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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26

Angus Mclean. ltj acrcs.
CO Fielder, Gus1lin lZJ.
Mary 4 lnALinett, 500.
" Patrick, agent Estate Of 4 S Rash,
100
Smart Summers. lS
ami Siobin, l3T. 7,
Sarah T.lani, *.
IP wanuamuker, $50.
Cow Coshe Town.hip.
Thomas Pulaski, go.
EiiIadeh Tornihp.
W. Il. Livingston. l2j9
Eoh Govan, Jl6.
GA Furiick. 200.
Livingston. 3?4.
/ Livingston, nu.rdlsn, 500.
Martin Erincson. lis.
Estate Snu,'l Pearson. 40.
Mrs Ann Si:nons. !so.
Ccva2y. TOrn,hp.
IA Araut. 20.
Arnnt. 80.
Try VI Dautzlcr. loo, r.
iva. kenucr y. sc.
k.ckcnbaGcr, 90.
GoJ,Hand To,rs,ktp:
Margaret Arso,, 200. X.
Jslr W Davis. Agent fog Minors, 565.
II lIarsan,37, II.
JAS Scuag, ~, r.
Hcton Torn.h;p.
p"niri Livingston l2O@
Morgan Gnrick go.
EHcHy Torn.hY>
john c whe.steue, 700, bough, from y.
H. Bar:oh
Nero Bloom. o., r.
Jerome McMichael. 1856.
Alonzo M,lhous. 45S.
David Sharpssn, .7s.
Lyons Torn,hP. ..
J W IIunkerpillsr. 90.
Rachel IlSigisr. coo
Middle Torn,hip: ...,
Z X Dau'z!er. 100.
|. Dantzler, 100.
J q liunter. lOi.
J wS,roman, Agent for Dantzier. IIs.
TW stroman, Agent for Est A s,rsman,
500.
S u Smith, Agent, 400.
St'c Hope f'oSn,hip.
DS s,sly, 1870, II.
Orange Township.
C Chaplin, Town Lot, 20 Il ~
Be,j Byas, 6S5.
Jas 7 Mays, one town lot. Z"
\<llaine Mere. l96. Z"
Mira - Mclton,T.
Pharoh Robinson, one town lot.
q Herbert Sass, one town let.
Estate Seligmsn one town lot.
Tx Sasportas, town lots aud 1860 acres
Pine Grort Topn.hp..
CRTaber, 1900,
Poplar To3n'ais:
sam'l W Boorhar,, 100.
Nero Chavis, 1870.
Estate Adam Felder, l8l.
Peter Ransom, 1871.
London Lawrence, 9G
Adam Palmer. 1870.
TC Perkins, 30. r.
Elizabeth Rush, $40,
4 " Stone, 81. X.
PrOSidtnee TOrn,hip.
Joe. Keitt, so acres.
Handy johnson, so acres
u II Dantzler, l2E
/ d Dantzlsr, 0uapdian, for C Il. DAnti.
Ter, 143. n.
John T Griffin. 100.
April Grant, 1871.
william 7. Kiet, So,
Frank PAulling, ISL.
Caroline J A shulsr, $50. 4.
john ID Shuler. 80, .
Sam D Shuisr, l42. .Ga
@ W Thompssn, 100. 5,i. a.. q
Mrs VI A Thomas, 4s. n.
Rocky Grers TssasAP- ...f
Martha A. ii Boylston, bsS T
Union TssashY- "a Nsa
Sam Busbee, 60 r.. .a .re
VIM Brown, So
peserh utlfe, 3c%.
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I24s SRINSS. "a IjIllIIj lIIIji1i5Ss.PFT ~

I an pleased to annohaee 10 the pshliay
that TQuRNaMEST ISiIl take plssgst
oraageb6fg s. C., ON tho Ess. dAs sSsfxy.
The good ei,iteas of Chariestea through sAs
ina1shess e. ear worthy HgRAEby hIsS.1 ;
aOn'ribnt'a Handsomely tsduy sss sf Prsss,
The lirt Of Knights fer the contest 10 being
rsPidS ,hnsa up An tksss dssissss IL
sntsriag. can, de so By Eivias nae tAsir
names on or befSFe tks 2o,a day ef APRIL ss
sf.sp this daS the !isr viii be elossA
1w- PATRBCEs HSsH
0rsngssarg s. G., -
April Il tf
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} Jordan, John Jencs, J D Nccl.
Noel Tmlb;rt W Mccain,
James Barnes, J Britt p Tucker.
John Iagan, w Watkin, B Pruitt,
J Bell, Henry Bowie, 4 Hall,
W u Bowie, Juo. Vance, 4 V Pruitt.
ID l. Hannah, NC Rivers, G. Jones.
W Nichols, S Il Cook, &c Hall,
onng Jordan. NJ Freeman
w Wickliho, JCriowen, V Sharp.
J N Prui,, Al Weed, W Hail
4 J Clinkscales. r O Hill. Burt Riley.
Jas. Thomson, @ W Bowen, Wn Cook.
ID AewIne, A Ever. Ut Chcatham
Taylor II Riley II M Prince.
NJ i Ashley, W Fooshco, s W brooks.
Ackcr, ii Davenport, J 5 Shirley
VIM. Hagan, J j Acker, JM Jordan.
{ Pooshce, w 6 Cronipr Oncnll
Adams. + Anderson, " VI Webb
J Fposhce, I il Pickett W Whitley
X Ecker, III j Epting, 4 III. bile
STATt OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AnHErILLE County, January IA, 1873
|. l.. d. Bowie. Clerk of the Ceur; of
Common Pleas and General Sessions. for
county and Sta aforesaid do hereby
ccr,ifr that am personally ncq,Iainro |
with the above signcrs, and AXE pleasure in
saying that they nro sSycrally honorable
gentlemen, and urc men Of credit and nm.
doubted vcracity. I will adj that Mcssr,
Culver lrothcrs have sold several hundred
OF their Farmer Cooking Stoves in rhis
county. and. 20 far as i.have heard. tAcy
give universal satisfaction.
l.. ID. BOWIE.
upril 10 A.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Homestead.
THE CoNsTSTUToy USCoySTyTC-
37IoNik. u
Old Debts TO be Paid.

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE UNITED
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

We have heretofore referred to the value Of
oatmeal as an article OF food, and we add here a
few receipts for cooking it, which we Gull from
trustworthy sources a.
y Oatmeal Povridge Take six -tablespoOnfulls
of meal and soak it over night in pint and q
half OF water in the morning stir il up well,
and put the pail into kettle OF boiling water
let it boil for half an hour, as hard as possible
then stir ina eupful OF milk and let it boil If
teen minutes. SeaBon with salt and eat with
cream end -sagar- II soakod over night, it re-
quires much less cooking. 1t can also be made
without the addition of milk.
UnJeTnented ont Cdke.-Soak one pint Of
meal In one pint of buttermik over night; next
morning add one small teaspoonfull of saleratus,
dissolved in water, and wheat -four enough to
roll out into thin cRkes bake fiat tins in hot
oven. .... . ..D
Oatmeal Breakfast Cake.--Take one pint of oat-
meal. a pinch Of salt, and just warm water
enough TO stir II up into a batter, like g'iddle;
cakes. Pour it into a shallow baking pan, and
bake for twenty minutes in hot oven. Or II
you prefer, bake IL in small cakes on the griddle-
iron, first putting in a handful of wheat flour and
a little more water The cold porrdge will also
make delicious gFiddle-eakes.
Oatmeal Crdcknels, or Scotch BdRnooks. Take
the finest quality OF oatmeal and stir in barely
enough water to wet it through add pinch OF
salt ; let it stand for ten minutes to swell; then
roll it out quarter Of an inch in thickness first
Touring the board and rolling-pin with wheat
tunr cut it with biscuit cutter and bake in a
IN derate oven as these cakes will burn quickly
and only require to be OF the lightest brown.
They will snap easily between the fingers, and are
pAlatAble. II put into close jar, they will keep
for several months. In the Highlands thoy pre-
eerve their bannocks In the barrels OF oatmeal,
aud keep them year or so. d. . 4. -
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

1t should be the aim Of every young person to
find an entrance into good society. BY good, I
do not mean fashionable society That often
me rits least Of all this honorable title good
social circle is one where sound principles re-
fined manners, and intelligent ideas are the
characteristics OF its members Many Young
man has gone TO ruin by choosing the society Of
the low and vulgar, instead OF those whose In
fuence would be elevating. 1t Is always 80 easy
TO fall into evil. but oftelfit requires hard work
to gain sure footing in refined circle.
Bat the end IL with the effect. II young man
desires to sharpen his intellect. he will find that
judicious mingling with society will do this bet
ter than digging for ever over kis books. There
10 Wonderful amount OF electricity in the social
atmosphere, and the galvanic battery of the SOC
isl circle will not fail to elicit many brilliant
sparkles. II one desires to improve in manners,
be can never do 10 except by mingling with the
refined aud good. Dittdence often keeps back
those who have had in early life but few SOCIAL
advantages. The only way to overcome this
painful difficulty is to plunge in. 1t is one Of
the most durable of all maladies. A bath in the
braolng ocean OF social life ever enables per-
son to keep bis footing brayely, One Of the
most finished gentlemen, and accomplished
speakers Of the day, one who is harrassed by
Invitations on all sides to address the highest
literary circles Of the land. and who is the fat
tered guest Of every gathering he chooses to
honor with his presence, used to be- in the lam
/
college, really afraid of his own shadow" You
remember compliment paid George Washing
ton, when he seized his hat, in confusion, to
rush from the room where his praises were being
publicly spoken. ''Sit down nit down, Mr.. Wash-
ington," entreAted the speaker. 'Your modes
ty is only equalled by your merit" So generally
able men have been very unassuming and often
difideht In their manners. When Sheridan was
asked the secret of bis becoming such q fluent
speaker, he replied it was "frOm never neglect
ing an opportunity to speak, So, il you would
improve socially, embrace the opportunity,
Your chances of success in life will be ten
fold greater il you have secured q vide circle
of good friends by your obliging gentlemanly
manners No one cares about trusting or recon-
mending person Of whom they know little or
nothing except that he exists in the same COM
munity. You will often advance your interests
table family, then Won win by sitting in yo,Ir
room and porting over money matters, or wrt
ing whole package OF business letters.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

The divorce of senator sumner from his wife
was so easily and quietly accomplished few
DAYS since in Boston as to render 1t notable
among divorces of people high in social position.
Not the slightest impropriety was alleged on
either side. II was a match of affection but
both parties were 80 NATURE and SO fixed in their
ways add habits OF life, as not to harmonlze,
Each found out that a mistake had been commit
ted 30, to remedy it as far as possible, Mrs
Sumner went quietly to Europe, where she has
since dwelt, and by her protraoted and inten-
tional absence has given Mr. s. the statutory
right to claim divorce on the technical ground
OF abandonment-all parties meanwhile remain
ing on terms of respectful tenderness" Hon
Samuel Hooper, NJ. O., OF Boston, his father-ln-
law, maintains the most intimate relations with
Mr., Sumner, and though losing him as lega
son-n-low, clings to him closely as ever AZ ONE
of the best of ',iends.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAN ..uszez.am
DAGE STITUTE-Notice no. 0@ y
Truss positively cures Ruptures. q Large stock Of
Plastic Stockings, Belts, supporters, Shoulder
Brscee. Crutchaa, soIpensorleh Large variety
EaataAsBrlgNs
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

wiahi ench slObk as better imam might have id
spired.
h Al love yos, she eRid with solemn eaEneslr
ness That made him shrink and ishiVer, with
chlll dreads You we're cruel, hut l love you'll l
never could live the life you propose, AndlI new
- e, ose tsos the sheers and jeers Of those who
know how lightly you have won me- Bste would
DO cruel, indeed 10 part us now Come |"
Her soft white arms twlned about his neck
aud hefgaze riveted his with a fascination he
could not brook, even while he started with hor-
ror at the meaning he read In the wide-distend-
cd eyessai rs il aOtF 1s.1fsht u Htf
The two figures wavered upon the edge Of the
clih He threw up his arms wildly, endsavored
to shake her or and then both went over the
giddy height. n VII.
The sea washed up ito victims, their hair
spangled with the glittering ocean sand, and
twlned with clingipR seaweed, her arms still
clasping his neck as when they had fallen from
the cliff. .-.- .
And her face was ineffably calm but his was
stamped with the horror and dread Of All I'M
sought death d..
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07
NOFICk

Ne would call especial attention to our new styls
Of pictures Of "GERMAN FINISH, which we do
think are surpassed in this any other country
many thousands of which are In this city, and fol-
shelf quality we give general reference
r. W GARRETT
v4veaA
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

Some OF the bridges in China are of extraor-
binary beauty and mRgnihoence. There is one
near Pekin built entirely Of white marble elab-
orately ornamented, Others ore found over the
canals Of still greater magnihcence, and with q
grand triumphal arch at each end and some,
instead OF being built with arches, are fiat from
one side OF the canal to the other, marble flags
and airy that the bridge looks az il il were sus
pended ia the air. From the amazing frcilitief
Afforded by the Numerous canals for Transports
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

TWO LOVERS FIGHT AND ONE SAVES THE OTHERS
LIFE.

From the Detroit Free Pressl
Some time since two young men named Prater
and Dayton, both boarding on At water street,
had falling out about young lady, and ever
since been particularly savage toward each 9TH
or. Yesterday Prater heard that his whilom
friend had said that he was going to maui him,
and 30 he started out and found him at the rail-
road elevator Just going out for a sail. He leap
ed into the boat and attacked Dayton, and both
tumbled in the water. =-..=
Hardly word was spoken, but the two mon
fought tiercely, and both went down fighting
grasping each other with one hand and striking
with the other. The other parties in the boat
attem pied to separate the CONTESTANTS, but could
not. At length Prater who was the weaker man
OF The two, became 80 exhausted that he relaxed
his grip and went down. Dayton did not hesi-
tate to go after him. and he caught him by the
hair rose with him, and held him up until both
we're pulled in. PTater was about as near dead
az live man could be, and was in bed and quite
i'll last evening ...f.
The late foes have become friends, thanks to
the generous dose of cold water.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-07

Molly said Joe Kelly's ghost to his wife, I'm
in purgatory at this present. says be. Aud
what sort OF place is ii? says she. Fax, its .
sort of hall. way house between you and heaven;
and stand it mighty aisy aftor leaving YOU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05
while standing on hotel stoop,q ne exelalm-
ed with dramatic gesture: .sGreat Goa! ah'
ofhns one OF lis gone 2" ~

while standing on q hotel stoop,r ne exea'm-.
cd with dramatic gesture: tGreat God! an
other one Of lis gomez" 30
A Chicago policeman recently observed a
small boy sitting on doorstep a6sorpen III
the rages of volume Of Shakespeare. Inc
sight was so unusual that tue officer conciu-
ded the boy was Matching some m'scbie2'
and arrested him. e -.
The proprietor of d young ladies' academy
In Illinois has utterly ruined his business ny
causing to be inserted in large number OF
,anrrs u piet,,re of the building with two
Urls Standing on the balcony with lust years
hats On their heads. ""' 'e' !,
That aced and respectable old woman
isn't pieceing bed.qults or knitting STOCK
inrs any more, but has gOuc to cutting IAN,
bark. She averages five cords per DAY. ana
they say she can drink from twogallon Jug
without coughing.--Detrot Free Press. n'
A Nebraska man, on his. dying bed, re-
membered that his wife was smoking soln ,,
hams, and he said :" Now, Henrietta uon
go to snuf1ins around and forget the"
hams.'
General Butler denies that "he is the SORT
Of ntrson with which mothers brighten Their
children to Sleep" But where do they hno
that sort Of mothers!
The President has promised to 20 home
the middle of next month. By the way
where does he live? .....
The symnasts will have a national tourna
mrut nj New York on November {. ION
Mast will bc there also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Haw RI KEEP Eoos. 4-Tbe following Is an
extract from an article on this SUBJECT qua,
lishcd editorlally in the London (Ehs'anu'
Farmer: alan. g IA
"For storing eggs a very good pan - ~
have large board pierced with noies III 10
lar rows. MANY breeders keep tneua ~ o'au,
and this latter method is, perhaps, pes. 10.
those meant only to be eaten, out Tue se..lns
hens the pierced board has many obvious
ronycnienccs. They should he always KEPT
.ri,hihc larger end downwards. Ih's dlrcc-
,,nn he,ny exactly contrary TO that usually
,,;vc,, we should state that our attention
was first called speedily To the subject by
q most intelligent lady, who advocated
this r,an, alleging rs the probable rca-
son of its superiority, keeping eggs on
the small end appears to me TO cause
the air bubble to spread, dctaching il from
the shell, or rather from its meDbranous
lining, and after being kept so for fortnight
the air.bubble will be found to be much
spread and the eggs to have lost mucn VI,
talits, though still very good tor eatinS.,
She then described her success the othef
way, adding, Owing to this method OF
storing, such q thing rs stale egg mas never
been known in my house; and as REGARDS
success IN patching, for several seasons, "nen
I was able to attend to my poultry Myself
Of many hroods set every egg produced
chick We were by no means hasty 10
adopting or recommending this plan but
after careful observation and comparison
for two seasons have proved sndis'
putably that for both eating or SET
ting cg.s do keep much better the
large end down. There Is, aftcra week, IA
marked difference in eggs kept in the Two
| positions Us regards the spreading OF the a,r'
| hubblr--which is well known To affect hoCh
the freshness for eating and vitality tor set
ting of stored teggs and after three weeks
the difference can be diSccrhed even by ths
taste alone. 1t will, of coursc. matter ilttie
hich mode is adopted. provided the egg
are used for either purpose within SNORT
time; but The longer kept, the more the Dill,
ference from the two positions increases, anO
| while eggs stored with the small end dowr
cannot he depended upon after fortnight
| 10 produce more than u proportion OF chick
ems, those kept in the way we now advocate
will keep perfectly good for hatcbin5
| month, o. even more"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

John Paul, in Saratoga letter, speaking
VI the arrival Of the Rev. DR.. Buddiuston,
says: "When mau walks squareiy up to
the clergyman who married him three years
before, takes him by the hand cordially and,
without word of reproach, inquiries after
his health, it is useless for any to MAIN
tain that christian forgiveness isa thing of
The past. and does not enter largely into
that mans Oh aucler, or that the heroic viz.
tues have al! disappeared from earth. :"
This is recorded i'll the Lawrence Anaer,.
can - \ young man in this city who was
paying attention 10 girl gaze her some
trinketS A. tokens OF his affection, including
i ring, bracelet, earrings, Sc. Seeing her
the other evening with 'auotlter fcller,' he
walked up and demanded his love-toksns
tack, snd--beiug special police oiticer-in.
ioItned Der That If she did not comply he
"oait ieka her to the police station. She
surrendered the baubies."
a bore is u nan who spends So much time
lnikip& about himself That you can't talk
about yourself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05
BY Moody i Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti"nerrS'
Office corner Seventh and Hull s;"tcls,
Manchester. Va.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL. FL T.
" IN THE TOWN OF MANClltsiLh' r., ~
THE CORNER OF hull tOR MAiHI ~
FOURTH STREETS. WITH SUPEhiVM ~ -
LING-HOCSE AND FINE siDhE tuE nh'> o.,
RAJ BUSINESS PURPOSES Tttk ',r'.IT
virtue uf d4ed OF trust executed 70 me ''l 'ae
day OF April. 1897, by james Abb"'' o. J,-
and Elizabeth his wife. and duly recorder ,h ~"
terrified County Court Ccrk's Office sitd ~ u' y,
quest of the beneficiary thcren -'ssti 9r|IIiI!!r.
sell ut public auction, On the !reiicr OH % - II
DAY, September The eth. al 81 cc!och l. -. 49,.
fair II not the reNt fair day iner'att -" "
same hour AMI place the a6Jve de>s>riIcu ,trt
Die property fronting on Hull street ioi
four inches, aud running lack TO orpt, ~ ,,,,t
one hundred and thirty-t'yo feet 10 De ln"'t
the day " sale. ,,,.,,.,,u al,
TERMS Cash sufficient to d.irn> the cAl'm,,, -
executing this trust aIld to SATISFY th, '' ss,ss
three bonds secured by said de.-the ht-' TO- IT,;
with Interest from the 18th OF d. ccti'., 49,
second for $500 with Interest from the ,.,r =
ruary, 1858; ami The third Tor s6!5, WIT i on
from the lath OF april 1885 and inc "''" JILL, :,
such credits and to De secured In Sist' "''''
shall be made known Oh the day oi sac .,,....,y
This property Is exccllerly loca.cd io' LII,
store or restaurant, and the aici.tloa ~ ~ he
seeking such location Is respcliulS c MEN
same. WILLIAM /. Wv ,,,.t,..
MOODY & RoYALL, AuctioDeers a"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05
BY J Thompson Brown.
BN IHOHpSOU bFU"N'
Real Estate Agent and AucilUu'cr.
LIS Main street, nnnnsitr U.Hnnt,N.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETEEN
l. AND THREE-QUhnTtH A'EFS or
LAND. On MErIIANICSNILLE TURhrlkE
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM TIE eli Y.-Ey Itr-
tue Of a deed OF trust from j y. Austin and VILE
dated on 25th day of November. ls7r recorded N
county court OF Hrnrico-dcfaut having been mai"
in payment OF certain bond secured H. said tc"i.
ana being requested SO 10 do by the holder q! said
bond-I Will proceed ~ sell 10 the highest bidder
ut public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
9th day Of September, 1873, at O'Clock, ili certain
LOT or Parcel eF LANn gu Mecnamir ',,i.g
by actual survey NINETEEN AND TlllsEt-
QUARTER ACRES. and adjoining lands of Henry
old Sclermerhorn estate
The wood upon this land and lis proximity to the
city render it very desirable, anl Is c"nsricId-
ton for those desiring good investment.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay eNpcn>c 81 81"
and bond with interest 70 date OF sale. being :'S!
balance OF liberal terms. Us announced at sac.
HENRY g. DAVIDSON, Trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AIiCiiup.,r. IN .'rtI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Tweed offers TO bet ten thousand dollars
that he will Ue fully acquitted. Such is the
confidence Of injured innocence. s..
|, In view or the recent Conservative tri
unph 10 Mr.. .Gladstone's district, Fun says
/" Latest from Notwithstanding"
Sawyer is q Wisconsin congressman. A
fal>e report of his deall brought out that
f,ict.--B0sion Post.
Newport farmers complain Of small pota-
toes. SO do the young ladies.
Hotter than h.h-iierstofore Is the way
the Mclean county Progress puts 1t.
It is told Of one Of the "supes" who re.
moves chairs from the stage of Troy the.
atre With great effect, that on the death of
Edwin Forrest being ANNOUNCED 10 him,