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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

ONE of the most successful strawberry pro-
ducers of this region, this dry season, is Mr.
ELIJAH BLISS. His products have been the
largest and finest we have seen. A couple of
baskets of the Tromphe de Gand variety that
found their way to the Editorial board, SEEM
ed to be more delicious than any thing of the
kind met with
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28
THR MARK ETS.
Ashtabula Market.
AsHTABuLA. June aSth 1873.
Dealers nav the following Prices
From the Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO MARKET.

The Chicago produce markets moderately active
on Tuesday aud grain was hrmer Meas pork pan
icky and declined So closing at $l350ti375 cash or
seller July Lard dnll, and 63Oc per iOJfbs low
err closing at S. 00QoS10. Meats dull and nomin-
ally unchanged, at g1S@l1Hc for sweet picked hams
Lake freights active aud 1c lowr, at 5tG6e Tor
corn to buffalo. Flour more active and shade
easier Wheat was quiet and 1eQa4e h CHER, closing
at 81 20 cash. and l65s seller July Oats were quiet
and advanced 1c closing at &c cash. and 27c seller
JuIy Corn was active and 1c higher, closing at 2ss a.
so for regular and 3aA seller July Rye was dull and
lc lower at about soc Barley quiet and unchanged
at 5O53 for poor to good No ,. Hogs were in excess
i've supply and lower, closing weak at 81 ad46O Cat
tie were easy 0l5 &c decline. Sheep remain quiet
and unchanged.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

ENCRoACHMENT.-Theo occupants of Har-
Dor steet below the Station, where Commits
sioner Fuller is at work, have most of them
Contracted the road-orginally 90 feet-to
about 49, lcaving-as that is TO be the width
of the road way-no room for side walks.
The street lines have been run by Surveyor
Hubbard, preparatory to general falling
back into line. This course of the corpora
ton is worthy of credit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28
couxou mot on Tuesdav evening iasi. :


Present Mayor, Clerk and Councilmcn Pierce,
Gllkey, Apthorp, Hitchcock, Faulkner, aud
Gcoppingcr
On motion the Street Committee was grant
ed further time to report on widening Main
street on the west side. ... ...
On motion the Fire and Water Committee
was instructed TO see that the pump at the
School buildings be put In order.
On motion Mr.. Isaac johnson was engaged
IN sprinkle the streets on the 4th Of July.
The Mayor nominal ed s. A. Squres Tor Po-
liceman under the proposit ion OF the Railroad
Company to pay one half the expense. The
yeas and nays were called upon the question
ofhis confirmation voting yea
On motion Mr.. Apiborp was instructed to
procure one dozen keys tor the lookup.
q. A. Knapp, chief, and VIM. Glover, assist.
ant engineer of the Fire Department appeared
and qualified. ...fH.
A petition was presented asking the Coun-
Gil TO take measures to prevent the use Ofintox-
icating liquors on the 4th. On motion. the
petition was indefinitely postponed.
On motion, the Marshal was Instructed to
appoint 90 Deputy Marshals TO act on the 4lh
from @ A. NJ. till uidnight--to receive SO
each-six Of the above Marshals to continue
duty until the morning of the 9th and re-
ceive $3.50 EACH
Petitions were presented numerOusly signed
asking Council to appropriate $500 to delray
the expenses of the Celebration on the 4th -
On motion, the prayer of the petitioners was
granted to the amount of $500.
On motion Mr.. Hitchcock was relieved from
the Committee on tho continuation Of Camp
Street
An Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance pro-
yiding for imprisonment TO hard labor" was
read the second time
The follwing bills were presented and order
cd paid;
JH. Chappell, Marshal fees s 1OC
Wm R,nnick, Police salary
1 month 50 W
A. Shaw, 900 feet plank IA
per NJ. 10 4
Frnk & Wire, repairs on Pro-
lection Fire Engine 13 q
John Fowler, fluid for Park Lamp .
Edwin Hall, rent of room for
Hook and Ladder Co. 20 O
N. Hubbard, establishing grade
of sidewalks 20 D
H. Doble 15s days labor on
street, So per day 81
H.. N. Brown, 2t same D
j. Prentice 1
Chas. Dickinson, II IA
Robert Fuller 129 5
j. w. Shears, - day 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

THos ]. JEFFoRDs, formerly Of this place,
who holds the Office of Indian Agent on Co
chise's reservation, Arizona, in recent letter
TO the Commissioner of Indian Affairs gives it
as his opinion that the raids into Mexico,
charged upon Cochise's men, are made bv
Apache Indians, living on the Mexican side of
the hOrdpr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

VILLAGE LoTs.-The tract ofground recent
ly purchased by Messrs HASKELL, CROSBY &
DoRMAN, has been plotted out into streets and
village lots of generous size, and eligible in
every respect They are offered for sale. as
seen by our columns, and for any one wishing
to get away from central and busy portions
of the village, will be found the most desirable
lots in the place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

HAvoc.-A large Ncwfoun dland dog be-
longing to LEVI RICHARDS, got into a flock
of large valuable sheep, belonging to Messrs,
THAYER and M'KINLEY, on the THAYER farm,
in Amboy, Tuesday night OF last week, and
killed 15 and mutilatcd 8 more, A referee
adjudged the damage at $S5.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Hon. NJ. G. CASFIELD, Judge; ASA LAMB, CLERK ana
The following cases have been disposed Of:
D. W Gary VS. ]. P. Cole ct al; continued
p b. Sweet VS. j. s. Fuller; petition dismissed IN
junction dissolved. Notice OF appeal.
Chauncey Smith same. same entry .,..,
Jacks IN SmOns vs. A. II Webster et al: Soh''huea
Elizabeth Niers John Lowell: continued IN .-s
= s Osborn VS. Admir- of ii. X. ThurOer' heierreu
!" ii n Morris Morrison vs Robt j. Neil continued
v Hart's Adm. ys 4. 7. Nicholson; continued
ohio VS. Samuel Bishop continued.
do vs. Henry aud Iamlin Hal! continued.
do VS. Il. +. Williams; nolled.
do VS. Squire Daniels continued.
do vs. j. Il. Clark n F, E. Creaser; continued
do Vs Israel Ferguson; continued
do VS. Levi FTisbee ct al nolled
do vs. Jerry phillips; nolled. n,, Gala
sophronia @. Blanchard vs. W. W. Blanchard Sale
orleIel. ...,
Ohio VS. Israel Ferguson, for Contempt Discharged
on payment of costs OF attachment.
Ohio VS. II. Whelpley, for Contempt Fineu % anu
costs. $500. ,,tshor,ed nm nav
ing eosas' Cana do do.
do vs. q. Starkweather, do do
A Foos ct al VS. Railway; continued, ,,.
Ohio VS. Chas. Gayor0-Arrai9ned' pieaa not guhly'
and bailed Continued. go,
OHIO VS. o. X. Stoiker. Continued
j d. Ensign VS. j. ID. Griilin.Reappraisai.
n s Butler VS. Luke Cook-Denut, ,s ~,
r. Spring VS. j. Il. Burke-Verdict for paintin MO
''SN Wm loI NeIson VS. W. o. Grover. Dlmls sed.
Snmnel Everett vs. r. S. Root ct al: Continued
Geo E Tower VS. J. Amer ct al. Default
owen Comfort a. Wife vs. L. B. hallway. continued
Ohio vs. r. Ii. Chapman. Plead guilty, fined $50 anC
costs.
New Goods New Goods New Goods | al
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

The Provision Committee instruct us to say
that tea and coffee Will not be served ON the
4th. Those, therefore, who have agreed TO
furnish them will please substitute something
else. The committee also request, if praclica-
BILE, that those who have pledged their conlri'
buttons in hams, will make them up into sand
witches. The labors Of the committee, it Is
fe ,red, will prove severe, and it is, therefore
thought that by simplifying the table provis
ions, these labors will be rendered less burden
some, while the relishableness OF the dinnel
will not be sensibly lesseued.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

SHAD FOR LAKE ERIE.-A half dozen milk
cans containing some forty or fifty thousand
young shad, were received here by express
from SETu GREENS propogating establish
ment, nj Rochester, on Tuesday evening last
and at on .e empted into the Creek near the
railroad draw bridge. The object is to stock
the lake with these excellent fish. The ex
pertinent in the Genesee river, mentioned 10y
us a week or two since, proving success, we
presume Mr.. GREEN has been authorized by
the Government TO make similar experiments
on the other lakes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

ALoNzo MORGAN, clerk in the freight Office
at Geneva, a young man of "a years, of re-
spectacle standing and connection, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the mouth, on
the afternoon of the 23rd. He was u sufferer
from disease, and took this method to relieve
himself of his sutferings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Mrs. S. Smith 10 loads gravel 90
Adjourned till Monday June 23rd
COUNCIL met on Friday evening pursuant
adjournment Present Mayor Clerk and iull
Board of Councilmen.
Finance Comm. stated that il was necessary
TO make II loan of 81 800, to meet expenses.
On motion the Comm. was authorized to ne
gotiate such loan for three months, at CUR, Mt
rate of interest.
Councilman Pierce presented an Ordinance
which was read-E Entiled-An Ordinance
apprOp Rating money TO in part deiray the ex-
penses of the celebration of the 4lh of July.
On motion, the Street Comm. was requested
to give o. &. Welllen, a certificate TO presen
to the county Auditor, showing the amount of
Of Sewer tax assessed against the lot bought
by him of w. w. Smith.
On motion, the Marshal was requested to
take charge OF ten keys 10 the Lookup, and
be responsible for them. @
The following bills were presented and or
dered paid.
Garwood Blakrslee-repairing pumps 5000
Smith and IIaminton Paining Fngine
$35 90
W. G. Bingham & Co. for 12 keys for Lock
up S235
H. b. Hollis care Proct. Engine, 3 mos. $3.50
Adjourned to Tuesday eve. oath.
Met pursuant to adjournment on Tuesday
evening--preseut, Clerk, and full Board o
Council, except Gcoppnger. The Ordinance
for The appropriation for the 4th, was read the
second time.
! Adjourned TO Thursday evening Goth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

THE DROUGHT that has pre- vailed for sey-
cral weeks and the spell OF which was broken
on Monday evening last, had become very Sc
vere and the heart of the husbandman bad
begun to sink within him. The la0ors of the
spring, as shown in the languisliing crops,
wore IA most discouraging aspect. This dis
couragemen. was not confined 10 any one crop,
but applied generally TO all. The winter
soheat was dwarlcd-short in head as well us
straw. Though the yield will beshortened in,
we hear of no insects affecting what has sur
vived the uuiavorable spring. Oats, since the
sowing, have made but Indifferent growth, and
a very moderate crop is looked for. The grass
looked so unfayorable and the prospect SO
fOrbdling, before the rain, that hardly half a
crop was expected, and to some extent, far
mers had begun to gather the crop, believing
that it was better TO save what had made, raih-
er than by further delay 10 leopard even that
! Pastures, of course, were dried up. and the
| dairy products SO circumscrbed that this de-
pendence for ready, current cash-was ma
teriully affected. Corn is backward, and has
m .de but "A sluggish growth. There is
however, better chance for this crop to re.
cover, if good weather continues. than any
other, as the old saying is pretty true one
that corn is made in July and August. Per
haps there is no occasion for dispondenc'
aoout the yield of this important crop 81, 6
The fruits are deficient in the full ratio o
the farm crops There will perhaps be few
apples-a light crop. Peaches are entirely
destroyed, and in many cases, the trees barrel.
survive. The smaller fruits excepting grapes
will some OF them yield u small crop. Cher
res are failure. Grapes, except in few in
stances, where the vines have been protect
ed, will also prove failure. The varieties
upon our own grounds, that promise parllu
yield, are the Concord and Hartford; no 9th
ers promise a single berry. Strawberte
would have yielded an average crop but fo
the recent drought, which pretty much finish
cd them up. BLack6aTies will give but
light yield, and Raspbes'Ies, so far as we al
able, at this stage, to judge, promise fai
yield
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

DIR. MoRRIs, of Kingsville, who has been
by the local scribblers made landlord of the
Surline House, denies any step or ambition in
that direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Cow. FooTE & SIsTERs-The smallest peo-
pie in the world, with their company, will ap-
pear at Smiths Opera Hall on Tuesday, July
1st The attraction is said TO be big one for
such little subjects.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

The death, last week, of HORACE F. CLARK,
President of the L. S. & NJ S. and Union Pa
cific railroads, has been announced. Overask-
ing of his powers is said to be the cause.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

The festival of the ladies of the Congregn-
tional church on Tuesday evening, raised the
sum of about $75 That at the M. Z. church
about the same.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

That portion of the Strong farm which We
noticed some week or two since as having
been purchased by Mcssrs Fisk " Morrison
for $3.50 per acre, has since been sold to Pitts
burg parties for an advance o'$75 an acie,This
advance, however, was in lieu of clear title,
and the raising of the right of dover required
the payment of some 81 900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

LAWSON the crazy Sweed who attempted to
cut the throat of one of his fellow boarders
has been sent to the County nfrmary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

A stock of very handsome paper dccora-
tions for paneling.and cornice work, may NC
seen and had ut the store OF Messrs, FLOWER
g. MATTIsoN, who are opening new depart
ment in the wall paper business. The samples
are very rich and handsome, and worth look
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

History of the Revival in Ashtabula, has
been printed in a rather attractive form, and
may be found at the store of nj. G. DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Indian relics Of some interest, have been re-
Gently ploughed up by Capt l. Pratt of East
illage, upon the field Immediately south of
his house. We have the promise of deposit
OF them In our Office
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

The house of DR.. Brown of Conneaut, was
burned on Thursday morning Insured for
some $500 in the Hartford Co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Decorate your stores and houses on the 4ih
You can get the Flags a, TkLER & OARLisLE's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Wool is moving, and the prices are given in
our market table. .... .......
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

INDEPENDENCE DAY is expected 10 arrive
W ith rather more than usual promp,ness aud
glory this year, on account of the preparations
that have been made to welcome and celebrate
it in this place Should the weather be favor
able, Ash tabula will witness such an Observ-
ance of the day as has ne Yer before been APP
preached. The seal ie Of arrangements is some
what magnificent, and is naturally attracting
attention throughout the county. The note
comes up from most of the towns, that their
citizens to greater or less extent, expect 10
he with US. That the gathering will Oe large
may be inferred from the fact that not only
will the occasion be one worthy of parlicipa.
ton, but from the fact that we are about til,
only people in the county and vicinity tha
are 10 observe the day. This, of course, vii
turn general attention TO this point Ther
there is another fact that warrants the idea
that our numbers will be unusually large,
and that is, the easy facilities for ge:-
ting TO Ashtabula that are now enjoyed
From every portion OF the county, therefore
there will undoubtedly be swarms that vii
make us a visit for the sake of trip ON ou
new railroads, if there were no other induce
ment. Let the crowd come. We will show
them something worthy their attention. On'
of the points of special interest to be visited
will, no doubt, be the harbor, and Supt Nc
Coy has determined to run trains from til
Center street station every hour, beginning
with 1 p. NJ, and returning every allernat
half hour. The amount of expenditure a
that point, and the changes that have take
place, will astonish all who have had an
Knowledge of the locality. But we canno
give list of the attractions to be met wit
on that day. Suffice it to say that enough vii
be afforded for crowding into one day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28
A CARD,

New Goods New Goods New Goods! at
MORRISON & SNEDEKoR's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

The above jury was accepted by both sides
after twenty permptory challenges. l, was
on motion of the defence, ordered that the ju-
ry proceed to the scene of the supposed muir
der and 7. S. Edwards Esq, was appointed
to accompany them. All of the trial that had
taken place up to the time of the SentinePs 60
ing to press, we give below. .. .
| On Wednesday, the jury having returned
| from viewing the premises, the examination
of witnesses on the part OF the State was COM
menced when the defence requested that all
witnesses be excluded, except the one tesi-
flying. ....
Julia Bates called This witness is a girl of
about eleven years of age III d is the first
person to whom Brown mentioned the death
of his wife. She testified that on the tenth
day of August she lived about 40 or 90 rods
from the then residence of Brown. She
then saw Brown. He came to the house and
enqured Tor her mother, whom she reported
absent. He then told hor that lie wanted
them for Mrs. Brown was killed. They had
been trying to get some swallows in the barn,
that the scaffold fell and killed her. Witness
started for her parents, but seeing them com
ing she stopped near Browns farm and wai'-
ed till they came Upheld the horses till they
went with HIM into the barn and carried MIS-.
Brown into the house. .... IT,. ....
Cross eranined,-Il was about three o'clock
, in the afternoon. Mr. Brown did not appear
i in hasle-was ahead of her and got into the
barn before came up, and came out again,
and waited till my father and mother CAME
up; when he toll them sad accident, and he
4 thought his vile was dying. He Told me his
vile 'Oas dead am certain he said so ; TOLD
my parents the same as he told me about the
swallows | saw Mr. b., coming, and motto
= ed that he walked lame. think il was about
Two hours after dinner Had not seen Brown
, or his wife that day ; knew Mrs b., and had
in their house few times, Brown asked mt
TO go for my parents which did as soon as
haa shut up 'ne mouse,
his place while my parents slaid. My mother
> staid II while, my father went after some body
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

1000 Flags for Decorating at
TYLER & CARLIsLE's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

drrfped-Junc 23d, scow Perry Whts, Capt.
Baker from BniFalo, with $50 barrels cement
and 275 barrels salt to n Hubbard & Co.
drrfred--Junc 23d, propeller Otd Conoord,
Capt VIM. Thorn, 3l9, 800 feet Of lumber TO J.
9. Williams fencing stuff for the Hatbor Di.
vision and the Mahoning Coal lines.
Cleared-Junc 23d scow Perry White, Capt
Baker, for Marblcbead. light.
Cleared, June gath, propeller Old Concord
Capt. Thorn, for Alpcna, light.
rriped,-Junc "a, Schr. o. H Walker, Capt
Shea, light from Erie.
Oleared, June 25. Schr. o. H. Walker Capt
Shae, for Marquette, with $4,000 tons OF
Coke consigned to the Lake Superior Iron
Manufacturing Co.
This Is the first clearance ofircight from the
A. Y. & =. Docks. Coke is still coming for
ward, and this article Is likely to become
one Of regular trade between PittsOurg
and Superior.
TIDAL WAVE like that with which oui
friends Of the Geneva Times, were favored
some year or so ago, deigned to visit our Har
Dor on Monday evening, about 7 O'clock =
The waters receded up the creek from the lake
to the increased hcightof feet, submcrEing
the docks and Slowing things round and out o
place generally, but without damage. Capt
Thompson of the Tug, says there had been II
heavy squall up the lake, to which we wer,
II debted Tor this mark of attention.
Shippers speaks in high terms of the bril-
liant light shown from the light ship on Col
chester Reef this season. 1t is a pleasure tC
record the fact, as in the locality is found a
one of the most dangerous shoals between Blu.
lalo and Chicago.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

New Goods New Goods New Goodsl ut
MORRISON & SNEDEKoR's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

New Goods New Goods New Goods | at
MoRRIsoN g. SNEDEKORs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

New Goods New Goods New Goods at
MoRRlsoN & SEEDEKOR's.
Flags, Flags, Flags, at atTYLsR& oARIdsnp's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Ohio VS., Sylvester Brown. List of Jurors
sworn July 24'h, 1873.
/, George Olin, Windsor.
2, S. C. Wilson, same
3, Edward WiswelI, same
4, Elisha Farnha, Conneaut
5, o. l.. Haston, same
6, Pliny F. Kellogg, Monroe,
Z, Nalhen ID. Fobs. Will iamstield.
8, L. o. Peck, Richmond.
o. jeremiah Howard, Monroe.
10, Seth McNutt, Pirpont
IL, George G. Waite, Monroe
10, r. z. Smith, Monroe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

In this town. the 2Sd inst suddenly Of congestion
Of the brain, Miss NsTTIs SrRose, dsushfer OF Mrs
Bybsl Church eged 10 yssre,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

Decorate your stores and houses on the 4th.
You can get the flags at TYLER & CARLIsLEs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-28

U. S. Flags at TYLER d CARLIsE's.
New Goods New Goods New Goods at,
MORRISON & SNEDEKOR's
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New Goods New Goods New Goods! at
MoRRIsoN & SNEDEKoR's.
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Flags, Flags,iFlags, at TYLER & CARIILsE's
1000 Flags for Decorating, at
TYLER& CARLIsLE's.