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Non-Resideists Notice.

The State OF Mississippi:
To all persons having or claiming any
iagal or equitable interest in the follow
ing described land sold for taxes on the
LIST day OF July, 1867, viz: All that part
of hf of n 6 or and hf OF e or sec. Z,
township ", range 5 east-lying north
Of Charleston and Tuscahoma road which
runs through said section, in Grenada
county, Mississippi. You are command
ed to appear before the Chancery court
Of Grenada county, in said State, at rules
on the
1sT MONDAY OF August, 1882,
to defend the suit in said court of G. +.
Lawrence, wherein you are defendants.
The prayer of the bill of complaint in
this cause is for the confirmation of Il
tax title to said lands
A.V B. THOMAS,
Chancery Clerk.
- By I. THOMAS, d. G.
VIC. Mclean, sol'r for compl't.
June 2, 1852. TAT
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Bridge Notice.

Proposals to build Wood or Iron
bridge across the Yalobusha river at or
near the old Horton bridge will be re-
ceived on the ,1st Monday in August.
Allparties interested are expected to pre-
sent their own plan and specifications
with their bids, and the Board reserves
the right to reject any or all plans and
bids. By order of the Board.
A. V. B. THOMAS,
Clerk.
Grenada, June 5, 1889. Att
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J. E. Hughes drugstore is the place
to get everything that is desired in the
drug line. Mr.. Hughes has been in the
drug business here for years; is well
known to all, and respectfully solicits the
patronage they have heretofore bestowed
upon him.
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Grenada, June 5, 1882.
To The Public.

Having bought Of Dubard & Garner
their stock on hand in the livery, feed
and sale stable, will continue said busi-
ness at their old stand. We respectfully
solicit a continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to said firm, and
earnestly solicit the patronage Of the
public generally. Will make every en-
deavor to give satisfaction.
K. A, MEApERs,
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J Z Hughes has most complete stock
OF drugs, toilet articles, cigars and tobacco.
Everything will be sold very cheap for
the money.
None but the best drugs and toilet ar
ticles kept at w. p. fowler & Co.'S.
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Mrs. G. W. Ferguson & Co., on Depot
street, have q beautiful assortment Of
millinery goods. They are well-known
to our people, and goods of all qualities
and descriptions are kept constantly upon
their shelves. Our lady readers should
remember the above millinery establish
ment when they want anything in that
line. Every article is marked down to
suit the hard times.
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NorIcE.--All parties indebted to me
must come forward and settle the same
az once, Or their accounts will be put in
the hands Of an officer lor collection.
j. Il. HUGHEs.
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]. Lane Leigh, magistrate, will held
one term Of his court at Elliott Station
on the LIST Monday of each month, and
one regular term at Grenada on the 3rd
Monday Of each month. [3-1S-1y]
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GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY JUNE 1882.
Notice..

I hereby give notice to all applicants
for scholarship in the the A and M Col
lege, that will meet them at the Court
House in Grenada county, Miss, on the
lst Saturday IN August next, and in con-
nextion with the Chancery Clerk award
Scholarship to those who may come up
to the requirements Of the law. Grenada
county is entitled to one.
JOHN J. J. GAGE.
Supt of Education for Grenada county.
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Referring TO the above, | desire to in
form my friends and the public generally,
that | will hereafter be with Mr.. Meaders
at the Brick Stable, where I will be
pleased to see them, and ask q liberal
support. Will always be pleased to well
come those wishing to purchase. Come
and buy, sell, swap, feed, hire or borrow.
J. Z. GARNER.
Grenada, May II, 1882.
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;, repairing for the future state: "Ah,
iuy,l ny lriend," said q clergyman to parish
oor. ~,aer VINO was the husband Of Il terma-
! san., a; and who had made application for
ssniv,orce; I'VE should be yielding and
w,SG,Vins ~ y NJ there are no divorces in heav.
~ ~ that's the reason" said the suffer
II Wshy am SO anxious to get a divorce
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House aud Lot for Sale chenp.

The house and lot now occupied by
DR.. D. B. McHenry will be sold w,y cheap.
For further particulars apply to J. b.
Kemp. (3t)
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AT New York cost, handsome lot oi
parasols, lace collars, ties, notions, hosi-
cry, fans, &c. &c, just received. The la
dies are specially invited to come.
LAKE & AUSTIN.
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rhe Wonderful Davis Sewing Machine.

Just received lot Of the above ma
chimes. I assure the public the Davis will
do greater variety of work than any
other sewing machine yet made 10
convince you call on me at my residence
and see the machine at work before YOU
purchase any other. The Davis machine
perfects the work without basting.
MRs. j. M. HIGuGArE.
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Mrs. Weyneth wishes it known that
she has 80 bushels of sound cornfeld
peas, Of the red and yellow variety which
she is ready to sell to farmers or others
cheap for cash.
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MANHOOD
How Lost. How Restored !

Just published, a new edition Of Dr. Gull
yerwelPs Celebrated Essay on the radical
W eakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, I'M
POTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
Impediments to Marriage, ETC.; also, Con-
SUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by
self-indulgenceo or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author in this admirable
Essay, clerly demonstrates, from a thirty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF self-abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode of cure at once
which every sufferer, no matter what hiscon-
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically. A
BSr THIS Lecture should be In the hands Of
every man In the land.
Sent lnder seal, in plain envelope, to
any address postpaid, on receipt ofsix cents
or two postage stamps. Address
The CuLvERWELL MEDICAL Co.,
N MY SIR NEw YnpY NJ ". p n Roy A50s
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FOR RENT.

The store house formerly occupied by
W. = Ingram, on Main St., below j. e
Hughes drugstore. Apply to
i. G. MAJET
or JOHN GEORGE
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A splendid stock of everything to be
found in the drug line at J. T. Hughes
very cheap.
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For Rent.

Store house first door south of snider's
bank on Main street., For particulars ap-
ply to R. Horton or w. R. Parks
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GRENADA
MARRIAGE ASSOCIATION.
Chartered by the State OF Mississippi,
May 29th 1882. sf

OFFICERS.
DR., G, w. Trimble, Grenada, President.
Dr. T. r. Trotter, Duck Hill, Vice-Presi-
dent. E. L. Austin, Grenada, Secretary.
W. G. Mclean, Legal Advisor. Lake
Bros Bank, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. w. Jones, W. S. Lake,
Jno Powell, A. P. Trotter,
J. A. Cunningham,
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That Hacking Cough can be 50 quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by j. f. Hughes.
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j. =. Hughes, has a magnificent stool,
of toilet articles, call and see him.
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J.E. Hughes is the place to so for
drugs and toilet articles.
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NADIA, Grenada county, Miss, June 24th
1882:
Anderson, Charly Darden, Put
Dubard, a g Davis, VII
House, Alon Hudson, Mamie
Hughes, Angeline johnson, SD
Josom Mr. Malone, William
Rufiin, J w Stubbs. Us
spicer, Hattie + Thomas. Alio
Tatum, Milton Williams, Jessie
Williams, Alexander.
Persons calling f,r any of the letters
will please say advertised"
OFFICE Houns
Money Order Department 8;00A. NJ. to
s r. N. Registry department 800 A. N. to
5 p. NJ. General Delivery 7.30 4. Mto gp. M
Stamps Department 1880 4. NJ. toe p. NJ.
Positively no business after hours.
J.H. CAMPBELL, P. M.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post,Office at Gre
NADIA, Grenada county, Miss, June 24th,
1882:
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LAKE BROTHERS, BANKERS,
GRENADA, MISS.
DO q General
= "a NJ KING j SIMS s.

Exchange bought nn for principal cities country Money
advanced Cotton red warehouse Grenada shipped
Resources
conducted under the ue direction Of our Mr.. II Lake.
May 90 1882
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THE GRENADA SENTINEL
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
SPERRY 4 WADE,
VS.. Attachment.
G. BAUM Co.
To @ Baum, composing the firm of G..
Baum & Co., of Memphis, Tenn.
An attachment at the suit Of Sperry &
Wade, of Nashville, Tenn, against your
estate for six hundred and thirty,one
dolla 8 and sixty cents, returnable before
the circuit court of Grenada county, Mis-
sissippi, has been executed, and is now
pending in said court; and unless you
appear before said court on the
3RD MONDAY OF JUNE. 1882,
and plead to said action, judgment will
be entered, and the estate attached will
be sold. GEO. W. BEARD, Clerk.
June 5, 1882. [4]
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SOLID GOLD WATOHHS.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF a LIFETIME

We have lately purchased bankrupt
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, which
we shall offer in our catalogue at about
halt the usual prices. AS the stock IS
iery large, and we wish to turn IL into
money quickly, we have determined,
in order 70 arouse pnblic interest and
secure applications for our catalogue
ot fine goods. to make an offer 81 a
SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASE WvTcm
at 4 price mnch below the cost Of pro-
duction Our offer ID to send BY regis
tered mail Carefully packed iii Il Woo
den bas1 q SOLID J50Ln HUNTING JFksE
PATENT LEAvER FuLL JEWELED
WATcH on receipt Of $I96S We war
rant the massive cases to be solid gold
!. =. - a 4 4
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Supt OF Education for Grenada county
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Grenada, May IL, 1882.
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John and William Cook, while on their
way home from Taylor's postoffice, La
fayette county on the night of June Sd,
were attacked by a number of armed ne
groes, who knocked the former into the
mud and shot the other through the
shoulder. Three of the assailants are
now in Jail awaiting trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-17
A WAKNING SUuNDEn.
President Ilnrunrh Gn the Oiutidnary
rrrltu- AmOus Work in.sucn. y

President Nnrl,nrd On the HevO Oiut dnnry
rcrlimg Among woritin.'ncn.
NEW York, June lG.-Columbia College
had lis l2Sth annual commencement this
morning mt the Academy Of Music. Prcsi.
dent Barnard, in addressing tho graduating
class, while dwelling upon the unexampled
opportunities of the times for new discov-
cries III all departments OF mental and
moral sciences, put forth the following EN-.
nhatie warning: &g 6
There was II revolutionary movement
among the working classes, which, il not
met with wisdom, would bring upon the
world such misiortuncs us have not been
since the bloody days OF the French Revo.
luton. The demagogues were yearly lift
ins their voices louder, and the fictitious
aA'agonsm between cl,sses OF men was
iostcred by them. The problem Of how to
meet this dissatisfaction, how to turn this
.Hible inquiring energy Of the lower class
70 good, was one demanding the consider.
alton and cndcavors Of every educated
man. y was II duty Which the present
sehesassoh Of educated men owe to those
VINO come inter them. s5,g;!!s!y
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& SWAsulSdToS, June l0.-Spnator- CAM
den, oi West Virginia, went TO New York
to-day in the interest Of the Wheeling &
parkcrsburg road, and will remain week
or ten days. lle hopes to put things in
shape for Il, early letting Of the contract.
Senator Fairwill take half million Of the
additional stock tcquired to put the entire
line under contract, and Is considering the
question Of mnking;it 100000. Mr.. Elslay,
the railroad expert whom the syndicate
sent out, has written q letter in which he
says he never s,lw better territory fora pay
ing road, and indorses the wisdom oi the
investment in the s.ronges. terms. .; q;
BAErlMoRE, June ID. The Directors Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to-day elected
Aubray Seane Director, vice Samuel; Kirby
deceased. A plan was adopted to award mon.
ey premiums to specified officers OF the
road, oad,@Trinsportationfand Machinery De
partmcnts, ifor most effective and judicious
management, Ms shoWn!byE improved con.
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I..slEF TELEGI,A,ls.

b
The Malley trial mas been adjourned to
next Tuesday, owing to the death OF Juror
Furman's daughter.
A fire yesterday morning destroyed the
painting shop Of the Osgood- Bradley cur
works, at Worcester, Mass. Loss, $4,000
The scnlling match between I.argan and
Pearce, the Australian oarsmap, which took
place on the Thames yesterday, WAS won
by l.argan. -$
a fierce storm at Carksyille, Tenn, YES.
tcrday, injured several houses and de-
strnycd trees and fences Two men work.
ing near the town were killed by Lightning.
a train Oh the New York Cen,t,, road
was thrown from the track Yesterday, at
Albion, n. Y, while runnin. ut the rate OF
thirty miles MI hour. The engineer and
llreMan We're killed and the passengers
bally shaken up, .7a5 ~
a miner Mt the Rivcrton mines, seven
miles east Of Springfield, Ill.,, was killed
Yesterday morning by an explosion Of
powder. lie was carrying an open keg Of
powder in his arms when II spark from the
laEar in his cap fell into it. s.
~ Nv l'o"lu VI IS!lllSEAtlOIl commissioners
Yesterday ordered Castle Garden, New
York, 10 he closed, after Saturday next, to
all emisrants landed there by any other
Steamship company than the French line,
which alone agrees to pay fifty cents per
head. 'i.ate
J.. \. Bass,ie, bueket-shop man, arrest
Ell several days ago at Springfield, Illinois,
for swindlins parties out Of $50, 900, escaped
from the officers early yesterday morning.
Since his arrest he has been lii the Gus.
tody OF officers. While trying to get bail,
md while his guardians we're, engaged in Il
little game Of poker, he got out Of the vim
dow Of his room in the third story OF the
First National Bank building and escaped.
a free fight occurred at Plano, Texas,
yesterday, between Two parties at ieud
with each other, in which Henry IIa,ty
was killed, John Cogsins mortally wounds
cd and Jack Cosgins, Jack Hcrriagc, Ben
Carter and A. Harwcll more or less hurt.
The battle was with Winchester rifles, and
from fifty to sixty shots we're fired. No
arrests: The District Court has made a
rrequisition on the Adiutant General for n
lor company OF State troops 10 protect
the court and preserve the peace. G3b.,ig
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TIE TARIFF COMMISSION
Finally Conpfcted-Thc Difficulty Ex
I'd pcrtenccSi in Filling the List,

Ftnnffy Couiptcted-T:,c Difficulty TX
pcriencc'i In Filling the List.
. WAsiliSGToN, June lG.-The President
had great difficulty in completing the list
OF tariff commissioners, rs will be seen
from tho following:
When Wheeler declined his position was
rendered to A. a. Lowe, who alse declined.
Hugh McCuloch was next offered a place,
and be too declined. -
The name OF Erastus Corning was also
considered, hut was passed OH the ground
that the steel and iron interest were al.
ready represented on the Commission
by Oliver. OF Pennsylvania. +. i. Can.
non and John I. Agncw, both OF
New York, successfully declined.
MIR. McAlahon who accepted, is now en-.
nloyed in the Appraisers office Of the New
cause OF his knowledge OF the present tariff
laws. 5
+ Boteler, another newly selected Com.
missioner, is resident OF Charlestown,
West Va, and is said TO be Il gentle.
man OF "a mcans and liberal cut.
ture. He is not identified with
uny special interests, other than those Of
agriculture. He was Il member Of the seth
Congress and is we'll remembered in con.
nection with his effective speech made
during tho struggle that ended in the
election Of Pennington rs Speaker
OF The House. He was highly recon-.
mended to the President by both Senators
from West Virginia, as we'll rs BY Senator
Hawlcy of Counccticut. Do.eler is con-
seryativc Democrat, and is known to favor
tariff for revenue. Heis sixty years Of age.
The, nominations for members OF the
Commission were confirmed by the Senate.
The Commission is constituted as follows:
Jno. l., Hayes, of Massachusetts tchair-
man); Henry w. Oliver, Jr., Of Penn
sylvania. A. NJ. Garfield. OF Illinois;
jacob Amber, Of Ohio; R, 7. Porter, OF the
District Of Columbia; John W. H. Under.
wood, OF Georgia; j. i. kenncr, OF
Louisiana; Alex. II. Botcler,: Of West Nir-
ginia,. and ". II. Mcmahon, Of New York.
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Allow cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladics, such
as Pneunonia, Hsmorrases and Lung
troubles when al immediate relief can be- SO
readily attained BoscnEx's GERMAN SYxur
has gained the largest salei III the world for the
cure Of Coughs. Coldsand the severest Lung
Diseases. tis Dr.; Boychre's famous Germar
preset iftion, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained In ad:
ministering II to. The youngest child, AZ Ter
directions. The sale OF This medicine is I'm.
prccelented Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failire to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the tr.th
Of these remarks. Large sizes 75 cents. TRY
iand be convince ! IS ). 7rhs4wt'
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RIVER INTELI.IGENCE,

AHuibS Found Among tho Old salts TINT
55l5:5. Lounge on the I.evcc.
The scioto left ior parkcrsbutg yesterday
in place Of the Diurnal. s. y, E 7,g'
The Scotia passed tlownat M early hour tbi,
morning for Cincinnati.
The Chancellor passed down Yesterday
morning with good trip for Charleston. .
Capt. ropes new boat had its name-U
". Townsend-painted OH its side yesterday.
The local packets are ull doing iirst.class
and the cap.aius and officers are genial ii,
the extreme over the good trade. ~
The Joseph Williams passed up with cnp.
ties, and the Ella L1ytnan and Annie l., with
ties. The Flleatherington passed down with
empties. GlTi gl4.ga2 NJ, -,
The O,wcgo and Ohio, the u. s. dretpe
boats, are still lying ut the foot of Fourteenth
street, where they are objects Of considerable
curiosity. .,,,. 4.
AS the new barge for the Jennie Campbell
approaches completion, there Is growing
demand that it be named after Commodore
Alex Paxton. Some favor Col. B.ll Exley.
The river fell about six inches yesterday,
he.fharks indicating depth of six feet
six inches. The lcvee wore lively look all
day yesterday, aud the roustabouts were
busy. 'les :g gg-F5 y = =
The 81. Lawrence arrived yesterday morn.
ing with II big trip, includinga lot Of pip
iron for the Etnn THIS fine sidewlcei
passenger packet leaves this afternoon for
down The river. Ably commanded, the boat
is potuln. nll along the line. ,lr71eF
The Diurnal did not leave for rarkersbure
yesterday morning, but lay at the whurf
until afternoon when it left for Pittsburgh
with the Excelsior Band OF Martins Ferry
on hoard ind Il small crowd. bound for TO-
days labor demonstration.
rlrrsAu.Gli, June lG-River ) feet 0 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and warm. I.
\ Oil Cry. Pa. June lG-River l foot G
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. ~ 5h.j5 gi.'t5t .5s51, t.''ft .1sf -.
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W.tslsiStit'ON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, D c., June l8-The ram
pant Chalmers Is here. lie comes, he
says, to visit his family, who arc in vir.
ginia, and not on apolitical errand. How
ever, he has seen Secretary Chandler, and
received renewed assurances OF his most
distinguished consideration. Chalmers
says Tint he will carry Alanning's district
by five thousand majority. Allthe negroes
in the district are. he says either Republi-
cans or Grcenbackew. The white voters
have majority OF five hundred; Eve hun
dred Of them are Republicans lie will
receive the solid Republican.G Greenbaek
and disgusted Democrat vote. Tonight
he mingled with his former Democratic
colleagues with apparent pleasure. 7oz
Il. DeSoto, the Secretary Of the Spanish
Legation, distinguished himself lust night
by getting into il dissraceiut brawt ut the
Theater Comiquc. The diplomatic was so
disort!erly, drunk and abusive that Special
Policeman McGrath was obliged 10 make
him take Il position on the outside. peSoto
wont for the officer aud struck him several
times. NcGrath rcirained from pounding
him, but elected him. ! DeSoto did not
know when he bad enough, and returned
to the theatcr, and was finally arrested and
taken to the Fifth Precinct Station. At the
station the prisoner was very Indignant,
but avsled himself OF the immunity Of ur.
rest, which is the exclusive privilege OF the
diplomatic, and on establishing bis identity,
was allowed to depart, ml,sing that "$ecre.
taryi Statehughuysen md the Fire Depart
ment would settle it." (Hic.) S-s& S,seI}
+ The Senate whisky bill Investigating
committee to-day; had Harris, Managing
editor OF the Washington Critic, before il
in reference to certain charges OF corruption
which originally appeared in his news.
paper s lie absolutely refused to livulge
the names Of tho author. Of the articles in
question, saying That the rules Of his Office
absolutely forbid it, which caused Senator
lIawleyto make some very sarcastic illus.
ions to Il class Sof newspapers who make
charges and refuse to either retract them
or explain them. Y IA & 81
4aThe postotiice Department will bc closed
to-morrowin respect to tho -memory.of the
late OK. Postmaster General Dennison,j Of
ChiO NJ $50