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THE JESU? SENTINEL, T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. hhimmuv. oerowmi ist~ JKSVI* ItOV VI. IHVI’TKK, \l). 21 Meets tao first Saturday in each month at 3 o’clock, I’. M. Companions in good staini ng ar .nternally invited. R. F. Lestkb, M. E. H. P. ji->i p i.om.r., so. 112, f. .v- a. ai. Meets every Saturday in each month at 21 o’clock p. M. Members Of the Order in good atauding are fraternally invited. W. H. Whaley, W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. Next week’s issue will contain a no tice in regard to the C •nstitutioiial Con tention. It was sent in too late or it would have been published this week, We bear it rumored that the prison ers that the town cou cil had at work on the streets, lias hern pardoned. We would like to know who took the liberty t*9 do so, and if it is according to law. Rev J. II Easley, au Evangelist from Savannah, is stopping in our flourishing little town, and we hope that all will avail themselves of the op portunity to go and hear him, as he does not show any p riiality towards .either white or black. .An enquirer disires to kuow if a •■man has a great many debts, are they mot so much to his credit? If so, wo will have to credit a good many. So acome and settle by cash or get your acoounts credited and receipted iu full, -s we are tired of keeping them on our fbooks. P I'KSSML. Wewere pleased to meet in our sanc 'tum, on last Monday, our friend and worthy contributor, Mr. E. Z. Byrd, of HiJack-hcar, Ga. Mr. Byrd is ono of •our best woiktfsficr the Sentinel and does, in his contributions, Blackshear •and Pierco-cotiuty at large a great deal •of good. Ceia>e again Zip, we ate always meet -sueu fellows as you are. XOTBB. FhOM UiKDI. SVX. J. s. No marriages to chronicle this week, but there will be ono next. The tinsber run. are hard at work cutting, hauling and rafting litn her. Prices are a little better in Darieu than they wre a short time ago. We'had a large meeting of the citi zens nt ere on tfhe 27tb. The meeting was.called to order by Mr, W. F. J. Bryaq, of the Democratic Executive Committee <sf'tbe 333rd district, G. M. Mr Iky.au was made Chairman and Mr. Fiji a h Harper Secretary. Messrs. W. W.iColquitt, J. C. Ilatchcr, J. T. Bennett, R. M Strickland and G. Lane were selected as delegates to attend the county convention at Jesup on the 31st. There is a strong desire among the people 'to have the Election prec'uct of this district moved from Pendirvis, No. 3, M. R. It., to this place, and there is a petition being very nu nteroudy signed, asking the County Coanukeeioners to order au election so that the-question of removal or nnn rctnoval aau bo set tied.. Three-fourths of the voters of the District favor this place. SLJtCKSIIKAK NOTE. 1 '; bv zip. Materiel, wherewith to manufacture Items of‘has playe‘l out in this section: Mr. T.IP. T ittlefield has our tlianks for the fine apple cider he treated us to on our visit to his office last Monday. Most of oar youmr friends was absent from town‘last Sunday in attendance at the Big Creek Baptist Association, Wbat has become of Bob? No su gar cane, bo buttermilk from him. Two long between drinks, Bob. Wbat say you for a dime ? There was several youngsters of our town entered on the information dock et last Saturday night for misconduct at church during services. We here so much talk of snakes till it reminds us of the watermelons in the summer last, so we’ll say no more of snakes being killed in this section. Mr. Allen N. Smith lias soi l out bis house, lot and General Merchandise to Mr. Joseph E Alexander, of Savannah, and bis dwelling to Mr. A. J. S'rick land. .Candidates in our county are all ex- to win the race, but will be sad ly when but one to the office wpl be elected. We’ll bet on the fastest horse. The timber men gives good reports of account sales of timber recently car ried from this section to Burnt Fort. sl2 75 per thousand, is the best, and down to $7.06 We listened to quite an interesting sermon, delivered by Rev. Mr. Evans, of Atlanta, last Sunday night at the Presbyterian church. There was a congregation in attendance, Look, here ? someone or more will see their letters, sent some time back to this office for transportation, yet here with the 6tamps cancelled. It is a dii rect violation of the law to use a stamp twice. Smic of the buys is back from the Fair Grounds at Tboinasville last week) aud tel's of gr at and unexpected scen eries, and as gool as any', to them, was the city of Thotuasville. The beauti ful location of the town aud hospitality of the people, renders it a lit subject to be boasted of by all Soutiicro Georgia Mr. Peter Sinclair, a Daguerreau now located at Jesup, informs us that he will be in Blackshear in a few days for the purpose of accommodating those that wishes any work done in his line of bu sioess Como odp, come all and keep him out of idleness. Mh. Editor:— Te-day the County Convention convenes here for the pur pose of nominating a candidate for the next Legislature. This is a grave and important task, as upon the next Leg islature divolves the task of carrying out the will i.f the peoplo iu the form established by the late Constitutional Convention. A good many names have already beeo mentioned in connection with Legislative honors, and, doubtless, quite a number will be brought before the Convention, and while it may be hard to give general satisfaction, we be lieve it may be done if the delegates, coining as they do, from the people, will lay aside every personal considera tion and come up to the naked ques tion of who will bo the b st mat) fir the position ? In order to answer this question satisfactorily, let us examine closely the character of ths tueu offoied Do they respect and reverence the law of tho land ? Have they intelligence and talent to repnseni faithfully the best interest of their people? If they are liking iu these qualification*, it will not do to entrust them with office. Ex ercise the same care in selecting public servants that you would in employing a plow-inan to cultivate your farm aud then and not until then, will you have honesty aud economy in guverement. Let us, by all means, entrust our best men with our offices, for you may be assured a mao will not support a meas ure that is not in harmony with his feel iogs and accordance with his manner of life. I have already said more than I intended and if you will excuse me, Mr. Editor, for tresspassing thus far L will close- Vote':: Savannah, Ga. Oct.29th, 187 7. Editor Sentinel: —We cau’t say too much in praise of tho Thomasvillo Fair. The displays in many departments were unsurpassable. Among many other things I was surprised to see numbers of oranges which was raised in Thom as and Brooks couulies. Tho Fair was in every sense a grand success, and I hope that the citizens of lhat section will never know such word as fail To the genteel, courteous and intelli gent So retarv, Mr S. G. McL’ndon, I hereby tender many thanks for numer ous acts of kindness. I would like to dwell on the above exhibition, hut, having promised only a laconic comrnuicatiou, I must not di gress. Ti day, it was a source of exquisite p’eastire to meet Cut. J. H. Estill, who edits the very interesting and desirable Morning News, Iu the building tie \ four printing presses, which arc fre quently run day and night, executing j all descriptions of B mk, Job and Card printing iu coins, tints and bronzes iu a superior manner. Col. Estill has my thanks for favors. This morning I was glad to see Dr. L. C Storig who vends pure drugs on the corner of Bull and Perry Street Lane. Reader, call on him when you visit this city I hope everybody will remember j that I am agent and hebdomadal c >r- | respondent of the Early C.unty News, I which is published at Blakely, Ga. for two dollars per annum. Fiend, I send me two dollars to/ Fjrt Gaiues, (which is iny post office,) then you wi'l get the above paper twelve months. Satisfaction guaran’eed. With my best wishes f r the Sent! nel’s success, I am Truly, It. R. Blocker. * THE^UNr 1878 NEW YORK 1878. As the time Approaches for the renewal of subscriptions, TIIE SUN would remind its friends and vrellwishers everywhere, th.it it is again a candidate for their consideration and support. Upon its record for the past ten years it relics for a continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous co-operation which have hitherto been extended to it from every quarter of the Union. The Daily Sun is a four page sliest of 28 columns, price by mail, post paid, j.j cents a monte, or per year. The Sunday editifu of The Srv is an eight-page sheet ofoG columns. While giv ing the news of the day, it also contains a large amount of literary and miscellaneous matter special 1} prepared for it The Sun day Srs has met with great success. Post paid 81.20 a year. The Weekly Sun. Who does not know The Weekly Sex? It circulates throughout the United States, the Canadts, add beyond. Ninety thousand families greet ils welcome pages weekly, and regard it in the light of guide, ouneeh r and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural and liteiary departments make it essentially a ?ournal for the family and fireside. Terms: One Dollar a year, post paid. Eh is drice, i puality considered, makes it '.he cheapest . newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with . -510 cash, we will send an extra copy free. • Add ress. I PUBLISH EE Qf THE SUN, X Y. Appling County Legal Adver tisements. NOTICE. G EOUG IA—ArrL NC Colntv. Ou and after this date the Official printing of this couuty will be fouud iu the Jesui’ Sentinel. Silas Crosby, Sheriff, A. 0. B. D. Mobley, Clerk, A. C. Silas A Crosby, Ordinary, A. C. Oct. 9th, 1577. GEORG l A—Am.iso County. Whereas, Henry A. Lord, as next of friend of Trecta R. Lord, having appli ed for exemption of pcisonalty aud sot ting appart and valuation of Home stead, and ' will pass upon the same at 12 o clock, a. in. on the first Monday in November next, at my office in Baxley. This October lOtb, 1877 S. A. Crosby, Ordinary A C. SHERIFF SALE. G EORG l A—Addling County. WILL bo sold before the*,Court House door in town of Baxley in said countv on the Ist Tuesday it Novem ber 1877. Within the lugal hours of sale the following property to-wit: Lots of land Nos. 612, 633, 583 and West half of lot No. 651, all in second district of sail! county, levied on with one Superior Court fi. fa. Mosses \V. Spence vs. John W, Lord and Henry Davis, property pointed out by Plaint iff in ti fa,, September 3rd, 1877. ALSO, At the same time and place, will be sold 65 acres off of West side of Lot No. 307 iu 3rd District of said county, known as part set apart by Homestead. Levied on with Superior C out fi. fa., M, W, Spence vs. Satnncl Hargrove. Property pointed out by M. W. Spot.cc, ALSO, At the-ame time and place, will be sold ISt acres off of Lot No. 465 in second District of said county, levied on with Justice Court fi. fa., John Griffin vs. A. L. Zetilor Lvy made aud return ed to me t>y Constable. ALSO, At the same time and place, will be sold 150 acres off of L t No. 390 as the prop-rty of Paul A. Carter to satisfy one Justice Court fi. fa. in favor of E. Branch. Levy made and returned to me by Constable. ALSO, At the same time and blaee, will be sold Lot of land No. 571 as the property of H. H. Beecher, to satisfy one Justice Court fi. fa., in lavor of E, D. Graham Levy made and returned to me by Con stable. October Bth, 1877. Silas Crosby, Sheriff, A. C. ORDINARY’S COURT. October Term, 1877 Thirty days after Aato application will be made to the Hon. Court of Or dinary of said county for leave to sell the real nstato belonging to tho cst 1 1e of John Hall, late af said county de ceased. Viz: Lots Nos. 514, 233, 352, 324, 326 and 315, acres of lots Nos. 228 and 245 of lot No. 253, all in the second and originally second dis trict of raid county of Appling. This Oct Ist 1877. Catherine Hall Adminstratrix. John J. Clark, Administrator. APPLING MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA — Art’LI no County. WLL he sold before the Court Hous t door in tho town of Baxley in said county on the first Tue-day in Decem ber next 1877, within the L>'gal hours o sale the following property to-wit: O e gray pcriey horse, twelve years old.levied on as rite property r f John E. Youmans to satisfy one Mortgage fi. fa issued from tho Justice Court, 457 of said county in favor of P, H. Carter, Administrator upon the estate of Paul Carter, deceased, G EORG lA A puling County. "Whereas, Elhanan Surntnerall has applied to tho Ordinary of j said county for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valuation af the ! homestead and I will pa-R upon the same in mv olfieo at Baxley, Ga., on tlie 10th day of November 1877, at 11 o’clock a. m. This j Oct. 15th, 1877. Silas A. Citosttv, j Ot dinary, A. C. Application for Letters of Ad ministration. G EORG lA—Wayne County. Whereifi, John I. Johns, applied to tho i undersigned for Letters of Afuninistration ' on the estate Oi Jeremiah E. Johns, deceas- j ed, these are therefore to require all persons j concerned lo file in my office, on or before j the first Monday in November next, their | objections, [ifany they have] to said ap pointment, otherwise Letters of-Adrainis- 1 tration will he granted to t' e applicant. Given under my bund and official signa- ; l ure, this September 13th, 1877. lb i>. HOrPS, Ordinary, W. C. 1 Pierce Sheriff Sales. G EORG lA —Pierce County. WILL be sold before the Court hou.se door in the town of Black “hcar, Pierce county, Georgia, ort the first Tuesday in November nex', 1877, betw-en the legal hours of sale the fol lowing property to-wit: The North half lot of land number forty five iri iu the 9th district of originally Appling now Pierce county, containing two hundred and forty-five acres, more or less, levied on as the property of Enoch D Hendry, by virtue of an execution issued from the City Court of Savan i nab, Georgia, in favor of Thomas J. Jordan, for use o[ Neil McLeod vs Enoch D. Hendry. Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney. Terms cash. This September 29th, 1877. E. Z. Byrd, Sheriff, P. C. NOTICE. Baxley, Ga., Oct. 20th, 1877. All persons indebted to the Estate of Paul Carter, deceased, are reqnirsd to make im mediate payment, and all persons lo whom the Estate is indebted arc; requested to pie sent their claims properly authenticated to the undersigned within tlie next sixty days. E. E. MIMS, P. If CAUTEK, Ai-u La tor Lit. Paul Carter, dec. GEORGIA— Fierce Cot'NTY. "’ii,i. bo sold before tlie Court House door in Blackshear, Pierce County, on the let Tuesday in November next, betw-een the le gal hours of sate, w ild lots of laud No. 2:7, 374, 412, in t he Ith Hist,, said County, No. I*J, 32, 3:1 and lot), in nth ltist. of said Coun ty. Noa. 27, 64, 75, 107, 111, 112. tin and lot), in the Btli Biat. said county. Nos. 58, '.to, 327 and 371 in 9th Hist, said county. Each lot- containing four hundred and ninety acres. Levied Upon by virtue of executions in fiver ol the State of Georgia, issued by W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General (if Georgia, for the State and County Tax due mi said lands for 1575-6, and sold to satisfy said tax executions, said lands being wild inland improved. This October (ith 1877. E. Z. Byrd, 8 lerilf, P. C. G ECRGlA—Pierce County. WILL be 8. Id before the C tut house door iu the town of B'aek shear. Pierce county, Georgia, on the first l’u.sdny in Foveinb'r next. 1877, between the legal hours of sale the fol lowing property to-wit: One lot of land number one hundred and thirty one in tho ninth district, originally Appling now Pierce county, containing four hundred and ninety acres, more or less, and known as the place whereon Adam Dixon now lives, levied ou as the property of Adam Dixon ! y virtue of three executions issued from the corpo ration Court of Blackshear, Pierce county, Georgia, in favor of L. C. Mat tox vs. Adam D xon Property point ed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney, this September 29th 1877. E. Z. Byrd, Sheriff i>. o. NOTICE, ORDINARIES OFFICE, ) Blacks bear,Pikbce Count/, Georgia, J- Septemher 18th. 1 >77 ) Oil and after this date, all Legal Advertis ing from tliis office will be published in the Jesup Sentinel A. J. STRICKLAND, Ordinary, F. C. G EORG IA -Wayne County. Will be sold before the Court House door of said county in tiro town of Jesup, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in November next the following described property to-wit: One white colored ox called Dir k, one dun collared ox tailed Bright, on red colored ox called Tom aud ono black spotted colored ox called Harry; also one Iron axle timber cart levied on as the prop erty of W. W. Colquitt under and by virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage !i. fa. issued from Wayne Superior Court in favor ol'W. 11. Cmry against said W. W. Colquitt. Property described ill said Mortgage fi fa and pointed out. by Plaintiff in execution. Terms of sale eash, purchaser paying for tit les. • John N. Gooubread, Sheriff Wayue County. August 30 1877. GEORG I a—Pierce County. Ordinary’s office of said county. To all whom it may concern. Where as Henry J. Strickland applies to the Ordinary of said county for letters of Administration on the estate of Richard Altman, late of said county, deceisc l. These arc therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular, the kindred aud ot editors of said deceased to be and ap year nt, my office within the timo pro scribed by law, and show cause, (if any they have,) why letters of Administra tion on the estate of said deceased should not ho issued to the npplicant as applied for, on llio first Monday in No vember next. Given under my hand aud official signature. Out. Ist, • 877. A. J, Strickland Ordinary P. 0. GEORGIA— Pierce County. On tlie first Monday in Dcecmbor next application will ho made to the Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell lots of land, nnhers, 135, 136 and 95, eaoh lot eontaing 490 acres, more or los, all three lots lining situated in the 9'ti district of Pierce County. The entire real estate of VVil liamßrown late of said cmnty deceas ed, Sold for a distribution amongst the heirs of said deceased. This Octo ber 29th 1877 Allen Brown, Administrator. Piety Brown, Administratiix. G EORG lA— Wayne County. Will be sold before the Cmrt House door in the town of Jesup be tween the legal hours of salo on the first Tuesday in December 1877 the following property to-wit: Oue black sided ox, one black ov, one brindled ox, levied on as the property of Thomas j E, Gentry under and by virtue of and to satp-fy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from i Wayne Superior Court in favor of | Thomas Pnrdotn against said Thomas E, Gentry. Property described in said mortgage fi. fa. and pointed out by Plaintiff in execution. Terms of sa'e ca-h, purchaser paying for titles Thin Oct. 12, 1877, John N, Goodiibead, Sheriff, W, C. GEORGIA — Wayne County. TO all whom it may concern Where as Indiana Highsmith, of said Stale and county, applies to the Ordinary for let ters of Administration on the cs'nte of Henry Highsmith, deceased, late of said county and Slate. These are therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred arid creditors of said deceased, to ho and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and show cause (if any they can) wbv letters of Administration, on tho estate of said deceased, should not bo issued to tlie applicant. Given under my hand and rfficial signature, this Oct I Ith, 1877. R. B. Horrs Oadioary, W. C. G EO R G T A—Wavne County. Will be sold before the Ceurt House door in tho town of Jesup of said coun ty, between the legal hours of sales on the fiiwt Tuesday iri December next, 1877, the following property to wit; One lot of land N n . 285 in the 3rd Di-trict of origioally Appling now Wayne County four buDdrced aud run ty acres, more or less, with all iru ] prov. merits thereon. Levied on as the ! profierty of S. A. West burry, under and by virtue of a tax execution issued from the Tax Collector of said county for the Taxes due on said lot >r parcel of laod for the year 1877. Terms of ! sale cash, purchaser paying for titles. * This Oct. 29th 1877. John N. Goods read, Shut iff, W. C. [ft[ftJ AG ft D. '1 ZAA [ft OF A. K. WILSON, Cor. Hag and Montgomery Strrrts, SAVANNAH, ----- GEORGIA. GAHRIAGGES, BUCGtES, PLANTATION WAGONS, ; CANOPY TOPS and FALLING TOPS HARNESS, MILTS, HI I! UK L LIS, A X 1) IIUUGY &. WAGON MATERIAL.* ALL AT RED U 1 DATES. Also REPAIUIXG done at prices to suit the times, Addres, A. K. Wilson, Coe. Bay and Montgomery Streets, Savannah, Ga. 23m. WHOLESALE DUALS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, GUST* FI’IiMSIIIXU GOODS, ETC , 13? ConffrpMM sired, s iV.INMII, €A. A. J. MILLED iC- CO. —WHOLESi T -2 & SETAIL - FURNITURE DEALERS, ISO Air. 2 llronwliton Mrrrf, SAVANXAH, GEORGIA. ed Room Sets, Parlor Sets, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Bed- Steads, Chairs, Children’s Carriagiis- Counlry orders promptly lilted at lowest prices. 2-tf -with DA Uft DftClCftD, Provision Dealer and General Commission Merchant. rue. Bryan HI., Anil Market *i|iuirc, SAVANNAH GA. DEALERS IN Clothing, Shoes, Ilcils, and Domestics. HU ConweNH Nt., Opixi-lte Market, SAVANNAH, GA. MOftJCING jVfth'S PRIZE STORIES Tlie Weekly lews —OF— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, Will contain flic first chapters of an intensely interesting and well written ulury T II E mim, BY S. G. IIIL LYE It, Jit., Of Cutlfbert, Ga, which wuk awarded the Firt Prize of One Hundred Dollars, offered for the best Htory founded on incidents of the late war. The Weekly N-wh, in addition to tho A(> - RiaiJIRAL and IJTKKAKV Departm.-ntn recently introduced, Ht ill maintains its dis tinctive features hh a medium for KtiltC, Po litical and tionoral Now*, andovjry effort will b*. devo'ed to making it it comprehensive medium of information for tho people. I Its Market Reports are complete ami reliable. PUK ES. Weekly New k, GinoulliH $1.00; 1 year $2 On; paata^’free. Daily, fi months $5. On; I year *10.00; poatago free. Itemittanoea can he made by Post Office Order, ltegiatered letter, or Express, ut my ink. Letters shonld bo addressed: J II ESTILL, Savannah, Ga. j.t. siEnrpTi&irrrir, - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGiS V <fc SEED DEALER, 185 (loiiercss Street, SAVANNAH, - - - - GA. I have recently opewff anew DRUG tor** and take pleasure in calling the attention of b<* public to my thoroughly Eroso and Gen ii ine ck of Drugs and Chemicals, SOAPS, CRMBES, HAIR & TOOTH BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, LAMPS, AND LAMP GOODS. W AURA NTED GAUDEN SEE DS, lain making a SPECIALITY. I respectfully Holicit the patronaj e of the public rally. Country orders submitted o rny care will receive prompt attention at helo p”C oh for i r goods. Address J. T. .SHU PTH INK, l'i~> CoitorcsH Street, 1 e-in savannah, ga. 1876. BUTLER’S 1876 THE OLDEST AND BEST Shoe Emporium, IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTS TANARUS, 133 CONG2ESS STItEET, OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSE, SA J AA.VA/h GEORGIA. Having received one of the Dargcsl and Finest Stocks of Boots and Slices for Lanies, Gents, and Children’s wear ever brought to this market, is prepared to offer tlie same at prices t suit the times and Cheaper than the Cheapest. Call and examine stock and be convinced that Biller's is tlie place to My your SHOES. r— —— . i'l "5 wftVb. V A L E NT INF I!A SLE R. (Successor to his Brother Antony Basler ) The Well Known TEN PEN AEEEY. Atthe Old &tand 171 Bryan Street, Opposite tho Market, -DEALER IN - •• Brandies, Whiskies, Winos, Lager Beer, Alo, and All Other Liquort i“ UK UN LIQUORS ARE ALL OF MY OWN IMFOBTANIOX. CMYHiKa E, HEIDT HAS just returned from New York with a choice stock of Mens, ‘/lops, and Childrens clothing, IIATS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, AND FURNISHING GOODS, And has taken tho store of DEWITT & MORGAN, No. 1 .‘59 Congress Street, WHICH has beco fitted up for a first-class Retail, Store and ia DOW (f* forin to Bull ul prices to suit the time*. To his stock ho baa added oimiDiams (gilotiei™ todm iotie ysaies to HIGH will be a saving of much troublo to mothors. All may rly on votling neat fits and lutect styles, ahq nt lotvor prices than they oan mak tham. He bopiH to boo bis old fiiendi and customers t,his now place of bosinesa, aad all who wish to bu well suited will pluaso Cull at No 139 Congress Street. DEWITT & MOuGAAN’S OLD STAND, SAVANNAH, GA. LESTER 'S DR If CXtIIE . BROAD STREET, JESUP, GA., Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of goods usual ly kept in a Drugstore, such as DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, OltS, PAINT*, FIIISII G ARDEN SEED. ETC. I can always he found at the Drug Store, except when ab. sent on l’-ofessional duty, where Medical advice can be ob taincd. ' F. LESTER, M. D. '• Depot, 104 EE AMeSTREET, New York. • ASK TOI7R GROCER FOR IT! y o W arranted ’•••Represented t