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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE,


By virtue Il a deed Of trust made by Those
BEttt TO me rs trustee dated the Slst day OF March,
A. D. 1850 and recorded in the office Of the ClerG Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia IN
Deed OF Trust Book No II, page J. | shall sell ~
public auction ut the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1851,
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. ", the following rea,
estate, that Is 10 say: Lots and y In sluafe in
James Baker and James X. Bakers addition to the
city OtWheeling situated on the eaSt side Of BaltI
more sheet; also lots o. l. 5, q TO- H. - 10 and the
north half Of lots and II In square H. aud also lots
o. Z, and and north half Of lot In square 10 In
John Il, Bakers addition TO the city VI Wheeling;
also the fraction O lot u In East Wheeling situated
on the southeast corner OF 18th aud Wood streets
fronting 20 feet on 10th street and running bSk 10
the depth Of 10 feet toward Wheeling Cree also
the west 70 feet Of lot .! East Wheeling, frUblng
on 10Th street and running back toward Wheeling
CreeE to the depth Of ~ feet,
Fractional lOt q, East Wheeling, will be Olleled
rs whole and In three parcels each fmnlinEg0
feet on 18th street. and sold In the way yielding the
most money, On the west Oncthird Of said lot is Il
good one story frame house.
The lots In said squares /! and 10 will bC offered
separately and Us awhOle aud sold In way yielding
the most money,
Lots and . In square . will he sold separately.
Title believed to be good, but selling Us trustee
shall convey only such title rs Is vested In me by
the deed Of trust Aforesaid
TERMS OF SALE-Onehalf cash and the balance OF
| the purchase money payable In one year with In
teFGst and evidenced by pTumiSsOTy note Title to
be retained I'LL all the purchase money Is paid or
satisfactorily secured.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
The United States Building Association viii hold
their regular annual election OF pifeCton on Tues
day evening, October 18th, ISL.
c. H. BERRY, President.
" CnSNEH Secretary OclB
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18th to 22d.

The Directors resolved to continue the Fair
in order to meet the demand OF the people
who have been unable to attend In the brief
space Of time first fixed. The attendance has
been immense, and every effort will be made
by the Managers and Committees tOentertain
visitors, and furnish them with an exhibit
well worth trip to see, The exhibit in Ex-
position Hall by merchants and Others is
simply grand.
20 meet the views Us well US purse of every
man, woman and child, the Directors have
fixed the price of admission at % cents for
grown persons, and 10 cents for children
under l2years old.
The entries for the horse races close at II
o'clock Monday,
A. REYMANN, President
GEO. HOOK, Secretary OCl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18

U4K--
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
BAI[IIiIIl|Hl9i!Ilt
[l(EdllI5!llIl[It!I
In the City Of Louisville, on
Monday, Oct. 3lth, 1881

These Drawings occur monthly Sundays except.
Gd) under the provisions Ot All Act Of the General
Assembly Of Kentucky,
The United States Circuit Court on March SlSt
rendered the following deCiSlOns
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pAny Is legal.
2d-Its Drawings arc Fair.
NH-Thc Company has now on hand a large
Reserve Fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes for
tho
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Hy virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Patrick p,
WEIGH aud AlmCda, his wife, 10 me rs trustee,
dated the 18th day Of June, 1870, and recorded IN
tho Office OF the Clerk Of Ohio County, West VIZ.
gna In Deed Of Trust hook No. 8, page $50, shall
sell nj public auction nj the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o, 1851,
commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following de-
prIbGd property, that Is 10 ay: All the south
One.half OF the east half Of the lot num-
hercd one hundred and sixty Of the addition 10 the
said city Of Wheeling laid out by Peter, ianell.
John HwCett and Others, commonly called East
Wheeling, addition being situate on the north sile
OisGvGntCCnth street and having front on sald
street Of thirty feet and running back IhGlCO sixty
feet Of an uniform width Of Il front 10 line run
ming through Nid lot Gust and west and dividing
the SamO Into equal parts.
Title believed to be good, but selling aS trustee
shall convey only such title rs IL vested In mo by
tho deed Of trust Aforesaid.
TERMS or BALE-Oncthlrl II tho purchase
money, and az much more m the purchaser may
elect, cash IN hand, tho residue IN two equal In
sialllnOnt at six aud twelve MONTHS respectively,
SIih Interest from day Of sale purchaser giving
notes secured by deed Of trust upon the property
'o'u>''''NN ". p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


daily except sundny-Npwatk Accommodation
Stcubcnvillc AcCOmmOdatOn.-Th tnlln dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Dcllaltp StOpplngw when required
at the sherman House, Etnavlllc, West Wheeling
and GrnvCl Hill.
urlChsyille Accommodation,
Canal Dover Accommodations
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TRUsrEE's SALE OF ISLAND PROP.

80
HNRUSrEE'S SALE OF ISLAND PROP.
l. ERTY.
I,y virtue Ui decd Of trust made by Mark Doug.
jAIS and Mary H. DDuglaS his wife 10 me IA trustee
dated February Gth 1871, and recorded III the office
Df the Clerk NJ the County Court NJ Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust hook No. u, page
d. will sel ut public auction al the front door vi
die Court House Of SAld county. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH, 1881;
commencing Mt 10 O'clock A. w., the following de.
Efibcd property that Is To ny. The east twenty.
i've feet Ot lot numbered one hundred and eighty
In The addition 10 the CITY Of Wheeling laid out BY
Url0r A. Zane, on Wheeling Island, Eild LOT fronts
ON the north side NJ Ohio street and extends back
ono hundred and twenty feet IL nn alley
Title believed gOOd, but ] viii only convey the
little vested In me by snid decd Of trust.
TERMS OR SALE-One third ~ the punhasc money
RndRS much more az the purchaser may elect casi
IN hand, the balance III two equal lnNAllmentS ut
Xix and Twelve months with interest from the day
Of snle the Enrchaser giving notes secured dy deed
Of trust on the property f2t thc dSiettra PAYMENTS
". T. ". C0wpESasoIcllOt ocll
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TTRUgTEE's SALE OF BENWOOD

N. 7 nut I1EFH n = .
ny virtue Of decd Of trust made by James II:
and Mary r. his wife to me III trustee dated
mo 18th day Of june 1874 and recorded IN the OiCe
nj Inc ClerS Of the County Court Of Marshall county,
West Virginia, In deed Of trust book No. page 8I2,
l, nI.u.. iIs.,.rr..l Alnn.hnll nnilnlu
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commencing at $3.50 o'clock 4. w., the following dc.
srribcd property, that Is TO aiy: The southern
OIG.hRlfO Of lot numbered seven IN hqnnre numbered
one, in the AddiOntO the city Of WheGllnBlaid out
By Carroll and baker v
Title believed good but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title M IA vested IN nc by tho
deed Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS OPS ALR-ONethlrtl Of The purchase money,
and ns much mora ~ the purchaser may elect CRAll
In hand the residue IN two equal INSTRUMENTS at
sjx and twelve months respectively with interest
inOm day Of sale. purchaser giving notes. secured
y deed Of trust and policy Ot insurance upon the
P''fH WM p HUBBARD Trustee,
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VIII WALLER. AuctIonCcr. $3.50
Y1RUSTEES SALE OF EAST WHEEL
| ING PROPERTY,

lly virtue Of II deed Of trust made by Annie TNy.
lor, wie Of Robert Taylor, with Robert Taylor, her
husband, and Rachel Birch, To the undersigned
trustee dated June TO- 1915, and recorded IN the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court, Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust hook No. y,
nagn Eli shall on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18
DEN'TONI0UE.

An elegant tooth wash, in large bottles, only %
cents, ut ,,, cop
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18
DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

Asplendld purgalive and liver pill. Forty large
and small pls IN each box. The cheapest and best
pill IN the market Sold by ,o,,,,co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14
The srorey-Le.ter Forgery

/
The readiness with which the pub
Usher of Truth comes forward with
his confession that the Morey letter
was a forgery is refreshing. 1t was
very hard to convince him that it was
not a genuine Garfield letter. 1t was
in vain that Gen. Garfield repudiated
it, and denounced its sentiments as
stupid and brutal. The great editor
luently told him that he lied. and that
he knew be lied. Nor was it to any
purpose that the friends of Gen. Gar.
field who were intimate with his hands
writing denounced the letter as for
gerry, ga clumsey imitation" as the
General said, of his handwriting. Still
the statement was reiterated that the
letter was genuine and that the editor
knew it to be genuine. He was ready
10 stake his reputation for veracity.
which was not much of stake at best
but his very existence on the genuine>
ness of the letter.
He has at last made the surprising
discovery that he was himself fooled
to the top of his bent, and has made a
Eidiculous ass of himself By his per
sistent assertion of the character of
that document. To be sure be tries
to throw the responsibility upon Mana
ger BarDum, Mr.. Hewitt, Senator Wal
lace and other Democratic luminaries
and would have Us believe the letter tc
be from the hand and pen of Gen. Gar.
field. But we doubt whether these
gentlemen are likely to accept the onu.
of that infamous fraud They have
or at least some of them have, admit
ted that they saw the letter and were
of the opinion it was Garfeld's. bu
none of them 90 further than to sa,
they gave it more than casual obser.
walton.
/ The manifest political benefits to be
derived from its publication uudoubt
eddy influenced their opinion, aud tn,
letter was given 90 the world under tht
heading of "Garfeld's death warrant.
And now, after it has done all tn,
damage it could do, so affecting The
vote in two of the Pacific States as t
give their electoral vote to Hancock
and after repeated aud emphatic assn
RANGES since the election that the letter
was genuine, the editor of Truth rush
es frantieally into print with letter t.
Gen. Garfield eoufessing the fraud I
amounts to no more than assurance
that the editor believes Gen. Garfield
capable Of telling lie, and that he
would stick to that belief if the facts
were not against it. 1t is doubtful
whether the original offense was worse
than the apolegetic letter in which the
editor Of Truth Undertaks to condone
! for it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

IF the electoral vote had been at all
close there would have been three
chances for row. First, the defeat oil
a California elector, which would have
been set down to Republican party
zeal; next, the defeat of an Indiana
elector, which the Democratic Canvass
ing Board would certainly have ae-
complished if the vote would have
made differeace; aud thirdly, the
stupid failure of the Georgia Electoral
College to vote on the day appointed
The occurrence of these blunders
likely to be repeated every four years
under our complicated system, should
teach Congress the necessity of amend
ing the method Of elecling the Presi-
dent. so that escape from revolution
Fundamentally may not be considered
signal mark of divine mercy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

The fo'io~iug appropriation 0i',S
have passed the House: Military Acad-
envy, Notifications. consular and d.
Plomatic, pension and army.
The consular and diplomatic bill has
passed the Senate.
The House Committee on ApPrOpri-
atoms has the Indian aud District Of
Columbia bills nearly ready to report
Some work has been done on the leg
islative, executive and Judicial bill and
and the river ana harbor bill BY TIC
House Committees.
Nothing of consequence has been
done on other appropriation bills ano
the two named last, and the deficiency
aud the sundry civil bills will necessi
/ tate z good deal of work.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

Visions Of the Land League are aid.
ing the Canadians like the o,gfnl
nightmare after Christmas dinner.
Double sen;ries surmount the walls Of
the Citadel at Quebec and the gates
are closed at 4 o'clock.
The total population of the limited
States, according to the June census.
Is 80, l52 559-au increase Of II 594
lSS during the past ten pears. VLat
will it be in 1900 il the increase con.
tinues at the same rate?
Secretary Schurz has ano,bsr i. Of
garrulous Indians on his hands The
head chiefs of the Otoes are in wasb
ington this week, quartered At +. botel
and havsng good time, all eTnaoses
paid. 1t would be an easy mart 70
keep these Indians at home e ,hev
were dealt with in an honest wav
An interior exchange SAYS ,ba.now
is "a nuisance. This is a hast onin-
ION. There is widespread conyic
ton that snow serves to purify earth
and air, and this opinion fnds ovnres.
sion in more than one old ana roll
approved adage. Our impression is
that the snow now coyerion the
ground is of incalculable benefit - the
growing small grain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

THE snit of the minority stockbold-
ers of the n. & G. & St. Louis Railroad
has been decided against them, and in
the interest of the L & n. scoop. This
suit demonstrates that the management
of Z. w. Cole, instead Of being a
GLORIOUS thing" was clearly destruc
tive of the Northwestern road, and
specially to Hickman. President Por-
ter shows that Cole Oughtto have built
a 16 mile extension from Hickman to
the Iron Mountain connection instead
of purchasing a new road to St. Louis
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,.tenty interesting Reading

To the Treasury Department, tele-
graphs Red6old At great expense, there
is an interesting set of books printed
aud bound, aud each about the -iza Of
Webs,er's Dictionary. But they are
not open to public inspection. These
looks contain the name and residence
of every DO der Of registered four per
ceat bonds in the Uuited States The
amounts range from $50, which Is the
smallest, up to S5l 900 900, which is
the largest sum owned by one person
This latter sum Is owned by VIM Il
Vanderbilt. and upouit he draws $50.
O00 in interest every ninety days A
check for that amount Is mailed TO him
quarterly. At the same time the own
err Of City dollar bond receives Gfiy
cents These bonds are very popular,
aud although The original holders OF
them paid but par on a lithe share.
since which time the bonds have ad
vauced TO about thirteen per cent. pre-
MUM, yet the books of the company
show but comparatively few transfers.
The premium is not sufficient tempta
ton to cause the average holder to
part with his securities. For instance
the bonds owned by Vanderbilt are
now worth about S5S 600. 600, but he
holds on to them all TIE same. W. II
Vanderbilt Individually owns more
registered United States bonds than
are owned 10 all the nineteen Western
States and Territories. These States
aq-, Territories have a population of
DYER %, 600, 900, yet there is held
amang them but SO 600, 600 Of regis
tered bonds, or less than Mr.. Nander4
bilt owns. Ia the fourteen Southern
States 1900, 900 are owned, or about
one-fourh the amount held by a single
citizen in New York
\ prominent Treasury Official, ia
speaking Of the inequality Of fortune
as illustrated by these figures, said tbat
he thought it would eventually cause
discomfort a man with the enormous
wealth possessed by Dir. Vanderbilt
could adj to it very rapidly; in fact, it
will double itself in twenty years If
put in four per cent. bonds and let
alone save to add the annual interest.
With the present start" which Mr.
Vanderbilt has in bonds and dividend
paying stocks, il will be an easy matter
for him to be worth at least $3.50 900
900 should be live twenty years hence
II is said that he Is worth more than
half OF this sum now.
Outside the Vanderbilt family there
Il Da -i-.-i a 5r4f,f.}f.-f ,y I., .,.vrz over
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The Oldest Tn,vn.

According to Humboldt, the Oldest
town in the world is Yakutik-5, GOO
inhabitants-in Eastern Siberia Il
is not only the oldest, but probably the
coolest, The ground remains always
frozen to the depth of 300 feet, except
in midsummer, when it thaws three feeI
at tho surface. The mean temperature
for the year is 12,7 degrees f. For
ten days 10 August the thermometer
goes as high as 50 degrees. From
November to February the tempera-
ture remains between 40 degrees to 6e
degees below zero. The river Lena
remains frozen for nine months in the
year,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

One quarter of barrel to every
man woman and child in the country
was the quantity of termented liquors
manufactured last year in the United
States. The good things of this life
are not evenly distributed, however,
and while some of US did not even get
a Whit at the little brown jug, others
still took more than was good for them
The entire quantity returned for taxa.
ton was 414,000,000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

The Republicans cannot elect a
United States Senator in Tennessee
without capturing two Democratic
members; but, they do say that any
where from 100000 to 81 900, 600 are
on hand in Nashville, to carry the day
If there is the half of it there for that
purpose, we are afraid "two or more
Democrat" may succumb.
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5Hrs. O-car Turaer.
gcourier- Journal, Jan. 9th. ]

an the list of ladies at the brilliant
reception at the Gait House on New
Year, our reporter, through mistake,
included the name of Mrs. Oscar Tur
ner. We regret to have to say that
this admirable lady is still very sick =,
and that she has not been able to leave
her room aad bed at the Gait House
since she was carried to it more than a
month ago. For several weeks past,
her physician has forbidden her to see
company, and she has been compelled
to deny the visits Of her most intimate
friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

Mr.. WIN. II. CURD, Chairman of the
Greenback party for this Congressional
District, publishes a card, calling a
District Convention of the Greenback-
ers, to meet in Benton, Marshal ooun-
ty, March 10, 1881, for the purpose Of
getting up moro complete organiza.
ton of that party. The basis of rep
resentation will be one delegate tor
every 500 voters and fraction over $50
in the county from which they come
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col. J. stodnrd .Iohnston


Hon. j. Stoddard Johnston, 1t Is said
by his friends, is a candidate for the
Office of Governor. Col Johnston de-
serves we'll of the Democracy OF the
State. \ man who has done as much
for the party as he has ought not TO
be obliged to work likes ward Poli-
tician to obtain the uomiution.
Just so. Col Johnsta would do
honor to the State, and Jake one of
the beet Governors the SITE ever had,
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Kentucky Politics.

The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial states that
Senator Beck is opposed for the Sen
ate by Messrs. Lindsey and Carlisle,
because he is a Seotehman. This is
not true. Kentucky has no objection
to Mr.. Beck, or any other Scot of his
fine qualities. Indeed, she has quite a
deal Of need for them Lou. Post.
The Post might have added with
equal truth that Mr.. Carlisle does not
oppose Mr.. Beck on any ground
Commonwealth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

BISMARCK, the German Prime Min
lister, is disposed to growl at the United
States, because certain of our cities
have expressed sympathy with the
Jews in their German troubles. Bis
marck thinks Uncle Sam oughtto sup,
press such demonstrations; but that's
not the way We do things in this coun
try. Americans say what they please
on public questions, and if Bismarck
don't like it he will have to help him.
self.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

NEWSPAPER correspondents at the
city OF Washington are trying to
"write up Senator Blaine for the Sec
rotary of State in Garfeld's cabinet.
He possesses ability, but is rather Sec
tional 10 his antecedants.
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somewhat Exagserated.

Port Gibson MSS keveille.
Kentucky is aroused aud amazed
Gov. Black burn has refused to pardon
a prisoner in the penitentary. 1t has
been his chief amusement to grant par
dons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

JUDGE GRASSLAND who has been
sick for several weeks, at Mayfeld, is
said to be improving, but will not be
able to resume his duties on the Bench
for some time yet. Judge Bullitt, of
Paducah, is acting in his stead.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

Hon. OSCAR TURNER is spoken of
by some of his friends as a probable
candidate against Mr.. Beck for United
States Senator. If he enters, be will
make strong race. His election to the
Senate would give some of the Gibrals
ter boys better chance for Congress.
Hoop lal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

THE United States Supreme Court
is said to be FIVE years behind with its
business, and Senator Blaine has an-
nounced himself in favor Of Increasing
the number of judges in that court to
thirteen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

The Nashville Banner devotes an
article to the prosperity Of the colored
population il Tennessee. 1t points
out that they are increasing in mum
bers, and deduces the inference that
they have been we'll cared for.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

Our exchanges report among th'
Christmas accidents, the wounding OIL
a number of boys from the use of toy
cartridge pistols. They will do hurt
and parents ought not 10 ALLOW chill
dren to have them,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

GEN. GoFF, of West Virginia. has
been appointed Secretary of the Navy.
He has only to serve until the 4th Of
March. 99>100ths of the people OF
this great country would ask, who is
he? if he had any time to serve.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

A Nh. DUFFEY, sued the city OF
Columbus, KY, last week, for dana
ges, sustained BY negligence on the
part of the city in keeping its side
walks, and obtained judgment for
$500, says the Clinton Democrat.
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TAKEN UP.

A \ STRAY, by Andrew Shuek, liv-
"A ing in Fulton county, Kentucky, .
miles east OF Hickman, on what is known
as the Shuck road, ONE RED STEER, with
white face, marked with under bit in the
right ear. No other MARKS or brands per
ceivable, two years oil past, which | APP
praise at ten dollars $4,000.
Given under my hand this the 24th day
of November, 1880.
o. ". MILES, ]. P. T. C.
do certify the above post note is true
copy of the records in my Office, this No
vember 9th 1880.
dec3-lt o. W MILES, J.P.F c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-14

TIE Kentucky State Auditor has
instructed the Sherifs to collect 451
cents tax instead of 45 as heretofore.
It creepetk slowly upl