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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
OVER THE COUNTY.

az ~ yOl'
Miss Lizzie Thornton died last week
in Dyer of meningitis.
If our easily-frightened people will
call the mad.dogs, which are so num-
erous in this county, distemper dogs
they will diagnose the dog disease cor.
rectly.
Mr.. W. P. Jacobs, seven miles east
Of here, has a eve that dropped five
lambs in fifteen months. The stock
of that eve would be worth Il fortune
five had dog law,
Some of the cleanest, best>looking
farms we have seen this year are be-
tween here and Medina. The fruit
outlook at that live and growing little
town is superb, aud the prospect is
good for fine crops of all kinds, except
wheat.
Trenton Herald: jeff D. Talley has
leased j. H. Lowry's interest in the
Herald, has engaged with us in the
publication of the paper. Jeff is a
sober, Industrious, worthy young man
and deserves to succeed.
Trenton Recorder A house in
which Mr.. G. B. Forester lives in
the Oath district, was struck by light
ming last Wednesday and part of the
roof, the chimney, and one end of the
house was badly damaged, but no one
was hurt.
If the war in Europe and Asia be.
comes general, more bread than cot
ton will be wanted by the people of
those continents. Hence we conclude
that our farmers will do the sensible
thing if they plant plenty of corn and
less cotton this year. Hay is also
brought here from the northwest
every winter, and sells at one dollar
per hundred pounds. Make more
hay here.
Trenton Recorder: Owing to the
spring being so backward and vegeta,
ton SO late it has been decided by the
committee to postpone the time of
holding our Annual Exhibition from
the 22nd and 23rd to the 29th and
30th of May. BY that date the
heaviest shipments of strawberries
will be over, and growers will be more
at leisure and we can get much bet.
ter attendance. Try your skill at
holding back your berries.
Trenton Herald: We understand
that thieves entered several dwelling
houses at this place Tuesday night,
They got nothing of value, but we
fear we are receiving a foretaste Of
what Union City has had to endure sc
long, and it would be very advisable
to put check upon this business be-
fore il gains too strong a foothold
The timely and proper use of gOoC
shooting iron" in such cases would
be effective.
Trenton Recorder: Bev. w. H
Ryalls, pastor of the Baptist church
here, and Miss Annie Dickinson wer,
married at the residence of DR.. Dick
insOn, at Trenton, KY, at 7 o'clocl
on the morning of the 23rd, and ar
rived here at $40 p. m. the sam
day. A reception was given then
by Mrs. Wade. Mr.. RyalIs is one O
the most eloquent ministers in tn
state and most estimable gentleman
During his short stay here he has wo
a host of friends who will welcome hi
fair bride with open hearts. We wis
them success and happiness.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
Strawberry Plants.

100000 Crescent plants at SIPS
per thousand; 10000 LongfellowS at
SO. so per thousand. Also few thou
sand of the Celebrated Metcalfs Ear,
ly, Daniel Boone. Big Bob, Bidwell,
Old Iron Clad, and Wilson's Albany
at reasonable rates per dozen, huns
dred or thousand. All large, young
and thrifty plants of last years
growth. Address
u. l.. COLLINS,
Irrelevant, Tenn.
Or, r. H. ALGEE,
Milan, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
C.C.C.-.The Hot Springs Remedy.

c. G. C..-.The Hot Springs Remedy.
Painless, Odorless, Unequalled-Mil-
lions of people from all parts of the
world daily attest the life.giving vir-
tues of the justly celebrated waters of
Hot Springs, Ark, from which G.
G. G. is prepared. For sale by Stew
art d Danner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
FOR SALE.
Birds Nest Cottage,

ONEOF THE MOST DESIRABLEFRUIT
OFARMS ia West Tennessee. Fifty-fve
acres Of land. all under fence. 400 yards from
Gibson, on Memphis and Louisville Railroad
Splendid house. in good condition, rooms
acres in Orchard. Z in Strawberries. IL or ~
in Glover and Grass. Location We y healthy
Water splendid In the best section for Ben
ries, Small Fruits and Vegetables In the state
Terms very reasonable Applyto
j. r. THARP.
Gibson, Gibson c0mty
tennessee
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
Holstein Oattl e!

this herd, which averaged 4.2l2 ms. s OF. per
year, at an average age of "a years. In 1881
our entire herd of mature cows averaged H,l64
ms. Is OF. In 1882 our entire herd Of eight s.
iss4 TEN cows in this herd Sad m h rsnard:
from IA. 900 TO 1900 ms each, the average being
5.60S ms 6 $40 OF. We MIXED through the year
ending in June last FIVE mature cows, the en-
tire lot averaging Is. 62l ms. / 2-5 OF. Nor ONE
or THESE RECORDS HAS EVER BEEN EQUALLED
WITH AN EQUAL NUMBER OF cows BY ANY HERD,
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nine co" averaged II ms. 5% OF. per week,
Eightb' crs three years old averaged l3 MS,
"A OF. Ell week. Eleven heifers two years old
and younger averaged 10 fbs OF per week. The
above ecOrds are a sufficient guarantee Of su.
perority' THIS is THE CLASS OF CATTLE WITH
WHICH TO EoUED HERD.
SMITHS L POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm, Syracuse, N. Y,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
Through Sleeping Car to Sioux City, 10.

The Illinois Central r. R. will run
a through sleeping car to Decatur,
Bloomington, Mendoza and Freeport,
Ill.,, and Dubuque, Manchester, Wa
terloo, Fl. Dodge and Sioux City,
Iowa, leaving Milan at 1918 pm.
Friday of each week. Through pas
sengers for points in Northern Hill
nois, Northwestern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota will appreciate the advan.
tage of this weekly through sleeper
from New Orleans to Sioux City.
A. H. HANSON, G. P. A.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
I1lSOJCo1It Notice.

TNHE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
i of W. w. Taylor, having been duly suE..
Gibson county. all persons aving claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
them, duly proven as required by law. on or
before the LIST day of September, 1885, or they
will be barred.
This April II, 1885.
Mas, NJ. NJ. TAYLOR. Admr'x.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02

The Gardner-ROgers Cough and Con-
sumption Cure.
Best thing out for Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Throat and Lung
troubles. Sold by Henderson q Martin
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
SHERIFF'S LAND SALE.
Hicks 4 Russell VS.. J. T. Ellison.

Hicks 4 Russell VS.. j. 7. Ellison.
Twill sell for ash, to the highest bidder,
at the Court House door in the town of Hum
boldt, Tenn, on the I'd day of May, 1885, in
the usual hours. all the right, title and inter
est tn at j. I. Ellison has in or to the follow
boldt, Gibson county. in the Ausborn place
of said town, to-wit The south half Of lots
No. 9, 10, IL and IL, of block 3S in said town
Also the following ether property in said
town, to-wit; Lots No, 5, 6, I and s. being in
and being a part of the west half OF block Sc
OF Ausborn place of said town of Humboldt.
Tenn, to satisfy venditioni exponas in favor
of Hicks & Russell against j. T. Ellison.
n. A. SENTER, Deputy Sheriff.
March 81, 1885
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25
VIII Convince.

A ride over the Ohio River Rail
road between Parkorsburg and
Wheeling will convince the most
skeplical Of the utility ard value
10 any community of that great
enterprise, Towns and villages
are springing up along the whole
route; tho old towns are brushing
up their old houses and building
new ones, aud in fact, all along the
line, thrift, industry and enterprise
has been infused iuto the people.
The most determined opponents Ia
the building Of the road are nov
its tirmest friends and advocates,
aud wonder how they were ever "a
short.sighIed as to stand in lis
way, So will it BIO in Mason coun.
" il We vote the subscription and
get the road.
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Suicide al the Asylum.

On Thursday nightlasl, between
the hours Oft and SIP. NJ, Miss Is.
abella Brown, a patient AZ the Hos.
pital, from Richie county, com.
nitted suicide BY hanging. She
used a strip taken from her bed
ding which She fastened 10 the
ransom Of the door Of her room.--
She was % years Of age; and had
always been very violent Her in
sanity was hereditary; and the re
markable fact appears that she has
now nine blood relatives who are
patients in Che Hospital, She was
first admitted as a patient 10 Sep.
lembef, 1880, aad discharged Nov.
p, 1881. She was returned 10 the
Hospital again in April, 1888. On
several occasions heretofore she has
attempted to take her life; aud con.
sequently she was closely watched.
Bat on Thursday night she ex
pressed a desire TO retire early,
which she was allowed to do. She
then appeared quito liyely aud
cheerful, although she doubtless
was then contemplating suicide
The night.watch discovered the
piece of cloth in the transom, at a
little after 10 p. N. and upon open.
ing the door found tie patient lead;
aud quite cold and std, Coroner
Wolliudin, after heaEingihs state.
msnts Of Dr. Bland, and the atten.
dants, and after viewing the body,
decided that iS-wasa clear case Of
suicide, aud hence an inquest was
needless, Prosecuting Attorney
B@naett, who was present, concur.
red in this opinion. II was such o
case as no human foresight gould
have avoided; aud the officials are
in no way in fault for its occur.
rence.-l Resion Democrat
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested in
Dine by q certain Deed Of Trust made
and executed by John F. Wisenan,
George W, Raybnrn and levi Thomas to
the undersigned Trustee, hearing date
on the 10Th day OF July 1858 and record.
cd in the County Court Clerks Office OF
Mason county, West Virginia in Trust
Deed Book No. I folio l43 &c n secure
10 Q, AultmGn & Co., the payment OF
three several promissory notes for the
sum OF $l7l.G6i each, and default hav-
ing been made in The payment Of por-
ton Of said notes and tie interest there.
on. The undersigned Trustee will OH
Saturday, December 10Th, 1855,
ut O'Clock p. Mfsell by way oil public
auction to the highest bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House OF
Mason county, the following property
embraced in said Deed OF Trust, or so
much thereof rs may be necessary to sat
isiy said Indebtedness, viz:
One No. !, Cleared Sweepstake Thresh-
or, one mounted S horse Carey Power,
Including all necessary equipments and
attachments, Also the following prop.
erty Of 6. W. Rayburn, described In said
Deed Of Trust, as follows One yoke Of
work oxen four years old, ono yoke OF
work oxen one year old, one brlndlo COW
five years old, one bay horse nine years
old named Rover, one chestnut 6nrrel
horse nine years old named Charley, 80
hogs, one wagon, one ploN and one har-
row. also, one uaot or parcel OF land ".
ing aud being on the Wators OF Old Town
Creek in the District Of Cooper, Mason
county, West Virginia, csllmaiedto con-
tain 50 acres: Also the following proper
~ oil Levi Thomas, described In said
Trust Deed asiollowE One brown horse
eleven years old named Jack, one buy
horse ten years old named Charley, one
brown COW five years; also one tract or
parcel Of land situate in the District Of
Cooper, County OF Mason and State OF
West Virginia, estimated TO contain 90
acres,
TERyg OF sAlE-0ne.third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid cash Ia hand on
day OF sale and The remaining two-thirls
in two equal payments III one and two
years from day Of sale, deferred pay.
ments TO be evidenced by notes Of pur-
chaser with good security and 10 bear
interest from date.
D. S. VANMATRE,
Oct 25.4w Trustee.
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What The Road Pays.

Extension" ia the Wheeling
Register says: The following is the
amount of tax on the Ohio River
Railroad in Wetzel county. There
is between elyen and twelve miles
of this road in Weizel county, and
the valuation as certified by the
Auditor is s76,289 40, which am
omit is apportioned as follows;--
Magnolia District, s53,574 so, and
Proctor District, sl27l4 90. The
levy in Magnolia District for coun
~ and district purposes is 81 so,
which makes sL144 "a, and in
Proctor District, 81 As, which
makes stSt26. The State taxes for
Jail purposes is 85pcr cent, which
makes s267 OIL, making a total of
Ohio River Railroad tax in Woizel
county Of 1885 II. A few citi.
zens gave $500 for the preliminary
survey of this road, and afterwards
Magnolia District subscribed $1,000
TO the capital stock. Ask the vo.
ters in the Magesterial Districts of
Mason county, who are abont to
vote on a subscription to this road
how is this for an investment
The people between Wheeling and
Parkersbnrg are very anxious for
this road to be extended to Point
Pleasant, and think the people liy
Ing along the line Of The oxteu.
sion ough! TO give all proper en-.
couragement. The people living
along the line Of extension not on.
ly owe it to themselves, but also to
the people between Wheeling and
Parkersburg to do this. The peo.
pie between Wheeling aud Park
ersburg have done everything ask
ed OF them for the benefit of the
road, but tho advantages are not
completed until the extension is
made. The people of the whole
State in fact are interested in the
completion of this road, because it
is the only direct North and South
road through the State, and the
people of the whole State will more
or less use the road when compile.
ted in going from one end of the
State 10 the other. We hope to
hear Of a favorable vote on the pro
posed subscription in Mason coun.
", and that next year the road
will be completed to Point Pleas
ant,
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1naAn NoTrCns.
CnMM[SSl0MERlS SAI.R

WIN AlAAAlgANAN41AN ~ kklEIk u
DY virtue Of decree entered on tie
u 18th day of May. 1886, inthe Circuit
Court Of Mason County, West Virginia,
in the case OF james K. lIayhnrn vs., W,
II. Howard, and others, IN Chancery,
the undersigned Special Commissioner,
appointed for that purpose, will offer for
rent, to tho highest bidder, on tie 9th
day OF December, 1855, az tho
front door oithe Court House 81 Mason
County, At O'Clock 7. NJ. tho following
described real estate. Que tract contain.
ing 1873 acres, moro VI less, and the 9th.
or containing GEL acres moro or less sit.
uate in said County and State, andnore
fully described In the papers Of said
cause The foregoing laDd Is well I'M.
proved and highly adapted 10 agricultu-
raj purposes, having d dwelling house
aud other good buildings thereon.
Upon the following terms For cash
as to one-third Of theTent and the resi-.
due upon credit Of one and two yeats,
in equal instaluents, taking bond with
good security tof the deferred payments.
And should the proceeds arising from
said rent be insufficient to pay he debt
interest and cost adiudged to The plain.
It'd 10 said suit, then the undersigned
will al tile same time aud at the samo
place, offer for SajD by way Of public
auction, to tie highest bidder, the fol.
lowing real estate, or SO mucllthereof az
may be necessary to pay off The residue
OF said debt, interest and cost, One
tract containing l473 acres Of land situ-
ate on Old Town Creek, in said County,
aud State, highly improved and yalua.
bic, and more fully described In the pa-
pers Of said cause. And another tract
containing 43S acres situate in said
County and State, improved, and well
adapted to agricultural purposes, and
moro fully described in the papers Of
said cause.
Upon the following terms For cash
as to 0ne.third OF the purchase money,
and the residue upon credit Of one
and two years, IN equal instalments, the
purchaser giving bond with good securi.
~, bearing interest from date as 70 the
deferred payments, and the legal title
will be retained as a further BeCuEity.
The foregoing land Of Ida y. Howard
will be rented subject to the following
membranes: One deed Of trust in iay-
or OF John Somerville for g, 5000, bear
ing date October goth, 1884.
And the foregoing tract Of land Of =.
g. Mnsgraye containing 49, acres will
be sold subject to the following inCutt.
brances: One decd Of trust dated April
q, 1884, in favor Of John a. McGutiin
for SSj4.00, payable in twelve months
from April Dist, 1884, and one dOed Of
trust as to 90 acres OF said 1873 acre tract,
In layor u John A. McGuiEin, for 81 500
bearing date June 18th, 1884
CHAS. f. H0GG,
Special Commissioner.
], r. j.. Mitchell, Clerk 81 tho Circuit
Court Of Mason County, West yirginis,
do hereby certify that the foregoing spe-
cial Commissioner has given bond be-
fore me as required by law.
K. u, MITCHELL, Clerk.
oct 2S,
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Trust Sale Of House and Lot In
Point Pleasant,

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to
ID me the undersigned trustee on the
10Th day Of October, 1879 by Sarah
Hess and Adolph Hess her husband,
conveying one eighth Of lot No. 8 IN sec.
ond tier Of lots Of the town Of Point
Pleasant, WestNlrginia, to secure the
payment uf q certain note In said trust
described for $3.50 and the intores. there
on payable TO the order Of Malinda A.
Locke aud oil Record in Trust Deed Book,
No. 4, page Ala, in County Court Clerks
Office Of Mason county, West Virginia,
and being requested TO sell said lot and
dwelling house thereon BY the owner OF
said note; ] will on the 26th day OF
November, 1883, at the front door
OF the Court House Of Mason county,
sell said real estate, on the following
terms
0ne-third cash in hand on day Of sale,
aud the residue upon n credit OF one and
two years from day oil sale, taking from
the purchaser bonds with good security
in equal payments, Tor the deferred IN.
stallments, bearing interest from date,
and reiainiDga lien for the deferred pay.
ments.
W. II. ToMLINsoN,
Trustee.
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VOC 40 Gpol synrr,niu.

Have you considered that a vote
for the railroad subscription is a
vote 10 revive in this county the
salt business, the mining indus.
tries, and the building of another
nail mill, and that this means a
matke! for our farmers for their
surplus production that would 9th.
erwise 70 to wasIe2 Yet, such is
the case. Who does not remember
the markets in the bend when
West Columbia, Clifton, Mason
City, Hartford City and New Ha.
ven, were in the hey doy of their
prosperity, and our farmers always
found a ready market for that
which, in late years, has gone to
wasto2 We can have not only the
same but better markets by the
building Of the Ohio River Rail.
road.
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nArRnu,ent.

a
Even the most ardent and active
of IhsIanti subscription admit tHat
the extension Of the Ohio River
Railroad through Mason county
would be a perfect God.ssnd to our
people, SET they say they are OPP
posed to The priacipis d public sub
scripIions to works Of Internal i'm.
proyemsns Yes, anda man may
be opposed on principle to begging,
when he and bis family sre stary.
ing and has asked for bread and il
10 offered What would you say if no
then refusedR
Just 80 with the subscription to
the ohioRiyer Railroad. For years
our property has been dopteciating
in value, taxes increasing, and the
people getting il deb deeper aud.
deeper. They have asked for any.
thing, yss, anything, to help them
out Of tho slough Of despoud.
Along comes the Ohio River Rail,
road people and say we will help
you, If you will help yourselves
Shall we now refuse the proffsred
aid on principle The truth Of the
matter is there no principle in,
yolped 10 the matter save a
straight forward business principle,
and that is this: Tie Ohio River
Railroad company ask our people
to do Just what every business man.
asks Of another, is an endorsement
of his paper, until he is able 10 pay
debt; it is given, when the note is
due The debt is paid and the cndor
ser is released, The Ohio River
Railroad people, however, go iarth.
er, they say give US your bonds
(eudopemon0 and we will secure
their payment TO you by putting
property in your possession WORTH
hundreds Of thousands of dollars
mqro than we ask Of you. Yes, a
principle is involved, but it is a
strictly business principle, recog-
nized ind practiced all over the
commercial world. Then act on
business principles by voting for
the subscription.
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Do Not FAN 10 Vote.

You may never again be called
upon to vote upon a matter SO vital
to your material property as the
Railroad subscription next satur'
day. Do not lot it go agains! you
by default, but turn out and vote
and work for it,
The building Of this road will
furnish employment to the unem,
ployed, a ma,ke. for the surplu:
produce of the farmer that would
otherwise be wasted, an increase oil
wealth and q reduction of taxes,
1t will relieve the dropping ener
gies Of the mechanic, miner and
the manufacturer, and set in mo
tIon the wheels Of business,
Then, we say again, turn out
and vote for the subscription.
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Look nj the Poor Tnx

II took three cents on the one
hundred dollars to pay the pool
tax last year Of Waggoner District
alone. Tho building of the Ohio
River Railroad will not ouly pay
this tax in that District, but also
give the poor unemployed labor.
ing man employment, aud relieve
the county entirely from the bur.
den.
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TRUsT SALE.

pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
ID to the undersigned trustee BY John
CANDLES and wife On the LIST dayof July
1881, aud duly recorded in the Clerk's
0l!ec Of the County Court OF Mason
County, West Virginia, IN Trust Deed
Book No, ., page iO7, dc. Twill sell by
way OF public auction to the highest bid.
der at The front door Of the Court House
OF said county Oh iIIe oils day OF Dee
cGmbeT, 1856, at ! o'clock 7. NJ. the
following real esiatG all Of q certain lot
or parcel OF land in the town o. Browns.
vile in said county, designated on the
plat OF said town as lois Nos. 2ai and 29j
and running parallel with the California
Coal Company's right Of way. Upon
the following Terms. Cash on the day Of
sale. D. T. NEWTON, Trustee.
otIAs. l.. HoGG, Attorney,
nov. 4-iw.
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Strsyea Or Stolen.

A BOUT the 10Th Of August; 1885, . nd
n Of heifors, as follows; One ycarling,
red and white spotted, very bright; one
two year old, red with white face; one
three year old, iawn color with white
back, rather small for age Any person
giving information that willlead to their
recovery, will be literally rewarded.
j. B, STEWART,
Pleasant Flats, w. Va Nov %, 1885,
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commissioners NOllee.
The STANDARD Barrel Cnmnhnr.

7 49,
vs..
S. NJ knight 4 Bro, George W /. Eniaiit
., 9. Martin & Co., j. L, Hibhs 4 Oh,
D. !. sayre, Rebecca Someryills, James
l. Knight, James A. HogR, Margaret
SOmerYille and John w. Bates, and all
other persons having liens against s. NJ
Knight and G. W. knight, In Chan.
Gerry,
Cory OF DrcRRn
ION motion Of the Plaintiff this cause
Is referred 10 James II. Couch, Jr,, one
Of the Commissioners Of this Court 70
take, state and report the following
LIST. Tho number and priority Of liens
on the real estate set out and described
in the Plaintiffs Bill.
"a. Tie amount Of each lien and by
whom held.
ID: All other matters which the Com.
missioner may deem pertinent OF that
may DO required by any Of the parties
TO this suit.
In pursuance to the decree entered %
the above entitled cause, | have fixed
upon my office In the town Of Point
Pleasant as the place, and Thursday,
December 10th, 1885, as the time a
which ! shall proceed to take the fore
going account, aud iiirom any cause the
same should not DO completed on thN
day, shall continue the taking Of the
same from time to time at thesame Plaee
until completed.
JAMES Il. COUCH, IN,
nOyll.4w COmmissioneE: