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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

bBahtitS'
BOUND, thankful for past fovors,
this method to inform the citizens OF

BY BOUND, thankful for past 6yors, takes
hAs tins method to inform the citizens of Co.
lumbus, and the public generally that having pro-
cured an assistant Baker, he is now manufacturing
a Butter Cracker, which, being always fresh, and a
branch of the profession which he has followed for
Tie last dty years without iutcmnsiou, warrant
lhem better than any imported Cracker. lie is also
extending his bakery to every variety OF Cakes :
specifications for any kind or quantity WILL be sup
Piled at short notice for Families or Parties.
p. $. Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel. Also,
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap article
for plantations, as it will Keep for years IN any cIt-
matc July 9, l53S--52yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
'TOMn I.ots fnr said.

I'm obedience TO an Act Of the Legislature Of
n Mississippi, passed al its last session; the
undersigned Commissioners will offer al pubic sale
il the city Of Jackson, on Wednesday the 2lst Of
November next the unsold TOWN LOTS in the
SAID city Of jackson. The rapid Improvement
the town must soon render these lots very valuable
Jackson, the seat OF Government OF the State of
Mississippi is pleasantly situated on the west bank
of Tie Pearl River, about one hundred miles north
east Of Natehc2 aud about fifty cast Of Vicksbnrg.
From both Natchez and Vicksburg Rail Roads are
in rapid progress, (apart Of which are already in
successful operationy to ln:efsect at Jackson,
The State House an eegan, brick ediice which
is nearly completed the Penitenlary and other
public buildings, which are being erected
when completed viii make jackson one of the
most pleasant inland towns in the State 1t has al
ready Two banking houses The Union Bank aud
Brc nch of the Plauters Bank of Nachez.
The above mentioned unsold lots are many Of
them situated in the most beautiful and healthy Dart
Of the Town, and viii be sold on credit Of
one, two and three years, with notes secured.
| reserviug lien on said lots for The security OF
the purchase money
b. w. BENSON.
A. B, SAUiDERS,
j. A. VAN HOESEN.
/ Commissioners.
| Oct ION, 1883. l6w4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

IN Indian remedy for the 1ooth-.4chc.
TEVlIE established reputation and constantly in
n. crcasing demand for this eilectual remedy
of pain and prcseryatve of the teeth, has induced the
subscriber 10 offer it to the American public Ar
ranaNments have been made TO supply agents in all
the principal cities and towns in the United States,
50 as to place within the reach of those suffering
aud likely to suffer with this most harassing OF all
Aches Tooth .lche.
When applied according todrcctions given on the
bottle it has never faded TO afford immediate and
permanent relief ltaIso arrests the decay in dctcc-
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which So ire.
quenily renders strong tooth useless. The opp,i-
cation and remedy simple, innocent, and not UNI
pleasant; and the large number opersons in differ
ent sections OF the country that have already CXpe-
rienced such delightful and salutary effects from the
use ottho Balm, are ready to bear, Qor the public
good,) their testimony, TO It's unrvaled qualities Il
Is an Indian remedy obtained singularIy and mex
pcctedly, and may be regarded 10y tie ciylzc,
world as the most valuable discovery the Rec
man of the Woods.
| For Sale by SMITHS FRlERSON, Druggists
| Columbus, mississippi, &c PRlcE 81 PER BorrlE
IL. Is. MONTAGUE
march 8, 1888. SAY
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Pr8bafs Coirt, SgPi. tffaa' 1873
FnVO IN persons interested in The Real Estate
III Felix Wood deceased, you are hereby
,,,.a =, Il ana aupcar bstore toe Judge Of ouF Pro-
~ Coarf 10 b. fcld a the Court House in uie
rsesf,r af,rssaid, on the frs, Monday 10 December
rsxt. anl show cause II any sou have why lhf lul-
loving hnis tic property OF the Eaiaic ct ra'd re-
Tx Wood deceased, % Wiz: the south cast quarter
of section number thirty eve tbs south he'll o. ue
north east quarter the south east fractional quarter,
the east half Of the south wes quarter and The south
west quarter ef lhc south west quarter 81 fractional
section numter thirty SIX, in township number SIX
eea Of range nuHlber seventeen west, aud the north
west quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
number two, the east half Of the north west quar-
ter, the cast half Of the south west quarter, The
wcss half Of the south cast quarter Of section atm
Der eleven; lots number five, eight and eleven Of
fractional section number one aud lot TWO Of fac
tona section number twelve, IN township number
seventeen, Of range number seventeen west, should
nj, be sold according to The prayer of The petition
Of Laekey Wood Administrators Of sid Felix
Weed deceased and then and there to an and sui
fer such things as may be considered Of and order
Ell BY said court in tho premises.
WIiaess ruoNAs SAMSON, Judge Of Probaies lor
said county ol Lownies, Inc trSl MonGsy OF sep
TENDER, A D 1888.
Attest WM p FULLER, Clerk pro. tenn.
Sept. IS, ls3s-l0-llw. Pr. fee Sal 90
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The State OF Mississippi,
MONROE ConNT

Probatcs Court, October Tern, 1889 3.
VEI0 all persons interested in the lands y j
n ments and Entertainments OF the es' ~ Il.
Thomas c. Branch, deceased, 10 pc sH1 IL
pear at tie next term of the Probaies Coein %
held at the court house, in the town Of hu ,btrs
the FIRST Monday of January next, men aia epe.
to show cause why so much OF the aus ;o.slsls
nients, and heredltamenls of the SAID MA as ths
should not be sold as will be sufficient = Ky
residue Of The debts, Of the SAID lnles''I eses
WlTvEss the Hon Richard DhweIh Is.
Attest test '9'''4 oh. MORGAN, ~
l4w7 In. II IS %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Gins! Gins!! G:ins!!l

TFYiIE subscriber would inform the public, that
n he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town Of Louisville. Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business
he feels confident he shall be able to give satlsiac
ton to aIl who may patronlse him. His gins wall
be made Of Cas-, ana German steel running on the
best Of boxing and he viii be able TO furnish leo Gins
IN time for the next cotton crop. lie would invite
the public in general to call al his Factory and eX
anime tor themselves He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN +. COLLIER
Jan. 6, l-9a-26-H
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

l7,Sl5 Prizes amounting to S94l5@O
Packages OF IS whole Tickets for Sl25, must
draw $50, aud may draw the four Capitals, which
ore S37 900
Certificate Of Packages S74.
Packages OF Halves and Quarters, IN proportion.
70 TICKETS $500, Halves $3.50, Quarters
Sl25 for sale at the AGENTS Office, two doors be-
Ioty Jones Hotel, and at Boss & Rawts Exchange,
on Main street. Columbus
This Lottery draws every Saturday al some one
Of the principal towns in Mississippi.
g1-AI orders from distance, postage PAID
will be promptly attended by
c. WARREN, Agent
Oct. q. III Columbus, Nj.
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Vie Tndlnn's Pnnaccn.

E1v0k the cure Of Rheumatism, Scrolua OF
H Kings Evil, Sciatica or Eiip-Gout Incipi
ent cancers Salt Rhepm, Syphilitic and Mercurial
diseases particularly ulcersand affections ofhe homes
Ulcesated Throat and Nosirils Ulcers Of every de-
scrption Fever Sores and internal Assesses; Fistu-
las, Scald Head, Scuryy, Bllcs, chronic Sore Eyes
Eryaipelas. Bloches, and every variety Of cutnneou
affection; chronic caarrh, Ileadach from particular
cause Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceeds
ing from yitiation Affections Of the Liver chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused BY torpid action Of the vessels Of the Skin
II is singuary cllcaclous in renoyating those con.
stitstions which have been broken de.,n by lnmd.
cious treatment, or juvenile rregu' rites. In gen
eral terms, II Is recommended in al those diseases
which arise from impurities in The blood, or ytation
OF the humours, of whatever name or kind
FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of Smith
Frlerson y 60, on Market st. 2 doors from Main
April %, 1887 Aft
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Livery StnhIc.

FENHE subscriber thankful for past iayors,
u would respectfully inform the public that he
is still al his old stand, corner ot Market aud Wash
ington streets where every thing will be conducted
under his own supcrinteudencc, and not surpassed
hy any establishment Of the kind in Tie South. lie
has attached to the Stables, large Lots, for the ac-
comnodation of Stock Drawers, Wagons, sc, with
good trough, and plenty oi Corn and Fodder at a
iar price, S. b. ALLEN.
Columbus, Oct q. 1888. l3-u
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For Sale.

A desirable residence, one mile cast from ID
IN Court house in Columbus. There are eisiy
acres OF land in the tract, forty Of which are in rl
tivation, the balance well tmbered; the other in-
provements are comfortable dwelling house, atth.
en-, &C. barn, stables and corn crib, neycr-laling
well Of excellent water, orchards OF various fruits Of
choice selections. VIII be sold with the place, he.
CURED, a lot Of corn, fodder and oats. Possession
given on tho lstol January next. For terms, apply
to Maj. II. Barry in Columbus, or 10 Mr. j. h,
Barton on tho premises.
Il. D. HADEN.
Columbus, Nov, 8, 1888 l7f
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Taken Wp.

BY Robert S. Lyon, in 0hlI19ea
SfSA county, Miss, three head oil honss
IN Of the following description ;-one %!
~ mare, about IA hands high, ! .
4 9 ~ years old, ame in her right aFe Es
STAR in her forehead no brands Pef'0'
able. Appraised to sevenly.fve dollers' !.
.also,--A chestnut sorrel FLY, supposed y
three years old, bazed face, four white esa
brands perceivabIe. Appraised at fifty doaT !. i
,4lso,-An iron gray mare colt, supposed y 4
months Old, no brands pcrceivable. ApPPral%,ss is
tbirty-Gye dollars taken up on the Ism Jue
oktbbeeha COUNTY
Oct. a7-l6-4w I7r. fee So %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

The officers and non commissioned oF.o. -''''
assemble for drill and Instructions on tle ~ VII
yious to their respective reviews, Maj, p! re-
E. HAERIs wlIl act as inspector Of The 81 R.-1'
and Major ROBERT b. WELLs viii aetaeio.,s-. a.t
of the lst Brigade. The Brigader Gen.. ~.
their respective staff will attend he reviews n Il
respective Brigadcs; the Colonies coun,and,r,.
the several Regiments in this DIVISION will At T..
rcgmena musters make ont and forward s..
Adjutant General returns setting forth the mana,
all officers Of their regiment the date Of each H.
mission, the number Of companies in their reoins,,
and the number Of non commissioned officers ~
pryates. The General Order of the 9Th Of Ma.
prescribing the uniform Of the Militia Of tits S.r
is unchanged All officers are required 10 ~,
themselves forthwith, tits required Of the insD,es,
to report each Colonel commandant whose regrs.
is not organized, and also, TO tpor all such oFy,
who do not appear in uniform al their respective \.
gmenta musters; tie report to be made to the m.
per officer so that the delinquent can he dealt VA
before court-marial TO be appointed for that n,
pose. il IS also enforced Oh The inspector 10 cy,r.,
the equipment of each inform company Of Cav7
or Infantry aud report the same.
By Order Of Major General, REuREN H. Cav
ABSALIM FARMER,
Inspector OF the 4th Division, Mi Min
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
commissioners Notice.

YEy0 all persons interested in tho estate of
IL john Alfred, late Of Nashville, Lowndes
county, deceased Thomas J, Lewis Administrator
Of the estate aforesaid having represented TO the
Probate court that the said estate is nsovent, the
undersigned by an order of the said court have
been appointed Commissioners with full power to
receive and examine all the claims OF and against
the said estate we will in compliance with the or
der of the court aforesaid meet the creditors Of sai0
estate, at Nashville, on the second Monday in
March, 1889. All accounts Sc. may be handed 10
the commissioners al any time,
N. N. NASH,
A. SMITH.
Sept Stl, lS3S.--9-id, Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
twenty Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY FROM

FHNlIE subscriber near Athens, Monroe conn.
II W Mississippi, on the 18th January, 1898,
negro man called HARRY about twenty-eieh, or
thirty years Old, dark complexion, about five feet
ten ichcs high one Of his upper or under Gore teeth
out, lis right hand has been ujurcd with cotton rin.
hasa smallscar in his forehead, near the eds of
his hair had On when he left, dark woolIen hunt
iag SHIRT, white cotton paniaoons, and Old won haI.
Us wlA probably attempt to 90 70 Williamson coun-
W ehnessae where he was raised. viii give
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
hnenent ~ JAIL 50 tlat | can gel him.
Shh' ~ Aaos-ast S b. MOORE
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TIE BLEW EFT HOUSE.

EOHN 0. BRACKEN will open this splen.
eS did lIoTEt on the first of October. 1t is
situated on the corner OF Washington and Market
ST, Columbus, few rods south OF Main ST.
His old friends IN this State, Alabama, Georgia
and adjoining States, who ave heretofore patron
ised HIM, are respectfully invited to give HIM call
His Bar will be furnished with the best of LlQUoRs
aud his Table with every luxury the country affords
There are splendid set Of Stables connected with
the establishment, which are not surpassed by any
IN the South All travellers may rely upon having
their horses well attended to by careful ostjers.
JOHN O. BRACkEN.
Columbus, Sept 30, 1883. l2-n
pC}- The Tuscaloosa Flag Of the Union td please
insert the dbore notice for tro months and send one
number Of The paper containing The notice, and the
bill 10 John O. Bracken for paymcw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

FAxllL Columbus Livery Stables arc located
near Livingston's lIo,cl--entragce from
Main street SADDLE HORSES Of superior
quality, gentle, with easy gait and high spirited eau
alwaya he had OH moderate terms. AIso, SliL.
KEYS, GIGS, BAR0uCHES, and COACHES,
with gentle horses with or without drivers may be
procured On ilc shortest notice
The undersigned viii also keep horses ~ he day.
week, month or year, on the lowest terms. His
stables VII be Under his particular and constant al.
tenllon, aad AZ who paronze hun may rely upon
having justice done them,
An excellent HEARSE may be had on sl,ort rs
tee at all times; the charge VIII be reasonable.
SIMON COCKRELI.
Septemher s. lsSs-n-tC
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BANK or THE ToMRIcBy r. r. Co.
Columbus. March 10th. ISIS.

BANK or THE ToMrlGBY r, r. Co. }
Columbus, March 10th, 1885
EpOOkS FOR subscription to the balance Of the
-ND capital stock of the Tombigby Rail Road
Company, Will be opened at their Banking House at
10 O'clock ON Monday the 10Th lust aud remain
open for six months, (unesS The amount should be
previously subscribed for) under an act, entitled
an act, to authorize Rail Road Companies to dis
pose Of their unso,i stock, copy Of which may be
seen az the Banking House.
BY order OF the Board.
II. W~CATER, Cashier.
March l7th, 1885 36-,c
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Dissolution.

FHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
u the undersigned as merchants, under the
firm Of Wilton s Hubert, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Al those indebted 10 said firm o
Wilton 4 Hubert. are requested 10 call on LYMAN
Wilton, who alone is authorized 10 collect ana 70.
ceipt for the debts due us.
LYMAN WILTON.
IoBINC HUBERT.
February II, ls3s.-52a
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Brandon Money.

EDERSONS indebted to Coyingion & Cal.
4 houn, or either can discharge their obliga-
tons in Brandon money.
Ii is 10 be hoped that those who have faded to set
tie up for SO 81, will now come forward We IN
tend TO settle our business BY note, cash. or suit
CONVICTION s CALHOUN.
Oct 20, ls2S.--l5-lw.
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The State OF Mississippi.
MoNRop Co.,.

Probates Court, October Term 1883
~ Office is hereby given to all persons Micro,
IL ed in lands, enaments and horeditamenls
Of John d. Jones, late Of said county. deceased
10 be and appeaEat tie court house il Athens on
The first Mondsylh January next, and show cause
why The said lands ienements, and hereditaments
of the said ntestae, should not be sold to paw the
debts Of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Richard DiIwortb, Judge Of
pfobates. Attest, d. II. MORGAN, Cfk.
iiG5 IPs. iee So 20.
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State of Mississippi,Lowndes Co. IS


ProbateS Court, October Term, 1888.
FENO all persons interested in the Real Estate
n Of David Myers, deceased late of Rich
land District South Carolina Nou are hereby
cited to appear before the Judge Of our said Pro-
bates Court, at a court 10 be ho den for SAID county
on Wednesday the fifth day of December, 1888, at
the courthouse in the town Of Columbus and then
and there 10 show cause, il any you can why an
order should not be made to sell the lolIowin de.
scrbcd lands, situated and being in Lowndes county
and State of Mississippi belonging to the estate Of
said David Myers, decd, according 10 the prayer
Of the petition of David +. Myers, one Of the Ex-
ecutors named in the last will and testament OF said
David Myers, deceased, 10 wit. The west half Of
section ten the whole Of section twenty-six the
west hall oil section twenty-five; the north hall Of
section th,ry-lyc; the west half of the northwest
quarter OF section thirty six; the west half Of the
southwest quarter OF section wenty-three; and
eighty acres Of land on section twenly-seven, run
mug for one mile north and south on The whole
length of said section on the eastern boundary of
said section twentyseyen and as far west so as to
embrace the said Number of eighty acres, all lying
aud beng in Township nineteen, north Of Range
seventeen east, containing in all eighteen hundred
and twenty acres. 1t is further Ordered by The
court, that this citation be published in the Coum-
bus Democrat, and Southern Argus two newspa-
pcrs published IN the town Of Columbus, for six
weeks successfully.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Sampson, Judge
Of Probaes court for Lowndcs county, this first
Monday OF October, 1883 Issued the fifth day Of
October, 1888. Test
r. D. HAYDEN, GIN.
| Oct 10, 1876 Pr fec Ssl7 80
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Land for Sale.
N EAR Starkville, the county seat Of 0ctbb
4 " ha county, Mississlppi. the south west ana

N EAR Starksc, the county seat Of 0ctibbe-
4 v ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-.
ter, Of section thirty four, in township number egh-
teen, north Of range number thrleen east the south
east quarter, Of section twenty-ninc, in township
number eighteen north Of range thirteca east the
west halt Of the northeast quarter, and the north
stquarter, OF section number two, in township
seventeen, olrngc thirteen east the north east quar-
ter, and the north eAst quarter Of the north west
quarter, dissection twelve, in township seventeen
north Orange thirteen casts and the north east quar-
ter of section number three, in township seventeen,
north Of range thirteen Gust The above lands are
selected by the best Judges and are offered Cor cash
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber at Brckels Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss,
ADDISON PEEL.
Teh IN tS9a AZ ~
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Waterman x Learned.

Labor Sarmg Patent Bric% Machine.
FSVO Brick makers Of Alabama; the underslgn-
u ed has bought the Patent for the State Of
Aabama and will put up a Machine for any person in
the State, at any place, that will mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules, four men and boys, or enough to
bear oil the brick, The Machine is so simple that
any person can make it. for there is no gearing Of
any kind; atof the work is performed by four piss
tern rods and four rollers. Any person who wishes
to purchase Machine can do SO by applying 10 the
subscriber in Columbus Mississippi, aud any person
who wishes to buy right for county, or single
machine can be had by applying to the undersigned;
as the above Machines viii always be put in oper-
alton when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept 10, 1888. l0-12m
Cc5-The Flag of the Union will please publish the
above for six MONTHS and send their bill 10 h. b.
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LANk Bonds for Administrators, Exac,-
NJ tors, Letters OF Administrator. Cuo, ~.
Bonds, Tavern Keepers Licenses Mar,;sns ISL.
SEES suited to any county IN tie state e., so. -'.oei-
V'''Ss = ~ HeN'po''| Nav 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
By the President of the U. States.

y \ pursuance oil the provisions OF treaty be-
L tween the United States aud the Chlckasaw
Indians made and concluded on PontotoC Greek,
on the twentieth day Of October, 1892, aud Of the
supplementary and explanatory articles thereto
made ana concluded Oh the twenty second day Of
the same month and also OF the treaty between
the United States and the Chickasaw Indians, made
and concluded at the City of Washington, on the
cath day of May, 1884; |, Martin Van Buren,,
President Of the United States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sale for the dsp0-
sal OF such Of the lands coded 10 the United States
by the said Indians as are hereinafter described,
shall be he'd at the Land Office at poutooc, in MIS-
sissppi on the first Monday in January next VIZ :
Wed Of the Chickdsap Meridian Line.
Township 10, Of range 6.
Fractional townshipll, Of range 6.
Fractional township p, Of range 6.
Fractional township 10, OF range I.
Fractional township IL, of ranGe7.
Fractional township 10, Of range s.
Township 4, Of range 9,
Township of range g.
Fractional township 9, OF range ..
Fractional township O. Of range g.
Township 4, Of range TO-
Fractional tow nsip 8, Of range 10.
Fractional township0, Of range 10.
Township 4, OF range 4.
Fractional township S, Of range 1,
Fractional township I, Of range II.
Fractional township I, Of range 49,
The lands selected as reservations, under the pro-
visions OF the said treaties are to be excluded from
the sale.
The sale will Be kept open for two weeks, (unless
the lands are sooner disposed ot) and no longer
and no private entries Of land in the townships So
offered, will be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two weeks.
The lands will be offered in quarter sections, and
fractional quarter sections where such exist.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
this twenly-second day Of September, A, D,
1888 NJ. VAN buren,.
BY the President:
JSo NJ. MooRE, .4cting Com. Of the Gen. L. Q
Oct. 20,-l5-tds.