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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
Hedge Laying & Hedge
Trimming.

l own the county rights OF the Patent
Hedge Layer and the Champion hedge
Trimmer, and am prepared to lay down or
trim hedge better and cheaper than any other
party can do Call on or address,
j L. W. BELL,
Emporia. Kansas
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
EMPoRrA
Foundry and Machine Shops.

JOSEPH G. JONES, Prop.
Manufacturer of Iron Fronts, Land Rollers
Iron Flower-stands, Fancy Brackets, Aqua
RUINS, and every description of Iron and
Brass Castings. Machinery and Boiler re-
pairing a specially. Correspondence s6lic~
tied.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1883.

Have you reelsiereds
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
Kendall's Spawn Cure.

ksnefIs s.ys Cure y
groyh
all %
81 seasoa
Fseoy
ak rs PEE bottle Ali Druggists have il can get it for yOa
1ttoan addse esn pe popieto
DR. B. !. KENDALL . co. knehursh Fails
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
Transfers of Property.-pred f.

TRANSFERS vi PrOperty.-lpeed from
Robert +. chapman aud Ann L Chapman
his wife TO Luther y Dement, for Que acre Of
land at La Plata; consideration. 800. Deed
from Mars NJ. Douglass TO John r. Price Tor
tract Of land called Part Of Middleton" con-
adel alton, 5000. Deed from j. +. Price to
Thomas McGill tor tract OF Land called Part
Of Middleton" con-, $500. Deed from ". L.
Lyon and Lucinda A. Lyon to Mary A.
Pidgeti for tract Of land called "Sindy Lev
els Enlarged" consideration S4OO. Deed
from p. n. Haviland and wife to Mary A..
P,deett for three and one half acres Of land;
consideration. S47 Deed from W. W. Mil
stead and others to Roberta G Wheeler for
trnct Of land called ''Summersett; consider
alton. 81. From Walter Ann Cox, s. Cor,
Jr. and wife to Vim. Cox, for 10 acres Of land
at Port Tobacco Station; consideration, So.
Deed from F. r. Coombs TO John Grinder, for
tract Of iasd called coax Grove" eousidera-
ton, SlO55. Deed from John Grinder to
Jane C.. fligdon and John NJ. Llovd for tract
Of land called pine Grove" consideration,
$1,000.
Mortgage from Emma franklin to Samuel
n. Cox, on tract Of hand called "Winler 5
Possession consideration, $500.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

4 Challenge. -Ilaving heard that the
Mccormick Reaper aud Bind =. for whish We
are agents have been misrrrresenied by
agents for other machines Of the kind IN the
county, we extend them challenge 70 meet
ms with their machines in Port Tobacco. on
the FIRST TUESDAY in court week next, when
the machines can he seen together. and their
mode VI working explained. II then alta a
thorough examination our machines do not
come up to representation, or does not excel
the Buck bye aud Champion 10 many Import
ant points, We viii be content TO withdraw II
from the market in the county. We will
have horses attached to ours, and use old
straw in running the binder so that persons
may see how II operates. Our motto is To
give value received. We will ais have on
exhibition, to he examined, full line of 9th.
machines used by farmers aud especially
request their attention on that occasion.
HOwAED BROs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

AYOuns Beat.-A boy, giving his name
as Charley finkerton, looking to be about 10
years old, put up at the Centennial House,
Saturday, mailing AS he said from Washington
lie bore very Respectable appearance, and
besides being somewhat devilish as city boys
generally are, he attracted No further atten-
tion. lie remained here until Monday, whsn
he took his departure ON the mail wagon,
Lesting his board bill. When he reached
Port Tobacco Station, the mail UoV called on
him for his fare. lie answered be had ne
anOney, and boarded the train. Goodbye
Charley.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Orphans Court.-This court was in ses-
sion Tuesday with fall bench present. Let
ters Of administration granted II. z. Milstead
on the estats,of Henry A Mils,esd, deceased.
wArrent i$sued to TT Groves and John W
Coz 10 value and apprAise the personal estate
Of said deceased. VIII of the late Cyrus
Wheeler, deceased, was admitted to probate.
Letters testamentary granted TOP. H. Linton
executor under theswili Of said Wheeler.
Warrant issued to A. B. Posey and Henry
Prize 70 value aud aPpraise the est'te Of said
deceased Inventory returned by administrs-
triI Of John A. Gray
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Married. On Moad.,y, May the 7th, 1888,
NJ s.. Thomas Church, BY the Rev Father
Heating, Francis 4. Pusey to Miss T;egeaa
Posey, daughter ofMr. Washington A Posey
bear little sister, how sad TO part with you
but rs Divine Providence has called you to
nil the nobest mission ola woman, We bow
IA submission to His will trustius that time
may fill the void Jour departure has caused
Ia a father home aud ia brother heart
May the hand aud heart OF him with whom
you have linked your destiny, guide and
protect you AS tendell,, aud ever love you as
fondly ms The dear old father who feels the
keeaesi, the loss of the society Of his absent
child. A.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

badge Crane. Th~ s. M"ry's R'oco"
ssf May ,hs 5sA gives the following; Judge
Crane paid nfs sssi sisil 70 I."onardtowu
since his late sickness, on Tu,,day last -
Though complaining Of leg weakness and
.,ill looking pale, he was otherwise as we'll,
bodily aud M ntalle W. ever knew him,
and Nc mike this statement alter meeting and
personally conycrsing with him This is our
answer to the late inquiry of the Port Tobae-
co Iimes Ills tion'r gave us u understand
that he would make = short .ea excursion
with his family this Summer, aud upon his
return hoppe, would Immediately resume the
active duties of HIS position.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
4 Meeting Of the CannsrY Stuck hoI

ders.-A meeting sf the Stockholders Of La
Plata Packing Company was held at La Pl4-
u Wednesday. Mr.. J &. Chapman presided at
the meeting Mr.. 7. 5 Stone, agent for the com
fany reported that enough seed for the plant
lug OF corn and tomatoes had leen disposed
al to plant about nifty acres OF land. An or.
der Was p'Ssed directing the agent to enter
into negotiations at once for the purchase OF ne
ress.ry machinery, and to report the same at
the next meeting. The meeting theA ad-
jaurned tn meet again on Friday, Ma, 18th,
at o'clock ?. M, when all the Stockholders
are requested To he present
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

QeaT NiT
don't
STAY out at night YOU will be hurt if you
don't mind Somchod, is watching for you
from friend
| We have been informed that this is the
third letter OF this kind received by Mr.. Hen.
nv Deozier fOrwarning him Of AN impending
danger. Under the anonymous nom de plume
of a friend the writer inform. him Of his dan
ger. II this party be friend ia fact, and
k, ows of the intention Of some foul hearted
and cUwardly assassin 10 stab Mr.. Deuzier
in the dirk, it rs his duty MT only
as friend hut aS q citizen TO inform him
who il is that intends to hirm him. What
inproprietv could there b, in this so-called
friend" giving his name. BY seeking to con-
ceal il, if he knows whereof he speaks, he is
a, guilty NJ the william as coward, who
waits for rkhess to do Mr. Delozier harm
HIS Pisgah an organized ban IT coward.
invincioI,s in its midst. We i of the opin-
ion that tue tric ID is but the lor himself
aud we since Il hope that the diligent in-
v.stigation that is heing made NAV discover
who it is that lbs may be dealt with in man
uer becoming u low lifel su *, "a dirty coward
and a heinuhs rascal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
Prejudice

Prejudice Has stopped many aud I'M
proremeEt; but prejudice is born Of ignoraLce
aud in the IN tier Of Ready Made Clothing
has fast disappeared, So tina, iwo-thirds now
rorn i. Ready Made. Our Styles and Prices
have, VIC think, helped Ibis materially, and
KeHtlensn Of I ste aud culture are endorsing
a. BY purchasing liherally &C. y. oEHM 4
Sos, Hanover and Pratt S,s., Baltimore, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11


Fire.-The house lately owned By Col. /
s. Ammon caught FIRE las, Saturday and Wa,
entirely destroyed together with the epth.
household effects of Messrs. John Reb, and
George Hefner, who were living in il astbs
time. The FIRE caught from a defective eu,.
in the ceiling sad had made too much head
way when discovered to be checked A,,b.
time it occurred there was no one at the house
hut the lady members of Mr.. Rebe family -
II is distressing blow 10 Mr.. Rene. as il al.
most leaves him destitute, and unless kindly
assistance is rendered him by our people he
will he unable TO carry out his intention q,
farming, but mist return to Pennsylyan, a..
consulate and ruined Had it not have hosD
for the kindness of Mr.. 7. Hughes Wills since
the FIRE they would not have had roof 70
sleep under or change Of clothing and food
for themselves and f.milies. His loss AGRA
gates fully $1,000. He had brought with h;,,
provisions to last him through the s..r ana
had It stored in the garnet Of the build;nr
This we learn is the third time Mr. Rebo NJ.
been burned out. We suggest that contrib,
ton be made to reimburse in a measure ii.
loss, through charitable motive If M ,,,.
er. He is new conner here, IN a country
among strangers, and if our people desire 4,
carry out practically the idea Of peoplinc on,
nnoccupied lands with migrants, here "a = ;
opportunity TO exhibit il; without means h,
cannot remain hers, and from what W. knou
Of him and we heve taken the p1ins IN snd
him out quite wen, he is the kiad Of a perso,
we want and is worthy of our aid soh.-
honest and industrious, he would prove =,
acquisition To any locality. Conlribun,n,
are solicited at the In dependent offer II i,
y bat eau AID give SOM, thing, LoW.rr,
suail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
Eifeets of a spree.-plo Lewi. s..,

Effects OF Spree.-Dio Lewis saws
any fellow eau get uve, the effects ~ a spree
IN 4" coanle of Days, whil,. a hea IN, On i~l.,n
may suffer ior a week. les, aud person
suffering with Itching Piles may swear, ir,t,
ore'k The ionking-glass. and call his mother
lh-la~ All sorts OF prt nanes '.ui there is NO
improvement nntil he insrrl ses Il lux e
SWAIN ointment md apples j. 10 The afis.-
led i.,iis. Il also cures ali skin disease. 40
therefore should have 4 place, in every house
mold All the leading drugglsls un This con
aneLl have il Uu sale Sale aud reliable:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Runaway On last Saturday, as Nr.
Willie Howard and friend were driving
down NeIrick's Hill, hill on the 70 I'd to
Aliens Fresh. their horse ran away,
throwing them out Of the buggy, and smash
ing the vehicle into atoms Both Of them
received painful bruises about the head and
face.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

We want $4,000 pounds
Of WOOL for which the
highest cash price will be
paid, Upon WOOL shipped
by boat no dravage will be
char. ed. You will find it add
vantlgeous to ship TIA deal
err rather than IL Commits
sion House
Il. f.. Il BAKER
Dealer in Wool Hides and ETC.
100 and III Street, $. E Washington, d. {.
may 4-bw.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

To the Collectors. The Collectors WIZ
b, required to settle their accounts with the
Commissioners by the FIRST Of June pror' "nd
are authorized to notify taxpayers OF the
ZANE. b. order Of the Board. 2. Desales
Mudd, clerk
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Lodged In Jail. Edward Jacks wa
LODGED in jill Monday under Il commitment
from Justice Franklin, charged with the lar
ceny OF pocket book containing money from
Mr.. Robert MArburs Mr.. M,rhury !, seems
lost hi, pocket. Look containing $50, in the
man roNd, and suspicion Was directed TO
Jsks as the fndcr. Jacks denied H.,
wreteu4p Judge franklin committed him
fDt larceny.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
NstIes Of Dl,lne Ser,Icc..-Nar d.ro-

Notice Of Divine SerVIecs. deVo-
tious will be held At st. Thomas Thur h dur
ing the month Of May, al the hour Of O'Clock
p. IN. until Sunday nett after which day
the will be held at half past four Mass
will he said a, Mr. Patrick Murphy's next
Tuesday the 18th instant, and at Newtown
On the I7thin,tant. ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

I aud 3.--Thr Taxi al rrs OF the above naH'' u
districts are hereby notified that unless tley
comc forward aud pay at once the taxes now
dut aud owing by the 18th Vi MAY, proceed
las will be instituted Il once 10 make lhc
same. UzzrEL WRiGHr District No. l.
kusAuD EDELEs, District No. 3.
IlnllrtInrA
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LOcHI BrecitLes.

Reads is the pace to buy choice CO.
lrgne.
Spring wrapped in al its beauty i.
here at last.
tnere we're Z persons in attendance
the Shaw lecture sunday evening
The Road from St. Thomqs' Church
to Cox's station is almost impossible.
There is no place like ToHsons to buy
RS Goods. Read his advertisement.
Reads three minute head che and neural
gia cure Is almost a monarch for the head ,che
t"dralgia, rheumatism or any acute p,in
made by W. h. Read, Balim 're 4 Light
SIS IInltimorr, Nd, pr 'prielnrs OF Reads
Grand Dutchess Cologne. ap 2O-lm
Our Pump maker wants IA wife. lie
SAYS naue but a long n,se woman
need apply.
Harris NJ s says his first patien.
was himself, and he nearly dia nosed
himself into eternity.
4 rock fish weighing l25 pounds was
caught on Thurs lay of last week in u
seine near Marshall Hall.
Read CIR ,nd Dr. chess Cologne is the
sweetest perfumery in America and you II
find the most lasting, II sells for Is cents per
bottl; aud is Kept at llowar Bros, C0x's
Station. ap 20-Im
Herring fishing is on the improve. =
Mr.. Wallace Mitchell. we leern, has
caught good many this week.
Judge Stone under a writ of Habeas
CORPUS. discharged oil Saturday last. the
tramp committed by Justice Waters.
There were 80 lambs shipped from
Brentland whar last Monday, aud near
" Ill consigned to Aibin Price aud /.
NJ. Posey Il Son.
Ia Plala's cannery director, had
meeting this week. Cobb Neck's Poker
Club had its usual past Time Ard
tCox's had another baby.
A Wonderful discovery Reeds three
minute headache and neuralgia cure is the
wonder of the 18th century as hundreds upon
hundreds of our best citizens have beef. cured
in two minutes of intense neur ria md sick
headache. after using eve 'ything they could
hear Of and trying all the doctors in vain
Reds three minute headache cure sells for
95 cents and is kept At orr friend, Howard
Brothers. april 2O-im
Send US account Of your social events
M pers IN however obscure is beneath
our nptice, nor however wealthy or arts
tocrat;c is above our criticism.
Mr.. John Il Chapman is erecting
small dwelling at La Plata lie had
we'll dug on his lot, obtaining good and
a plentiful supply of water at 10 feet
Mr. James A. Mudd has strong
hacking for tho position Of Deputy War
don of the Penitentiary. The Directors
az the Penitentiary will make the APP
no;p,ment about the 18th of this month
A newly married Picawaxen gent
want to the train at Pope's Greek few
laws ago to meet his wifi. Who had heen
.wav from home on visit. He boarl-
al the train and sauniered around
awhile. aud seeing nothing Of his better
half started home. As he neared mis-
Nome about FIVE miles off. his wife over
,n,k him in carriage Of a friend that
x,e Ind borrowed. lie had overlooked
h.r and left her sitting in the car. He
must have hal film over his eyes, or
rh,r. must have been pretty girl on the
onposite .ilc Of the ear,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Read This.-To every farmer who viii
agree to plant not less Than foui acres in sweef
corn for use Of cannery, the seed corn will he
furnished him, payable out Of his crop when
delivered at the factory. All applications
must be made by tLe 10th oCMay.
r. s. STONE, Agent
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

The Life OF La PIata.-Mr. 7. X. Far
rail- Is out again ia this weeks issue, win an
announcement Of his new stock OF spring
Goods. There is no place like Farrall : 10
obtain bargains.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11
HERRING FOR SALE.

HAVE completed IA, tFIan -cncnts for tie
Il Spring Fishing ~ Chapman's Fishm :
shore aud will he prepared 10 furnish pc, suns
with herring during the incoming season at
low rates
&. WALLACE MITCHELL.
April 63nl.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Clean Your Cellar EVERY ccil,r shouid
~ CLEANED out, aud thoruu .hly aired. Much
sickness is caused FROM The neglect Of giving
cell,rs an early spring cleaning. The damp.
mould. poisonous mir conGn d in cellars all the
winter cannot fail to penetrate the rooms
aLove and carry Heath with H. Wherever
~ 'ieasgtnn sasswasin sauf csitiv wtfiss.isi's
leave ou,sISs~ docrs and windows open for
several DAYS. Give all the fresh air YOU can
60 the cellar.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Ladies' Tonic"
The great f'male remedy is prepared nv
a.. ,vn,,an's Medical institute OF Buffalo,
Nv and is their f.vuri,e prescription 'or
+ ,;..,xho are suffering ffaut week.-mrs. ~
.,a,,l,ipts rommau 10 the sex u Is said ~
,..'t.,;s,s II 81 ~ per hottie. l.ndirs can
,I'.;, ,dyicc rs. send stamp for naIitts VI
III, -. . in have been cured.
l.. 2.iN
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Arm Broken. -Stephen, the little son Of
Nr. J. r. Perry, In attempting on Tuesday
70 climb over fence, fell and broke his arm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Mrs. z. Gordon. Baltimore, SAYS; ~ suffer-
Ell with grneral debility f'r number Of years
AID O.UWns lruu liittuis cured mt
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S%A Most
.=-ssll.TrIriA
Substantial Building

Substantial Buildi ing
so ieet long, nv 50 feet wide. with shed y
taehments screw prize and scales iOr "eiKe
ing large hogsheads.
THIS building WAS constructed at cost {.
over five thousand dollars. is in excellent r.
pair aud is suitable either for a TOO6cca
Warehouse or II Canning Factory
The lot, containing about fourteen acres 4
on the outskirts Of the village Of liugtcsVDl
aforesaid, station on the southern Mhrylal'
Railroad. three miles IRON ljryautOWn ana
seven miles from Benedict, ~ landing ON IN
Patuxent river.
The land in this section Of Charles count
is well adapted to the growth Of vegetables
thus making this property particularly de,ir
able for the establishment ola Canning Factor.
TERMS OF SALE. 7e
One third cash; balance in six months 81
isfaeiOrily secured; or all cash adoption o
purchaser. +. ". BRl' Ne,
l.. A. WILMER,
ap 27-et Attorneys.
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&ataI anN Qrsonal.

Es- The Office VI he lSDErESDESr ha' been
r,s.Ored ~ nc Gra foOr Of he Nasonie Haff'
,mmet,si,iy oPPosds he Eidseopdt ChH'e".
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

A william and COward.-We here
with publish by authority an anonymous
note recently received by Mr.. Henry Delozer
living near Pisgah, viz:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

School Trustees. "A, meeting Of the
school Board Tuesday, the following .pPoin'-
ments Of local trustees for the diIeren schools
we're made:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

A Wonderful discovery Reeds three
minute headache and neuralgia cure is the
wonder of the 18th century as hundreds upon
hundreds ofou best citizens have beef. cured
in two minutes of intense neuralgia md sick
head. ache. after using eve 'ything they could
hear Of and trying all the doctors in vain
Reid : three minute headache cure sells for
y cents and is kept At our friend, Howard
BROTHERS. april 2O-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

Read CIR nd Dr. chess Cologne is the
sweetest perfumery in America and you II
find the most lasting, IL sells for Is cents per
bottl; aud is KEPT at Ilowar Bros, Cox's
Station. ap 2O-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-11

hat "EXCET.SIOR'S" proposition,
Aat buyers should take the goods else
Shere, compare them with the gotnis
nd prices Of other firms and Demand
''aat their Money b, Refunded if Bet
er bargain is tn be- Obtained is some-
hing that no other house will advance
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-11
FOR RENT

S.t3s WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $3O &Is per month 1S7 Henry street, 1st floor, hot and EA cold water, gas, furnace, etc, $15 per month O. St. John street, first floor, rooms, $25 per month 29 Auburn street, 1st floor and barn, s12 per month; ~halley avenue, second floor and aman near Ferry street, with barn, SIG per month : 191 Clinton avenue, first foorp $10; second floor, s. Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses or sale in all parts of city and on easy terms
 A. M. HOLMES, ap7 69 Church Street. Room R.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-11
Indiana.

The Indianapolis Bank TroubIes-A
 Syndicate to Control the First National
 INDIANAPo OILS, Aug. 1O.-The board of di- rectors of the First National bank adopted resolution at their meeting this afternoon to double the stock of the bank, making $9,- GOO, 900 of stock instead of $4, ,O0O, GOO, provid ed the syndicate headed by MT. De Pauw and Mr. English was formed to take the man. agement and controlling amount of the stock. A paper was drawn up to this effect which was signed by all the directors and stockholders present and 8 committee was appointed to get the consent of the stock holders not present. As soon as this con- sent is obtained it is understood that strong parties will come into the concern that will make it one of the strongest financial insti- tutions in the country. It may take a few days to do so and to gather in the required amount of currency, but it may be done in few hours The other banks also met this morn- ing and agreed that if the proposed syndicate was formed they would afford all the assist be required. It may be said that while 1t is unfortunate that any trouble occurred, there is really no reason for alarm and that ultimate good may result from it in giving the bank increased strength. Very little in formation has been obtained as to what the Indiana Banking company may dc, put they will probably be able to also Issume very shortly. There has been no great demand. on any of the other banks for funds to day