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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-04
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsI-
TIONS In THE STATE OF
INDIANA.

TIONS In THE STATE OF
INDIANA.
RobL. Wiley & wife, VS.. Esom Hannah, et
ais. In Chancery in the Circuit Court Of
Mason County, West Virginia:
All parties Interested in the above entitled
cause will lake notice, that we shall on the
4th day Of June, 1874, at the office Of Willis
Record, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Morgan
County, in The town Of Martinsvill, State OF
Indiana, proceed to take the dispositions OF
John B. Maxwell, and others, to be read as ey.
ideuce on behalf Of Nancy J. Traster, Morgan
Sebrell, and others, who come in by petition
In the above entitled cause, as claimants for q
distributive share in the estnte Of Esom Han,
men, deceased, which above entitled cause is
now pending on the Equity side Of the Or.
cult Court Of Mason county, West Virginia.
And II from any cause the taking Of tue said
depositions be not commenced on that day, the
same will be adjourned aud continued from
day 10 day, or from time to time, at the same
place and between the same hours, until tho
same is completed. Respectfully,
NANCY j. TRASTER,
and others.
Hoge 4 Timms, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
may 7-4w.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ABOUT 1T!

No person can use Boschee's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and cure
We have the first case Of Coughs, Colds, OF
Consumption, or any Diseases Of the lhr0a
and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not beer
cured. We have distributed every year fol
three wears over $50 900 sample bottles by
Druggists in all parts Of The UNITED STATES
No other Manufacturer Of Medicines ever gave
their Preparations such test as this, and con
ljnue if for a number Of years. Go to A, O
VAN GILDER'S and gel Bottle for Is cents
and try it; two doses will relieve you.
inch 5 3m.
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A suAMr.-It is a shame and disgrace
Shat man who makes preteusions of be-
ing q gentleman or to responsibility, would
make use Of on the public Streets the very
yilest and lowest kind Of blackguardlsm'
and too in the presence Of ladies' Our at
tention was called to this practice with o
request that we speak Of it. We have nc
respect for man who will use such 10"
language, neither do we have any respect
for the men who gather around such char
acters and give their blackguardism sane
ton and countenance BY apprecatlVe out
bursts Of laughter.
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The grand success of the age is Miller's
Table Rake attached to the Buckeye Reap
er. 1t eclipses all other self.rakiug Reap.
crs now in use and can now be seen in
full rig at G. W. Craig's barn. Farmers
90 and see it by all mea1s, before purcha.
sing any other Machine. Nv,
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The State Teachers Institute convened
this place Monday last with very fiat
ring attendance. The exercises COM
nauced at2 o'clock Pm. After lengthy
llress from Prof. W. j. Kenny on the
objccts intended by the Institute tho Nor
nal school was organized, Miss L. b.
}Folton was appointed Secretary Of the
Institute. Public lectures will DO given
a7ery evening this week to which tho pub
10 arc invited, We are glad to sec ou'
eachers alive to their interests, and avail
og themselves Of these opportunities to'
ibcir Improvement
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The Point Pleasant Dock Company is
now turning out the largest size Of guunel
barges, at the rate Of one every ten days
Success to the Company.
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Pocket BOOK FouND.-A pockct'book
was found containing sum Of money,
which the owner can have by calling at
this Office, proving property and paying
for this notice.
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CLARA Scorr. This boat is doing
splendid business in the kanAwha and
pomeroy trade. II has been our pleas.
urc to be one Of her nauy passengers Of
different times. and we were always treated
with great Kindness by thc entire crew
John Thornburg, ut one lime chief clerk
OF the Fleetwood, is the popular command
cr Of. the Scott, William Birtbisel, The
polite and accomplished gentleman, assist
ed by Edgar Christy, attends to tho du'
ties Of the Office. George Berriage be:
charge Of the cabin, Edward johnson
and John Patched are the experienced
pilots. The engineers, NJ K. Rogers and
James Il. kctcbum, ore men Of trust apd
long experience. L. Morris, or Corn
stalk" as be is termed by steamboatmen
is the mate. With such men as these If
charge, We are not surprised at the large
trips she brings out. We would recon-
mend this boat to all who wish to tra7c
on o safe steamer differed by experienced
steamboatmen.
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Alta meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
New Castle coal and salt company, held
Thursday, May 81, 1874. The following
named persons we're elected Direc.
tors for the ensuing year; S. A, NJ.
Moore, J. A. Eakiu, 4, G. Weaver, ].
W. McMunn, and John W. Eakin.
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This is the time Of year to be on the
look out for potato bugs aud COngrcssiOn.
al aspirants. Paris green will dispose Of
the former and the 5th Of August COuveu-
tionannihiate tho latter.
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To-day, we understand, the KauaWha
aud Cincinnati packet Julia No. 9 goes
on our new Docks.
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Buying sewing machine is a very
comprehensive duty, especially when you
try to take 10 oil the excclleucies of
machines as explained by polite clerks.
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We could never imagine why aattcry is
called "solt sOaping" without it is because
they are both compounded with concentFa-
ted yo.
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Mr.. James " Smith has left specimens
of his tile at the Circuit Clerks Office. 1t
surpasscs any that we have seen that has
been brought to this place from abroad.
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The Post Office at this place is to be
made a money order Office. We understand
all of the preliminary arrangements have
been made looking to that end.
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A ONE.W HEELED WIDE CUT SINGLE REAPER
In this new machine recognize the "od Reliable
the introduction the Advance was The main dependence
and which this day insist hos no superior as gram
M Old Reliable will show its superiority IN
respects,
inches by Of pn me
beautiful simple and quick method doing this work which only needs to
be be appreciated, -, ~
The combination Tho hest features both the Advance aud Old Re
upraraus-he firmly supported by bearer aud
When The Reaper without cutting the Reel Rake aud Sickle eau oc
stopped by tho driver without leaving his
The cutter anate with tho reel be raised depressed
pick fallen grain after The of tie Advance and by tho same
This exceedingly valuable feature of tho machine
TFamA paint but take Mccormick Machine
trial and we assure you YOU will kepi j. NJ KERR Co
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The June term Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals commences today "Wednesday
in Wheeling Judge Moore left here
yesterday to assume his duties on the
bench.
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Decoration Day passed of uuObscrred in
this locality.
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A GARD.

The undersigned desire to publicly return
thanks to the Council and The many citizens
of the town Of Point Pleasant, for their kind
ly manifested interest in our behalf, and for
fayors extended US in our efforts 10 establish a
private business enterprise in their midst that
may rebound 10 The interest of''the iewn az
well as ourselves. We shall hold in grateful
remembrance their fGvors
JOHN MILLER & SON.
polSr Pleasant, June Cd, 1874.
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Most papers cannot 60 to press unless
there is some joke on cremation in their
sheet; but then that is the way they earn
their living.
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NOTICE OF WARNING.
MY wife, CATHERINE LONG, having
MI leftmy bed and board without just cause
or provocation, this is to notify all persons
uol to trust her on my account as ! will not DC
responsible for, nor pay anydebts 81 he :, con
tratting. MATTHIAS LONG.
Clcndenin Dlst., Mason CO., May 2ltS1i-4hi
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Dr.. Barbee is improving his property
by building elegan! fences and grading bis
from. yard,
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Gtt gTteEta aesistet
LOCAL MATTERS.

A New CEMETARY.--A correspondent
writing US upon the suhjec! ola new Gem.
e.sry, says that be looks upon new Gem
e,ery or graveyard at once as an absolute
necessity, and Of all subjects that can
,ome before the towr Council this is the
most important one, The old graveyard
!. within The corporation, surrounded by
private residences, With no paths, no road.
WAYS, no lots, no regularity 10 the arrange.
u.ut Of graves, no regulations for its
government, no nothing but q mass Of
confusion. Any person, it seems, has the
right to select such spot as be likes for The
iutermeut of the dead, no matter whether
or no. it has been heretofore selected and
set apart as q burial spot for family, one
or more ofwhose members already lie bur
led within few feet Of the proposed grave
Friends hesitate to erect monuments and
slorn with flowers and shrubs The graves
of d.parted loved ones, because Of the un-
certainty Of the length of time bsfore re-
muvql 10 a new buryin. ground becomes
necessary. Lee US then hope, and we
,rnst no! in vain, that our town Council,
who arc intelligent gentleman, and nearly
all Of whom have friends anl relatives
buried in our neglected graveyard, will
take action at It's next meeting looking TO-
ward the purchase or condemnation Of
suitable grounds near town fora cemetery,
which shall be laid of into suitable road
ways, paths, and the lots sold to Fuch per-
. sOrs as may desire to purchase 4 spot held
the most sacred BY mankind; where sirnn'
gers 10 their household dare not crcroach
Then let suitable regulations be made for
tho burial places Of those who do not own
lots, and instead Of our present confused
and uusightly graveyard, We shall have
regularity and Ordoraud "homo for the
dead" made beautifal BY its monuments,
flowers and trees. The cost need not ez-
coed six or seven hundred dollars and
more than that amount would at once be
realized from the sale Of lots. VIII not
cur genial aud worthy young Mayor bring
this to the attention Of aud urge it upon
the Council? If be does he will receive
the thanks Of q majority Of the citiz'ns
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lie respectfully solicits share Of thu patron
age, people Of Mason county and the Ka.
nawha Valley.
Aug. !, ls72-ly.
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Granger Tomlnsou has purchased the
Allen Young tract fland containing 80
acres.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-04

We direct attention to the advertisement
Of W. B. Gable, in this issue. Farmers
will find it to their interest to call and ex-
anime bis large stock Of Harvest Tools.
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The Strawberry crop in this neck Of the
woods is failure. Dry weather done it
with its "littlo Ratchet"
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Sheriff Sehon sold on Saturday and
Monday last, at Clifton, BY way Of public
auction the stock ofgOOds lately owned by
G. Windsor at West Columbia, The sale
was under an order Of the Court and rea.
lizcd ia the ueigLborhool Of one thousa nd
dollars
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-04

MARRIED AT tho residence Of The
brides mother, in New Haven, W. Va,
May Dist, by Rev. ]. L. lIensloy, Mr.
Henry Wheatly aud Mis- Ella G. Gnbbcrt,
all ofNow Haven, Mason Co., West Va.
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The latest thing in note paper is called
legal note. Observations arc unneccs.
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Mr.. Wm. Smith adVortises large lot
of Harvest Tools in this weeks paper.
Give him o call
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FEsriF4l. The ladies' Of the NJ, T.
Church, will givoan ico-cFoam and straw
berry Festival at their church, in this
place, next Tuesday evening, June 9Th.
Admission 10 cents.
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Noyer feed cauarios on pound cake or
cod liver oil, as it destroys their voices
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y. MI. e f. r. R &c GO,
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
W HOLESALE HARD W AR {!
AGENTS FOR
THE M'C0BMIC ADVANCE,
Perfect Combined two wheeled DOnblebarrd
REAPER g. NOW lE l:lRlIs,
With Sermted Sickle and SmOOthcdgcd knife.
The Advance Of day superior tho Mccormick Of
dozen wears ago highly polished and ymmHa built steam engneof the
ont unlike be aw kw the uudy
have the satisfaction Of knowing that the
built Mccormick 1875 which only
the Advance Res aud Mowers built by rSa makers who lay
any claim to value or efficiency
The Advance wheels being drivers securing apOw@
all has separate reaper oar
strong uubending maeab guards and sced cs-
apparatus thing ackng heavy crop gram
picking head whether a snort rh
heavy lodged fallen lnqaol @ W. see1horgs1 NJ H. BS W va
address Gs Ohio Colonel Charles D. "aggene
Pleasant West Va % West Columbia West Va and forty nop csp S Mason
addresses had by writing mquig NJ kGHh SVo' AEs
GalpOs like their ADVANCE, bought in 1879 and 1873
The when its Rpng parts identical Win our ir mower
widely it needs further comment
TT
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The election Of Senator Eastman, for
the Presidency of the Agricultural aud
Mechanical Association is gratifying to hi,
friends. lie will make o faithful and en-
ergclic officer and By bis labors contribute
largely to the success of our next fair.
>~S>>S><~S>>>~>>>-<>~r.I
The Abncy llogg farm, several miles be-
low West Columbia, in Waggonor District
containing 200 acres, was sold by specia
Commissioner English at public auction,
on Saturday last. 1t was knocked off tt
Mr.. Thos. Mitchell for the SUN of $780,
600. lie also sold what was known q:
IIogg's back farm to Mr. Wm Brown fo'
$3.50.
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We publish on the first page of to-day's
paper, an old advertisement Of Gen. Geo.
washiugton's offering to lease bis lands in
the Kanawha Valley. The advertisement
is over hundred years DID,
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Now is the season Of year for picnic
excursions. Who is going to move 10 the
matter?
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Valuable Timber
AND 1f ] ~
Farming Lands
LYING NEAR THE
kANAWHA RIVER FOR SALE!l


THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
| three tracts Of land; one (Which contains
about
1890 Acres,
and situated on tho Kanawha Nine Mile
Greek, about two miles from the River
Another Of which tracts contains about
1000 Acres,
known as part Of the Me,hum tract, situated
ON the waters Of the Ohio Sixteen Mile Creek,
And another tract containing about
400 acres,
known asthe Fowler Tract situated about
three miles from Point Pleasant, aud about
One.hali mile from the Kanawha River, Said
last named tract has about 10 acres cleared
upon it, AN Of said lands are well timbered
aud watercd, and when cleared would make
good grazing farms.
DJI would prefer selling these lands with
out dividing them butwIll sell them 10 par
coils TO suit PURCHASERS.
HARRIET MACHIR.
GPPenous desiring further information in
reference to the above mentioned lands arc re,
rerred to JONI W ENGLISH, ESQ, my Attorney,
at Point Pleasant, Mason County, WcstVa.
march Gift HARRIET MACHlR
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We are happy to be able to inform the
MANY friends Of Col. G. B, Thomas, that
hi, illness at Cincinnati was not as serious
as first reported, and that be is nov at
home, almost fully recovered
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CoMpLIMESrARY.-A! the late election
for Secretary of the Mason County Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Association, John
E. Timms, Esq, received the unanimous
vote Of the Directors for that Office, Mr.
Timus is q No. l Secretary, and the Society
should avail itself Of his services as long
as be is willing to serve them.
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BODY FOuSD. The body of man was
found foaling in the Ohio River at New
Haven on the 18th ult. His name is
Frank 0'Brien and the same man who was
drowned Of the steamer Katy Dixon on
the 7th of March last, near the place
where his body was found.
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A street Arab, with his blackiug brush
and boz, sojournea in our town last week.
Shine EN- up fur nickel" Our barrel
factories, boat yards and dry docks, will
soon make a city, and this little street
Arab was bu! a fororunncrs.
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We understand that the Tournament
aud Ball given at Buffalo last Friday, was
foe affair. Our young friend D. Here.
ford, was the most successful knight. An
address was delivered 90 the ground BY
Prof. W. j, Kenny, and the coronation
address was also delivered by him. Our
young friends who were present from this
city, speak in the highest praise of the
Tournament aud Ball, aud Ofrbe hospital.
iiy Of the citizens Of Buffalo. Ono or
two Ofthem seem to have been badly smit-
ten by the Buffalo fair ones.
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Oar fellow townsuan. S. II, Patrick,
Esq, weareplea'ed 10 learn hos been re-
engagcd.by the city council pf gharleston
Fas Ptincipal'5f The pubic schools 'ef tbst
| city. : 50 ~
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer, Is
lll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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! AuUrIOR sALEs-This Dsy.
BY james NJ. Taylor q son,
Real E:state Agents and Auctioneers,
oHica corner OF Eleventh and Bank 6trceis.

60
SALE OF YALUA.;
VI BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE sT IH 1 ThE
SITx Of RsgHMqHNR e skkyTEbNEE MSNHTTH AND
EIGHTEENTE STREETS, AND ON M asAIIIr hi
TWEEN SINETEENTH AND. TWENrTI.ETi,Ha
STREETS, AND ON TIE NOMTM lN SrnS Nd M
ERASKLiN BETMEFEsn sn IN The EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH NEAR V VEN. al- y
By Virtue of decree ofthe Chancery Court OF the
iniy 1874. In tile case OF Stringfellow, who sues,
&c, Is. Lowless administrator, &c. Nc .nnn'n,ed
signed special commissioners thereby abpoanes ,,
WIN pIocssd e sel al psoass s aay q :
sss' on nnonencne a, O'Clock r. NJ in the order
advertised the fHIl9Tng Teai RRicK STORE and
That larss Na O. on The north side Of Main
tntwean Nineteenth and Twentieth streets occa-
pied by Mr: Thomas Leahey at the rent OF s4oo 20.
annum. ..,<,,.,o,t, d NJ that three
AT After R ThshsssTyo Il 2sD DWELLING
17is. on the north side of Main, between sever
teentf and Eighteenth streets, occupied py MI. ~
DomnI at the rem! Of sS0g per m annd BRICK
Af5eTF Thsasssffo as sc AND DWELLG: No
T7n1 on the north side Of Franklin, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, at
per annuin as grocery store for winch IL ID "e'
Suited -. D \, tue tuo.
ctorv RRICK DWELLINGS and the VACANT
OF adjoining on the east side of seventeenth
street, near VenabIe street. .,,o,,o
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance ut SIX, Twelve.
and eighteen months for Qua p,sresi navsbe
emi-annualy. and the title retained unui tne
wh0ie purchase noD Join HOWARD.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
. Special Commissioners:
JAMES M. TAYLOR q Son, Auctioneers- sc 10
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A DESPERATE NEaRo.-Annapolis, Sep.
TENDER %, 1874 Charles Watkins (colored),
of Richmond, obtained lodgings last Satur-
day night in the Annapolis wstch.house,
and when another ledger was brought In
felled to the ground with blow from the
heel of his boot James FL. League, Jr. He
then fed from the watch-house, not, how
ever, before he had received two blows from
billies, one Of which cut bis head. Watkins
made for the wharf, and, jumping into n
boat, pulled for the sloop Mcclellan, lying
in the stream. The anchor being out astern
unknown to him, Watkins, finding he could
make no progress, and his pursuers were
near, jumped into the river to swim to the
Sloop. His strength gave out, and he was
going down for the third or fourth time
when be was rescued by Mr.. Thomas Trott,
OF The sloop. Watkins shipped on the Nc
Ciallan, and iecamped on Monday night.
kssastsa91re Gazette,
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


THAT MOST VALUABLE TENEMENT
i No. 1908 MAIN STREET. BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS: OPPO-
ON MONDAY. 2Sth of September, at O'Clock P.
NJ: we will sell upon the prGmsss that highly
above, occupied by the Singer Sewing Machine
Company, Messrs. Guy 6 lillian. and j. II. Dooley.
facing the post-otce on Main street. In the heart OF
what must always be the best business centre Of the
city, convenient 1t is TO the public buildings and
the principal 1narts of all kinds Of business.
The lot is 25x14S feet 10 wide alley.
The building has an iron front, with fine base
ment, with the front extended four stories above the
street, and finished for two stories.
No property Of more sterling value has been Of
fered for sale for long time In this city, and such
opportunity can be presented only at ong inter-
walls.
All seeking thoroughly secure and good invest
ment in strictly frst-class property should give
close attention tn this sale.
THE TERMS, which will be very favorable, Will be
made known at the time Of sale, or by previous APP
plication to GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
sc l1-l2,l4,1719,21.2 3ftd AuCtionecrS.