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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-04
NOTICE,

We expect all parties indeb-
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the lst Of May next
and avoid nnpleasantness, as We
iutend to close out and leave
this town.
SOBEk IL AUERfIAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March 20th
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The local option law must be enforced. $;
From and: after this date and up 10 tbe
day the local option law goes into effect, /
will sell allkinds aud brands OF wines, and
liquor at retail at wholesale prices, 40 my
took mnst be closed out. Now is the tim
SO purchase little vial for home mae.
OWEN GAFFNEY
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NOTICE.

Having purchased The interest of Mr.. j.
Burton, In the coal business, will contln-
ne the same at the old stand, where l viii
be pleased to see the patrons OF the old firm
and sell them coal, and at the same time re-
ceiTe the ''scIip" for bills now Que.
lw. 81 H. HOOKER.
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LOOK HE0E.

Now ia the time to buy the celebrated
Fox L. Will iams' Buffalo Clesm Ale, at W.
A..LOZfER'S a. bs intends to close up IN
the twenty funrtb inst. Also, oil those inI
debtsd to tho, same will please come and
settle on or before said date .and,obligs the
undersigned. ....
" A I0ZIER
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A printer remarks that be has nsver been
able 10 give proof Of the puddieg till /,
wss locked up In his form.
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st. Pau people are unusually active In
building this year, and the appearances o.
the city changes rspidly,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-04

Nit,o-elyeerine, is now preferred to kerr
ossne ioriiisieuing fires. 1t saves much tvoub
10 to the friends and family, and funeral tx.
psssss srs entirely done away with-as is
the expsrimrnter. .
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A little mias Of eight, on being rec ntly
Informed that her sffsctionats grandmother
bad made her life nsmbsr Of & missionary
society, objected on The ground. that "sbs
did not wish to bs eaten bysavAges'
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Az Irsle inau who was disappointed 10
bh Boots threatened 10 eat up the shoe
msksr, bnt'sonpromised by drinking a eobi
ler. F
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The report that the Modoc Indiana had
been engaged 10 put war whoops On barrel.
OF army stores bss been contrsdictsd
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IA vipoious aversion 10 work IL said to
c,nrac'"r!z- tie street cleaning authorities
Of New Y.rk.
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Ladies' head dresses have become su cb
structures now that the hair dressers have 10
petition the city goverumeust for ..psruis-
sion to build" before they cen get ahead.
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''Wrrs you ever bsptizedi"- Isqsised. 81
earnest uiuistsr' TO- ., green eaadidAts.--
''No-no-o, Gr. Fever only oue's, sud
thea I fell ia
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The Cope Ann Advertiser is wondering
how many people will misc II alter II has
been dead two ysara
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A Texas dry-goods dealer has tho por,i
rats OF fourteen ismals thieves whom be
has caught pilfering from his store.
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A contemporary speaks Of a fashionable
sailor - bsing Zone OF the old war horses
Of The trade" A heavy charger We suppose
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The deed executed by Macbsth's witches.
although II was recorded, was illegal, bei
Iiss u was 'withOut a name"
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Another amendment TO the nonst tuition 10
rendered necessary by the retusal Of the COLI
orsd BARRIERS In Cincinuati,to shave person .
Of their own race.
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Waste Of wealth may occasionally be {, =
kisvsd; waste OF health, seldom; but waste
Of time, never.
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Neal Daw,, Of Maine, is going to Europe
to lecture on intemperance, with oil the clio
quencs with which he is N. Dow-sd.
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sB-Now Is the time to purchase Pocket
Diary cheap. A fine assortment can be
found ut the Post Office ,newsrpom. -.
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So far thsre is but one candidate for Nav
or 10 New Albany, Indiana. and the people
are 10 great distress In consequences.
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A Cbicsgo justice OF ths peace aud two
police oficsrs srs walking abontt fear
OF being shot, having received threatening 6
letters from eouvic ted criniusls. ,vs' 4
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Several mad dogs have rsecutly. died ,r
chic'so from the effects OF. biting the oi.i-
zena
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Ie there any reason why the name slap
dog" should be mouopoIized by any parlic-
ulsr breed OF caniues! Don't they all drink
that wsy! 4. U.
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A Gloucester boy tried to fy bis Kite Wit
ui,teus Oh, one day this week.
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hsls 90 the trst bus. ere 10 ordo, iu
'S"" % tue upper Mississippi -: -
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st. RAsa hss.s large stock, o. luubsr o,
band.
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An inltsnce worthy VI relating occurred
in regard to the land slide on the Oil Creek
road, below this place, three days ego and
reflects credit on our friend, Mr.. George
Brew, The s-cIiOu boss 90 this part Of the
road. showing him 10 be slIve 10 the inter-
es.s Of tss road apd the safety Of It's passen-
gers. On the morning 10 question N .
Brew arose sbou, s O'Clock, % 10 bis ususl
custom, aud walked down the road for the
purpose OF Inspecting IL beiors the early
train came IN, and discovered tbs slide, Z
rock weighing . least twelve tons, having
came down the bill and laid directly scros,
tbs track. He immediately went down to
the point Of the bill and tagged the early
passenger Train which was abont due
The train was stopped and alter an hour
delay tbe rock was removed. Had It no
beep for his foresight there is no doubt bu
what the train and passengers would hav,
been pr1cipitated down The bank into o,
Greek, - tho rock lay Ut q poiu, in th,
road whefe the track takes = curve, and i
would have been almost impossibs for tn,
engineer to have seen !, in time 10 stop ,h,
train. Mr.. Brew is certainly entitled 10 IL,
thanks oi the passengers on that train u
least.
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COLE MAN
SISTERS,
Misses Louie, Clara, and Alic.

wboss remarkable and bril.isn. Dr,u,r.
Abilities snd rare Musical Genius b,,, w
tonisbed and delighted the most cri,j,,
audiences is the large elites, while the , u,,,
has been most lavish 10 iis praises, be,io,.
Ing the most complimentary criticism. ,pa
noticss upon their performsncrs. The u0,
axqu's 10 Character Actresaef, Comsdepur
vocslists, Jig snd Clog Dsucers, Csru.l
Flute and Banjo players 10 the wo,ld, viii
BE- prod6csd for the 6rst time 10 Ps,,oIerm
Centre . new emotionsl Drams written q.
prssslv for the COLEMAN SISTERS, BY
Wm Vsr.hay, entitled
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DRIVEN FROM HOME

Supported bv james +. Sherry and & hll
and powerful Company Of sslssted Arsiah
During theplsy the Coleman Sisters will
introduce their Great Musicsl spseisliiss d
Cornet Playing, Singing Dancing, 10.
Admission 20 cts Reserved Seats s6 ets.
ickets Tor sile At =. q. News Room.
Doors open at O'Clock performance M
JOHN. n. sHRRkY, Ae1t.
Will be At Rousevil:e on the Sth ofAprl and I'D
Quite OH 1Oth.t
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FIRE ATPARKER CITY.
PARKER Cry. April 81 a m.

Parker Cry. April I4-l am.
.A1hre broke out hersst about half past
nine O'Clock last evening. Smoke was 6rss
discovered issuing from the Office Of Far'sr
4 Trsffs adjoining the Patker House.
The nrs spread rapidly up and down the
street, on both sides, consuming about sixty
buildinss, including among the number The
Parker Honse, Csn,ra, Hotel, Exchange
Bank, ssviogs Bank, Pos,offcr, Western
,Usiou end PaciRe Telegraph Gfiicss, Union
Pipe line once, and number Of other
Offices. The most valuable poEtion Of the
town.
The Wilson House was saved BY the ex'
ertions oil The men, who did pobiy. The
loss is estimstsd at S25O, 900, bat will prob.
ably. exceed that amount.
LArRR.-l:45 A. X-The fire. is uuder
control, having burned up the street rs far
as the Morrison Block aud down to the
Wilson House.
l, is supposed to be the work Of an In
csndiary. 1t being the third Ere within
thirty six hours 10 this city.
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Bitter and cheese are almost lnol' tbp,
BILE articles OF food. Properly useo; ;;0o,dl
are nutritious and hesl,hy;but o. .,," NV ss
nate use Of either causes ine,e, cop
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffneys Supo'h hxh
fort, Jadiciously used will remove
thers trsublss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

as anybody, more 90 than many who
make ostentatious professions Of philan-
throphy, but It cannot do less than ap-
prove Of the energy displayed towards all
rebels, and particularly towards those
whom the tillibustering steamer Virginius
brought to make more bloody war in
Cuba.
The court martial for the trialo Of ,those
captured on the Vifginiusis atill in session,
working with SallS possible dispatch.
Amongst the crew disguised as flremen
were 1gnatio 0liara, Basa Arce Varona,
Castillanos Pined, Mala Baitel, and other
persons Of importance. Capt. Jos, Fry:
was rnaniiestly aware oi the object Of the
expedition and the nature Of the cargo,
which he was tempted 10 take charge Of
BY q large sum OF money offered him,
thinking that there were ninety.nine
chances In hundred Of his landing
In safety. It is thought that this will be
the final effort OF. the insurrec ectionista.
The captain and crew were shot by Q
squad oi marines in the public square.
Twelve OF the insurgents were shot in
front Of the slaughter house wall.
Yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock
Manzanillo was attacked from every di.
rection by the insurgents In considerable
force. The fighting lasted until 8 r. NJ,
when the rebels were driven OIL b
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK, Nov. 12-The failures In
the tea trade yesterday were attributed
rather to the competition which Is grow.
Ing up in the West, than to the panic.
The great Western markets 1t Is said are
receiving their teas mainly by way OF San
Francisco, and many smaller firms here
have been wound up, owing to the with.
drawal Of the trade. The decreasing
trade is mentioned as cause OF one Of
the heaviest importing firms advertising
Of the vessels Of their lleet for sale.
When the first juror was called on the
newlpanel In the Tweed case to-day the
counsel for defense objected to the irreg-
ular manner in which Il was drawn. AT.
ter along argument the court decided the
panel regular, and the work OF getting
the 18th juror proceeded. rsi E.,al
I The General Missionary Committee Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church is now
holding its fifty.ffth annual session.
The Treasurers report showed the re-
ceipts for the past year $767, 1888, and ex-
penditures $725,169. The Treasury in
New York Is in debt $20,0 900 while Gin
cfnnati has on hand $62, 900. ~,
! Judge Sutherland today delivered q
long and elaborately written opinion on
the Rosenzweig case, discharging the
prisoner. The District Attorney moved
for stay Of proceedings until to morrow
for the purpose Of getting the case before
the general term OF the Supreme Court.
Rosenzweig may be remembered as the
man convicted OF causing the death Of
Alice Bowlsby by malpractice, and Of
packing the body in atrunk for shipment.
The afternoon in the Tweed case was
spent in taking testimony upon the fitness
OF the eighth Juror, named Luby. The
charge against bin being that he had
been in consultation with Tweed's friends.
Judge Davis finally decided that the con.
duct Of the juror was surrounded by sns.
picion,, and that the public would not &C.
cept any verdict rendered with him on
the jury. Lubyl was accordingly dis
charged. Only ten jurors remaining and
the pannel was exhausted without obtain.
Ing any more jurymen and the court ad.
journed. iv ...I ..1,lF e. ss r g'r
NEW YORK, Nov. NV. A. scattron,
Chairman Of the Cuban Anti.Slavery
Committee, and REQ Henry Highland
Garnett, Secretary, will leave this city
tomorrow to present to President Grant
q petition signed by over 100000 colored
men in every State OF the Union, praying
for belligerent rights to the Cubans.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12;-The creditors
Of, the Ohio Falls Company met to-day,
and received a statement oi the affairs OF
the Company, showing their assets to be
81, SOC, 900 and liabilities about $450, 600,
and appointed o committee to examine
the statement and visit the works OF the
Company, in Jeifersonville, Indiana. This
evening the committee reported settle
ment, which was accepted by the credi-
tors. The basis Is an extension Of the
indebtedness 10, IS, "a, 80 80, 40, and 4s
months. The agreements was readily
signed. In few days the car works will
be In iull blast after q suspension Of some
weeks, and will furnish employment to
200 men. e,AA HNti W '--l' T'-'.' q 80
| The papers are now being prepared to
put the louisville, New Albany & St.
Louis Railroad into bankruptcy, at the
instance Of the banks here which have
loaned money to the company. The in
debtedness Of the companyis quite small,
about ;$900,000- OF the icompa1y's first
mortgage bonds being out as collateral
and sold to the amount OF $425, 900. A
meeting of the stockholders Ia called for
the 25th Of November. .-'-1 70
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. 12.-Pool selling
for the great four mile race on Saturday
commenced tonight at the Lick House
in the presence Of q great crowd OF sport
ing men. Thad. Stevens is the favorite
Pools ore selling as follows: Stevens $50,
Joe Daniels $50, True Blue $50, and Hub
bard SIS. -. 1Ea y 'r'i sig
Dispatches from Victoria say that the
steamer California arrived to-day from
Sitks, and confirms the news oi the recent
discovery OF rich gold fields In Cassian
county. She brought down twelve mi
ners and $4,000 in dust. The excite
ment is intense. One party took out $197
in eight hours rocking. Parties who
camesdown on 1.-THE California intend re-
turning early In the spring. z j
The weather here for the last four days
past has been very stormy.
SAN FRANcGsco, Nov. 12.-The follow.
ing has been received from Arizona via
San Diego: Gen. Pandever has arrived
at Prescott.
Communication by telegraph Is com.
plete between Yuma and Maricabo. "'
Captain Brown, OF the Fifth Cavalry
has just returned from scounting in thu
Tonic Basin country alter the Indians
who are still on the war path. he killed
40 Indians on the scout. st2F
Gen. Crook Is on an inspecting tour to
the camp on, the Apache reservation.
The Indians are generally quiet.
A new wagon road from Phoenix Z
Prescott and Verdi, one hundred miles II
length, has just been completed. y
The trial OF Harris, mate on the Sun
rise, for cruelty to sailors on that ship
was commenced to-day in the o. 8. Cir
cult Court before jury. There are one
hundred distinct charges against him.
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| The Baltimore & Ohio Road and the
Republican Party Of the State.

The MArtinsburg Statesman Is ierocious
for some reason against the Baltimore
road. It contains the strange announce
ment in its last issue that the road is In
league with the Radicals Of West Vir'
ginia, and speaks Of 1t as "a foreign cor,
poration." It also asserts that the Com
pany athrough its employees throws the
whole weight Of It's sinfuence against the
political interests Of the white people who
own the soil and comprise the intelligence
and wealth Of the State" as
This Is news indeed TO Us and we hasten
to lay II before the public as an important
piece of information. II the Baltimore
road has really iorsaken Senator HENRY
g. DAVE, the Democratic U. s. Senator
from this State and the grand fuglemsu OF
the road, the friends Of that distinguished
statesman ought to know it, and Senator
HENRY himself ought to know it. 1,
From what the Salesman says we pre-.
sumo that were It not for the banelul In.
fiuence Of the Baltimore road there would
be no Radical party in West Virginia
The editor OF that able sheet says that sit
Is very certain that the Rsdical.negroized
party has no foothold anywhere in West
Virginia, except along the line Of this
road, and its insolent interference in the
political concerns Of our people should DO
no longer tolerated" z.,s % II. =
We think It likely that something ails
the Msrtinsburg man. We have known
fellows like him to be cured with trip
pass on o rsilraad. We suggest the ex.
pertinent Of q ''round trip" ticket to Bal.
timore and back. s.,>r.-
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Samuel @. Cobb accepted the nomi-
nation for Mayor Of Boston made by the
citizens party. -4.1
John Boyles, who was stabbed by
George Russell in o sailors boarding
house OF Philadelphia, Tuesday, died the
same night. Russell was arrested.
Orders have been received at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard TO lt the moni-
tor Manhattan for sea immediately. It's
understood tllst the other monitors 'at
League Island are TO be made ready Tor
- i'm the U. 8. District Court Of Phila
delphia, Wednesday, the bankruptcy cae |
Of Jay Cooke y Coz was adjourned !
Wednesday the 2Gth Inst.
Stephen P. Wardwell, Cashier Of th
CONNER cial National bank Of Providenc
R. l., confeass to o. deialcation Of aboi
$4,000. The money was lost some yea I
since in speculation. tl
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A Horse, Harness and Buckwagon
Stolen In Wheeling and Captured
at Rice's Landing. a. ..-n.


Stolen In Wheeling and Captured
at Rice's Landing. o. -a.
From the waynesburg Republican Of the l2thl
Monday Of last week two gentlemen "
came driving into town 10 buckwagon.
The animal they were driving was fine
one, which they seemed anxious, by their
movements, to dispose Of. They offered TO
trade It for another, and came near etfecting
q bargain with Mr.. Glass, dealer In musical
instruments, In this place, ten dollars only
being between them. They did not sue
coed, however, in horse swap, and left the
town the same day-taking q circuitous
route to get ont OF the place-this being
the last that was seen or heard OF them
here until Thursdsy. On that day Mr..
Frederick Huseman, OF tho firm Of Huse.
man & Booth, livery proprietors, Wheel
ing, West Va, arrived In this place oh the
trail Of stolen horse. Mr.. Huseman re-
celving fresh news OF his stolen property
on arriving here, and learning the direc.
ton the thieves had taken, at once SET
about gaining further clew to them by
means Of the telegraph wires. BE sent
kilograms to number OF places, and
soon received an answer stating
that his horse and rig were al
Rices Landing. Mr.. Huseman start
ed Immediately for that place
twelve miles east Of Waynesburg, where
he found horse, wagon and harness in pos.
session Of Mr.. Randolph. The thieves had
traded the horse and rig TO Mr.. Randolph
for o horse, and then sold the horse to
Captain J. R. Hewitt for $25-the whole
rig being worth, perhaps, $500.
The two chsps, who gave the names o.
William Harris and ]. @. Smith at the llv
cry stable, took passage on one Of the rivel
packets for Pittsburgh, but left the boat
1t Lock No. ., abve that city.
Mr., Huseman obtained his property and
left here last Friday tor Wheeling.
I
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.ho Murder and Suicide,

ST. Louis, Nov. 19-The Eusning Dss-
patch has o special from California, Mo-,
which says Henry Roc shot and, killed
Mollie Walline near Bellair, Cooper
county, last Friday and then blew his owr
brains out, Roc was engaged toiMiss
Wellipe, but her parents had refused ID
consentto their marriage. Roe attempted
suicide, but was prevented by the mem
bers Of his family The next day he went
10 the house Of his afflanced and commit
led the above decd. "A nota Wd5 found
on the person Of Roe saying he could no
live without the girl, and he thought bes
to kill her az well as himself that they
might be together in the next world.
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gy9HEw ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The news ol
the execution Of four Of the Virginiui
prisoners creates considerable excitement
here, and It Is the subject Of general con-
versation this evening. Capt Joseph Fry,
commander Of the Virginius was Q native
Of Florida, aged 40. he entered the Naya
Academy at Annopalis In 1874 BE re-
mained IN the Navy until 1851 when he
resigned and entered the Confederate ser.
vice. he leaves here wife and sevet
children, the eldest boy cripple, and the
youngest aged four years. -a
The Mobile Rsgisee, announces the
death at Pensacola Sunday Of Hon. y. 8
Mallory. tt "a ~ - a
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NaToN, Nov. 12.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has affirmed the decision
of the Commissioner Of the Central Land
Office Ia the case Of the private land
claim Of John T. Perry and Others, reject.
ing. The gsurvey Of The Chanvire claim
covering several hundred acres, insthe
vicinity of St. Louis. AsSS arr =
Ex-senator Wade and others, counsel,
made arguments before the Secretary ot
the Interior, to-day, for the rehearing Of
the case OF the North Pacific Railroad
Company against the st. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Company, heretofore decided in
favor Of the latter. It involves the title
to large tract Of land brought into con-
,goyeEsy rbysthe overlapping 5otbl land
Outstanding legal tenders $685., 1881:
Receipts from customs at the following
ports for the week ending November 9Th
were: York. $1,436, ,S43; Philadel-
phia $11s,964; Baltimore $13s, ,457; Bos-
ton $2S,640.
J. W. Knawlton, correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune died here tonight Of
consumption His zdeath deeply re.
gretted by numeroua friends.,,