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TIE Tahoe Tattler, published during each tourist
season, has again appeared, at Tahoe City. 1t is a
yery small but very lively sheet
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A VIGOROUS war prevails-in words-between
Shasta and Redding people, on the proposition to
move the county seat to the latter place
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BecA is to have town hall, and the committee
will have it built by days labor instead of by con-
tract
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TRuIr.DRYISe establishment is to be erected at
Nevada City by q company just formed for the
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The public debt has been reduced over sl5l, OOO-
300 in the past fiscal year.
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SPIRITUHIISM,

AIRS EMMA A. MAYER (FoRMERLY MRS.
WI Jefrriesl Trance Medium, e2s street, near
Seventh, can be consulted daily, le10-lm
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Collision Of Vessels.

CHESTER pa J, July 1Ssb.-The excursion
steamboat Thomas Clyde, while returning
with a party of Chester excursionists from
Camden last night, collided with and sunk
the steam lug Laura. The crew of tie tug
were rescued. The Clyde had large hole
stove in her and proceeded to WILMINGTON for
reDairE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, July 1Sth.-The Executive
COMMITTEES of the Republican State Commit
tee, appointed to aid Chairman Cooper in
conducting the campaign, and given diEcre-
tionary power to act in the matter Of the
proposition submitted by the Independents,
no secret in advance Of the meeting that the
proposition of the independents would be re-
jacted. He was authorized to send de-
c!ination, and inclose letter from the regu=
lar candidates, in which they say they are in
the hands Of the people and Of the commit
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19

Theodore Tlltou has been writing poems
in Suabia, and thereof there comes new
book.
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CHICAGO, July 1Sth.-To-day was the third
day of the Chicago Driving Park trotting
meeting. The weather was warm, with float
ing clouds aud no wind. The track was fast
and the attendance large. The first race was
the unfinished 2:55 class Of yesterday.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD USIoN.l
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MONTREAL. July 18Th. "A son Of HUGH
Evans, of Hawkesbuy, and the daughter OF
Mr.. Evans, Of this city, were drowned to.
day while bathing. The mother Of the bow.
who attempted to save them, was also
drowned.
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He4S go uio.
Time, 2l4-2:l4I -2I53 -21s-2:2Of 2:21!.
The fourth race was for the 2:3O class, for q
purse of 50 900, with $500 extra to beat 2:22.

The programme for tomorrow includes the
2:27 and 2:21 classes, and a special purse for
Phil Thompson to bsat 2:l93, with extra
money to bsat 2:17{.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UMoS.l
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Another Crisis Feared in Ireland.

DUBLIN, July 18th 1t is feared that an
other crisis is approaching. The weather
threatens tie utter destruction of what prom
ised to be the finest harvest ever reaped in
ireland. Heavy and almost incessant rains
have laid low many fourishing fields. Pota-
toes suffered severely. If the weather i'm.
proyes there will be hoDe of raooyary
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GENERAL NEWS FROM ABROAD.
The HilIsdaIe Crew.

The Nilisdale Crew.
LONDON, July 1Ssh.-The Hillsdale crew
have been refused entry to all the races. The
English Association is inquiriug in America
for the amateur standing of the crew before
deciding to accept their challenge.
The Arrears Bill.
LONDON, July 1Ssh.-The House of Com
mons passed the arrears bill through the
committee,
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Another nefauIsIng Bank Cashier.

LoGANsPoRT (Ind). July 18th.-It has
been discovered that Oscar Goodwin, late
Cashier of the Logansport National Bank, is
defaulter to the amount of Sl5, 000 the
whole sum being on account of the Mer-
chants Bank of Chicago. Goodwin disap-
peared some time ago, taking with bin his
bonds as Cashier and tearing from the records
all reference to il
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ERIE Pa J, July 1Ssh.-The power of i'm
agination has been well tested here. Misc +.
Greyson, bedridden from spinal disease for
many years, decided to try the prayer cure.
Sunday night, assembling her relatives and
friends, she babe then asand still and behold
the salvation Of God. At Elk minutes past
o'clock she arose from the bed from which
she had not risen for three yesrs, and walked
into their midst a well woman. Two skep-
tical sisters were Immediately converted and
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stolen Rody Recovered.

LONDON, July 1Sth.-The body of the Earl
of Crawford and Balcarries, stolen some
months since from the family vault at Dune
chest House, Abhottshire, was found to-day
in the grounds of the house of q man sus-
pected Of connection with the theft. The
II an yxaa arrnsted
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Easan on Irish Naturalization.

fARlS, July losh.-Ireasurer Egan OF the
Irish Land League has been interviewed.
He says: - / believe the naturalization
scheme proposed by Davitt is the only scien.
tiic settlement of the land question, but |
think Davitt was premature in bringing it
forward at this particular moment. The
naturalization of land in ireland must be
preceded by the obtaining of an Irish Parlia-
ment. The policy of the Land League has
been very clearly settled by the Conventions,
which have 80 fully considered the question
No change of Importance should be made
without the Endorsement of Convention SINH
lar to those held already. 1 am an Irish
Nationalist. and my first and only allegian %
is due to Ireland. Fraternization with the
English l regard as impossible. The English
hate us as race, and we reciprocate the feel
ing heartily. Hatred of England has been
the strength and foundation of the Land
League. My friend Ravitt. however, ia fair
lv pntifl ad tn his NUN onipiopg
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CHICAGO, July 1Ssh.-St Julien, owing TO
temporary laneness, will be unable to trot
for several weeks, ard has been withdrawn
from the race with Trinket Wednesday. In
its place there will be an exhibition OF speed by
phil Thnr,n.nnnn
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New YORK, July 1S:h-At the Coney
Island Course the first race to-day, one mile,
Marchioness won, Topsy second, Alecls
Ament third. Time, 1:42. The mile and q
quarter race Monk won. Ida 3. second, Do.
dette third. Time, PIP. The mile and q
half race Governor Hamilton won. Glenmore
second, Ballot third. Time, 2:S9 In the
one mile dash Warehouses won again. Hall
don second. Belle Of the North third. Time,
1;4S5. The hurdle race, mile and quarter,
Jim Vaudeville won. Irgamar second, Eva
A, third, Time. 2;I9.
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n D. ROD z
GUILD ANNIVERSARY.

YU7HE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG
Il Peoples Guild will be held in Calvary Baptist
Church, / street, above Twelfth, THIS EVENING
at 745 Actress By a. ]. Frost, d. D. and inter
esting exercises. Admission free and all invited.
jyl9It'
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Damaging storms.

CHICAGO, July 1S:h.-Hesvy floods are re-
ported from the vicioity CT st. Joseph, Mo,
which carried off many small buildings along
the banks Of streams and caused loss of
5000. Crops suffered some damage.
ST. LOUIS, July 1Sth.-Special dispatches
from various points in Kansas ard Missouri
indicate heavy damage to wheat still in stack,
and to the cat crop, now nearly ready to har-
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Time, 2:2l4-2:1S4 = 2:2o3

The third race was one open to all PAGERS,
for purse of 81, 800, with $500 extra to beat
OH
, 1882-08-25

u reduction of 3 d. White was in demand
at dW2 Il and lower, Flour was quiet
Corn was depressed and 4 lower.
SAN FRANCIsco, Aug, -, The success
of the Mechanics Exposition this year
bids fair tu surpaSs the expectations of
the managers. The sale of tickets has
been unusually large, and there appears
to he no diminutiun of the demand for
them. The receipts SO far have been
nearly double those for the correspond
ing time last year Up to today there has
been received SS,22525 against St,2l6,2j
last year. Yesterday the receipts were
Sl,773,25, against S6525O in 1881,
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 President Arthur
has given $500 for the Garfield Memorial
Hospital
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The Governor
Of Texas asks the government for aid for
the yellow fever sufferers,
KEY WEST, Aug. 10. 1t is reported
that the Bleuheim, an English steamer,
from Nassau to Balize, was lost on the
llth. Her passengers were saved.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. 49, Thirty
eight new cases and one death from yel-
low fever today. The fever is increasing
among the Americans. The disease seems
to be on the increase in Matamoras,
though the death rate is more favorable.
Only three deaths there today.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 2l,-In the produc-
ing wheat belts of Kansas much larger
yield is shown than was anticipated; an
average of % bushels per acre is being
produced.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton today received telegram
from Brownsville, dated Aug. Dist, as
follows: "Thirty-two new cases of fever
and three Deaths"
Tucson, Aug. 21.-The stage going
into Globe yesterday was jumped by road
agents and Y. Hall, messenger, was killed
The treasure box, containing over $4,000,
was taken.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Aug. 81. - Arrived
bark Henry Buck from Pretopolaski.
KANSAS CRY, Aug 2l.As threshing
progresses in the central part of Kansas,
where most of the wheat of the state is
raised, a larger yield is shown than was
anticipated by the state board OF agri-
culture. Twenty-four reports received
here from the farmers in Clay, Saline,
Jefferson, Ellsworth, Rice, Russell, Bar
ton, Ellis, Riley and Shayton counties
run from 16 to 40 bushels per acre, and
show an average of %. The general av-
erage of this part of the stateis estimated
at % bushels, and some few counties will
run to rs, as was the case in 1878.
, 1882-08-25

ing. Hanei EErpdi, Arab Pasha's
Director general of Railways, has
been arrested for communicating with
Arab Pusha; others will he arrested
on the same charge. A battalion Of
y shropshire regiment today marched
to. Ramleh and reported Arab Pasha
will concentrate at DanenhauS and
has eutrenched his camp at Tantah,
where he will establish hls headquar
ters.
, 1882-08-25
Notice 10 Creditors |

In the matter Of the estate Of Harriet j.
Dyer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under,
signed Administrator of the estate OF saiu
deceased, to all persons having claims
against said estate, 10 present them
with the necessary vouchers, to me, my
residence or place of business, at P0rt
Townsend, Jefferson County, W. l., with-
in one year from the date of this notice
JAMES SEAyET.
Administrator OF the estate Of Harriet l..
Dyer, dec.
Port Townsend, w.t. August 4, 1882
, 1882-08-25
Democratic Territorial Convention,

A Convention of the Democracy Of
Washington Territory will be held at
Vancouver on Wednesday, October 1lth,
1882, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidate for Delegate
to Congress, and candidates for Prose-
cutting Attorney in each judicial district;
The appointment OF delegates to said
convention shall be one for each county
in the territory, and one for each one
hundred votes or fractional part thereof
over fifty polled for the democratic can
didate for delegate in 1880, as follows:
, 1882-08-25
European War Notes.
By Telegraph.

PARIS, Aug. 15-M de Benuil, writing
to the Journal des Debates, says il is to
England interest to act with moderation
in regard to the Suez canal, so as to avoid
precedent which would Justify extreme
claims by Americans relative to the pres
ent projected Panama cI.nal
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 16.-Gen. Sir Gar
net Wolseley, with authority from the
Khedive, has issued a proclamation to
the people of Egypt presenting some OBJ
jects for the British to restoring the Khe-
dive 10 power. They are that peaceful
inhabitants will be kindly treated
mosques respected, nd supplies paid for.
Gen. Wolseley adds that he will be glad
to receive all the chiefs who are disposed
to suppress rebellion 1t is believed that
the hopelessness of the struggle is spread
ing among Egyptians. The British com
mander at Fort Meks has received over
lures for the surrender OF an entire in
lantry battalion if they can obtain favor
able terms.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 15.-last evening
some shots were exchanged and several
prisoners captured near the canal. No
casualties.
Lake Mareatis, near Millaha junction,
is fast drying up. People are thus en-
abled to go to or from Kafrel Dwar, be-
yond the reach of the guns Of the out
posts
Gen. Wolseley has just arrived
A captain in the Egyptian army, sup
posed to be bearer OF dispatches TO Ara
bi Pasha, was captured atSuez. A num-
ber Of Arabic documents, supposed to be
important. were found on his person.
The Bittern has returned from her mis-
sion to Java. Some sheiks in the vicin-
ity Of Jerusalem have been arrested.
Much excitement prevails at Port Said
and an outbreak is thought possible at
any moment. Ships are ready for action
and 100 rounds are served nightly.
The steamship Palmyra has arrived
with 16-pounder battery.
A man on trial before native tribunal
for participating in the massacre Of June
llth has confessed his guilt and declared
he would do so again il opportunity Of
fered.
CoNsTANTINopLE Aug. 16.-A military
convention proposed by the Porte to
England was as follows: The Turkish
troops are to undertake the pacifcation
of Egypt without foreign assistance. The
| British are to remain in their recent po-
sitions and not to participate in the oper-
ations. The Turks shall be allowed to
use Alexandria as base of operations,
Turks and British both to withdraw
after the pacification of the coun-
try Duferin rejected this draught ard
submitted another stipulation that Tur.
key should not undertake operations
without the previous consent Of the Brit
ish commander. That the British officers
should be attached to the Turkish head
quarters, and that the question of evoca.
ton should be the subject of a special
commission 1t is believed that there is
no probability OF the Porte accepting
these propositions.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 16-An encounter
between the British mounted patrol and
party of 1000 Bedouins occurred this
morning near Ramleh. Five of the lat
ter wer, killed.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 17.-Gen Wolse-
ley has decided that the British ad-
vance shall be made from Aboukir.
Troops will attack the Aboukir forts
on Sunday. The Khedive today Wis
ited Gen. Wo!soley, and remained
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-12

The Reed City Clarion of last week
says: "Quite sensation was created
here, this week, by the arrest of DIR. A.
Broughton and Mrs. I. J. Teeple, otifa
charge Of adultery. The complaint
was made by M. Teeple. Mrs. Teeple
keeps a millinery and fancy goods
store on Chestnut street near the doc
TORS Office. Mr.. Teeple alleges that
he became suspicious that an improper
intimacy existed between his wife and
the doctor, and determined to watch
her movem ents. At About eleven
O'Clock last Saturday night he saw his
wife go into DR.. Brougl1ton's Office and
then saw the light extinguished. He
went to Prosecuting Attorney Cooper's
Office, made complaint and secured q
variant which was served BY Marshal
Baker, who knocked at thel dcctor's
ofice and claimed that be wanted the
doctor's professional services The
doctor unlocked the door, whom the
marshal stepped in and arrested him.
He also arrested Mrs. Teeple, Who was
ID the Doctors bed. DIR: Broughton
Claims that Mrs. Teeple came to his
once for professional services, Hnd
that tlierewas nothing wrong between
them. He asks the public To suspend
Judgment until the examination which
takes place next week Wednesday .be1
fore Justice McNamarn" 'l,sg =
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Cash Talks
Six pounds Japan tea Sl.00,, .,,f,i..,t
Six pounds japan te, dust 81 ,90.
COON. RUSSEIf. & co.

Tie Evart RcueW came out, last
week, enlarged and improved, which
speaks well for tile prosperity and ad-
valcement OF that ncwsy paper. -,
The proceedings Of the Northwestern
Michigan Press Assoeiatiun's third
annual meeting have been neatly
printed in pamphlet form at the
Traverse Herald Office. ne f.'i'!' : 4 4
He. Watkins, formerly messenger
of American Express Co.; OH the F.. Il
p. Nj. r. r., but now agent at Luding-
ton, expects shortly to go on the road
again. sf1'. 9a'l 0ipii 2GtFN. ,di'
Our readers should not aYa3l. t9 shote
the new advertisement q, Eoops Rus
sell & Co, which may IKE found inithis
issue Of the STAR. They've got the
goods, and no mistake. s. oil goae
Ash is building him goodisized Ice
house adjoining his meat market; aud
that's one Of the signs Ivy which We
may know that the people of Baldwin
and vicinity are to have fresh meat
next summer. m sli afar M
There was scene Of an engine run
hing away from "a trainrof passenger
cars, just east of the depot, Tuesday
afternoo II; but the locomotive became
ashamed of its course in less tahn two,
minutes, and ran right back, and
meekly allowed itself to be once, more
attached to its burslen.i y. h,sftf -
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For Sale.
Sherif's Sale.

by VIRTUE of ONE EXECUTION Issued
out OF and under the seal OF the ircgit Court
for the tounty OF Lake, to ne directed and
delivered tested ON the eighth day OF Februa-
ry, ltSi, in favor of Mark 4. Chase, plaintiff.
and against the goods and chattcls and for
want thereof ,hciI 10 b,, made OF tile ialds and
tcnemcnts of Charles ". Trail, the defcutlunt
defendant in and To tire following described
real estate, to.wit: All of the North west
Eighteen (is) North, of Range Fourteen tiD
West, Lake county, and state of Michigan;
viii ich shah expose for sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder al public auction, ~ the front
door OF the Court House ia the Village of
baldwin,, that being the place of holding the
Circuit Court for the county of Lake,
On Fiitioy, The 2kh Day oJ' February,
lsS2, at O'Clock of that day, in the afternoon.
Dated this 9Th day of January, 1882.
m ISAAC GRA NP, Sheriff
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-12

NJ Are you disturbed ut night and
broken Of your rest 10y u sick child
suffering and crying with the excruci-
iotihg pain ofcutting teeth? IL so go
az onse.and get a bottle of Mrs, WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will
relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mcdintely- -dcpcnd upon IL; there isno
mistake iiboutit. TliefeIs not a moth
or on earth who haslevcfsused IL, who
will moi; ten you sst once ltliSt 10 viii
! regulate the bowels, aIid give rest To
tI}e mother, ,saBdl relief oalld health to
ntne cl,ild operating Iikefinagic. IL is
perfectiy sale 10 iise in nll c',ses, and
i,ltnsss,lt "a the taste, ,and is the pres
cription .of one Of tie yidtst ssni p'ss
/. feinnie .pIy siciuis and l,pfsfe si' US
Uniled States. BOLD everywliere, ~
cents y oo'ue' I, !. b ~ q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-12

"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results im an Inchrable Lung Dis
esee dor Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are cer-
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Cdughs, ,Cdtavh, C0nsuDaptiue
and 1Arodf Diseases. For thirty years
the Troches have been recommended
BY physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. They are not new or uil-
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
inerited rank among the few staple
the age, Public speakers
and Singers use them TO. clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty
Ave cents a box everywhere. l'p.F +
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-12

Its virtues are staq questionable and its
curotiuG character absolute, on the iCri-
tcr csa. personally testify, both yJrom e.e-
pefierok and oGserGotioa. l
'asA pipng tie many readers of the Re
sicio III qtie part and another of the
country, II rs probable tllat numbers
,;,re afflicted With deafness, and to such
it nlsy he said: "Write at once to Hay
lockldc 1lo.,t7 hey street, New York,
enclosing 81 ,eand you will receive by
return ~ remedyithat will enable you
to- hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
.You will never regret doing so."-Ed-
itOr 0TNe,o York MercoatNe, .Regieto,
Sent. 25.1SS0' y-t "a t.a!r
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-12
ValnabB RGDlpdY fr a Painful Disease,

! Pwmeiee's PiLe .Sapp0Sito,itsg act
promptly,in allnying ulLinlamnsaUUt
Of the rectrn, md by being easily. dis-
solved, are readily absorbed into the
system, healing the diseased and irrita
ted condition of those organs. They
are convenient for sclf[application,
calsiRg'no otmpleasantiiess, and afford
ing such satisfactory results, that to
any one afflicted with that painful dis
ease, the Piles, theyTare o Invaluable.
BY direct application to the,seat OF dis
ease, they, are the. most eflicacious
means ofcure To be met, and are par
ticularIy useful I'm cases attended with
rigid contraction of the sphincter uni.
Price 5Oeents per box. Sold by w. A.
Burnam, Baldwin, Mich. 7t! $3.50
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SheriKs Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF ONE EXECUTION issued
ont OF. and under the seil of the Circuit
Court, Tor The County of Lake. 10 me directed
alId delivered, tested on the fSth day OF sep.
tcmber a. ID lsstb Ia favor of Nm. Ii. McDon-
aid, Plaintiff. and against the goods and chat
tells, and for want thereof tiiei To be made Of,
the lands ana tcn0fients OF 'Ncuman Terry
the defendant theroin named, have levied
on All or the rigin TILE and Interest 0f the
abONe named defendant, in and 10 the follow
Ing described real estate to-wit: All OF the
Noft -eilst quarter OF lie southwest quarter
anu Northwest quarter OF the South .ei,st
qtrlfter of Section 1hirty-threc (s3) Town
Eighteen Qs) North OF itinge Twelve Q2),
West, Lake county, aud sxate OF Michigan;
whrh shall expose for sale, at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, at thh front door
OF the Court House In the Village of baldwin,
(tlIat being the County scat of Lake County,
aud the place Of holding the Circuit Court).
On Friday The 24th day Of February, .
A. D.lss1, nj three o'clock I'm the afternoon.
ISAAC GRANT,
II. 30 ast HG. ~. sheriff.