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A&KALS OF^TIJE YKAlt. j
[Continued.]
*8. American Powder company's mills, rear
Concord, 3lass., blown up: ft killed.
21. Explosion at I'inole, Cnl., * tl.UUO pounds
\ of ntti?plyccriu and ?.0W? poumls Rer,
rules powder; It nun killed: loss, f,Ti0.cn0.
22. A frightened horse at Port Wayne plunged
into a crowd of people; 10 injured, ? deaths
Jl'NL'.
4. At Elkhart, Ind., a bridge fi ll under ?
crowd witnessing a Ix.at race: 18 Injured.
0. 13killed and IS1 ill j v. rod in a rear end collision
on tho Grand Trunk t Craig's Head.
Que.
10. Over 1G0 people injured at Atlantic City ! >
the collajusc of tho old Casino.
ACOCST.
14. Thomas Ilovenden, famous artist, lalled by
a train at Norris-town, 1';*., while attempt
lug to save A girl's life.
18. 7 people drowned at O-can City. JId.. from
on overcrowded skiff.
20. Boiler explosion nnd f.re destroyed tin
Gninry hotel, Denver; ?5 deaths.
KurrtiucKu.
2. A runaway locomotive dashed intoaerowd
e<l train on the Coney Island railroad: ?l'
js-ople Injured.
7. flit miners entombed 1; fire in the Osceola
mine at Houghton, Midi.: ' '*) deaths.
11. 6 killisl and many injured in a head end
collision on the Great Northern near M> 1
l,u XII...
OCTOBER.
0. 30 people injured in a wreck on the Pennsylvania
railroad near Pittsburg.
13. 8 killed and 13 injured by ii runaway trolley
car at Pittsburg.
NOVEMBER.
0. 2 killed and 23 or :X) injured in a wreck on
the Baltimore and Ohio near Wheeling.
6. 40killed and 2U wounded by an explosion in
l>etroit; The Evening Journal olHco wrecked;
loss.
18. An electric car f< II into a draw at Clove
land; 19 deaths.
25. 71 deaths by an explosion of cartridges at
Barcelona, K|min.
29. Explosion ut the Tilly Poster mines near
Cannel, N. Y.: !' killed and 11 injured.
l?!.?KMIIEIt.
6. 2 killed and 4 injured ' y ,i l*>ilor explosion
at Athens. Ills.
8. It killed and 1 Injured in a switching accident
on the Ni v.- Yck. N't w 1 la Veil and
Hartford in N< \v York edy. 1
THE WORLD CF SPORTS. 1
Notlli.o Itaccs and (tallies e.f Homo and
1 iitcrnat icmil I uterest.
A Pitt I..
20 Eddie Halo !< w< r? d tin- < \ i:: _j r< cord a
second i:. t .lilori-.ia bv ruling a mile in 2
minutes 4 seconds.
M A V.
15. Hornpipe won th< I;:- klyn Handicap.
16. Larrarone wen the Svinarban H-ndican.
23. The sfh'.iir I i? * t it > m u-, Albert Matthey.
ended his l:?', days' ride from N'ew
York to Chic., "o.
24. Oilumbla won tli triangular boat race at
FoQKlilcccpsiu owr < o.iieii ami IVunnyl- '
van la.
28. YaJo defeated F1 trvard l>y lengths st
New London, Conn.
jtrt.v. 1
10. Oim-ll l-r;if n 1 y Trinity hull .*:t Henley r
for Grand Chullc 11 ' tun. 4
Arorsx. ,
2f? Ilcmjital won the Futurity ;.t Rr< ol;lyn. '
. \ e::PT::Mt:i:::.
7. The American j a-ht I*' n?l> r won tie- flr^t
rare ajniiu.-t Valky ra III l.y li minutes ninl
4'' see' litis.
10. Vnlky rie111 foul <1 the Ann v.ieht Dp- .
feiut* r and wr.n l.y 47 eon
12. IaihI Darnivc n wi.li.iri v. th? IT/li-h vaeht
Valkyrie '.11, giving the r..ee r r the America's
cup to lk-l'i n< : r.
c< ioin it.
B. Yfile nth!e*< s ih-fi :i tei! t V ?:.' : i :.t M >n- j
hat fan fit hi. winning S out of II i v nt-t anil
the inP ruatU n..l i < li> t.iate . l;;:i..piomdilp.
Ntivi ,
7. Tl?e single set". 11 r >? f i th< world's championship
won 1 y tin;: lair at At:-tin. Tex.
i 23. Yala tlefet.t-<1 1 ; .i.e. t< n in N-w York; ?
Score, 'M to ! .
Pennsylvania :< f- nti 1 Harvard r.t football
by a score of 17 to 11. .
29. Pennsylvania <! t.::t <1 form II :.t football
iu West Philadelphia; re. 4.'. t . 2.
MEETINGS AND REUNIONS.
1
Events In the Uealies ? f .srli-nre, Kcligion
hm<I Philanthropy.
JAM .111. '
22. Tlie National ?1 r.i.t. rs' a.s<>oiation
met at t tlieinna'i.
81. The twenty t. uti. v ' c nv r.t; n of
the Aim-ia an Wot:. . - .."r.".;' .. .-a :ation
1>. y.iii at At! v"
11 nut', r.
10. The fourth e<ni !).r.i.t n of
the Ke\ iint n . . . -liineton.
21. Tie- l.intll MuiU.i! ? . 1. the News- *
pant r l uhl.. h. : ...t.-.n uu t in New
York.
20. The Nation. 1 Dairy n - i-.t ;< n n>> t in animal
act i- !! id W. .*!
The third i.'iii'.v 1 . t < f lu'fer mid
chcc-ae ir.r l:>'i i ) 1! x-kfnril, Illd.
11. Cnr.eif r '. Tr ' . 1 A' li'.cnt
A < ; .t i ; A .'..it- i... 1fth on* | .
luu.l s n i.i :
18. Th< . "i < f tl?C I '
% nv.tiir V. . .. t .. . i; ...it .-.p. if '
oil ill i'i ' : I
Sl.t\ I t
1. Third i.i.if 1 i ,v Anurl* . j
oaii Ifv. I\i.... it I
8. 'ihi'11:i! ;\ ii Y. i
y. f. A. ' i d ...... : :?! .;
11.1 !. M.t !
14. Iilei li d < id 1;. :! i
\VT|V l
21. Th< i tut*tlC'on- 1
f. I'lik' \ U t ill, >
Tex.
28. Th< v. i... ; ... v t.a ; . f ike \
An rl. an I : a i-In id tit jy
Boston.
Tlie Ann r'.o.'i. i .
first uimiv. r n . i.i ..: -.: ;. i
4. Tin on- !:" id 1 ' . nnu-.l ?
comiiiiini. it in a < : , . I'i'r ! i
in:!- n. - in .' .v . . J
1C. Tin \f i*I.i \< i(. i. . .it. r..i:f. r? lie?
oji. ikiI i.i l.< a
.11 J.V. J
6. The Nat i'.'n.l I 1 I ? i:.t i< .rt !>< j
y.'iti us tiniunl ? i . I' v<
11. Omvi 111 :< >:i t. . : i < ( !
('hriMt lii? II '. . .iv . 1 i :
18. Fiftil il'.-iT'i i': ., l '.ili- j '
list Vivir.- I i Aim rmn ] '
< ;? n >1 in 15..! . . . ' '1
I '
18. Thr s. v?-:i {. -it.: i A .< ri- j"
can l.iliv..: y i. i i ? nv< r.
Tli" N:ilA .. l.aUM
ru t iii 1 ir >. k: ii.
10. Tim tlilri . i ;i .. 1 : . i'.r .thcrh'ixl
?.f I.- ni'.?:v ! ? ; ? ji. <\ at .
PitUbur;'.
0. Tim ?. A II. Ilii tin:'.! .i! lit .it
Lf uisvil'.f.
24. The 1'atIn>I'm Y ?'. .i * ,.:1 union ,
bi tJ.'in it- lu .i <.....i :nmil
in St. Lou...
oooih:':.
18. Tim nnt lot:: I V. t' .. I r> nv il in I!nltimorc.
1
Novi I.I j i
7. Tli'.rty-f l.ir 1 < >: ty For i
thn Ailvuiici riii ..t ? . \i .in n i. t in N? \v i ;
Orliiin-.
12. Tim thirtiin'h I < r.vr < of tlm
Unit" '. Si iti - o; VI ' I >.
\23. Thr i'U'.'. i iii i i.i! . n ! i V 1 r.msmi.snissljipl
coiiitri m ! i'. '1 in Onn.li;:.
I !'.( rMMtf.
9. Fifteenth annn.il >:.. .:. < f t Aim rl- !
can Ki'ih ri.tii n . i 1. r , is <1 in .N'riv
York city. I
19. Oontomii'i1 of A: ri ...: tou.n.in-'al liberty
celebration.
BUGGIES!
^BIG AUC'
CAR LOAD OF NJ
RECI
/Vll not s;ld l>y
nary, >vi 1 i tlioii lx
Highest Bid
CALL AND SE
L. G
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Ill Sort* of Occurrence* That Are Well
Worth Noting.
.IAN UAH Y.
P. t'prisir.sr in Hawaii in the interests of the
<l? ri<isi ?l f|u<-< n.
4. Trolley motormcn ami conductors struck
in Brooklyn.
FEBRUARY.
0. The Brooklyn trolley strike ended on oil
lines except one.
MARCH.
0. William K. Vnndcrbilt, the noted railway
magnate :uid multimillionaire, divorced by
his wife on statutory grounds in New York
city.
2. Strikers' riot at New Orleans.
11. The Spanish vessel Relna Rcgente, whirl
disappeared some day* before, found neai
Gibraltar; 43f) people missing.
'A. I.i llung Chang, China's ptiaec envoy, Bhol
by a Japanese in Simcuosekl.
APRIL.
M. Nat Jones, e veteran speculator of the "Bis
Four," died in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Ix?lic, first wife of the well
known New York publisher, died at Sho'
kail, N. Y.
MAY.
12. Chief Whirlwind, noted Cheyonno warrior,
died at Fort Reno, O. T.
fi. Th<> income tax declared unconstitutional
l>y a vote of 5 to 4.
3G. John A. Morris, rnec horse owner and cap
italist. died at Kcrrville, Tex.
JUNE.
IT. The Harlem ship canal, connecting >Jortl
river with Long Island sxiund, opened witt
!1. Emperor William lai?l the keystone-of tlj?
Kaiser Wilhelm (Kid) rooal.
Jl'LY.
<i Mol> attacked nn A. P. A. parade in Boston.
5. AlexaiuU-r Hester, America's greaetcet da
giu rr? otypist. died at Evanston, Ills.
f>. Stamlmloff, ex premier of Bulgaria,.dic<]
I y assassination at Sofia.
AfOL'ST.
15. P. F. Tiothernu-1, painter of "The Battle <>1
(li ttysbnrg" and other celebrated pictures,
died at I.infield, Pa.
!fe. Patrick (iaruu Duffy, formerly a New
York police Justice and known us the 'little
judge," died at Toms Kiver, K. J.
.1. Gen. Ely S. Parker, an Indian who served
on Grant's staff, died at Fairfield, Conn.
SErTKM HK.n.
4. Tl-e Mora indemnity of 11,410,000 paid by
Spain.
IS. The Atlanta exhibition formally opened.
!7. The l'rer.eh army entered tlio capital of
Madagascar.
!9. .lamiH Stewart (Paul Webb), noted swimmer,
died at Spokane, Wash.
OCTOBRK.
ii. Harry Wright, veteran baseball manager,
died at Atlantic City.
5. Prr.f. Henry Maurice Willkqmm, distinguished
German botanist, died.
7. Miss Ada Cavendish, the actress, died in
London.
0. Dr. Albert E. Footo, distinguished mineralogist,
expired suddenly wliilo at tlio Atlanta
exposition.
Concluded next week.
Kiiikllii's Arnica Salve.
Tiik 11;>T Sai.vk in the world for Col
J rubes, Seies. Ul.'crs, ha',! Kiicutn, Fevci
jigs, Tetter. Cli ipp 1 II in N, Cltilhli t.in
.'oviis, n lid a 1 Skin lir.i |l mi ale I 11 'SMu y
ims I'iLs, u" ii > psy ivipiiinl. it is gr.ar1.ti
id to give perfect : aiisSctioti i r iiiulicv
i i t ; i. IV. I f P 'MX.
i-'U - V L T BY 11. F. I'osey
Notice! Notice!];
A1! pera in Hie hereby i >it>nl<(cn Co
re* pan, ecj'fcii.l y by pertni tin,; ilieir
( el; i > lre.'||i,i?H no the ri** liwula lelot.gin;;
> tue nii'lor*!}*' e I or any or cither of
leu. >'i-11 ?t?* I in l'nckiiey nn?l (.lOwdryM^
ril'.e Town-hi pa I'n'.oa County, S. C. an^
.IT the penalty of tin* l.iw.
Sioith I. J. A Chninhera, .1. T.
.1. li Moajj, t\ N. tiaroer, S. .1
1. II. well f.T K-tre It. K. Ilowell.
!. 1J.< oinlT. I'r J H. Gnruvr
iFch. 1?
. o.
NOTICE.
Vil pernona are hereby forl.Mileu to hunt
. or Irettpaes by .lay or night, on nay of
i;c latula I elonging to tin* uu.ler-ignetl or
toy or either of them, Mtunio in lSogtnsville
.wiifhio. L aion I'd.. S t' . un-lor the oca
iliy <>f (be law.
Fiiii'aril W.11.urn,
II. t\ La* son. Sr ,
Cordon u illi ini-,
Jasper \\ tlbum.
Wch 1 ?'.Mi.
?- . o
( lire for llcuilut-lto.
As a reined; for all forms i f Headache
I'. reiric lliiii is has | roved t . I ? the vciy
liest. li i'111 els a |>ci 11>itioi'I cure ft lid (lie
iuo-1 drciide J liahilnil sick bcadic lits yield
in i i iiilluencc. We urge nil who are nlHicl
p.I i > procure a bottle, and give ihi- remedy
i fur irml. In cases r f lribitnn) conrtipa.
tiiiin Fee i ie Hitters cures I.v giv.ng ill.
ceded I 'UP lo the bowels, and few ca-e>
long resist the use of ih s melt inc. Try ii
oi.ee. Only Fifty cents ai 15. F. Posey'}
Drug Store.
np,- ,r, <<M>
1 f you n. e l a Fountain I'en, SMITH &
NICHOLSON have llieui.
? . . .....
s
BUGGIES!;
HON SALE?J
EW BUGGIES JUST
2IVED.
SaW;s(lny in Jan?
Hold at miotion^to
<loi' For Cash.
v
CETHEM.
?j
. YOUNG.
\. <;. ri.oYD
i dkalkii in
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
la kg est stockin th e
county
iok
DRY COODS.
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
CLOTHING,
UNDERWEAR,
SEE US.
f We Always have IJakgains.
The laudest stock op Heavy
; ani> Fancy (juoceiues, nouoiit at
1 the lowest mahkkt pi'ice.
In tiif.sk we lead
all in qlalii
y and
it. ice.
Low I'hice skekkhs, come and see
us, we * can sell to you, and please
| you.
fl.G.FLOYD.'J.Q.WRAY,
marr.
I STILL
| AHEAD
i If you want good goods at low
prices call on
II \T7io J. J. L Co.
.! Jones'oi'.ie.
Wk Have Just Received
Car Ok Flour Bought
i CHEAP ETC.
We are sellieg 20 lbs New Orleans
Granulated Sugar
for $1.co. We have
I 1 ? 11 1 f\ :^4.
I goi lilt; ui:r>i <111 uuui t-iiuv iui
j suit for $7.50 in America.
You will pay
Eight
for
it
Anywhere.
\Yc sell 2S0Z cakes Turpen;
;ir soap for 5c.
Our sto. ?c of shoes can't be
beat Remember we handle
Drew Selby Co s Ladies' fine
shoes and Smith 1 land Sewed
for men. Cm: us a uai.l.
THE J. j. LUT! FJOHN CO.
! JONES11 !LLE, S.C.
i _ __
I To the Public.
I WE WANT OUR TRADE
OUR MOTTO IS
LO W
PRICE
Wo hand1 c nothing but the
best goods in our line. Call
on us for,
DRUGS, OILS, TO I LET ARTICLES, STATIONERY.
SOARS. PERFUMES, EXTRACTS,
TORAtVO, CIGARS,
AND ('IDARKTTES.
We ure n?on'* for tl,p celeo'Bie i I'RIXCK
, OF 1 MM A ci>mr.*. The Rest in t >wn, try
one rod r,o convince!.
Ricjrjrii'ii >m nuefu'ly compounded nt nil
I hour*. Very Rc*pecifully,
Dr*. Munro end Goin^ liuvn tlicir olhce
in our more and will lie found there in the
fn'ire.
; THE CAROLINA DIluG CO
FOR SALE.
A Jer*y Heifer U yours old in Febu&ry next
Apply to
? lit. RENJ. ALLSTON.
A
\
We Are Ready!
OUBlPAIiL*STOCK NOW
C O MjiP LETS.
For the past two months we Imvo been gatlicring together th*
very latest Novelties as^they make their appearance, in our
IMMENSE DRY GOODS PALACE.
INo sucli collection in union ninny 0110 cstaouseracni.
The days of oppression have vanished, and the prospects arc
brighter than they have been sinco 181)1. No town in the
State is more abreast of the times than Union.
Iler growth and importance is watched by the entire State,
PflPpri | is part and parcel of it. Ilis^combination SStorc pfTPP|?I f
rUIllEiLilj js Upt0 date. Here you will finde\cry Department * ullvLLL
Complete.
The busy season has commenced, that means we are busy, But anxious to
be busier. Because we have the largest and best stock of Dry Goods
Notions, Shoes, Hats and Trunks in Union, and we are selling
them for less money than we ever have done before. That
is saying a heap but it's so all the same.
We extend a cordial invitation to everybody in Union County to
give us a call.
Respectfully,
Tilli PUIlCEi.T, CASH CO.
S. S. SMITH.
NEW
illJTT ?PRICES.
I oni here to stay aiul prepared to
sell you anything you need in
DRY GOODS
AND ?
r>Gkm?r> ii70
u avj^L-n i CiO.
Now goods comipg in all tlie timc.
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
VB VHVH WHWH VH WH WHVB wH wHWB W WHWI1
A special drive in
SHOES.
S- S. SMITH.
SCATFR & SOW.
STAPH! AND FANCY
GROCERS
Snow Flake and Tea Flake Crackers salty and plainFresh
Nuts of all kinds.
New Crop Raisins.
New Crop CitronCleaned
Currants in packages.
:o:
APPLES
BANANAS
v_v v? xv -lnj u 10
NGES
LEMON'S
&c ETC
:o:
Tomatc Catsup
Pickles Of ALL Kinrts In Ten Cent Bottle
FRESH FISH EVERY SATURDAY.
At S. M. RICE, J p., OLD STAND.
CANDIDATES i OXL"' 81000
,j r .jj . I ' 1 '"'J K
DRUG TRADE, j SEWING MACHINE
OF UNION COUNT/, AM) Til IS ,,Vo"'u*'1 ,llei"!n 11 ?erora; lil;0 ?r
j < T ' I I I? i ' 'C? MACHINES, PI.
, r, , - ^ 'atsto:-. ' . ' a.nf; yv^sr n cloks
1 J -i Aw -B i' o .?! nl 1 sins, M. RICK. Jr.. K. U.
I i .'iftvc'iiiya few $10.00 Machine* on
1 Pure Drugs. Iiuni now i\wo rnick. I#?it \ ^?cpcuii2
Lowest Prices coi .sistfc'll with Ih h!iir,]y very l.enl MAOilINKS,
. c.-i-l ni' ; iln "tflfMidani," v >iicli f
quality of our goods. J ..'nil-; :,\\TioN > PIMPh."
3 Accuracy nnd (Lnipeteucy in com; j
J Wc carry tlio largest lino of Patent j Jj$, y '
and Phamaceutieals is immense. and i mm w a u
is purchased from l!?e lilted m./iu teo A ' \ V
facturiiVg auu impotting hou.-os in the D
0 Wo carry n full s.ock of 'he l?Kt j li.VTHIi.'
j Paint lirushes. j ..
" " . -ctJ Da'i ina .? t!,f v?r;,j * J\i?r
7 Wo carry the liuc.-t line ol Stit.o I ; : 1,1 - ?fuu ..ttp umii
J _ ' tur? ! ri. I. .1. vo, rl:;;;. . f? no.jlus
and Kye (ilasses in the courtly. ( fern. < n? .mi lim-J times.
UNION DKUCj (JO. | s m wets Jr, e. u.
i
V
\
RIGHT NO
is
TIIE PROPER TIME, -O , X
PAINT YOUR HOUSE.
DON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHER
DAY, RUT CALL AND GET
COLOR CARD
A*D QUANTITY ESTIMATE AT ONCl
DELAYS ARE EXPENSIVE
IN CASES OP ACTUAL
NECESSITY.
WE SELL
LUCAs' BEST
READY MIXED PAINTS, P
W 11TE LEAD AND LINSEED
OIL
A. II. FOSTER Sc CO
t*v 1 .1 m 7 ?
wnat s T!ie sense
Of paying agents a profit of
15 to ^5 Dollars
on a .Sewing Machine,
simply because you can buy
it ou a credit, .when you can
US
$19v50
CASH I
(ANl) FKKIGliT FROM ITIIK FACTORY^
-A. 1ST O OWT ,
demoi/bst. r
About lf)C Nuprin the homee
in Union o unty. What more
do you want, than a five
year guarantee on a machine
at factory price?
A. H. FOSTER HO.
BIIiTtTTEIRS
AiSS
Q3 US I! N* I! N" E*
Is an expression frequently ^
1: - J a. r
iipfJUt'U u> 1
CHILL REMEDIES,
ami it is usually true; for, indeed,
.Quinine forms the basis of almost all
such remedies. I GUARANTEE
GROVE'S TASTLESS CHILL
TON 10 to be as pleasant to the taste
as Lemon Syrup, and one 50c Battle
to wire any ease of Chills?other
wise money returned to you\
Is not that fair?
B. F. Posey, Physician
anil Druggist, Opposite Union* Hotel
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
DESCRIPTIVE.
Drugs and,Purity and * strength
Medicines. Guaranteed: Delicate
Perfumery, and permanant. The
Soaps. Toi- most fragrant, cleansing
let a n'Land lasting.
Laundry. < ? , . ..
Ciga.s jind C "surpassed in quality,
fchcanor than nnv
A VWUVVUCj 1 "" *"*V '
Lamps and V fall assortment at fre?
fixtures, trade prices.
^peetacles p r ^ the Aluminium
Needy! ' ? ;!fra,nes> win *B*t
Sundries [rust or tarnish. ,. nlud
jl* I'reserin-[in^ almost cveryi Vg
lions. [My specialty.
Almanacs and I'idurcs for the cki!*
dren IVee.
I'OSKV'S iiiiig Store.
<'pp. Union Hotel, Union, S. C%
Any one v.'i > li*-- ! ililrvn will rt)oi.'?
wil'n !.. I'-. .1 nii'i.r I,. of l'lainliuid, N.J.
Ili-i iil.lc boy. i vo yens of ago, wos -k
wiih crmi|i. i.vn lays and night*
trad various n ine lion ?ocoinmended J
friiMid 'ni. i i. '.<* l of lie Bays; "I thoil^ >t
nmv nouiii i'i.u- ini.i. i mm seen liawi'1
orlui.i ('<11^1 r.i-f.cJy advertised *i 1
1111<?11. ( I w.-hi 1 try it as A last hope A l
Mill hr.J . V to :'!>y ihlit oftcr two dnses h
Icj.i Mini' morning. I gnve it to him ui j
diiy mi l :i euro was effected. I keop I' .
iciuoily i:i the ho ise n <w And as moor a
Any of my chi'JrtMi show signs of cinop
give i( in tlu'-.i i'id I'i'it is I:i? iasi of it
'J"? >ni nO cent hot'l -H for snlc i>y II. F
1'itioy, Drugijsf.
Notice.
I will he nl I n-on ('. II. S. C. on Stnar
day of e>ieli week for the purpose of tin a
tiring hi y iir.d nil IniMiiess connected m: h
I Fanners Mntitul l'ire 1 ns.Association a. i
w i! l>o pha-'d In moct with nay who wi k
ii nr;i:a<inii in reference to the AssooiA'ion, ?
;i< d will giro ?ny and oil information wi'
i> leisure. lloapt.
Joseph Sandera.
Nov.-;5 1 h
i