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LOCAL NUTiCEN.

USE Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial.
Go to J. A. Baiey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, well points, etc.
CocKRELL has a clay pigeon shoot every
Friday on the club grounds. Free for all.
New STOCK CARPETS Baby
Buggies just received
AMES BEATTJE q CO., 1853 Main St.
BSFFoR one dime get package of Dis
mond Dyes al the druggis.'s. they color
anything tbs simplest and most desirable
colors.
SEVERAL Memphis, families are soiourning
with Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary, at Raleigh,
who have several nice rooms unoccupie6
yet. Two conveyances meet every train at
the National Cemetery. Call and zee them.
The roads were never better for drive.
LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveness, swimming in The head,
collie, sour stomach, restls ssness, indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness ia the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts Of the body, a
feeling of lassituGs ard dependency, by TAX
ing Slwmons's Liver Regulator. II should
be used BY all Persons old aud young 1t is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
MOI injurious 10 the most delics;e constitu-
ton None genuine except that prepared by
]. II. Zsiin & o.
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latter heat him to the Office. The rarity Of
such proce.d ipgs makes this worth a note.
-Licsnsss to marry we're Issued yesterday
IN Jobn ". Hardy and Cora Walker, Charles
Tuner and Lucretis Pullep, Reuben alex
.ndeT and Florence Turner, Philip Field and
Emma Temple.
The case Of c. Northrup and S. 4. D.
R.voi-e Is Aaron Adams, Joseph Sinona and
Caroline johnson, involving a tax title, was
decided in favor Of the latter in the United
States Court yesterday.
Suit LIS been brought in Chancery By G.
W. Heiskell and others, OF the Power and
Electric Light Company, against the Tele-
phone Company 10 be admi ted 10 shares Of
stock on about $4,000 in cash each.
The stockholders Of the Memphis City
railway to-day elected the following gentle
men a. directors for the ensuing year: J. L.
Fargason, o H. P. Piper, DR.. A. A. L.u-
renee, J. A. Taylor and P. Kailaher.
II. NJ. Mckee, who returned recently
from the insane asylum at Nashville, became
violent yesterday evening at his residence,
| on the corner of Third and Madison streets,
and was taken in charge by the police.
Dead dogs are more numerous than
they were, and yet Brother Lane rem bins
passive. 1t is the live one,, al last, th Al
arouse all the latent activity in man, even
though be be a memoer Of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
A handsome residence will soon be
erected BY Mr.. Amos Woodruff on the vacant
lot east of the Christian Brothers, College,
taken possession OF the Woodruff homestead,
whose purchase he recently made.
The cowboys praHced around on their
fAr hnn or fuyn vGafa nd
morning. 1t was said lsst night that several
had disposed of their horses and would re-
turn to the wild West on the train this morn
ing. The ST. Louis trip had not been fully
decided upon up 10 late hour.
Suit was brought in the Circuit Court
yesterday by Jacob Storz aud wife to recover
$4,000 damages of Otto Rsiushsgen. Storz
has a saloon and snackhouse on Main street
| and his family and that of R.inshs gen
have been intimate up to the present time
S'orz claims that Reinshsgsu sIandered his
| wife, damaging his and her character 10 the
| amount named.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange has r.
ceived an invitation to send delegates to at.
tend the meeting OF the National Cotton
| Exchange which takes place at Old Point
| Comfort, Vs., July 18Th; also urging the ne
cessity OF This Exchange becoming a membe.-
tnereOl. Acling upon lne COMMUNICATIONS
| the Board of Directors have resolved to make
| application for membership.
When Stalionkeeper Saltmarsh sat
down to perform the 8 o'clock voluntary on
the bell, announcing the opening of the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning, the clapper re-
fused to respond 10 the agitation of the ball
cord. Examination discovered that eomt
fend (supposed to be prominent member
of the Police BARI had bound the elapper to
the bell, aud attached to it was the following
notes awhile desr Dave is sick will no
ring" The note is held for the purpose O.
| identifying the handwriting.
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THE PROGRAMME.
BIT II.
Dancing.

the various Committees having the cele-
brstion in charge are as follows:
Committee on Ekercises-The Rev. War
ner Moore, Grand Assistant Dictator, chair
man; ]. P. Prescott, E. H. Stevenson and H.
F. Jsques.
|, Committee on Orjer-E H. Stevenson,
chairman; P. G. Roger, w. R. Kendall, H.
Gutenberg.
Reception Comnittee-M. L1gsp, chair
man; P. G. Rogers, n. F. Jacques, f. NJ.
Drake, II. H. Collier, r. s. Taylor, H. A.
Tatum, E. II. Stevenson, II. Buttenberg, DR..
c. Zlerman, Henry Levy, ]. P. Prescott ard
w r KenraIl
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

EVANSVILLE, June 28.- Noon--RiVer fall
ing, with d 7-10 feet by the gauge Weather
cloudy. with heavy rains last night; thermometer
PITTsBURe, June 28.-Noon River feel
| inches aud rising. Weather cloudy and mild.
Nigut-Riyer feet inch and rising. Weather
clear and warm,
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Night- River hiss
fallen inches. and now stands 50 feet Ii inches
| by the gauge. Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
Commonwealth, Vicksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, June 28.--Night-De
parted: Future City and barges St. Louis. The
| city in days and hours, including hours lost
| in coaling
VIcKsBURG, June % Arrived: Bile
| Memphis, st. Louis, s pm. The Emma Etheridge
wi new survey boat in tow arrived from above
| at 6 O'Clock am. Departed; John A. se1dder
| New Orleans, 6 am; City of Cairo, st. Louis, II
| am. Passed up: Iron Duke, IL am.
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Noon-River on q
stand with feet 10 inches in the canal and feet
| Weather cloudy, threatening and snltry, with a
heavy rain last night. W. W. O'Neil and Dick
Fulton arrived from below James W Gaff. Cincin-
natl. Night-River stationary, with Sfeet inches
in the canal, and feet 10 inches in the chute on
| the falls. Weather cloudy with light rains AT.
rived; Charles Morgan, Cincinnati. Departed:
Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
CAIRO, June 2S-Noon-River 80 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and warm
arrived: Arkansas City, ST. Louis, midnight; O
| P. Schenck, New Orleans, midnight Golden Rule
| Cincinnati, Sam; City OF ST. Louis New Orleans
1oa.m.; Oakland, st. Louis, noon. Departed:
| City OF Vicksburg, St Louis pm; U. p
schenck Cincinnati, / am; Arkansas City, vicks-
| burg, am; Golden Rule, New Orleans 10 am
Departed: oakland New Orleans, pm. River Vera )!
| feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy; Their
| mometer 75s.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Uourt-Greer, Judgs.

CrImfnai Court-Greer, Judge.
The following Were arraigned in the Crimi'
nal Court yesterday: Ben Poindexter, as
sault 10 murder. Frank Evans, carving con-
cealed weapons. John Berry, peJit larceny.
louis Williams, assault and battery. Alouzo
Vaughn, Charles Lewis, Ben Webb, petit
larc, NJ. Frank Evan, assault to murder.
C.lendarsfor today: Nos. 1857, n. F.
Ciowersi 6S, = Little; &c, Bob Spelman
ct al; 1918, james Prescott; SO, John Burk
35, Mary Bennett; 20. Louis Will amson.
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Cases decided yesterday: j. E Bigelow
vs. William Finzie; dismissed, settled st de-
fend ants cost. J. B. Miller vs. George II.
Mitchell; judgment for defendant. I. w.
Brown VS. r Fl. Cleere; judgment for plaintiff,
S55. Taxing vs. Mrs. Ella E1His !;
the Court fuds that the charge OF assault
with pistol is sustained sni fixes fine at
RS. james Moore Va the Singer Machine
Company; judgment for defendant. Robert
League, aesgnee, VS. Mary Mccormick; judg-
nent for plaintiff, S46 81.
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Bids will b. received BY the undersigned
until June 20, 1888, for Lease of elegau.
dlnlng-room and lunch-counter in Uniop
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July l, 1888. Right
10 reject any and all bids reserved.
JOHN II. PEBBLES MD
ChAttan ooVa Tenn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
K.txh,s OF Honor Celebrations.

All arrangements have been CON ieled for
the Knights Of Honor celebr alton at E,tiyal
Park tonight, and the affair promises to be
one of the most epjoyab of the season. TIE
Grand Dictator of the State is expected TO be
present, and. will deliver an address. The
following attractive programme has been
ARRANGED:
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them up in a house | would have rim
burned up in the ssms way. In the admin
isrstion OF justice Woud proceed upon tbe
homeopathic idea that like CURES like."
"Nisbt not su occ aston arise whez it
would be impossible to ms,e cut to a mur-
derer the same punishment he had meted
out to his victim?'
"No, because the murder could not be
proven unless its manner was made plain BY
the evidence. One of the most
CELEBRATED CASES
in French criminal annals may be cited. The
vile OF a bank clerk was found dead, snd
the Circumstances were peculiar Her hue
| b md was arrested and put on trisl. BE de-
| C. AIRED mis- innocence, but the crime was
proven by his wIfe's mother aud sister, who
| testified that they had heard him threaten 10
| kill his wife IN q manner that would
never be known. The instrument used, SC
cordlng 10 their testimony, was 3 darning
needle, which had been pushed into the
wife's heart. Toe body was dug up and the
needle fouGd as described. That fellow
would have had executed 10 the slme way
prolopging his tortures by pushing The
needle in
$50 MUCH PER DAY.
"If a mani poisoned whole family Will
| meat sprlnkleu Win strycnnlnP, WOuId Eli
him with the same sort OF meSf, and make
b m prepare it himself. The execution O
murderers should be M ade as repulsive as
| possible, snd the murderer should have nc
| opportunity OF utlsripg q word TO the public
or Of Opening his mouth after the trial wal
| over"
Would you punish other crimes in the
way"
Yes. The street losfer and the vagsbond
who does nothing, a useless mouth, l would
! let them stsrye until they went TO work
! And the
| "HABITUAL DRUSKARD
1 would punish, not by ioing him or putting
him on he Changing, but by giving him
| whisky TO drink whenever ne called for water
and boiling the vegetables and meats he
ate in whisky. L would soak his shirt and
his bed. clothes in whisky so that he would
not be separated from the fumes Of it
That is the only way to settle The tempersnc'
| question, street loafng and vsgabondsge
| generally"
why, you are terrible pan"
mo, am a just, reasonable and fair one. ;
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Floydss

Sods, Mead and Mineral Waters on draueht.
We MIKE our Soda out of pure bi-carbonats
OF sodS and use pure fruit syrups.
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For Making Ice-Cream
Corsasiarch, 6rauuIated Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
Burnett's Extracts of
REESE, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, Straw.
berry, Pineapple. Raspberry, Bauaaa.
Grated Pineapple for sherbei.
Coarse salt for freezing.
BUEK HI N d Ca MPRFEI
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fine Cakes and Crackers

Just received. Larrabee's best; NIL X
Cakes, Butter scotch, Crac;snen Biscait
Wine Drops, lcea Honey SumDIes, 60
coanut Tafy, Windsor Mixed Cakes
Lemon Waters, mixed Bots, Vanilla Wa
fers, OatmeaI CIsckers, Graham WATERS,
AiDderxarteD, Lemon Teacases, Nick
Nacks, Boston Butter Crackers,
SNOWFLAKES.
BUChHAn d CAPBELI.
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Coolest plsce in the city, nicely ventilated
everything In tip TOP style.
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Bon Aqua Springs.

0OA @2A SeG
Htck wan County, reDn.
II5O FEET ABOVE The SEA LkvEL.
Among the attractions and conveniences pre-
sented for the amusement of visitors, may be
enumerated: Hot and cold sulphur Baths.
Our New Artificial Lake, amply supplied with
boats and convenient bathing facilities for ladies'
and gentlemen who have bathing suits.
Our Billiard Hall aud Bowling Alleys.
Livery Stable, with buggies, ETC., for the con-
yenience and pleasure of the guests.
A String Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the sport, and in word, all the entertainments
and noRE than can be found at any similar resort
in the South. Location elevated and unsurpassed
In romantic beauty. Telegraph and Express In
Hotel. Telephone connection with Nashville.
RATES OF BOARD.-For Adults per month. SIS
70 s45, according to location, number, etc. Chill
dren and servants half price. Special rates made
with families for the season. Per single week,
So so to SO; per day, 81 So Some reduction vii
be made to parties making frequent short visits
Husbands visiting their families will be charged
rate given family. We invite correspondence
Address GEN. &. p. NELLY, PRECEDENT
or JOHN NJ. DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs Tenn.
DR. w CHFATHAM Resident Physician,
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The Boss InteryieN.

Wandering cut upon he bluff the reporter
| found a man sitting in shady place, a kind,
thoughtful look on his face and his eyes bent
| on the rippiing water beneath Bidding him
| pleasant good evening, the reporter took a
seat near by aud approached the eubiect by
asking what he deemed a very nice cautious
question, but he might ss we'll have stumped
hls toe On 4 torpedo, from the way in winch
| thesnswer popped.
I'D you think it best that executions
shcud take place in public or ia private2'
81 very much prefer private executions,
| and have always thought that the murderer
should be pat out ol'the world, in the pres
ence sf a jury Of seven men, in exactly the
same way IN which he murdered bis victim,
following the text, Thai mercy l TO others
chow, that mercy show 10 me-"
''Do you mean TO Say that a murderer who
comIilitted his deed with hammer should
be killed with hammer"
"Yes, that ia jost what mean. II man
killed another by pouring red-hot lead into
his ear while be WIS asleep, / would kill the
murderer IN he same way, aud in order to
make his anguish as poignant as possible
would
PREPARE THE LEAD
before him. Ii a man killed another by
| throwing hun into q soap vat, | would have
Ii woman was TO drive a nail through the
head of her husband, / would treat hsr 10
dose of her Owp medicine. II man scalded
his wife TO death, / would have him
smothered IN hot ia b, prolonging
his misery go that he could see his hair drep
OF. Ii policeman USED a club 10 beat
mans braius ou', his Own should b. scattered
with the identical impl ment. II tailor
killed his wife ~ pushing ine needles into her
| beGy, extending over period of two year,
before she died, would sentence him 10
death, TO be e1ecuted in the same way in four
years. II a man killed another by any of
the methods Of poisoning, would have him
put out OF the way af.er the same manner,
and
"PRoLoNe HIS MISERY
by reducing the doses and having a pbysi-
clan with him all The ume TO keep him post
ed as 10 the increasing effect of the poison
upon MS sysem. Ii a man beat his wife 10
death with stuffed Cub, would sentence
him 10 die in the same msnDer, only the
bloss should be dealt at intervals of an hour.
You will ere from that that / am in favor OF
absolute justice"
Would you have the jury Of seven attend
10 every case?"
"Yes. | would have them attend 30 az 10
De able 10 Return a sentence u death accord
Ing 10 the verdict OF the coult, py siuneu
cl1b, by poison, hot lead, or whatever else.
Ii man bad drowned bis wife in deep
well, this jury would see him lowered into
the same we'll and drowned in the same
depth OF water; they wouid see him covered
WITH BOILING OIL
or his ears Il led with molten lead. In The
same way l would have brute who sells
ro'gut whisky put 10 death by drinking bis
own lnm: and 70 the gambler Who cheats
should be put 10 death by having loaded
dice forced down his throat. Or II man
murdered his wife and children by burning
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial fifty Genus
and II pr bottle.
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Georgia Melons,
FlOyd's Candies

y US, ItcelVeC Oy
KIRK ALLEN d Co., $50 Front street.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial never fails

Are always the same. We send them by
xpre5s &c all parts OF the country.
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Notice.

MISSISSIPPI Dlarrhea Cordial cures.
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TRAP TALK.
Some Novel Views Called Forth by the
Approaching Private Execution
of Robert Wilson.
One Who Believes in the Homeopathic
Method, aud Would Punish Like
with Like.

A number of applications have been made
during the last few days for tickets OF sd
mission 20 the jiil-7zrd The 10Th OF next
month, when the murderer Wilson Is to be
privately hanged, according 10 q recent law.
Sheriff Cannon has adopted a plan which
caves him from a point-blank refusal. H.
agrees to Issue tickets to anybody who Will
promise 10 spring the trap or adjust the cap,
If called upon TO do SO. AS yet no one has
sgrsed, and consequently no tickets have
b. en- or are likely to be Issued. An APPEAL
reporter who dropped into the sheriff IS office
yesterday, heard
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FlOyd's Restaurant,

John Walsh, Undertaken.
s41 S-nond str,
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WANTS.

DA RTNER-With SIS 600 cash capital, to enlarge
u well Organized Jopbin and Retail Business
in Dry Goods, Notions Boots, shoes, Hats and
Clothing, located in hourishiDg and rapidly
growing Southwestern city; or, II preferred. will
tell my capital stock in the above business. Adj
uress ENTERPRISE, Appeal Office
1On CROsS-TIE MEN-we want 100 cross-tie
lOO men for the Nj. and V. R.: wages good.
DONNELLEY d CO., Memphis, Tenn.
Call at G. A. Arnold q Co.'S.
~ RkEN HANDS-With homes in the city, to
VI learn Cotton spinning, in its different
branches, at the Pioneer Cotton Mills; half wages
paid while learning. Apply at the mills.
y UITAR AND BANJO TAUGH1-Leave orders
VI at HOllenbefg's Music House.
(IABBAGE-l0O 600 head choice cabbage Monday
morning, by +. L. WARNER.
A GENTs-For the only Ptllow-snam Holder
IA that lifts both shams at once without folding
CLIMAX MFG CO, Jackson, Mich.
IOn GOOD CkOSs-IIEMAKERs-T work on
AOO the Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville
RAILROAD; We will pay Is cents each at stun D; rs
good men TO work on pile drivers-wages per-
day, 81; 20 good men TO work at sawmill-wsges
S2b per mouth and board Steady employment,
aud payments monthly on the 18th of each month
Apply st our ONCE, kOsCiusko. Miss.
GOODMAN q CO., Contractors.
I'D GOLD WATCH-CAsES-Chzins Jswelry
Oetc, for CASH. IN Milford q Co., 1888 Main.
N ORsEs AND MULES TO PAsrUKE-Fine
IL clo7er and good water; sailed regular. For
reference see ]. Il. Manor at his livery stable op
posits courthouse. 4. 7. BRANCH.
1nnn Tons RAGS CAST AND WROUGHT
lOOO Iron, Dry Zones; also second hand Ma
chinery bought ana sold. SAM O. Ell GABAY Agt,
i09 70 4l3 shelby street, Memphis.
SEeoND-HAN- CLIO rHING-eoOd prices paid
~ Gail on or address
ELIAS sHAUL, 4Os Main street
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On q REWARD-For any information leading
I'D AC either to the detection OF the thief or the
recovery of tie articles stolen from 46 Court street.
descriptions OF which were given in las. Sundays
Appeal. L. b, LEMAY.
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AMUSEMENTS.
LOST.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IOWA light yellow COW, with brown spots
~ black cars. with Sits in them, black spot on
fore foot and black teats. reward for its return
TO No. 1872 Eliiolt street.
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REWARD.

DONY-A white mare pony, with one nostril
l. split. Liberal reward for her return TO
II. C. DAHCEY'S woodward
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PRIVATE EXECUTION.
by THE EXCITEMENT

That is no doubt true" remarked young
criminal practitioner, 'but there can be no
doubt that private executors are the best,
and l think the greater portion of this COM
mupity is IN favor of them. il furnishes no
lasting example 10 hang a man in public
No one who sees it expects to be hung him
self. The fact that man who murders will
be hung is enough, and it is not necessary to
see it done in order TO believe it. No man OF
refinement viii witness hanging, and these
do 70. murder. Those who are present by
choice are brutal, and such fearful scene
only makes then mIre 3d."
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European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished.
Prices according to size and location of rooms.
u pTNGHtN
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20

fsred nearly 800 shells of great sire, and sixsy tons of metal might as well have been thrown overheard into the river.
 What seems almost incredible can be snbs,antiated by official reports and plenty of witnesses. During all tha, light oaiy three men were wounded and neither ot them disabled. and no, a s,n- gie scaiIer was k,slcd.- ~o guns ~rsc temporarily disabled. and the rough board quarters ef the men demolished. Five or SIX hours work by a hundred men that night made the fort as good ss be tore. Federal reports al the tune oizgmed that half the garrison w.s wiped out but not even one hte was lost.
 This fight has proved the enare in vulnerAblllty of the monitors, wrote one northern correspondent. and yet within a month he was to see the keokuk go down in Charleston Harbor, and the s,oaies, ,ron-clad Tn the fleet hmp out from under the guns oi sumter
 i1aoe the mos:cr ordinances ot the pres eni day in the embrAsures of sand ksF, so situated iha; hve or SIX guns can he framed upon ore Fen-clad. and nothing made ,o float can remain within range an heuf.@oa the other hand, a solid bank of sand. th..ty-hve or totty fec; thick. cannot be preached like wall. scooped out ike dirt er Lay. and ~lii resdiu,t is lines wherever broken by a shell 4 fifteen inch shell wili drive from seven 10 ten ieei into sand. and ts explosion ~ill disturb the face oi the wall for a distante of t-en,y feet. but fouthith of the sand upheAved will tall back into the hole. and enough more run m from the sides to level up the spot.