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JOHN ALEXANDERS
Congaree Iron Works, Columbia, s. G.
DESCRIPTION OF TEN HORSE POWER
PORTABLE ENGINE.

1t is a double-cylinder engine, with
both cylinders cast in one piece, and
valve chests between them. Access
is had to the valve by means of a lid
on the top cf the chest. The cylln-
dcrs are ,jackcted; thus allowing the
exhausted steam to pass around the
cylenders, keeping them always
warm. The principal features Of
novelty in the construction OF the
two cylinders cast in one, and the
double crank shaft, is, that the one
crank beats the other one-quartcr !;
so that when one crank is passing the
dead centre, the other is getting full
steam; thus avoiding the rocking
motion usually connected with tho
piston engine. The valves arc worked
with separate eccentric rods and
rocking arms, SO that if You should
want only half the power, (say five
horse you have only to throw out
the one eccentric rod ; thus giving the
engine an advantage over all other
portable engines, in saving Of fuel,
where the full power OF the engine is
not wanted.
At a4slight additional cost, this
engine can be adapted to propelling
itself along the road, and hauling
freight in cities. 1t is the intention
of the inventor, John Alexander, to
build one for that purpose, construct
ed on the same principle. The fol-
lowing are the principle dimensions
cylinders five inches in diameter
each, and twelve inches stroke steam
crank two and one-fourth inches
diameter; two fly wheels, four feet
diameter, and six and q half inches
wide.
1t would be difficult to speak in too
high terms Of the workmanship Of
this engine. An excellent design has
been carved out in the best possible
manner, and we confess we have no
small difficulty in imagining porta-
bic engine more likely to do good
service for many years without re-
pairs. Such an engine must add to
the reputation of any maker, and. it
will consolidate and strengthen that
already earned by John Alexander,
Proprietor of the Congaree Works,
Columbia, South Carolina. If
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Obituary..

Died, at the Aston Hhouse, Abbeville,
S. c., January l3, 1878, of bronchitis,
engrafted upon tubercular consumption,
Mrs. Sabrina e. Hand, wife of VIM. j..
Hand, of Argos, Marshall County,
Indiana.
Mrs. Hands health had been declining
for the past four years. Desiring to see
a beloved daughter in the South, and
hoping that a milder climate would
heal her lungs, she came with her hus-
band to Abbeyille only nine days before
her death.
A decided Christian for more the forty
years, the faith embraced in her girl
hood soothed and sustained her when
descending to, the grave. She could
calmly consider her condition AM
await her end. Her last moments were
spent in prayer fY her loved ones.
Her last words were: "Glory! Halle
lujah" Dreaming, the night before
her last on earth, she exclaimed: I'm
on the trainu" "Where are you going?"
asked her husband. "I'm going home,"
she answered, in tone of peaceful
satisfaction. She dreamed of going to
her home in Indiana. She was rapidly
approaching her eternal home in heaven.
May her hearts strongest desire be
ful6lled-may she meet her husband
and their children all in heaven!
w. T. G..
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Married..

MARRIED, OH the 26th December,
by the Re John McLees, at the resi-
dence ofpe brides mother, ARM
ANTH INSON, Esq, to Miss l..
ROSALI LEE, all of Abbeville Co.
MARR1D, on Thursday evening,
January 9 1873, at the residence OF
the brideifather, by the Rev. A. j.
Cauthren, Ir. EUGENE MOORE, OF
Athens, G and Miss EMMA COSBY,
of Abbevi county, S. G.
MARRIb, on the 26th ult., by Rev
w. B. Jon, Rev. B. F. MILLER
formerly ofreenville, and Miss LIZ
EZIE NORM, of Abbeville.
MARRIH, on the 18th ult., by Rev
d. D. Brunh, Mr. w. HI. PEAKeE, 0
Abbeville, q Miss JULIA F. JEN-
NINGS, efdgefield.
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IMPROVEh Eh7lNTIS.
JAMES. w. FOWLER $50

,lr...'AF o. y t
JAMES w. FOWLER $50
Return their thanks to the la.
dies Of the country for the
very liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon them in the establish
ment Of an enterprise unknown
to amy other town in the State
that Of an emporium for the
sale Of every fashionable arti-
Gle strictly belonging to the
Dry Goods, Millinery and,
Dress-Making business.
On or about 1st April, they
promise the ladies to show
them the Emporium almost in
an entire new dress; as the
improvements they expect to
make in the arrangement Of
their Establishment will make
room for the display Of many
more fine and pretty goods.
It shall be their greatest pleas
ure to contin le to execute the
orders of the ladies for any ar
ticle in fashionable Dry Goods,
Millinery or Dress-Making.
They promise the ladies that
their Stock shall be bought and
gotten up with the strictest re-
gard for beauty and fashion.
novelty in Dress Goods,
Lace and Fancy Goods, Mil
linery and Dress-Making will
be carefully looked after. In
this respect Abbeville shall not
be behind any place, town or
city, and prices shall be much
lower than city prices.
Remember then, our promi-
ses that are to be fulfilled about
1st April
1st JAN, 1878.
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DENTISTRY. - We direct attention
to the advertisement of our towns
man, DR.. II. D. Wilson, who offers his
services to the public of Abbeville
and vicinity, as a practitioner in
dental surgery. DR.. ". has submitted
to us a beautiful specimen of his
work, in the shape ola vulcanized
plate, with full set of artificial
teeth 1t reflects the highest credit
on his skill, and spea KS Highly in his
behalf: He guarantees satisfaction,
and We commed him to the patronage
of onr friends.
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Mr.. F. D'AvIGNoN, a French Can
adian of education and intelligence,
and who has had much experience in
prospecting" mining interests in
California and elsewhere, is now So
journing in our town, and we trust
may find it to his interest to make q
permanent home among our people.
He has seep a good deal of the miu-
eral resource of our county, and gives
Il very encouraging report. We need
just such men among us.
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CARD OF JAS. S. W1fsoN. - We
direct attention to tho. card of our
young friend, who is now with the
we'll known firm Of Dupre & Smith,
and speaks q word of we'll merited
commendation in behalf Of his en-
ployers. 1t is a staunch firm, and he
cannot say too much Of their liberal
dealing with customers, and Of their
ability to serve. Mr.. w. is an active
young gentleman, Of business habits
and courteous department, and will
be an acquisition to the firm He
will be pleased to receive q visit from
his friends. .
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.>Sc<r

MEETING AFTER AsEpARATIoN OF
TnEEE-SCoRE YEARs-Our esteemed
townsman. DR.. John w. Simpson, and
Rev. Daniel DnPre, residing near
Charleston, sixty years ago were
mates together in the South Carolina
College. These two aged gentlemen
met each other in this village for the
first time since their separation at
the College. The former is seventy
six and the latter eighty years of age
Both gentlemen, we arc pleased to
state, are in the enjoyment of excel
lent health. Such Il meeting, after SO
long u separation, is of rare occur
renee. We would congratulate these
aged gentlemen, hope they may meet
a gain, and that their well,spent a"d
useful lives may be still Prolonged
LourensviNe Herald. ..
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Commissioner Boozer has very
properly decided to take no eogniz-
ance of the petty cases brought before
himfor alleged violation of the inter
naIrevenue laws inathe sale of tobac
CO. Wheu only one or two plugs are
taken from box and used for sam
pies, he decides that there has been
no violation of the law. The cases
against Messrs Bates, Cooper, Hope,
Kelly, Agnew, McGuinnis, Mcmillan,
Hamburg and Sheridan, he has ac-
cordingly dismissed. These cases
were only matchmaking operations
gotten up by eager deputies Carroll.
nian. .ia5
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The DAILY EVENING HERALD is
the title of neatly printed, ably
conducted. and very interesting daily,
recently established in Columbia, and
edited by Lucius Northorp and::Major
q. W. Evcrson, late Of the Union,
both vigorous writer's and practical
journalists. The paper is Republican
in politics, and in its initial numbers
has been very moderate in tone.
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The State of South Carolina,

In Trial Justices COurt-Sttnlnlons on
account and attachment.
. James Davis, against John Hagan
To the Defendant in this Action:
WOU are hereby summoned to an
u swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in my office within twen-
ty days after the service of this sum-
mons exclusive of the service of this
summons. If you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
judgment will be given againt you for
the sum of Twenty Three Dollars. and
costs.
ROBERT R. HEMPHILL, IT.. S. !
Trial Justice.
Dated 25th Nov. 1872, 33-ot
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MAsoN1c.-The following officers of
Washington Lodge, No.74, have been
elected to serve for'the ensuing year {:
\ w. G.. Kcllar, W. NJ.
sam1 Brown, S. w.
Thos. Horton, J. W.
Daniel W. Jay, Scc'ty.
Dora Jay, Treas. ...
sam'l Spence, S. D.
Young Reagan, J. W.
F. T. White, Tilcr.
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snIppED.-The large quantity OF
cotton which has been lying at our
Bepot has been shipped since our
last publication, and the Railroad is
giving receipts for all the cotton
delivered at the depot.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore exist.
4 ing under the firm name Of
QgARLES, PERRIN & CO., is dis
solyennSs p9o s nutuaI consent. QUARLES
q i PEkhirstheir :; u successors, will
setsie an elalms a'sSainst the old Firm
and will receive all>e>es to them.
QUARLES, PERRrs& co.
T. P. QUARLEs, ~~
L. W. PERRIN,
w. S. Mccoy.
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EMIGRAMoN-A special train ar
rived in this city, yesterday, on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
having on board about 250 emigrants,
a majority Of whom were colored.
They came from Union County, and
are going to settle in Mississippi,
Arkansas and Florida. We learn that
large numbers will leave that section
soon for the West.-Phgnis.
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Notice.

The temporary refusal Of the Rail
road need not stop our friends from
bringing in their Cotton, as we have
made arrangements which will enable
us to pay the highest market price
for it.
QUARLES & PERRIN.
Jan. 1. 1872, 81, If
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Whitlow Reid, editor of the New
York Tribune, is now 50 years DID,
he was born at Cedarville, Greene
county, Ohio, not far from Aenia.
Ills first business was that Of school
teaching. His first appearance as an
elitor was on the Kcuia News, now
1orchlight.
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We learn that several deaths have
recently occurred at Honea Path, in
Anderson County, from smallpox,
and that there are q good many cases
Of the disease in that section Of the
State.
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Stencil Plates.

ELEGANT finish and every varie-
e ty of design may be obtained
at this Office, cut to order on Fridays
and Saturdays of each week.
Also Laundry Lists-an indispen-
sable article
Samples on exhibition. Apply at
t is office.
Dec. 10, 1872, 35-tf
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Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens can
walk only with the aid Of crutchcs
a,d q servant, and does not leave
bme except on pleasant days.
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". S. Mccoy.

Tho undersigned having purchased
the interest of w. S. Mccoy, Of the
late firm of QUARLES, PERRIN
e. CO., will continue the business of
general merchandise at their old
stadd. With many thanks for past
favors they will be pleased to serve
their old friends and customers again.
Promising them their best efforts to
subserve their interests at all times.
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NO. - -
CARD.

t In retiring from the firm of Quarlcs,
Perrin e. Co, Ltender my thanks to
my, friends apd patrons, and trust
that they will continue their business,
with renewed energy with the new
firm. feeling assured that they will
have no reason TO regret it.
W. S. Mccoy.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm
of QuARLEs,i PERRIN & co. are
requested to come. forward at once
and settle ct once, as we desire to
settle that business Immediately.
QUARLES & PERRIN.
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Market Reports.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Is A II w e L. l. e. co. .
Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Groce
ries, Provisions, de-, dc.
ABBEvILLE,, January Is, 1872.

sales 600 bales; uplands 2O.; Orleans
2ls. Gold steady at III.
CHARLESTON, January 13. - Cotton
dull middling 194 sales 400.
BALTIMORE, January Is. - Cotton
steady; middling 2Os; net receipts l40
bales.
AUGUSTA, January 13. = Cotton dull
and nominal; middlings 10; net receipts
954 bales sales 535.
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A New Enterprise.

Seven years ago we adopted the plan
OF sending our Farmer" Cooking
Sbves through the country with wagons,
b, our travelling salesmen, in order to
sDply want long felt in the South,
atl that each family might have an
Opportunity of seeing if not purchasing
on of these Indispensable household
aricles. The abundant success of our
enterprise throughout the States of Mis-
sdri, Kentucky, Tennessee and Geor-
ri, and the universal favor with which
or Stoves are received everywhere, con-
vices us that in order to supply the
cotinued growing demand, we must
larelv increase our forces at the Foun-
dr.; hence we have increased our daily
mnufacture of this one pattern to thir-
tyand will still further increase it to
tify if our trade continues to demand
it. Our statesmen, who will visit
yu, are authorized to give the
sale terms as though you made the
p,rhase direct from ourselves at the
Fondry. We have but one price, aChich
is ,tSt on tie stOvc, and from lnut we
neer deviate.
his stove has no complicated arrange
NETS such as dampers and inside flue
pl;es as in all other stoves, but is so
sin.ly constructed that any one may
useit successfully. 1t is very heavy
andnade only of the best qualities of
neWron so mixed as to secure q tough,
strog plate, which necer cracks by fire.
Tthose persons in the Stove trade
whthink their business will be ruined
by ;, and who therefore oppose and
nis:present us and our goods at all
plats, we desire to assure them that
inst,d of being an injury to them, we
are oing them benefit, by building up
buness which has heretofore been
negtted, and by introducing an article
of lusehold utility, must ultimate
ly bng them into general use in ev-
cry mily. Respectfully Yours,
| CULVER BPOTEERS.
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Send Is Cents for the
Advertisers Gazette

A book of 1913 pages, showing how,
when and where to advertise, and con-
tanning a list of near 5000 newspapers,
with much other information of interest
to advertisers Address GEO. P.
ROWELL s. co. Publishers, Al
Park Row, New York.
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New Advertisements.

hr TN h0O per day! Agents wan
81 US2U!sd' oA1s Al1eas:e5 as s;th.v Of work oGk
young or old, mako more money at work
for us in their spare moments, or all the
time, than in anything else. Particu-
lars free. Address G. SrINSON & CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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re- Apending bill gives four
more Trial Justices to Abbeville.
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QUARLEs & PERRIN.
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Jan. i, 1872, 81, If
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AHREv1LLE. S. c., Dec. 10, 1S7

ABBEv1LLE, S. c., Dec. 10, 1872.
MEKs. CULVER BRorlIERS: we
cheerlly grant you permission TO use
our n.nes us you see proper IN COM
mendion Of your Farmer Cooking
Stoue,or we regard it as being altogeth-
er incest cooking stove in use. 1t is
all tit is desirable in stove, for
it is shple in construction, has no dam
pers ofiues to burn out, and bakes
quicknd beautifully. We bespeak for
you beral patronage from our neigh
bors al friends, believing rs we do that
none No purchase one Of these stoves
will eW regret it, but will consider it q
rare PIE in these days, when good
cooks re 50 hard to get. We think
your ehrprise merits success and hope
you wiattain it. --
j w Jslan, John Jones, J D Neel,
b p M, S Ta!bert, w Mccain,
Jas Baics, ~ Britt, p Tucker,
John hgan, w Watkins, J B Pruitt,
j + Be Henry Bowie, a Hall,
w 3 J. vie, Jno Vance, Il V Pruitt,
d p H,nah, NJ G Rivers, c Jones,
G w Nhols, S Z Cook, J c Hall,
S o Yhg, J Jordan, NJ Freeman
W Widitie, J Crisswell, Y sharp,
j M Prtt, A J Weed, W A Hall,
A j Clissca's, II O Hill Burt Riley,
Jas Th0eson, G w Bowen, VIM Cook,
d Alvine, A. Every, J II Cheatham,
r Tayl, II Riley, IN Prince,
NJ L Aaey, w Fooshee, S w Brooks,
n Acllt II = Davenport, J w Syirley,
VIM Han, j J Acker, J NJ Jordan,
j G Fodee, w G Cromer, GP Oneall,
d Adns, w + Anderson, w nj Webb,
D Fohee, I r Puckett, w Whitley,
II V Aef, II J Epking, ? A Tribble.
STATE OF sOUTA CAROLINA, !
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
January IA, 1873. }
7, H.: Bowie, Clerk of the Court O!
! CommoPleas and General Sessions for
Countyud State aforesaid, do hereby
certify TT am personally acquainted
with th5ove signers, and take pleasure
in sayinthat they are, severaily, hon.
orable atlemer, and men of credit
and unubted :veracity. / will add
that theIessrs. Culver Brothers have
sold seral hundred of their Farmer
Cookinstoves in this Couty, and, sc
far as lVe heard, they give universal
satisfacbi.
L. D. BOWIE.
endoe the above certificate.
G.. w. GUFFIN,
J. P. a. G..
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
badly frozen on Wednesday night s stil living, but VIII
not recover. Amputation Of one foot was necessary
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The next lecture in the free scientific course
for the people win be delivered at Cooper Union this
evening, by Prof George A. Barker OF Yale College,
upon Spectrum Analysis"
Mark Twain is to be the guest Of the LotOs
Club at dinner this evening Bret Harte Henry Waiter
son. and other weIlk gentlemen have invited
to assist the members in entertaining the great hu-
morist
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson, who was unavoid-
ably detained by her lecture engagements from the
woman's Reception given 10 Miss Emily FAITHFUL on
Saturday evening last Is 10 preside at the matinee this
afternoon at Association Hail. where Miss Faithful ~
to speak OF Glimpses Of great men and women whom
have met"
The lady operators of the Western Union
Telegraph Company paid Miss Faithful delicate com
piment on Thursday She inspected the Office by ap-
pointment and Miss Snow presented her with an ex-
ause basket OF hothouse flowers in token Of their ap
probation Of her labors for women We take this oppor
tunity To remind readers that MISS falthfull
lectures at Saturdays matinee at Association Hail. on
Gmpses Of Great Men and Women" she has known.
The American Colonization Society has re-
ceved upward Of coo applications from coored people
who are anxious 20 Liberia since the last expedl-
ton, sailed on Nov Il, 1872 These with others make
over 1900 now the books of the Society," which Is only
waiting for sufficient funds 10 return them TO their ma
tive land. A prominent gentleman OF Newark, N; j.;
has offered TO be Of fifty to give 500 tOWaru iuu
for this purpose and public meeting 70 IuIther tns
object Ia TO be held the Reformed Church, on the
flights, Brooklyn, on the evening OF req TO- Aoto, ~
which addresses viii be delivered by the Eey. cyrus
Dickson D. d. Secretary OF the D0mestlc mlsSIons vi
the Presbyteran Church, the Rev. DIR. George W sam
son. President OF Rutgers Female College, ana Otners
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
TWO NEW ARTISTS,
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Booths Theater will complete It's fourth
year Monday, February3 g.
Mr. Charles b. jefferson, son of the great
comedian, appeared at the Charleston Is. CO Academy
of Music last Saturday-makng his professional debut
in that city.
Afternoon performances will occur to-day at
Waliacks the Union Square Booths Days Fifth Ave
nue. NblOs the Olympic, the Grand Opera House, Tony
Pastors and the San Francisco Minstrel Hal-the st.
Janes's Theater.
The last performance of SAM" at Wallack's
Theater viii take place next week. The farce element
In this piece spread out over too much surface
matter OF art aud the temperament OF sam, in Mr..
soLherns peTsonation affects less winning than
that Of Lord Dundrearyfor the reason that all deli
cacy OF feeling Is submerged In animal spirits
and robust impudence. But Mr.. s0therns Sam Is ex-
ceedngly funny and amusing in effect ana IL well sus
tanned and carefully finished work OF art The stu
dent Of comedy acting cannot afford TO miss seeing this
rare and fine SPECIMEN OF OF its branches An
usually agreeable Incident OF the performance Of SAN"
is the appearance OF Niles Rose Coghlan as 4se The
FRESH. young beauty, pquant countenance bright smile
and yarOnsy arch and arese demean0r OF this actss
not 20 speak of her Intelligence and skllrender Ar
refreshing spectacle 20 oyes that are tired with Razig
on the frequent feuale uglIness and boned mascn
Unity OF the sage.-Hext Saturday evening, FEB. Mr.
sotbern WILL for tho frat De in this city, enact DAVID
0ernfk.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

that the ieaso OF the building at Fourthst ana Broad
way occupied armory by the oth heRmen'' 'or
which the city pays $4,000 year, and Col serry pays
tooo is surrendered Feb l. 1873 to the boaru anu
that he win not hold the city to Its contract until Fep
Is7s resolution that the Recorder and City Judge
appoint an extra stcnographer for the court
of General Sessions at ts double term was
paseed unanimously. The Committee on County
Officers called up the report appointing persons 70 tne
posions OF anitors and cleaners. whose names nhso
already been published An amendment was onereu 10y Ss
Supervisor Van Schaick, not materlay changing Wy
report Mr. Ottendorfer asked why II was that All tne
old employees had been removed Had any cnarges geen
brought against themi Were they ncompetenti what
ia the character OF the appointeest Are tney any
better morally than the discharged persons Aiderha
Van Schaick said there election last FAIL ana
new ticket was elected. In accordance win estao
ished age change has been made In the oppohtees
MT Ottendorfer asked whether any OF the new ap-
pontees are relations any OF the snperyisorsi Mr.
Van schaick said he did not know that there were any
such but 1t was matter OF Importance whether tne
were or not. The report amended was adoptSu. ~
was resolved that the printing for the Board OF super
yisors for 1878 be done by VIM. C. Bryant d Co.