Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I HK OKAMiKIil KG TM KS. issii.i) i vi.KY SATUi:i>AY MORMNU MKLIilCHAMP & kltWAKIIS, l'ropriptphi. STILES It. MKI.liiCHAMI1 Editor. rlV l'inh ol' Su I >.-u ? vipt i< >ri? ' One C?m one Year.$1 00 " " .Vj.r Months. 7? :o: Rates ?f A(i\crtisitig. tO-nr Square \st Insertion.cl 00 l'at h Subsequent " . r>0 ?otieiv inserted in l,oeul Column at2?cper Ane. Ail Subsetiytions end Trnwrient Advertise ments b* r:uil for in A dt a wc. W? an; in no way responsible lot tho Ti?r*f, or opinions of our e'orreHpofta SATt7H.?\V. T.\~NUAKV li, 1S7?! IK n. Julian i 1.tit ridge, tbe bril liant young Georgia Senator, die 1 in Y> :?: 1; inglon ? n Wed in sdtn . Judge Mnckny presided last week over u "pig rare" in I'lie ler, and de Fcending from tlic dignity of the enninOi presented tlie prices to tlrj victors in rein irk* sparkling with bis accustomed witticisms. Cil T. J. J.ipscomh has been ap pointcii Sun t- of the Penitentiary in tbe place ol T. \V. Partnelo. t.'orbin it taking ibis as the subject of a tirade in the National Republican on l>e mcci utic gratitude. Governor Hampton is said to be filcwly but steadily improving. Dr. Taylor is now iu attendance and bis visits ;irc limited to one a day. Crutches have been ordered from New York from wb cil it is inferred that he will be about in a Jew days. Since Senator Sharon has return od to Congress. there will be a tie vot i on tbe question of But'er's sea*, and the President of the Senate will de cide for Corbin, if tbe mailer is pushed. Senator Davis however, the Independent, if ho votes for Bui ler, will turn the seal e. The United State? Supreme Court in the Utah case which has come up on its irrrits has unanimously decid cd ilmi the Act of Congress prohibit ing i olygnmy is Constitutional, and does not full under ihe protecti >:i of , the Federal Constitution which pro hihita interferences ?i.h religious belief. Col. A. P. Butler, recently tip pointod Fish ^Commissioner, has left . Columbia for Charlotte, N. (.-., where ho will meet a supply of 100,000 . young California salmon which will he distributed at once under bis perronal supervision in tho head wat< r.i of the Caiawba, Broad, Tyger, Saludn, Beuncca. Chatlauga and other principal rivers in the upper } ortien of tbe State, A plitCC on the Blaine Fraud Com mittee being offered Mr Bruce, the colored Senator from Mississippi he replied that be saw no good in the proposed investigation. That be knew that hi- race in the South were im luv gm d condition us tbe laborers of tbe North, and he could not see what good would result from the stirring up of the good feelings between the races inaugurated by ihe nrw Scuta. As an endorsement of Our editorial of last week upon the -'office of the j res?," in who b we took ihe po-ilion that the leaders oj the press shou'd keep themselves carefully a looffrom ?i ll entanglements, official or ollr'r wise, whh b may cause a conflict be tween fell-inteicst and the public interest, we publish the following ins wer gi*'cn by George \V. Childs Ksq., < f the Philadelphia Ledger, who had been < Him! the position of Minister toPeilin: "So long,'1 says, he,''as 1 urn tl.e publisher ol an ineiepen lent n wspajer, both duty and policy demands that 1 should be entirely tree i^?in such entangling nlliiimjc* as the acceptance of any office would brine/' Gcv. Simpson and tho Presidency. In mi interview with a Cincinnati jepoiter, Gov. Simpson expresses the view that the South would j refer Pavard for President, and next to him Thurmnn or Ilendricks. lie 1 :ih the bi}.l(St opinion of Bayard's houudncss, integrity and sagacity. Although a bard money man, he thinks ll.nl every question of mere legislation ought to be subordinated to the higher question of confining the general government to its consti tutional orbit. Jle. does not think that the South ein Democracy ought to demand a place on the Nail i al ticket. Coy; Sin: ' nu vio.S UV? cuiie?ei t Lei ktutitii unlikf. The Cause of Our Victory. The unanimity and patriotism of tho Democratic masses rescued Oiangehurg from Radical ruin. To nothing do we owe more directly the f-alvatiou ol the County than the spirit of harmony which prevailed iu the Democratic Couvemioii which put forward the last Coi nty ticket. A spirit of I'ouci'iatiou actuated evei v <!i legate, and there was no dis position to lluust ones privnte pre ferences in opposition to tin com bined wisdom of the whole. The r j sult was a ticket &?> thoroughly iden tified with the people, that if I ho in mitittfinn had been made actually by the popular vo'e. inst? a 1 ol by delegates, it is believed tu.it pransely the s.i.'iie ticket would bav: been nominated. the party was puriiied in the beginning ; i the campaign by the friendly discussion wl ich swept away Corruption like the mist of the morn ing, and prepared the way for a healthful, genuine mi I lasting liar inuny which has brought the final victory. Let this spirit continue to actu ate our people, and the victory we have gained may be perpetuated, and our children may enjoy the blessing we have Endeavored to secure for them. If however, we become im une in principle wo may justly murit and receive the frown in.- lead of the liivoi of Providence. Court. The January Term of the Court of ' Sci&inus convened on Monday morn-j ing Jan. fi, Judge Hudson presiding. | Iu the iib-cnco of .N!r. Jcrvey, Col. I W J. DeTreville is acting Solicitor, j A very large number of bills are ready lor the Grand Jury, but, owing to the "fro*zing ii 1 in," great delay attended the progress of the Court, i On Monday the Grand and Petit j Jurors were organized, and the I Judge charged the Gl and Jury at j glint length, but no c as? s were tried. On Tuesday the w hole of the morn ing session was occupied in trying tha case of I he state VS. Jacob Kowen, Mick Rowen, Ned Anderson and i Pen Mcscs chaigcd wi?h riot. The Solicitor was assisted by Gen. I/.lar j and ihe defence was conducted by J Messrs Krowlton and Luthrop. The : verdict was "guilty." On Wednesday the c ase of the state vs. Ilug?ins and Ctcsar Cordes charg ed with stealing a trunk full of clothes from the house of vlr. II ?vf ell Kasterliu was tried. Mr. Lath rop conducted the defence. Tha verdict was "guilty" as to both. The next cape was the state VS. Louis Ham s for breaking and enter ing the h.uise of Col. A. I). Goodwin at J'ort Motte and stealing clothing, jewelry &o. Mr. Julius Glover wa? assigned to defend the prisoner The verdict was "guilty." On Thrrsday the case bft'.ie btate v;. Olin L. Strock for obtaining a money package from the Exprc es office said to eoutain -7"?. w n tri:l. j * ol. W. P. Unison assisted the Sui- j citor, and Malcolm]!. Browning lisq., : und Gen. I/.hit' reur. sonted the d ?? j fence. 'J he argument.-, were very I lengthy, the cas.: occupying the j whole day exeitintr great interest. At a late hour the jury retired, and tho next morning ( Friday) brought in a I verdict of "not g?.ilty. This and the case of Anderson Tyler for the mur der ol Davis, set for next Tuesday,are the nio.-t important, und excite the gicaicst interest. Court will probably la-t three or | four weeks at the rate so far main tained. On Tuesday night live thousand young salmon arrived here in charge of an agent of Fish Commissioner A. 1'. Butler. The te.'i'grain announc ing their coming was received by MoHsrs. I/'ar & Dibble. Mr: J P. Hurley whose piscatorial proclivities are ever nppreciah'd, be ing notified, conveyed the new comers to their future homes in the flowing w(iteis of the Kdisto. It being night, torches were obtain ed, and n party attended the interest ing ceremony of letting theni loose in the waters of the river. The little fellows wore alive and fri>ky, and, upon being released from tha kens, at first were carried a short distance down the stream. In less than a minute however they stemm ed the current, und ttood with bends up stream like an army in military array. They seem ploascd with their new quarters, and coming from Mary land as a present from the Pish Com missioner, we hope they are properly inspiied with the motto of that State, < . c i t multiplic tmini" and in tune will ft:'iti?i> fowl for the epi cure, and sport for th' angler. A CARD. OitAXGKUUjto, Jan. 8th J37t>. Editor Ornngeburg Wim es. In the last issue ol your paper appeared a letter from II. O Mond?n, K.'q., con taining charges against me which it seems to he my duty to answer. In 1877,1 promts al to sell Mr. Sheridan the Timk?, but in : meantime r.n itijiinc lion was issued. i the paper stopped. After the injunction was removed, Mr. Sheridan continued with me us editor o f the in j" r, and I paid him for hut nereides: as auch, until he left me, und went oecr tu the Clarion, now the Democrat. Having promised to sell the paper Mo Mr. Sheridau, I renewed the oiler to him, hut not to unite with the Clarion, a* I did nut f?el that my obligation extended thus far, after hi-, leaving niej and especially after ihe action of Mr. Sinn *o myself, b it more particularly to a friend of "nine, Who, without c intuiting me. offered to introduce us to ! each other, and Mr. Sims declined. Mr. . 1 u rid.-.n himself admits my right to dispose of ihe paper as I pleased in the fol lowing wouU quoted from a letter of his written to me just before Christmas, while I was sick. "If you ever Mill Ihe Times to any one other than Mr. 10? I wards, or con chide lo give up your entire interest ia it, I wou'd be glad lo have the refusal of it.' These are Mr. Sheridan's own words writ ten to me after Mr. Sims eatuc here. As to t he introducl ioirto Mr. Sims, I never asked nor Fought it in any wav, :md. in fact, was some fifteen or twenty steps from the parties when the oiler was ma le. I u'certaincd afterwards thai the causo of Mr. Sims action, an I the Blunder alluded to in Mr. Shcrid ia's letter w is the follow ing ciiv.imstance : Like most men wh?sn n stranger eome* about, I asked who Mr. Sim- win, where he was from etc. In an..wer to this natural in quiry, Mr. .1 a nes S lleyward told m.*, aa web ar. i can recollect, that he wan from the up-eonntry, and that he w is the same man n ho published the 1 ' Williamslei rg Itepubli can," (1 think the name wa?,) a paper said to belong to Swails. the Radical Senator from that county, or a Republican Company. After this, it gentleman asked me the same question, who Mr. Sims was,and 1 told him 1 knew nothing ahmt htm except ! I what Mr. lleyward told me. Now whether tlr.p is slander or not, I leave the public lo judge. I circulated nothiiig, and had ii not been for }5r. Sheri laus letter, requiring (his ex I lanation from me, lite matter would never have appeared in print, or been made thus public. I' ltd. IJoi.ivk". Mnuitd on die "-Jib Dee. 1878, at the rcaidcnei-of Mr C. II. Hab. by the Rev. W. F. Chaplin, .1/r. W. A. Brickie to Mis* Era ma Lcighlou. All uf Ill's Comity. On the -JCtli Dec 1878, bv the I5?v. K. A. Price. Mr. T. II. Peel to* Miss Elizabeth Knotts. All <u' da^J'owniy. On Ihe If st Dee. 1878, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Itev. J. I". Kiser. Ahial Lnthrop, Esq., to .Viss Martha V. II Li bman. All of Ornngeburg County. Sale Under Hlort jr:2;r<s Rv virtueof amortgage execute*! by R. R. Clark to F. .1. I?el/.er, Trustee, dated i hi' -J-Uli day of February, 1.^77, I will -el! Saturday, the I8ih day of January iivt.,on .1/id way Plantation, formerly of lt. I!, (.'lark, in Or* angeburg Couniv, H. C, one Steam Kngine. Terms cash. ('ANA I). Rid'MR. Agi For Sale. Valuable Town property?Three Stores and several Lot*. Lot No. 1 on corner of Rus?"e1 an 1 Trad well St. Lot No. 2 on Kussel St. next t" lot No L f.ot No. 3 on Railroad Avenue, one Kami | of 8 acre-* with one House tin ii. A good Brick Yard of 8 acre-*. For terms apply to M?S. M. B. TH A DWELL, jan 11 if OFFICE COUNTY C< '.MM Is'SION fCr.'.H, Ohan<!Kiu no t'ot s rv. OitANt: r.niruo, S. C. dan. 8th IS7'. St aled prop<>$als for furnishing the Poor I!,.,i a with wood, (both lighltvood and ouk) for the ensuing ye.tr will be received hi' ihe Unard, until ihe IGtli ihsl., when tie bids ^v i * I he opened, and ibe contract awarded to the person otlering to furnish ii bv the cord for ihe lowest price. Separate i>id>? for either kind of woods will here* c.ived. Rv i inter of the Board T. K. M ALONE, Clerk. jan 11 _J'._ Maxtor's Sal?. \\ A. Miicktty, Auctioneer. STATE UK SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY UF oitAMH.RI IUI In tiik Common Pi.kas. Bv virtue of Judgment Orders <d* Fore elosurennd s.de and Decretal Orders in tho causes below stated respectively I will sell l>v public auction, 1" fore ihe Court House in tlit- town of Urnngchnrg. on the lirsl MondaV in February ls7'.', dining the legal hours lbi sherilFs stiles, the several tracts, lots, or pa'ccls of land below described, all situate in the County of Orangeburg, Suite aforesaid, viz: By virtue of a Judgment Order of Fore elosuro and sale in the ease of Andrew F Smoke, vs. Win, A. Edwin*: All that cer tain tract or parcel of laud, situate on the Cannon's Bridge Koad in the Fork of Kdis lo and in Ftlisto Township, containing seventy-two (7'J) acres, inure or less, hounded, on the North, bv lands of War ren M Hughes, on tins East, by lands of David Smoke, on the South, by lands of James denning*, and on the West, by lands of Barney Dempscy. Te ms of Sal*'- One half (J) Cash, the balance on a credit of on* >ear. The purchaser to give bond,bearing interest from the day of sale, ami a mortgage of the properly, to secure the credit portion of purchase money. Purchaser also to pay for papers, and the recording of both the lit le ami the mortgage. also I By virtue of a Judgment Order of Fore closure, and sale, in the ease of Daniel Mc I Kenzie vs. \\ . 11. N be, (at the risk of the I former purchaser,) nil that tract of land I Kit onto in Amelia Township. Iii the Cojinty j of Orangeborg, and h:tnte aforesaid, con (?ining-acres, more or less, and bound* ed bv Preference plantation, and by lands of Daniel McKenzie, T 11 Whaley. and ? Myers. Terms of Halo?Cash, to bo paid ini mediately after the Hose of the Mauler's Miles lor the day and if it be not so paid, the land will lie resold on Ibesaincday, at the risk of the former purchaser, when Iii? bid will not lie taken, hut that of the high eel bidder other llian such former purchaser, will he considered and treated a.- the high est. also My virtue of a Jmlgment Orderof Fore closure and sale in the ease of AlvnGngC, against Elc/.abeih Ib'owue defendant, all I bat plantation, or trait of land containing alioul twelve hundred 1*200 acres, more less, situate iu tin- Kork of the ICdisto, in the Cotin'y of Ornngeburg and State aforesaid, bounded "ii the North by Cooper Swamp, en the K?sl by huulri now, or latrlv, John It Millions?, John (' l'owe, ami the l ite J IS (.jualtlehaiuu. Sn id tract of land hrine llie Snake Swamp Plantation, of which tin- hilt- It. V? in. S Howe died ?etz< d and posscr-si d. 'J'ei ins nf sale?Cath enough to pay the sum actually due at the date of sale, (which will be announced at the mile), and the balance on a credit of one 1 ami two rears. I'unha^er (?? give bond bearing inn-rest from the day of Kile ami mortgage of the property sold, to secure the credit pi rlion of lIn; purchase money. Purchaser also io pay for p ipeis and the recording of both till'- and mortgage. ?V. M. I i I i s< IN, Master Mafslcrs oilice, Orangebitig, C. II., Jan '.Uli ?871?. jan i I .Tt lYtsKoIiitioii or('ui?attrt:ierMliip ! Not! e i" hereby given lh:?t the partner- j M;ip between JOHN C. IM KK and JDAII TV. M?SF.I.FY, was. dissolved on the lirsi day of January, A. 1). 1870, by mutu:il consent. All debts due to the f?id partner ship ar^ to be paid to, nod llioni due from the same dbcharged bj JOHN C. 1*1 KIS, who will continue ihn business at the o'd stand under his own name. J C PIKE, ,1, \y. M( is i m t.; y. Ornngeburg, S. C Jan. 2, 1?: il.?jan -1 tf TOEES O R A PES AND The undersigned respectfully in forms the j citizens of ihis and adjoining Count ten that ho is prepared to furnish l'i nit Trees of every variety. Shade Trees " Flowers " 11 rape Vines " Scuppornongs three varieties. The (trapes are warranted to he freu from Rot. All well packed and guarantetd to keep f<>r id x mouths. Terms reasonable. A. .lOCKDTN. For particulars upplv to thi;i < ifliee. jan I )b79 DKESS" MAKING." The undersigned respectful I v informs her FR1KNO.S and the PUHL'lC generally t'.iai i-he is prepared to do ?II KIN 1 >S < ) \V( ) I; 1C in the above lino on the shortest notice and in the vciv LATl'.ST STYLE. Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaren le*'d. Uesidenec opposite Metl ot'ist Par sonage. A rail is solicited. dec N -ini MUS. II. C. LKK. A. B. KNOWLTON, ATTORNEY AND ("Ol NSKLLOR. OKAXGtiBUKG, S. C. nor ?,6 ft Kotico o!Vl3ii-airii?rtioTi. The undersigned will file his final account, with the Judge of I'robatc for Oranpeburg t.'onnty. on the-Ith day of February n?xt, and r.-k for letters of Dismissoiy tin Guar dian of the Estate of I'.o-a Sbnler. W.U. J. STliOf'K, Jan. 4th. iSTH.??It Guardian. NOTICE OF DISMISSION. 1 ?i!l ti e my final account with the .lodge of Probate for Orangchtirgfutility, as AOministralor ol the Kst.iie oft?. M. Itruuei on the lib day of February next, and a-k for betters Pismissory. tl Iv >. I.. S.M 1 1*11. Administrator. ,1 an. 4, 1 S71). ?|sm 4 it A FIN K DROVE OF HORSES & MULES For sale LOW DOWN by B. F. fSLATER. PEIVATE BOARDING. 419 K1SU STftEKT Cr-IAHLESTON S Ci. I Respectfully inform my Orangebnrg friends ami acquaintance* thatjl baveopen lm! PRIVATE ItOAllDIN? HOUSE for their accommodation, and will he ylad to cut er lain them when they visit tho city, at the above So.419, King Straot., Ter in i ? Afodcrate. lll/v). C. AN DUE WS. doe'.! I tf XAIAS! XMASll Layer Itaisius, Citron) Ciurantf., Oranges, Apples, Cocoa Nut*, Powdered, Crashed, A ? lii'e and I'rown Sonars, Flavoring Ex tracts, Choco ate, Brown Cocoa, Best Eauih ly i'lour. ( ?u Salmon,'J/nekeral, Oysters and Lobsters, English Piccalilli, Gherkins and Chaw ("haw, Seville Olive? J/aularde, t'ox's I 'abitiue .lava and bt<> Coffees parch ed and ?jnen. ''??r sale at lowest prices bv ?JOIIX A. HAMII>TOi\, "Next to Henry Kulm. (ja T.jI7 cXlTl A I" TIIK PEOPLE'S BAKERY Established in 1871 by the Propri etor, Mho is still ready and willing to fill orders in BREAD, ROLLS) PIES C A K E S Of all desct iptions. GUNGKRS IU- the BARKEL or BOX. 'Also B K JTj A D For Camp-Meetings or any other kind of Meetings, Just received f'rculi i'onfeeliosiaric-H, i'ai><-> <;<>?><Im Ami Aotiona, W hicli wili bo sold a< LOW as any that can he hought in Oningehurg. Thankful lor the past patronage of my friends nnd the public 1 rtill solicit a con tinuance of their ctutoiu. T. W. Alborjrotti, Russell Street, next door to ?cpt 14, 1378?ly Mr. J. P. Harley. J. A. BARDIM & BR?. " riNCKNEY'S LANDING, OX SANTER, 2CBAH V MtfCi-S FURRY DHALS'l* IM f '\ EN ER.4 L M IRCH ANDISK?OP \JT KERrl for oale a full amioeinpUte stock of Oroeeries, Hard .rare, Iteady Made (Mottling, lioout an-t Sli.>??j. Hal*,< Uiv?. and Trunks, and a line lino of l'ry ?oedi of all descriptions for Ladie*1 u?o and we ir. ? uk?ai.*>?:o: ? A foil lino of Foreign and Dom Wines; and Litpior?, Segars aad Tobiatic fee Ac. sept t), 1578 acco,6m mi u k to ( Ki:i> rrous. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COFN1 V OK ORANOEBtJKG. In the Common Pleas. han'I E. Spigetier, Admi'or of .Ii R. Pauli i tig and Caroline Pauli big ? PlantifT vs. John W. Sellers, Ex'or, tt at?Defcnd'nt. Pursuant to an Order of the Court of Common Pleas made in the above entitled cause, nt October Term IS7JS, notice is here by given to all persons claiming to he creditors of the Estate of John R Patilling deceased, to present and establish their respective demands before me, at my olbce within two mouiha from the first publication of this notice. \Vi M. I1?TSON, Master. Masters Office, Orangeburg C. II. Novem ber l?ih 1878. no? 1^ 3 m E. S. REOEEER, Agent, CORNER RUSSELL A BROUGHTON STS., Offers for ?nle at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES his large and well assorted stock of fljj 22,OCS4jiS5 ES consisting of niTees Itaeon, an tied Salmon, 'lVas, Strips, " Lobsters, Sugars, Hams, " Mackerel, Flour, Lard. " Oysters, Grist. Butler, " Tomatoes, Meal, Soap, " Green Peas, Rice, Starch, " orn Beef,.M And always teop on hand a full supply of LIQUORS, WIXKS AND CIO A IIS. Dry Salt Bacon 5 cts per pound. HOLLIDAY GOODS Can be lind Cheap for Cash at KIRK ROBINSON'S STORE KUSSEL STREET. Groceries at reduced prices, Lamps and Cbiinnies, Watt Plows am? Cast ings. Also a large stork of Docks, Stationery, Gold Pens ami Pencils, Picture Frames Toilet Sets, Vases, Cups and Mugs suitable for Holiday Presents, Brackets and \\ all Pockets. Also On I I mid 10 Tons Long's prepared Chemicals, whic?' used in the place of the Acid Phosphate, is a Cheaper Manure, and has given geu cral satisfaction, for Cotton, Corn 01 Small Uratn. TToi* Snlo l''at Desirable Dwelling on tho Five Kote! iload in the Town of Orangeburg, known as the "Methodist District Pars mage." ?1 Desirable Building Lois on Glover Street. One Thoroughbred Devon Lull, T> years old, will be sold cheap. A lot ol fine Hot House Plants, f-'or particulars call on KIRK ROBIJISON, Ruwell Street. uov 2 1S78 ly -;_1? i , i_ii lju.? EXTRA Attractions! AT Henry Kohn's 111 DRY GOODS DE - GOODS stock larger THAN EVER! Assortment to suit th* nost f&ttid ious. ?er prices to suit the TIMES. ~sss Dress Goods Dress Goods DRESS GOODS Ta it eye* ? Dress Goods We have The ENTIRE STOCK. Clef* In speetinn will convince. You this id the liir.e to bur Largest assortment of HOST fry, HOSIERY, HoarattY, From 10 c'? p*r pair up. Civsaimers Jeans CAS3IMERS JEANS CASSLMERS JEANS RIB RONS, LACES, GLOVES, kid OLOVE3, The largest and Cheapest line Flannels Blankata flannkls BLANKET?J elan x els BLANKETS* Everybody cjits our ^ One Dollar Shirt oxk rooi.i.A? sniitT OXE DOLLAR tSniRT OXE DOLLAR SHIRT ?XE MLLAR SHIRT OXE DI)bL4R SHIRT ?XE DOLLAR SHIRT ?XE DOLLAR SHIRT ?XE COLLAR SHIRT ?lifE DOLLAR SHIRT Six For Six Dollars! Is the beat ;:> tho State '."Ifta 4 Our Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoes), Clothiug, Boole, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoe*, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoee, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Boots, Shoes Stock are replete with bargains. MOTTO!! ?EST GOODS for LEAST MONET 1 . HENRY KHON IIEISi If/V KOHN HENRY KOS!?