit seventeen y'ear's
ut' age, a 80ii of Wm. .J. ] Iarth, 'Eso1.
Ii well knowvn andl highly r'espected
:itizenl of this conty."
Sale of Mor'tgaged Proeperty.
IN p)iiSursaaoO of auithoerity conferred on
mie by a powor of attorney executed
to110 by Mossr's. Gleo. W. \Villiam,s &
Clo., onte~d on thle 17th1 day of Januairy'
18'79, 1,. acting for ando on biblf' otf the
sad Alessr's. G3eo. W. Williams & (Io
w~ill ott'er fori sale att public outery, to the
huihest biddoeri, before the cou'rt-house
door in Winnsibor'o, betwveent the legal
hours of sale, on the first. Monday in
February next the followving-described
p)ersonlal property:
One sorrol horse. namied Bill, about
nine years old; one bay maro, named
Nellhe, about ten years 01(1; one brown
horsio mule11, named Jack, about ten y'ears
olud; one brown horse male, named haib
hit., abloult eight years old1; one browvn
horse mulo, narnod Poto, about eight
yoears ob(1; one br'own hiorno mule, named
.i'omn, abot- eight years . old; one sorrel
horse mlio, namned Nod, about oighlt
vears old; one bro"'n horse mule, rained
ibuceigh, about six years old; one sorrel
muaro mulo. named $allio,- about six years
uld; one brown mare miulo, namned Nary,
about Rix years old: (one sorrel horse
.'uule, named Joe, about six years old;
ane olaybank maro, mule, namedl Sue,
ibout seven years 01(1; oneO red horse
tinle, named Jack, about six years old ;
ino lght horse mule, named $ ill, about
bon years old; oe ten horse power sta
'lonary engine mairdo by the Now York
Dock Company, and. usedl for ginning
mdi( grinatulg.
Terms of saleo-OASIT.
January 20, 1870.
lan 22-xta LAS wV. nrtFn
FACT.
N order to prepare for our spring
stock, we from this day offer extra
inducements to
CASH CUSTOMEiRS1.
Dross Goods,
Shawly,
Jeans,
Blankets,
Flannels,
Cassineros and Clothing at prices
that, will
ASTONISH YOU.
McMASTER & BRICE.
jan 28
EXCHANGE!
COME TO-DAY,
COME EVERY DAY,
And Exchange YOUR CASH for
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING AND HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
-o
GROCERIES.
Coffee at from 15 ets. to 20 ets. per
)ound.
Sugar at 12 pounds for $1.00.
Parched Rio Coffee, Ground Coffee,
Brown Sugar, Extra C, Granu
lated Sugar, Pulverized Su
gar, Candy, Crackers,
Cheese, Macaroni,
Raisins, &c.
GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES
Remember those substantial Boots
and Shoes, the "Bay State" stan
dard scrowed and wire sowed.
J. M. BEATY.
If you detest ai bursting lamp buy
the Vestal Oil. If you like a bril
ant light buy tho Vestal Oil.
dec 24- J. M. BEATY.
Cl.EARING
-OUT
-S A LE.
FROMI this dato we offer our en
tiro stock of fall and winter goods
at very low prices, to make room
for our
I SPRING STOCK
Persons wishing any goods in our
line wvill (do well to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere. We
can make it to your advantage to
PURCHASE FROM US;
su como and so0.,
J. F. MoMASTER & CO,
jan 29
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
ON~ Ratnrday, tho 1st clay of Fobruary.
'1879, at ) l o'clock, a. ml., I will
offer for sale at public auction, to tho
highest bidldor, for cah, all that stock of
goods consisting of grocerion, liquors,
cigiirs, tobacco, woodenwaro, canned
goods, &o., now in the. store in Winns
boro lately occup)iedl by WV. M. Nelson.
Also all the fixtures and equlpments of
said store, . P, H{. C'O0NAN,
,an 23-f 4 Assignee of W, M. Nolson.
NORTH~1ERN APPLES.
H'IOIOlE lRed Kings & Baldwin's,
~.. $2.0 Op or bushel.
nov 28 U. A. DEiSDOMigZ!s.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
pH lages' sookofthe above or
Aa 1T n , . POIan En..
'NOME I
CJLUMBIA REGISTER.
DAILY, TItI-WE KLl AND WE,IKLY.
lIest Newspaper ever Published
AT'T1II":
cA1PI'1A l1" SOUTrI CA,oLINA.
CIItcuLATION L.ARC1 AND> CoNsrA\'r1LY
INCREASINU.
W E respeclfily invite l.he lattntiol
of the ieiigt; co11unit to the
exceltnt, Iewspal(&'15 wi l'('e re now
l'ublishing in Crolumnbia. TIlll:It 1.t l"
TEl. is the only a':tPer evetr l tbli: .hed it
the Cap1itatl of Sountth Car1linallw b'Iiol i"l t'tn..
dticted aS1" (re tho hadling' dtilie or
the principal eiiis of th,' e.Untrv. We
have atin tl)ltu And i-in ttished corps of
editorS-entlen,- veil known ill over
the Stte for their learning, ability ait,(d
sountl I) lociratils 1'rineilrts; m1'n who
Itave Servld t1ht Site 1111 t heO South al t
c'vetry Occtsion w"henl the doti'tnd arotis
for ,lieir services, anld who may b e saSfly
dependled uplol as reliable leadetrS of the
:Democracy i'I tih . ine of jotrttlitmtllsll.
THE DAILY 1iEGfSCTElt is a twenty
eight columu paper, 2-1x38 inch,,s, print
or? on tood paper end with large, clear
ot type", containin;; thl, latest te"legraph
is neWS, full tiniakt(A re'p1'ots, edi')ri"
mattel oil the ladin,g ocrrenc(s of lthe
tileS, t'i1nd retpletl with interoistingt mi,- i
Oellalneous roadin,(. TIe L OC.:NUaW
is fitll and ilntiters.ting, one edIitor de"vot
ing i1S tir, exclusivuly to thatt. dei.ar.
ment Ou r cortespniletceo fromt W'ash
ington andl(I otier I,tlees olf note gives an
entertaining res(lc of till tho imnpotttttt
events of the day.
THE' T11.I-WEEKLY it 1{,:TE1':, wit.h
pIne Inor (linges, co1mr11j-i i tl: Col
tents of the Daily at $2.0 1".-s pe-r year.
TIlE WEIE:RLY 1t:1S'i ElZ is i larg,
handsoimely-gottn-up li::ht paag iapl<-(r,
29x-12 Iicet, Con1tiingl fOr"''t y-ilt c'(.l
Umn111s of reading Itat ter, emrainCJitg 1al
the news of the Week and the inost im
portant editorial land local news.
T1MS--IN AI)VANeI:.
Daily Register, 1 year - - - - $7 (0
6t months - - - 3 ,1)
i , 3 ~* - - - 17"1
Tri-Weekly ltegist er, 1 year - - - 5 (0
" G lulonths - - 2 5io
(l {l "3 4 - - 1 25
Weekly legister 1 year - - - - - 2 uot.
"' "I nlmonths - - .. .I (l:
" " 3 i - - - - 2 i
Any per.,on sending tip a club of [ 'i
SubibIIers at once time will rec.iv eitler 1
of the papers frce, postage ptepaid, for
one year -
Any person :eJnin'; us the mon for
twenty stt1eril,ers to t:e Div ily rv.
ttlimn for his services t wnttty dollar of 'ie
anotmnt; for t tt Sui "ri;l.
to the Tr'.i-Week.ly, lift'een (loll't i,: t.
amllount; aldt for itu)ttv su b scit'bir. to
the Woktyiv, live dolhirs of the amo1unttlit.
As in AVErIS1lNl .i:um:., thllei
ter ttflords n l 1falled1 f::1i1ies, havi,
alargo; eiraulation , 11'i lnul,b<-r: l'
aIlnolng its 'altVons the well-to-ft,
people of the mid-lIe tan u,.1 ,
portion of the State. hT rilra t'sirUS,ti 1u,
For any ilforrn ; tinin Il''ir1, aicddre"s
- CALVO & A'1"f"'-N,
T - Pa diri dr"l "ing vi.:i S ' 'f'r:
itet11ArSa t exh.ilit itn("allt; n ssin vtt ill be
jan 28x txiin ;med
0i11 y be ~ )fore thte coiurt-hloutse door1) in .
Sinnfsbloro, onth f1t r:.t. Mod.- it
Pehrttary next, withfint the legal honr12 of
sae to thte highest biddier. for c'.s;, the~
fol low in'it-esrib')en 2profe-' , toi wit.
All the l'ight, title and1( int'er * t of.iz
E. Moore, inat .certain i lot otr. prce of I
lantd, ini the townt of '2. inntsho-:o, e't
tttiiig OXv. ACim.:, tiotre or ieU.a ti
frontting t 4OntYe Vaderborst, utrt and i
bo01 Inted 1by lots of iJohn t .1 N 'I
tate of (G. W. lhtiber and rs.
Mary i!l et'iht-- levied ont 21
the pr'op rty of e Elix'! l.;. \l (ttr' at
tho suit ofl Alex\andler WVillifor'f
iheriff's Oflice, 5 .t.~
Jannray'tl 13, 1879.
Wit Leail auiflixel Painit co.
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000. '
Thtesa 'Paints are in xX d(, rendy for tuno, any
shlade or color, andi Hotl it any qimaniitio fromt
Ono Quart, to a itarrel. i
T
Zino d Lise OIi beii ohto ndra
fo us;aooetidcopradwl latthe
ilm asln a antsie i' thea.rywy
offhTluent rallas in mEricaPu a ieh ith a
these Paints.. dendt for Testimron 1sl of same
also for Sample Colors antd P'rico Ifsta, to tho E
GLOBE MIXED PAINT COs,
10OS Chambers St., New Yorke
Cor, MORGAN& WAS1IIGTONST,JRAve
NOT 1ICE.
A personshaviDqn laim aainstthe
are J0 odl to present thorm proplorly
attesten to the iundorsigned on or eforo
the 1st of Fera e4
jln 18--Mt So-r ..ar |
This iI: ortant orgnit weighs bitt aboutt thrco
pontids, and all the blootl in a living >crsonl (about
thr-.e .. iln) p.Isscs t'..rotn:;h it a :.t unte every
half ho,ir, to h:ve tihe bile ami' other impurities
strained or fi':e<l o t it. I;ilt, i< the tituraJ
purgative of the bov:,t. , :i.id if th, I iv<.r hecomes
torpid it is not separ.it..d hi.tu the 1".!od, but c:ar
ried thrui ",h the veins to till p . ; -c the systeun,
and in trying to esc tpc threo..t the pores of tho
skinl, c.tus it to turn ycllow ur a ditty browit
color. Ih stom.lch I ecomec <listsed,: suillDys
4 pepsi:t, tin.ile, t . a, (", ::tin:;tion, I I,adac:he,H l
1u:,ni-, Janmw; c, Ch i.:., i,l:at-ial Fc-'evrs. Piles,
.>ick :it our :om: . ,it . < t. ge":cral d.' ,ility fui
low. ii .tr.:. l's 11 ::iA'rt:::-, t..e 'ret vegetable
d;iscovcry ' r torpi<lity, ca;stss i. I.iver to throw
oil Int i one o to 1) otv-o < 's cof bile etch titite tho
it blood : t- :s throt:;:h it, as Ion- as th.re is an o.t.
j.:,s t ii nn th: c.ii t ct o' even it few t o:es
upon yC,knv con. ....ion so a brown dirty loo:ing.
'i n, v.ii atstni+h cii wlo try it --th.y eiig tlh
irst s-,:=Ilt.I) .1 I ,e ,t. r .e citre of :,ll bill
ots, .. s .it I .iv,.!r n,t.lpl:..int i1.ls : d' t ir:s:in
." : t.;n i , .i TN;'. int c:.Ji ne,e w' h d'.l et!:ctti:..
I! .le e i:-. :lcr. by en't'd in twc,"t y ruitites,
amdti n ' d :.: te i atit 'i i ia 0r1 the Liv.-r c.in exist
if a f:ir t:.! i; -
SOLD A- A SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS
BY AL( )UCLt;GliS.
rico 5 C::? n $100
The f:atality c.f Cosati"In or Th'iroat and
Lunnig i;'.se , . .ie!t stwe.i to the grat'e It lcast
one.hird ci d'ath' victints, tri" ". :oim the
rlOni::: or :.lur;hinc t:e itttm.:.t. v'._ ! i siiply sttt
{,::cl"e ',s n'.-k, of !C., eiI S on. a: c*Oi wil
bec p.a,et if' i :.1 t"r Me:t;"i:e or nr..y IIn_par:atiott
ofi. i :eor w , = ..Achit., a lbe found
in' ti t i : I ' t1: t C ,it ls:w.t, which has
icr_tl p ni,:" : m :!' ,I livir.; to-"lay with 1kalt one
; re.a:ir-: :Ih:n.. ;:n rcatcr w"ro:at; can he do-te
th:a::l i.>. t.y .th C "..t:lmp:i,n is iin.t.blu. T1he
.n n i. "". t C is<.it brit:i" will ecure it whe:n
i . ! :r t: h:i v c iled. AI.o, Cohs', Congli,
- s. t i r u i hc is, :itd ill dise:itrs of the throat
t;a . Ite the tstimtoni.:Is of the Ilion.
.: . - r 1 II . t usGov. S:iith a.1 r Ex-tot'.
oI i of V . :-(. Peabody, tes well as
t ' ' C . *r in :-k:.h!e ct':-s in etur book-frce
.-1 'o .d1 .t Go,: drt: t_ .res-:mnt1 L2: ct,atincul t!r,t if
~ v": i '1 o 1 -'"r. ,l ',Oit c.ml be by t.tiiyg the
( i : i ' 1-r.r : C. o t'\ l : 11'.
T. To 'IAt.. i." I ozen:c. for Sore Throat,
v ben yti can :t- tL i : 1's.UVI;'. SYRUi' at samie
ri:c. ror t.alt by ail Dr;;ists
SCent" and $1.00
oli
i G:rav,: ,ni,r:.kes tire mtadi' in t!ic treatmtcnt of all
- ( : .t ::ri. n : m po:tn in i: e: lustl. Not
-,. ,.uc V .,.r,'fi!.,, yy vp.i:ic, ,hiia e ' :cl|irgl,
i , - ., -;,n, n : ..i 1 s ,in a:til:anu :,ui
- v :y .a., tn: i-' i i .a it .;O.
2t st ii4L .
tol tr
-TO THE.
have recen 1 p Idnebued for'
cash thoc ntire~ stIock of Dry
>)O<1: fslormery ow'ned by Sol.
ifie, aind hafve maido confllera'blo
dtions to it inl itap)lo goods ;t and
tiu, a:;.'i Litin that are' upon ns.
o s conreisting~ of (Genitis' (Gtoioth
ing, 'Under'wea'r, inle HaI.ts,
Gloves, Colars, &c.
ALSO,
ade'an; d lC Ah)ss Goods,
Shws a y (G'ves, in
oe also offer special indutcemtents in
()0 par Own t' GaIiters', att 50 cents.
)0 pirsF WVomen,l's Shoes, at 50
)O pair's Chtilren's and Bloys' Shoes
at ono-.fo,urth their value.
WVo mean what wo say, and all
irsonsl ml wnnt of l)a'gains w'sill
> weil to call antd CXiunine the
ock, as ne intend to vorify our'
'Omfises by actual p)roof.
boro is aliso a lot of good substan
tial Table Ctlry*, Pad' Locks,
St.ock Locks, Stoya.rds,
,l.)on bio-BJ.arrol Guns, &c.,
~hichi we will give great induc&'
mnuts in, to clear out.
,Rememnber to call at the old stand
Sol. Wolfe. MR. F'LEMING is
.ci'rge, and will take pleasure in
uiting upon all who may favor him
ith a call ; and should you not,
ad all you may wvant there, just
o0p down to
HEAD-QUARTES
1 the Gerig Building, and that
greeable and polite young gentle-W
mrn, A. WV. BRnOWN, will take
pecial pleasure in showing you the
irge and comln'jete stock under his
hargo, from which you can supply
11 yo.ur wants, at prices .that will
stonish you.
IUGENHEIMER & GRlOESOHEL.
SPEOIAL.
Five Ladiesa Paisley Shawls-cost
>riginally $20 and $$5 each-will be sold
SUGENHEIMER & GRlOEl iiI~