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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21
LINCOLN COUNTY.
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IT. J. Robinson, admir-. OF the estate Of
+. S. Kaufman, decd, has sold the saddle.
ry stock and fixtures ofthe decedent 10 DA-
vid Allen, who proposes to carry on the
business at the old stand.
Died, at Hustonville, on the 10Th inst.,
Geo. b. Cooper, brother OF Jno. G. Cooper,
Esq, late Of Stanford. At Mckinney, on
the morning Of Sunday last, David, son Of
Anthony and G. b Hum, aged about four
years.
DIR. Brown went to Lexington to see
Jumbo. After his return he reflected that
he had seen only Que side Of the monster,
and went TO Louisville 10 complete the sur
vey. The result is melancholy. The keen
relish with which the doctor was won't TO
patroni1e the circus is gone forever. He
sadly remarks that pride Of consistency, a
decent regard for the opinions OF mankind
and a veneration for buried memories
will require him still 10 be present at the
puerile exhibitions which pass muster
among the unenliehtenej; and for these
considerations he must needs be n martyr.
j. w. Jameson, who was for eleven
years the leading workman in Mr.. Kauh-
mans establishmsnt, has left US with q
view Of engaging with Messrs. Courts 4
Powell, Of Lebanon. We are sorry 10 part
with the veteran "Jimmy" Having been
so long a resident here. ola social disposi-
ton, polite and intelligent and withsl a
very superior workman; known 10 every
one and held in high esteem by all, he will
be sadly missed from his accustomed post,
During his stay in this place he made ], 100
saddles. seldom working on any but FIRST.
class job. Much Of his work was designed
for the Southern market. where he has q
high reputation. We heartily commend
him to the good people Of Lebanon as q
valuable acquisition.
Soc Ovens and wife are here enjoying
quiet life after their unusually busy season
at Cumberland Falls. The insane or ma
licious panic which was attempted to b.
got up. and with partial success. as 10 III.
sanitary status Of the Falls had some efisc
perhaps in shortening the season. II L
somewhat Suspicious that the full and sat
isfAolory report Of DR.. Speed. Of the SAM
taIy Commission, who visited the place Of
6cially, was guaranteed under the fear OIL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21
MARRIAGES.

In Louisville. Wednesday, Mr.. Lewis
II. Hussing, Of Somerset, and Miss America
Rout, Of this place. were united in mari.
age. Every body who knows Mis- Nee,
as she is familiarity called. is oognizant Of
the fact that she is not emily handsome
and agreeable young lady, but one especial.
ly adapted 10 making herself true and
loving helpmset, and Mr.. Hussing deserves
congrstulatiOn on winning her. We hope
they will be very happy. Miss Kittie
Roui accompanied the couple to Louis
villa.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

LOCAL NOTICES

BUY PAINTS Of Penny a McAlis,er
School Books at McRoberis and stagg's
NICE siosk Of birthday cards at Penny A
McAlister's.
CoLr's Double Breech-loading at Nc
Roberts A stseg's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts a Stagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlister sole agents.
VIZ can cell you = gun any where from
81 10 S75. McRobert a stage.
BRAND new stock Of every thing In tie
jsvslry line at Penny a McAlisters.
wArcHns, Clocks and Jevelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny a McAlisier.
FoR coughs, colds, &c, use Compound
Syrup White Pine. Put up In 25c and Doc
botilea Trial sine loo. McRoberts a
htafl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

PUBLIC SALE.-As the executors OF A.
Owsley, deceased, We will on Monday next
September 2i,h, At 3 p. m, offer at public
sale the homestead Of said decedent which
is among the most pleasant in Stanford,
well..ituated at junction Of Hu slOnville
and Danville turnpike roads Household
and kitchen furniture. A good buggy and
harness; one COW NC. Terms made known
on day Of sale. DIR J. B. and W. W. Owe
Law
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

LITTLE PERSONALS The proudest man
in town this week is Mr.. II. c. Bright.
Since Tuesday night he has been the faith
er Of 9-pound boy and the town Is much
too small 10 hold him. Those who have
sheen there" tell us though that about six
weeks will suffice TO take all the s,iieniug
out Of him, when pAreeoric having failed
10 do its work he has TO trot up and down
the floor in his night clothes TO quiet the
little squaller.-B 10 the wife Of I. Nc.
Holmes, at Crab Orchard, on the 18th, a
l2i pound boy, which Spears Fisher fur
Their says they have named Chester A. Ar
thur.--Born on the 18th inst, TO the wife
Of Richmond Rochester, Of birmingham,
Ala. foe boy baby--"Richmond Roch-
ester. Jr."-Yesterday to Mrs. b. Mating
ly boy that tips the beam at IL pounds.
We held the forms open as late ~ possible
last night, but had to close before the re-
turns were all In.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21
A Fine Blue Grass Farm
Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER .. 1888,

twill sell al public cutlery the farm which re-
side, sitsated about 81 m lies from stanford, Lin
coin county, Immediately on the turnpike road
from stanford 10 Somerset, con tanning 100 Acres.
IL has on 10 comfortable and convenient dwelling
cssary outbuildings. IL Is exceptionally well wa
tered, there being never failing springs. One
hundred acres 0fthis land Is strictly No. and the
residue Is good grazing-alt0gether IL lisa very ex-
cellent stock farm. There IL on the place an orch
ard Of about 100 young apple trees In full bearing
Of select fruit. Al the same time aud on the prem
Uses viii be als0 sod all my personal property, con-
sisting OIL 2-year-old Steers, Min Cows, Dry
Cows and other young Cattle, 60 well bred Ewes,2
good work Horses, 10 head Of Hogs, 2-h0rse Wag-
on, Jersey Wagon, Moving Machine and Farm :
ing Implements generally. Also % Acres Of Corn
In the field and lot OF Hay In stacks. Terms
m adc known on day Of sale.
dls-id Susan a. MENEFEE.
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PERSONA.


-REv. J. X. PEKrLrs was here yesier'
day.
-Rour. s. LYrLE is in the cities buying
goods.
--Miss EMMA Cook, Of Mercer, is visit
ing relatives here.
-MRs JANE YouSa, Of Lancaster, IL the
guest Of Mrs. J. T.. Bailey.
MRS. AMANDA Hicks. n Danville, is
visiting Miss Annie House.
Miss DoLLIK WILLIAMS. OF Huston
vile, vas in town this week.
Miss CmRrsMAs, Misses Ellen and An
gle Ballou srs In Louisville.
--REy. J. LAssISo Burrows is with
relatives here for few days
Mn. L. p. BANKS, Of New Zealand, IL
guest Of the Francis Hotel.
Mis- FASSIE JoSEs. Of Mississippi, ar
rived At the College this week.
Mas AMANDA GIvEss is with her
daughter, Mrs W. y. Mckinney.
--MRs srRAun and daughter, Miss DOra,
went to the Exposition yesterday.
Coz. e. II ROCHESTER has gone 10 see
after hi. lots in Superior City, MINI.
-MHs &. II. BRucE LEFT on Tuesday TO
join her husband at Orlando. Florida.
-HKSRY r. CANSrrz, Of Covington. is
now on the INTERIOR JOURNAL force.
-MIsE CErrIE AND HELEN Thur
xoSp went 10 Louisville on Wednesday.
-MRs. ANNIE TERHUSE and son. Char
ley, Of Mercer, ere visiting friends in town.
-REv. /. s. McELRoY and Mr.. w. NJ.
Lsckey are attending Presbytery at Lebsn.
on.
MA. AND Mrs 7. NJ. LILLARD we're
the guests Of Mrs. f. NJ. Carpenter JESTER
day.
Ma. AND MRs Phil SoDEs went 10
Louisvills Tuesday, TO take In the EXPOSE
ton.
Miss sALLIE PHILirs and Mrs. Bag
get vent 10 Miichsllsburg yesterday alter
noon.
Ma. r.. u. wooDs, who has been very
Low with Cholen Morbus, IL now out Of
danger.
-Mrs. JAMES oRkrs, Of Jacksonville,
has been visiting her brother, Mr., J. Blsin,
this week.
-MRs. VIRGINIA TRuEHKARr and Mrs.
Taylor and children leh for staun,on, Va,
yesterday. I.lll
Miss MARY SHELTON returned few
days ago from two-months' visit in In
dlsnspolis
Miss NETTIE wRAY has returned from
Bloomington, Ill, where she has been at
tending school.
-MRs. ALEx RoBrssos and daughter,
Mis- Belle, Of the East End, were here
shopping yesterday.
-MRs. ANNA DAsDRID0E. Of Como,
Miss, il with her sick brother, Mr.. W. T.
MeGshee, at the College.
-GuILFoRD CooPER C. G. Carson and
Walker @. Mckinney have been taking
10 the Exposition this week.
-JuDoE W. X. CARSON, J. Hallock Bal
lou and ]. T. Carson took the 2:33 A. NJ.
express for Louisville yesterday.
--OuR editor is enjoying the hospitality
Of the Southern Exposition management
with his brethren Of the State pres.
-MIssEs LIzzE VALEsTI, Minnie Din
widdie and Laura Engleman we're the guests
Of Miss Jennie Richards Wednesday.
Mas. ELLEN HAYMAKER, OF Jsler-
sonville. who has been visiting at Mrs. 8.
II. King's, returned home yesterday.
Mas. MAGGIE w. COLEMAN, Of Har-
rodsburg, Is with her sister, Mrs. Annie l.
Helm, who has been quite III OF fever.
-MEssRs, o. b. Polk, Morgan Nov
and A. w. G. Lewis, Of West Tenn, have
been visiting Mr.. q. A. swinebroad. and
looking out for good stock in this locality.
Mus. JuDoE ]. NJ. PmLIrs has gone
10 Richmond, Va, to visit her father, Col
AppersOn. During her absence Miss Belle
Tyrse will preside as organist at the Bap-
tisi church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

Foor Cur OFF.-John Pumphrey, en-
pIoyed by the l.. n N. at Stanford Junction,
had his foot 80 badly mangled while coup
ling cars Wednesday night N TO render
smpu,aliOn necessary. lie was brought TO
town and Drs. Peyton and Reid performed
the operation in very satisfactory man
ner, after which he was taken to the hos
pital Al Louisville.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

A TELEGRAM was sent to County Attor-
ney Carpenter from Kings Mount ain yester-
day evening TO the efiec, that Geo. Ball had
been seriously wounded by pistol shot from
some man whose name was not given. IL
Wa also reported that the politician, Peter
Chandler, had shot him a man in another
portion Of the county, but the particulars
in neither case could be obtained. IL is
safe TO surmise, however, thatif Pete hurt
him at all he hurt him badly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

The blue coiionsde pants hat the wife
murderer. G. Mundi, wore the day before
the murder. we're found 10 an out-house
near the dwelling last Tuesday, with blood
ON them anJ the prints Of his hands in
blood on the sides Of his pants.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

HAvrEe secured the agency for the only
6rst-elas- cooking stove in the market. we
offer Il TO the public at price as low a.
the cheapest grade and defy composition on
this new Columbia. We can refer you TO
over 6fty parties using Il in this county.
We also have the largest stock Of stoves
and hardware ever brought 10 this market,
and remember that hereafter we will cell
goods at the very 10 west pricsseve offered
Bright a Curran.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

THE RAIN has come at last, too late to do
much good, but we are thankful all the
same. The brethren will therefore rise and
sing, Praise God from whom all blessing.
aow." The last good rain was about the
sth Of July.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

The LAST CALL expect 10 leave
Stanford the first Of October. All persons
indebted 10 me are requested TO settle by
that time, or I will be compelled to leave
their accounts in the hands Of an officer.
w. +. Green.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

HAY PaEss, Dedrich steam power and
engine for sale. Will sell both together or
separately; will give purchaser benefit Of
my hay trade. Price and terms reasonable.
Geo. ID. Wearen.
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VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer al private sale my farm Of about 800 acres
in GarraFd, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
insOn, with large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
number repair, all necessary outbuildings, and
the land ierti le and In fine state Of cultivation
ne arly all being in grass. On the place is disti-
lery OF about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
from Danville TO Lexington runs through this
farm, and the the location is very convenient Al
so los acres part Of the h. NJ. Jones farm, on the
same pike, adjoining the above. The two places
will be sold a whole, divided TO suit purchas-
ers. The purchaser will also have the option TO
rein the distillery, or II can be removed. Also
smallfarm adjoining the above-described proper
", with fair improvements, in the intersection
the Danville and Buena Vista turnpikes, contain
ing about 65 acres small tract Of IL acres adj
joining lands Of I. Dunn. Also store house in
the town OF Bryantsville, warehouse near the de-
pot I'm Lancaster burial lot in the Lancaster GEM
etery, &C. All the above prop erty will be sold on
very liberal terms. For further particulars call
on or address WM. BERKELE,
sep. lStf Bryantsville, Ky.
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PERsoSs who kill PARTRIDGE before the
18th Of October are liable TO be Roed 81 for
each bird. The Law should be rigidIy en-
forced.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

Ma. GEo. JAMES lett at this Office yss,sr-
day an apple Of the New York Pippin va
risiy. weighing PA ounces and measuring
10 inches In circumference. II you can
beat Il let Us hear from you.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

A LITTLE 4-ysar-old boy Of Mr.. Tony
Hum, Of Mckinney, died Of Group a lev
days ago.
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Losr.--A pin with the monogram B. y.
r. Finder will be rewarded BY leaving IL
al this office.
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Nm. OrIs p. NEwLAsD has been appoint
ed Deputy Sheriff to collect taxes In the
Or alb Orchard precinct.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

ALLAH BEAzIEy was caught up and
feel 80 yesterday for breach Of the peace
committed In March last.
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A New invoice Of Queensware and
Glassware just received at Bright 4 Cur
ran's.
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NEw timothy seed at bottom figures a,
Bright a Curran's
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OYsrERs AND FrsH received at J. T.
Harris daily. win serve oysters at 25c and
SOC per dozen at all hour; day or night.
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BARGAINS in harness are being offered by
I. X. Walton.
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Nice, new lot Of Quesnswars jus. receiv-
cd by T. X. Walton.
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WIS want to sell $4,000 sawed shingles,
BRUCE, Warren a Go.
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Bro line Of harness, bottom figures
Bright A Curan.
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BRICK RESIDENCE for SALE
IN STAMFORD, KY.

offer Tor sale privately my house and lot on
Somerset street which u occupied hy J. N. sallee
Possession 70 he given Jan. I, fssi Terms reason-
able For particulars write 10 me AZ Harper, Kan
~. ~. ANDEkSON,
fsi 10 dec I Harper, Kansas.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21

The undersigned having been appointed Admin
fstrtor Of the estate Of +. =. kaufman, decd, is
now ready 20 settle up same. All persons having
claims aganst said estate will present them, prop
erly verified. Those indebted TO the estate will
please come forward and settle at once.
There is for private sale stock Of
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &c, &c.
The Saddles being the Celebrated Jemson Make
These goods will be sold for less than cost and on
easy forms. The saddle and harness shop Occu-
pied by y. 5. Kaufman prior TO his death is also
Tor sale. n. y. KOBEhSON, admir-
1,s-st HustOnville, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-21
Sale of Fine Lands

As Administrators with will annexed Of Jackson
Giyens, deceased, We will on FRIDAY,
SEF'T. IS 1883, at his late residence in Lin
sonal. consisting oftwO tracts Of land. One Of
90 ACREs near Owens Church adjoining the
land Of Albert Smith, the Logan brothers, George
Engleman and VIM. McAfee said land Is rich, lies
we'll, Is well fenced, well Eatered and In high
state OF cultivation.
The other, the home tract, containing 3fO
ACRES, situate on both sides Of the Lincoln
and Boyle 4. r. Road miles from Danville and
and miles from shelby and Junction Cities, has
on IL good substantial frame dwelling OF seven
rooms, good barn, granary, carriage-hOuse and
other necessary buildings also good orchard.
This tract is al susceptible Of cultivation and Is
finely adapted to the raising OF corn, wheat &C.,
and Is also a grazing iarm has on IL never-fail-
ing springs, Is well fenced and will make desira-
BILE home for persons seeking one.
PERSONALITY.
The personally consists Of IS cows, yoke oxen, /
bull, yoarling heilers, buggy horse, brood
mares, 3s head OF yearling mules, large work.
mules, Al head Of hogs aud about 30 shoats; also
buggy, several shares in the ID. &c II. T. p.
Road farming utensils, 2-horse wagon. 1 OK
cart, wheat drill, Osborne reaper, 2 harrows
&e. 40 acres Of corn in shock.
Terms liberal and will be made known on day Of sale
GEORGE GITENS,
Us. GEVEAs,
17l-td Administrators
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Notice.!
A Black Berkshire Sow

Weighing about l75 pounds, has teen in my pas
ture some time Her owner can get her by prov
isi sSp'' ''' ~ lie. BRUCE.
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We want = hrst-clie Mule, Horse or Mare, 10
work IN our Mines. Must he az 10 ~ hands
high; strong and compactly built aud we'll proper
toned about years old; we'll broke and fres from
all bleInish. for such a Mule We will pay liher-
~ price, cash, and want 10 Immediately.
ALTAMONT coal 60,
is0-t East Bernstadt, Ky.
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Fsrsn sslsc, oysters a, s. s. Myers. .
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIMOTHY SEED at 7. r. wal,On'a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-04
Send Her Your Stamps.

An advertisement has appeared every
day of late in one of the Vienna papers
asking the owners of used postage-stamps
for contributions. The advertiser, it is
now found out, is young lady of the
ballet; she needs some millions of stamps.
The reason why is thus told: Last sum-
mer she went with Count Anton to Rel
chenau. The count was not young, but
generous. The ballerine was unhappy,
however, and expressed her opinions on
marriage to him very pointedly. At last
the count promised to lead the fair dan
seuse to the altar on one condition-if
would collect as many postage-stamp
as would paper the walls of his grand
salon. She took him at his word. The
walls are now, it is said, covered with
many thousands of stamps, but the pla-
fond is still white, and the Vienna paper
calls on the population of Vienna to as
sist in completing the work. cup, We
postage-stamp collectors of Vienna!
Pour out the abundance of your stamp
collections SO that the two loving, faith
full hearts may at last be united"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-04
Generous Lumbermen.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

Mr.. Backus mentioned an incident
that happened in one of the lumber
camps near Mecosta recently, which IL
illustrates the generous character of the
boys in the woods. A man who had been
seriously clipped by railroad accident
and was entirely unable to work went in
to the camp to sell some trinkets and
useful articles which he was peddling to
the boys. They bought his whole stock,
worth SIS, and paid him cash, and the
next morning when he was ready to re-
sumo his journey returned the goods to
him, and sent him on his way to sell
them again.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-04

considerable While much rubbish is
printed, some of the books are valuable,
ana much desired by certain classes of
constituents, The greatest demand is
for agricultural reports. An edition OF
800, 600 copies is ordered OF this yoiIme,
but even this enormous humber is iu-
sufficient to supply all, ard in conse-
qnence, members FROM rural districts
often exchange or buy large quantities
from Guy members or the book stores.
Many meme rs sell their shore of the
documents, amounting 10 several wagon
loads, to the book-dealers in Washing
ton who of course pay very small per-
centage of the cost of them. One pub
lie library in each congressional district
is entitled to one set of the annual pub
LEGATIONS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-04
Some Arabian Yarns,
[From All the Year Round.

In the way of serpents, a skipper
named Abou Mohammed, sou of Ell
Hassan, son of Amir, had a strange ex-
perlence, the authenticity of which was
vouched for by Ismail, son of ibrahim,
already cited. Running into creek for
shelter during violent gale, he OBJ
served on the following morning a glgan-
tic serpent, fearful to behold, plunge
into the water, traverse the creek, climb
the opposite bank, and glide away with
startling rapidity. Toward nightfaII it
returned, but It's movements were then
slow and heavy. The same thing hap
pened for five consecutive days. On the
sixth the skipper babe some of his men
follow the reptile and mark whittier it
went. On their return they reported
that the snake repaired to a marshy
ground completely covered with ivory
tusks voided by that devourer of ele-
plants. For several successive DAYS the
crew were employed in filing up the
ship with ivory, throwing overheard
their less valuable cargo. Almost in
credible was the value of the tusks they
collected during their twenty days de-
tention. Another celebrated mariner
named Djafar, son of Rashid, spoke of a
serpent that entered a bay on the Mala-
bar coast and swallowed a crocodile.
The governor of the place forthwith dis
patched a body of troops to seize the
monster. It took 5000 men to master
1t and fasten a rope round its neck. It
was sixty feet III length and weighed
some thousands Of pounds.