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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
W. S. q. HAMILTON,
SUCCESSION SALE.
The State of I.ouisiana-Parish of West
E.lici.;,,3

The State of Louisiana-Parish of West
Ecliciana.
Succession of JOSEPH, d. Smith, deceased
No. 1G!i Probate Court.
IN OBEDIENCE to and by virtue of a
l. commission issued by tie Hon, Pro
bate Court OF West Feiiciana, and to mo
directed l will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, on my
Premises about six miles from the Court
House on
Wednesday June 25th, 1879,
at tho hour of ten o'clock, q. m., of said
day, the following described property,
tO-wit:
Tho undivided two-ffths (2-5) Of & Ger
tain tract OF land belonging to and de-
pending on the succession of Joseph d.
Smith, deceased. situated in the Parish
of West Feliciana, and on the waters of
Thompson's creek, containing four hun
,lred and fOrty-eight acres (4iS) more or
less, Iounded North by laaIs formerly
owned by Tabor, East by Thompson's
creek, and west by Taher's creek.
Also the following described personal
property: Lot of books, 30 goats aud
kids. lot of notes and book accounts.
which will be exhibited on day of sale,
and % head of horses, as shown. 0y the
supplemental inventory on file in Clerks
Office.
Terms of @ale-Casll.
w. B. SMITH, Administrator.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
FL ERIE F. SALE,

The State of LOuiSiaul-PariSh of West
Eeliciana.
Parish Court of East Feiiciana-No. 1852.
Guy &. Eaincr, VS.. Francis J. Norwood
and husband.
| PY VIRTUE of and pursuant to q wri
~ of i fa issued in the above STYLED
! and mum cred suit from the Honorah
| Court aforesaid ana directed to the Shcr.
| ilf of the Parish of West Frliciana, / have
seized, taken into my possession and " il
offer for sale 20 the highest bidder. il
front of the Court House, in the town o
St. Fran cisvile, said State and Parish o.!
Saturday, JnIv 5'h. 1879
at the hour Of II O'Clock. a. m., of said
day, the following named and described
urcpcrty seized in the above entitled
suit, tO-wit:
a certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and bGing situated in the Parish of West
Felici!,:l and State of Louisiana, said
tract containing Two Hundred aud Nine
ty-seven (297) acres more or less, and the
same is bounded on the north by Rich
ar;lson, on the cast by Thompson 5
Creek, on the south by Decker and on
the west by tho Public Road, the same
being subject to q reservation of one
Ono Hundred and Sixty (16O) acves of
land together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, as per agree
ment in an act Of mortgage and as
shown by plot Of survey made by Will
liam Z. Noteworthy, said reservation
having been made and detr ed by said
plot OF survey, leaves One Hundred
and Thirty seven Q37) acres to be sold
under this writ. The land to be sold is
on the east by Thomrson's Creek, on
the south by w. r. Mckowen, and on
tho west by Public road.
The above will be sold to pay and
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

4 MGDNIGlIr Foe During tho "weo
sma" hours, when al, a"e wrapped in ST.
lent slu.nber, the insidious subtle foe,
unpcrceivel and unsuSpec5ed quietly Gu
ters the private sanctuary, Attacks the
inmates and pours its poisoned miasm in
to the blood, which plralyzeS the nerves.
locks up the secrctioas inncrvates the
stomach anl l. severe chill is the result.
This deadly foe must be disarmed, IFS
deyastinr influences must bo counter
acted, it's effect must be overcome; the
stomach must be cleanseu and toned,
the liver unlocked aud the bowe $ moved
Do this aud chill and fever can not eX-
iit. and VIC know of but one c"mhlna
ton that will accomplish all these re-
suits at the same time and that article is
Days Aguo Tonic which never ia' Is t"
cure.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

-Wiulo the steamer W. =. Halliday,
of the Anchor Line, was at tho wharf i'll
Bayou Sara, Oh Sunday morning last, and
while in the act Of putting out q small,
hook stage plank, Solomon Thonrs, Il
coiorei dock hand, lost il is equilibrium
and was preciptate't in the w ,t.'rs be-
meath him when the strong current bore
his body down toward the wheel of the
boat and he was seen no more. SnSudden
was tho drowning that before II life yawl
couIl be lowered rho unfortunlte man
had sunkcu never to rise again.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

On Thursday evening last while quite
q stream near the residence of Mr.. John
j. Barrow, in this Parish, one of their
number, aged nine years, was drowned.
1t seems that Il girl some twelve or four
teen years of age, who could swim, took
this little girl (who could not swim) when
she became trigh,clcl, wheroupon the
older girl shook her Off. Being Left to
her own resources the little girl sank for
the last time in q few sec0ntls.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
G25 o &5O0O1ua'cions'y,in y, in; !;

PlC POUUUvested in wall
Street lays the foundation for substantial
fortunes every week, and pays an i'm |.
mense percentage of profits by the New
Capitalization system of operating in
stocks. Full explanation on application
to Adams, Brown & Co., Bankers. 2S
Broad stiect, n. Y. iu:'l -4w.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

BOHEMIAN Toilet Ware, Aromlzers,
Rp Toilet Pow ders and Putis. at
O. y. BROOKS
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
CEN ir.NANY COLL!.GE.

The unprc rcce1cnted good order among
the students for the past two sessions
and he marked advancement in their
studies. jnSti.ies us in offering our Insti-
tuition to the patronage Of the pubic
with increased confidence. The SONS OF
West Fciiciana cannot do better than to
be educated here.
Tuition in the College classes $6J, 100;
in Preparatory Department $500 for
scSSic,. of ten months. Good hnardin
fnrnishci as low as teu dollars per
month.
c. G. ANDREWS, President.
,JackSOn Louisiana
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

| 10 Inc yeas and nays on any
question, in either hOnse. shall, al
the desire Of one-ffth of the mem-
bers elected, be entered on the
Journal. " -.r
II. Ill hills for raising revenue
or apDropria'ing money shah origl~
nate in The House Of Representa-
tiyes, but the Senate may propose
Or concur in amendments as IN 9th
er bills.
Is. No bill. ordinance or reso
|ntion intended to have tho effect
Of a law, which shall have
beea rej rcted by either house, =,
shall be again proposed in
the same house. daring the
same session, nader the same or any
other title, without the consent o.
maj j1rity Of the honse by which
the same was rejected.
10. Every bill shall he read on
three different days in each housc.
and no bill shall be considered for
linal passage urie>s it has bee read
once in full! and the same has bccr
repns ted on by 6 committee Nor
snail any bill b2come law unless,
on its Gnal passage the vote bo ta-
ken by yeas and nays, the names Of
the members voting for or aga;ns,
the same he entered oa the journal,
and a majority of the members ell
ected to each house be recorded
thereon "a voting in its favor.
20. No amcndEeat to bills by O., G
house shall be coucHrrcd in b9 the
other except by a vote o a m4jori-
~ of 'ne memba. elected the eto.
'@ken by yeas aud rays, AID the
names O: Lose voting Ior or against
recorded upon the .jorrnal thereof.
.3nd reports Of commit; ees Of cou-
!c' cnc. sla! be- adopted in either
house only hy vote o' n rrj1rl'y
OF the members e!ec.ed thereto, ta-
ken by yeas aud nays. and the
names IT these vo,ing for or against
rec', ded upoi the j nal.
Il. Whenever b,i that has
been passed by both houses is en-
relied ard placed IN possession o.
'he .ouse in which it originated
he title shall be read and. at the
equcst OF any 6vc members. the
bill -hali be read in iu! when the
Speaker 0! the House OF Rcpresen
'at'ves or the Pres ident Of the
sena e, "a the case may be, shall
act at once. sigu it in open hons:.
and the fact OF signing Shall be
noted on the jrnrna!-tlereu on
,hc Clerk or s crctary shat i'm
IN d'a:e y coovey the ill to the
other house. whose presld ng ofli
Ger shal! Cause a suspension OF al
other business to read and sign the
bill in open session, and it must b.
presented to the Governor On The
same day for his signature
p Requires every law, except
-ng the gene' al appro ria;iun act.
to be r!omulga ted before taking
effect.
%. Il law 80 be considered ro-
mu:gattj one day after its puh!ica
'''u III t'G " UcT ~ 1tS SlAIN a.
jDnInal is printed, and after twcn-
y days in the country.
q. The c.crical lotcc Of the two
Ii 1Ous"s shall he q secretary each
with such assistants as may be BE
cc5-ary, the same not to cost the
senate more than sIxlyor the house
more than seventy dollars. |
25. All s;ati 'n:@y, printing. pa
per and fuel Tor the iegi-lative or
other departments Of government !
shall be inv'.ished, and prin ting
or ctnor work Shall be doHc by
contract, to be given TO the iowesr.l
bidder. None oaher
,Aan clliz:ns Of he s:ate siiaI! be |
bidders. No stat e
officer Shall be a quaiitied bidder.
#
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
ASSESSOR, NOTICE.

NOTICE is her.by given that I will
;ttend at the following places on the
days desIgnate:! for the prrnose of Re
wishing the asses >nent for 1879
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
LUMBER, ITMBER,,

We would respectfully state that
we have just had our saw mill over
hauled and thoroughly repaired by
J. B. Green and John Nilkerson,
experienced workmen, and we are
now prepared to furnish lumber Of
all kinds, on short notice and atlow
rates for cash. All in need of lumber
will find it to their interest to give
us a call. We would also recommend
Messrs. Green and WiIkerson to
those having machinery to repair,
as competent to perform all such
work in the best manner.
Respy, o. HENRY & Sons.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19

The following Is e list OF letters
received and not ca led for, during
the past week, at tb9 Evening Shade
postohioo!
Reayos Beavers, / Bowers, "
L Boyce, D W Clownover PROT
Campbell, john Crawford, ! 2 Dial,
Tom DarnelI, J B Green, Jefferson
Hall, Henry Aunkls 2, t ! Means,
Sarah Martin, ] C T&yginnes, J L
Mitchell, q L ParkoG Burrell Pra-
ter, W B Phillips, W Il Pence, Y J
Perkoy, 7 D Starkey, A B Wright,
Nancy n Wright, D w Ieagor.
Postal carda.-E T Arm, James
Crabtree, D N Coffman, Z \ Davis,
Jas Dial ,, 2 } Flanagan, J G Hotch-
kiss 2, Jas Julian, T G Kavanaugh,
Frank Lott, R G Smith, r O Sims,
D Snodgrass, N E Young.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
TO THE PTRLIC.

The undersigned will hereafter
conduct general land agency bust
ness, including, besides the purchase
and sale Of lands, the securing Of
homesteads, donating Of lands, OBJ
tanning Of patents, &c. I have all
the necessary blanks and full instruc-
tions for proceeding in all cases.
My fees will be moderate, and terms
easy. All business entrusted to me
will receive prompt attention.
Resp'y, J. W. BUCKLEY.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
E0rm For Sale.

A farm of 60 acres, seven miles south
west Of Evening Shade, near La Crosse and
Jacksonport road; 40 acres i'll c1tivation;15
acres timber, mostly oak-Rood for rails.
Good family residence with seven rooms;
smOkehouse, barn, stable, CRIBS, &c; two
wells. one of them convenient to residence;
plank and palng fence around house and
garden: good apple and peach orchard on
the place; also. an abundance Of shrubbery
Good location for a physician Price, 81 600
ouc-half down, balance i'll two payments OF
$3.50 each. one and two years after date,
For further particulars, call on OF address
j. W. BLCKLEY. Evening Shade. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
What has become cf the town

What has become cf the town
council and the police force? We
have not heard OF meeting of the
former for several weeks, the bald
headed, shining, s!immerlrg stars
are no longer visible, and We hear
some complaint th%t order is not tpre-
served as it should De. We hope the
business is not "rFnning down ut
the heel"
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
TVaTninQ OTdeT.

Sharp circuit court, on the chancery side.
August term, 1919.
Ella Swecny against Preston Sweeny.
the defendant Preston Swreny. is warned
to appear III this court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Ella
G Sweeny. I. J. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
This May 29th, 1879. 4S-4
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
Local News.
-Bl&ckberrles are in market.

-Blackberrles are in market.
Hon. Sam Fl. Davidson is "ercct-
ing" a well on lis premises.
The daily mail, both east and
west, passes this place now in the
afternoon,
-Messrs. Meloy and Stuart of
Missouri, are erdeavoring to intro
duce q new pa@nt bee hive in this
vicinity.
The follorIng named persons
have been iicelsed to marry since
our last issue: f. G. Vest and J. T.
Story, D. D. Berry and Mary J.
Sanders.
We notice by our state ex-
changes that the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern railroad COM
pany is redeening its land in the
different counties in the state, *.
.-s3Ilf..' +. J. spurlock is painting,
papering, and Otherwise improving
the room in fpnt Of MIR. Gray's
shoe and harness shop, and will re-
move his stock Of groceries, notions,
&C., there in few days.
The preson. session Of the Eve
ming Shade high school will close
on Friday, June 27th. There will be
an examination (lstudcnts on Thurs
day and Friday, closing with an eX-
hibition at nigh by the students of
the school. Admission free. All
are invited to attend,
Mr.. Gray, tie boot and shoe
manufacturer, hiss secured the assis.
tance Of Mr.. I. D. Comstock, Of
Houston, No. IN his shop. Mr.. c.
is frst-class workman, having had
an extensive experience in boot and
shoe making, ind especially on
fine work.
From all pats Of the county
comes the good Intelligence that the
crop prospects were never better
than at present. / great many have
finished plowing torn and the cotton
crops are in splendid condition, The
acreage of wheat is comparatively
small, but the yieH promises to be
far above an avcr'ge.
1t behooveS yedevil to announce
that the RECoRD is rejoicing over a
brand-new, 9-poun1 girl, this week,
and the boss edito, is so iubilant
that he couldn't spare time to take
notes for this issue, hence a scarcity
Of local items.
The music-Ioving people Of
Evening Shade should erect a stand
whereon the members Of the cornet
band might perch themselves during
the summer evenings and discourse
music for the town Who will take
hold of the matter and secure a sub
scription for that purpose?
Two more ISSUES will complete
the second volume Of the RECORD.
Those who have aiken the paper
one year and have not paid their
subscription, will MT receive it any
longer. Those who pay their sub
scription in advance will receive a
discount of one-thirc Of the regular
price of the paper.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
Church. director 81,
EVENING SHADE.

ME- Ch9rch, South: Prcochiag frsta0d thbd
Sabbotbs in cacb moHh. Pray0-mectipg and
IcctTc c,ry UriHcddy UiqH. " b imStcad,
p c.. Baptist Chmch: PycQchipg secoRd Sqb-
bath Gad Satorday aight bctorc, IN each mopH.
! FHeLlord, gqst,oy, ,Prcsbytcrian Chrcl
3 Bdhd, pdstOr .. SabbdH school ut " T.
Church at 3 o'clOck v p BcKie SuW.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
Mail Direct tory.
EVENING SHADE.

UoI0m Ridgc: DdjIE GJrjrts at 6pm; DE-
DartS at 3Gm.
In Crosse: D0jIG mTircs at 3 4 m; departs
at 6 m.
BdicsrIIc: ScmiWcc≶ 0g'iros ria Har-
rifle WoDdaJS and Jh'l*dags az pen; departs
Ndrtins Cycek, rid .lsh FiGt: Hmkig; H7ircs
Ue3Re@i0y at 8 p M; acpalis Iae@dag, Tam.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
Societies s.
EVENING SHADE

Rrd chapter, No So r. H. w., mects Hiyd
SaiWdGy in c0ch MONTH. .Er3,iHg Shdde
Lodgc, No 143, \. +. f. h. " mects Sdiurday
night before the first SnbbdH in edrh month. 49,.
Bcrcar LOdgc, N0g2, J. o. q. T., meets FridGy
nights sCmi- i-mOHihiy.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
RANDOLPH.

The Scalpel says the Bailey troupe gave
satisfaction at pocahontas. .-. The local
editor Of the Scalpel, who is doubtless
single man with terrible streak Of j"al-
ousy traversing his spinal column, advises
the younGmen of that vicinity not to mar
ry till lhet are out of debt and have 81 III
each Of their pockets Some poor fellow IS
evidently tryingro steal his glrlr----Ibe
3A!riBE interests are Increasing in Ran
doIph county. Silver quartz bearing ore
has been found within three miles Of Poca-
hOntas. An attempt was made by an
officer and posse to arrest refugee from
Justice named Hildcbrand, a few days
since, near Warm Springs, but without
success. Thirteen shots were exchanged,
but no one was hurt, and lIildcbrand cs-
capped He was charged with murder in
Jefferson county, No.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
YARD.

The Clipper men took rest from busi-
ness last week, in order TO attend circuit
court in full force. The people Of Franklin
and vicinity are enjoying the mumps. "A
Baptist missionary has been laboriug faith
fully in the vicinity of Melbourne. and III
some instances with good results, but Gra-
ham, of the Clipper. is said to be as wicked
as ever. The Clipper reports the wheat
crop in Izard larger than that of last year.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
EVENING SHADE, June 18th.

A line or two regarding our Sab
bath school would not be out Of
place. We have a very good attend
ance at present, a CHOICE corps Of
officers, and all that is necessary to
make the Sabbath school at Evening
Shade a success is q little more en-
copr&gement on the part Of the
parents Of the ScholaIs IntSead of
going regularly to the church on the
Sabbath day and pa gnipatla& ~
=. Il 1 0zzol1 55,,ots mat are E@lculated to
build up society, we see a great
many parents collected in groups on
the streets, spending their time in
folly, when it could be spent advan-
tageously both to themselves and
children, at the house they have so
generously contributed their means
to erGctt, EARNEST.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
BAXTER.

Squire Graves has found lead ore on his
premises in Baxter county, and has left
some fine specimens thereof at the Quid
Nunc Office. w The corn crop IS far ad-
vanced in Baxter some Of the farmers
having finished their fourth plowing, and
one or two report silks and tassels on their
corn.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19

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Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
Stray Notice.

Taken up as a stray, by James T. Mont
gOmrrv, of Richw0Ods township. Sharp
county, Ark, and posted, on the 2Sth day
of May, 1879, before A. n. Sasseen, justice
of the peace, the following described ami
NAL, tO-wIt: Pale sOrrel small mare, blaze
in face branded with letter d on left
shoulder, and scar on left pastern joint. APP
praised at $50. T. J. DAvIDsOn, Clerk.
5O-3
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
DISTRICT AND GIRO

Congressman, .toWh district t......l
state Senator, secOgd disiict....J
GUcHH JHdgc, HTE circHii.....-..l
Prosecuting IWG HiH ci....C
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
JACKSON

Newport Is organizing brass band -...
Town lots sell at fair prices in Newport.
......Walters of the Newport News has had
10 opportunity TO attend church for three
weeks, and is becoming worse demoralized
on account Of it, Having no clean shirt,
he dare not attend church abroad We are
sorry for him......F. w, Lynn, OF the
jacksonport Herald, returned home from
Washington, d, c., on the l1th inst, and
was married on the 18th to Mrs, II, +, kel-
logg. One or two widows wept and mum
heF Of friends offered congratulations on
the occasion. So says the Herald. IA
ycl!ng man named Thos. Blackstone, who
was kicked by mule several weeks since,
in Jackson county. died at his home in
Lonokc county few days ago, from the
effects Of the wound, modification having
taken place
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19

Blank mortgages and warranty
deeds for sale at this office.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
INDEPENDENCE.

A man named Hyden, living near Gain
er's Ferry, has been searching for the Pilot
mans soul, by pouring honey down his
throat. The latter reports the experiment
al operation enjoyable. Joe TlmbIe, OF
Batcsville, intends to enter the ministry or
90 on the stage, hasn't fully decided, but Chc
Pilot predicts he will choose the stage.....
MIS-. A. J. Cronc wife Of Mayor Crone, of
Batcsyllle. died last wepk.....SeveraI
Batcsyiiieans are on a hunting and fishing
excursion to the head OF Spring riyer....
Ratesyile merchants are expecting d good
trade next fall and winter, and are keeping
their business well before the people, by
advertising literally in their county papers.
LAWRENCE.
A man named Staley has stocEed Walnut
Ridge aud vicinity with new, fine buggics.
His mode of introducing his vehicles and
inducing persons to buy, was to give all
hands a free ride in them, m,.-..A youth
named Charles Man, living near the Ridge.
accidentally shot himself with a shot gun
on the 18th inst, the load cutting off one
finger and lodging in his leg, Another
man named Daughcrty, while attempting
70 board a freight train few days since,
was run over and killed,
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19

WANTED.-AN No. carder at the
Evening Shade Roll Factory, In
quire at Sharp's Mills or this Office,
43-tf
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19
State News.
WHITE COUNTY.

The White Comfy Record says visitors
are arriving at the springs in that place.
......Searcy leedg good tanner. who
would find favorable location there.
The farmers of White county wear smiling
faces. indicating good crop prospects in
that section Of country.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-19

Official 1DirslNSIry-/t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
Wrsnched and Racksd

By the pangs of rheumatism, the joints sventu-
ally become previously distorted, and some
times assume an almost grotesque deformlty.
To prevent such results by a simple and agreea-
bic means is certainly the part of wisdom. A
tendency to rheumatic ailments may be success
fully combatted with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
a medicine with the prestige Of . long and sue
cessful career. OF unbounded popularity, and Of
emphatic professional endorsement. 1t removes
from the blood those inaammatory impurities
which Psychologists assign as the cause Of rheu-
matism. and not only puriaes the life current,
but enriches IL. promoting vigor by fertilizing ito
source. Digestion, the action Of the bowels and
the secretion Of the bile, are aided by 1t. and
it impsls the kidneys and bladder to a regular
and active performance Of their functions. 1t
is besides . thoroughly reliable remedy for. and
means of preventing, periodic fevers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
OCCUPANTS OF THE INSANE AsYLum.

The insane patients brought from St.
Peter last week and placed under charge
Q Dr. Rainey, at the Dakota asylum, arrived
in good condition, having stood the fatigue
of the journey remarkably we'll. They
even furnished . special through car, which
obviated any necessity for changes. Loss
of sleep and the excitement Of the move
has had some effect upon them, but a few
days rest will restore them. The following
is q list of the seventeen patients brought
from st. Peter:
Cornelius jenkins, Burleieh county, dem.
entia.
Mary v. Banney, Union county, epileptic.
MargaretA A. Lynch, Union county, mania.
Frederika A Fela, Richland county, acute
melancholia
Lydia A. Potts, Minnehaha county, mania
Mary Richards. Lincoln county, mania.
Mary Spears, Lawrence county, mania.
William Coffee, Lawrence county, denen-
tia.
Peter McGraw, Union county, mania.
Charles T. Dagg, Union county, mania.
Jacob T. Donaldson, Union county, mania.
Joseph Edelmsnn, Cas- county, mania.
VIM. Falls, Bon Homme county, mania.
Charles Dorcet, Lawrence county, demen.
tia.
Thomas J. Hurd, Lincoln county, mania.
Michael Stokes, Yankton county.
Mary Pechouse, Bon Homne county,
DR.. Rainey deaires us to that
are the regular visiting days al
The asylum and to ask people not to come
ON Sundays.