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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
AN Elegant Line Of Spring Wraps can be found
at BASH'S,
a9tfd No 10 East King st.
Anlusenents.

=" For CongresS"-The popular comedian, John
t. Raymond, Will be seen in II new character on
Wednesday evening Mt the opera house. The
piece i'm which he is to appear is entitled " For
Congress-" and as Its name implies IL u keen
satire on politics and politicians. In the part of
veteran wirepuller and convention worker,
Gen. Josiah Timber, Mr.. Raymond is said 10
have furnished a creation that is bound to be-
come equally as famous rs his widely celebrated
assumption of Col Mulberry Sellers.
Bdrnum's Circus Coming.--On Wednesday
next the Great Barnum- London Circus and Me-
nagerie will make its first appearance in two
years in Lancaster. This Ia acknowledged to be
the largest show on earth. There are "A triple
circus in three rings, and huge elevated stage
for special performances, such as fencing, box
ing, wrestling, bicycling high wire, &c. +; there
are erialists, ascensonists and tripeZists there
are two double menageries, with the Sacred
White Elephant, purchased from King Theebau
for $4,000 besides herd of these big creatures,
all trained. making perfect world of natural
history there Is a museum of living curiosties,
with fat people, skeletons, midgets, dwarfs, &C.;
there are natural Nubians, Zulus, Sioux Indians,
COW boys Aztccs, Burmese, Afghans, high and
low caste Hndoos, real Nautch Dancing Girls,
East Indian Musicians, Todas people, Quiche
people, Gypsies, &c, and there is Barnun's Ro-
man Hippodrome. with Roman standing races
fourhorse chariot races, fiat, hurdle, male and
female jocky races, elephant and camel races
&C. The Roman and Greek contests
most spirited, and never fail to evoke
thunders of applause from the spectators
Jumbo, and the chronological congress of savage
tribes are features of an unusual nature and of
themselves awhole show, while the various other
departments are OF an equally high order The
circus of to-day IL vastly different affair from
what II was a FEW years ago. Now 1t requires ia
men with II and seven advertising cars, 30 men
and seventeen agents In advance to attend to its
many Departments. IL takes a tent covering
eight acres and seating 20,OoD people to show the
features, and six acts are given at one time in
"A Df n az
sary to transport IL, and II an old circus mana
ger had to do with IL, II would paralyze him. SO
mammoth are its proportions.
THE powerful curative properties of IA Hop
Plaster are irresistible when applied to Back
ACHE swollen Joints and Muscles, Sciatica,
Pleurisy, Sharp Pains, or any sort of soreness.
The best and strongest porous plaster made. a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
New York Produce Market.

NEW YogK, April es.--Flour dun and prices
unchanged Superfne State, s. 1913 rs choice
do. - 5oql 90; extra Minnesota, s3 6oeI4; Extra
No. !, ~ 75fQ6.
Wheat lower; No. Red, Winter, May, 81 oOsz
asked do june, 81 0l1S do July, 81 OS14 Aug.
sl0g4.
Corn moderately active, but lower; No. 2
Mixed, May 5G3sc do June, 5G1zc do July, 561Sc.
Oats steady; No. 2 Mixed. May, issc; June,
4l3c.
Rye duh Canada, 76c bid.
Barley dull
Pork quiet Mess, Sl3 co.
Lard lower-T 10, May " q, June; 81 81 July
81 80, August.
Molasses nominal l7lSf0lsc for 20 test.
Turpentine steady at 314c.
Rosin quiet strained TO good, 81 O56Ql o..
Petroleum quiet Refined In cases, 91z6llOISc.
Butter quiet; Western imitation Creamery
choice l9c.
Cheese steady; Ohio Flats, prime to choice,
9%c.
Eggs easier; State, lss4Gl4c; Western, Is1s0-
lac.
Sugar firm: Refined CUT Loaf 9-l6c Granu-
lated. l-l6G6Lc.
Tallow nrmer Prime City, &c.
Frcights nominal; grain to Liverpool, 81
Coffee easier fair cargoes, S3sc.
Hay firm No. Timothy, Nt5@l 10; No. do.
CSC
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
Chicago Produce NIarket.

CHICAGO. April %. $3.50 a: m.-The decrease in
the visible supply of all kinds of grain, colder
weather and little hush of war news, opens the
markets stronger this morning. Wheat cent
above yesterdays close and firmly held. Corn
steady at one cent advance. Oats firm and nc
higher, Lard and ribs nominally unchanged.
Prospects OF dull day, owing to this being the
last one OF the old board.
Wheat-May, s9c june 9lAc July, 93s4c.
Corn-May, l71ac; juno, 4sIsc; July, 4s5sc.
Oats--June, 3Gc.
Pork-May, sll rs; June, sll IS July, sII 97I%.
Lard-May, S6 s7% June, IS 90 July, 81 0212.
Ribs-May, IS 30; June. % 90; July, ii O7J1.
CLOSING.
/ p. m.-Markets-By unanimous vote the
board adjourned at p. m, TO hold the farewell
exercises and bid good.b to the old board. Dull
day. Wheat and Corn Nc lower. Others un-
changed
Wheat-April, ssszc May, s91sc june 9l,Ic /;
C6rn-Xprii, I7c May. 47sSc June, 47zSc July
4sssc.
0ats-May, 3s1sc; June, $3.50 July, 36l1c.
Al. PerkJJAIprii or JhIp sii y. Is May sii 72'a; June,
Lard-APrii, % So May, 50 IS; june ss 95 /;
July, 81 O21& bid.
RIbs-April, $5 90; May, IS 80 June, % 90 July
80 ON August, ~ l718c.
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nR. KENNEDY'S REMEDY.
$4,000 a Year.
Statement Ofthe American, National and United
States and Canada Express Companies,
Troy, New York.

Statement Ofthe American, National and United
states and Canada Express Companies,
Troy, New York.
The strength of Rome lay not in her multitude,
nor in her grain-laden fleets. These were ele-
ments OF strength, but her never falling resource
lay in the selfcontrol and discipline of Roman
soldiers. Discipline-it is the very soul to all
veteran" Mr.. Benedict, of Troy, Is veteran
in the express business. "Thirtythree years."
he said to your reporter, ave stood at this
desk" II ii the discipline of years of experience
which gives him the position he holds In the
trust and esteem OF these three great corpora
tions. "We have business of 100000 year,
and I've been absent from this office hardly
month I'm all that time, although must confess
that many times I've worked here when suffer-
ing great pain, for have been troubled all my
life with billousness and dyspepsia. Mysystem
has become so reduced and weak that had no
appetite and my digestion wholly disorcered. i
have tried various remedies, but almost two
years ago happened to hit upon DIR. kennedys
FAYoRITE REMEDY. After using only one
bottle or SO, began to feel stronger in every
way. The great difficulty has been with my d.
II have, sir, great faith in DR.. Kennedy's FAVOR
lTE REMEDY. have bought and given great
deal Oft TO the poor around here those, you
know, who have no money to buy medicine OF
any kind, for there are great many troubled
with bilious diseases and suffer on without aid.
l always keep FAVORITE REMEDY in the
house. consider 1t the best mecicine for the
matter for the western part of the city. Say,
you tell the Doctor am coming down to Rond-
out to see him in August. i want to know him."
left the veteran, still Mt his post, rejoicing In
A'''' ''''' ' " 49, aprI6imdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
Philadelphia Livestock Market.

PHILADELpHIA, April as.-The receipts at the
diffe rent stock yards were
For the week-Beeves, $500; sheep, 1900 |;
hogs, $500.
beet cattle were in large supply and prices
declined Nc on all grades extra which were only
NC lower.
We quote as follows:
Extremes, 1900; most sales, 4s4ED55lc ; ex-
ira. 5AG614e good, 5A@S1fc; medium, e4@5c (;
Mich cows were dull and lower at $25G5O.
Veal calves were inactive and lower at 496c,
Fat COWS were demoralized at 2&@p4c.
Sheep and lambs were dun and Nc lower
with the exception of extra, which only de-
clined hc
We quote as follows:
Wool sheep, 31a95s4c; sheared sheep, 39Oc ;
lambs, 417l4c.
64c.
CITY DRESSED BEEvEs.
City Dressed Beeves were active at 6lSfI9c
with sales of 46l head ut the Abattoir ut that
rate
Western Dressed Beeves were in good re-
quest, Thomas bradley selling 1856 head ut 7l4@
SIC.
City Dressed Sheep were active Abattoir
selling 400 head at SkplOc.
Western dressed Sheep were wanted, Bradley
disposing OF OH head ut 7ls1Sc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
STILL IN THE OHIO RIVER
The Body OfJ. Frank McComsey Not Yet Rec
. ered-Mistaken Identity,

The Body ofJ. Frank SieComsey Not Yet Recov-
ered-Mistaken Identity,
A paragraph in the Pittsburg Dispatch
says ''The body of J. F. McComsey, the
Panhandle railroad clerk, who committed
suicide on "Wednesday night, has been recov-
cred. The body found floating in the Ohio
river at Walkers, near Wellsville, on Friday
night was identified by the friends of Nc
Comsey. 1t will be brought to Allegheny.
A letter received this morang from VIM.
M. McComsey, the father of the unfortunate
young man, by a relative in this city, states
that the body of an unknown man had been
found at. Wellsville As miles below Pitts
burg, and that though the description of it
did not answer that of his. son, Christian Dor
wart sSousin of deceased, had gone down
the river to Wellsville to ascertain whether
ii was or was not Franks body; and that If it
should be, the remains would be taken to
Allegheny for interment
THE BODY FOUND is NOT MCoMsEY.
A dispatch dated Pittsburg 1854 this after
noon was received by Wm Ii. McComsey
from his father, which states that ''the body
is not yet found" The body picked up at
Wellsville was that of another man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Drs. Levergood, Brown and Iiyus to Look
After the Dirt and Disease.
ii. r. Fulton, DIR. John Levergood, NJ. +.
Steigerwalt, Anthony Lechler and Christian
Widmyer, the recently appointed board of
health, mot for organization last evening, at
the Office Of II. r. Fulton, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
President-Dr John Leyergood.
Secretary-Dr. g. ii. Brown.
Health Commissioner-Dr. Il. B. Ilyus
The first Monday of each month was do
cided upon as the time for the regular meet
ings.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
"Resoiped, That the mayor of the city be
and is hereby requested to direct the consta-
bles and police officers of the city to examine
sewers, cellars, water closets pig pens, poul-
try houses, DC, in their respective wards to
ascertain their sinitiry condition as required
by the city ordinances defining the duties of
the said constables and board of health, and
to report all nuisances found by them with a
full description of the same to the health
commissioner"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

CHIoAeo.-Cattle-Recei 6,40O head ship
orally about steady shipping grades, 1850 to
40 NJ steers, 5ogis 30; 200 70 1,S5o Ms: - 00@
40 $50 to 800 Ms extra, Is 25ep5 IS butehering
stock, common, q io@4; good, SAGA go; stockers
and feeders, S3 50f94S0.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head shipments $500 |;
market active and values stronRSr rough and
mixed packing, ~ 25fe4 80 j; packing and ship.
ping, $50 TO $50 Ms, " 5oRt 70 light, lao 10 2lO Ds
u 30fpi rs sSips, 81 60fl4 25.
sheep-keeefpts, $3.50 head shipments, 1900
head market steady and rather stronger shorn
~ oo4i % wooled, " 500igo.
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Runaway and smashup.

This afternoon little before 3 o'clock
horse harnessed 10 buggy, belonging TO
Henry Andrews, of Strasburg, while being
watered in. the yard of the Leopard hotel,
East King street, took fright knocked down
the ostler, Harry Hawthorn, ran out of the
arched way on Duke street, ran against and
broke a rockaway belonging TO Nathaniel
Patton, of Cambridge, and continuing its
flight down Duke to Vine streets, ran against
and Mrs. Leonard and then against a shade
tree, which broke the buggy all TO pieces
The horse here got loose from the vehicle,
and with part ofthe harness hanging to him,
ran out Duke street towards the country and
had not at last accounts been caught
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
Dodge's Cork Works Closed.

The Dodge cork works, situated ON the
Pennsylvania railroad, below the Penn iron
works, this city, have been sold to the Con-
solidated Cork company, AN organization that
has as complete control OF the cork manufac-
tories OF the United States as the Standard
oil company has control of the coal oil inter-
est IL is understood that the terms of the
sale were 900 for the real estate and ma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28
MARKETS..
Philadelphia Produce Market,

PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-Flour dun, sellers
vision being above these of buyers sales of
about 1890 barrels, including Minnesota
extra, at 81 GG5 50; Penna. family. siG+ % /;
Western do. " 25Ge5 25 patents, IS 25fQ6 IS
Rye flour firm at - s715f1l.
Wheat-93c, April and May; 81 OF June 81 03
July.
C6rn-55c April; 5GIsc MAY; S554cJune; 57c
July.
Oats-I2c, April and May 42c, June /; 43c. July.
Bran was quiet and weak ut Sl3fplS 80 per ton,
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In Death Arain United,

EL1zABETHTowN, April 2a-Last week
the INTELLIGENcER announced the death OF
Mrs Joshua Hemperly, Of this place to-day
the death of her husband must be chronicled.
The sad event took place on Monday about
noon, his death being caused by dropsy. In
this double afiliction, the loss of a mother
and a father, which has overtaken them with
in week, the bereaved children will have
the sincere sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty. Deceased were well known i'm this
section, and well liked by every one The
funeral will take place on Wednesday at 10
church here by the Rev. Geo. s. Seaman,
pastor.
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LOCAL BRIEFS IN COMPACT FORM.

The holder of ticket No. 0 took the gold
watch at Hirshs store, for which chances
were given to customers.
Jno. w. Lowell, Geo. X. Reed, H. II. Nc
ConOmy and Jacob Rathvon were the pail
bearers at the funeral of Mrs. w. ii. Keffer
this afternoon.
Ata meeting of the Lutheran ministers of
the city, on Monday morning, twas resolved
to be both "unjust and unkind" to announce
that pastor will officiate at funeral before
the latter has been notified by those in charge
of the body.
Lena Dickel, who pleaded drunkenn
before Alderman Deem, as her best excuse for
interfering with Officer Heiss when he went
TO her house to execute a warrant on Friday
night was sent to Jail for 20 days for drunk
enness, and the charge of interfering with an
officer is held under advisement.
The mayor gave Margaret Fisher 80 days
for drunkenness and disorder last night;
Mary Jones got Is days, and the child who
was with her abandoned mother, was sent to
the Children's Home. Five station house
dodgers were discharged.
The sheriff posted bills to-day for the sale
of the personal property of John II. Miller,
shoemaker, on East King street.
Sheriff Eicholtz, of Gettysburg, passed
through this city this afternoon, on his way
to the Eastern penitentiary with person
named Riley, who was sentenced for seven
years for horsestealing and attempting to
kill the officer who arrested him.
The g. A. r. Decoration Day committees
last evening reported that the City band was
engaged for the parade, that Rohrer Bros,
ied to make the floral crosses for the
duct tho religious exercises ON the evening
of Decoration Day and that Miss Amanda
Landes, elocutionist, would recite several
appropriate selections.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

NEW YoRK, April 2s.-wail street. Lao p m.--
Money at IN per cent Exchange quiet /;
Governments firm. Currency SIS, sl29 bid !; fs
Coup, sl221s 4,1's do, sii2sk bid.
The stock market opened dull ana without i'm
provement, either in transactions prices On
the call there was some little buying by clique
brokers, and an advance of n to II per cent.
took place. Since the market has become very
dull
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nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIPS.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Edward Edgerley and John schaum, trading
under the firm name OF Edgerlcy a Co, Carriage
Builders, has this day been dis solved by mutual
consent, Edward Edgerley continuing the bust
ness at the old stand, where, grateful for past
favors, he invites a continuance of patronage
All persons having claims against or knowing
themselves Indebted To the old firm will please
call on the undersigned, who will settle the bust
ness OF the firm. EDWARD EDGERLEY.
Having Withdrawn from the firm of Edgercy
Co, by reason of illhealth, | respectfully So
licit from my friends and the public in general
continuance of their liberal patronage to the
old Market street house, formerly known as
Edgerley Co.'S ana now conducted solely by
Capt. Edw. Edgerlcy. JOHN SCHAUM
LANCASTER, Pa, April "a lSIJ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

II y NhANU UPENINT.
~ take pleasure in calling the attention of
my friends and the public in general that ! will
open my new Confectionery, Fancy Cake aud
Bread Bakery and Ice Cream Garden at Mo. 23s
East Orange street, formerly W. II. Bollinger's
stand, on MONDAY. APRIL q, 1855, where will
keep a fine assortment of fresh Cakes, Confec-
tionery and Ice Cream orders for Weddings
and Parties promptly attended to under my per
sonal supervision.
a25lwd WIN. II. LILLER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF MARIA RUDIsILL. LATE

ESTATE OF CHARLES EFFINGER,
~ late Of Lancaster city, decd. Letters of ad.
ministfation on said estate having been granted
To the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
same, Will present them without delay for set.
uement to the undersigned residing in said city
CATHARlNE EFFINGER,
ml2GtdOawt Administrators.
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us Il A Il Il OF CATHARINE HAM,
lLBRiGliT, late OF Lancaster city, de'd. Letters
OF administration ON said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment, aud those
having claims or demands against the
VIII present them without delay for settle
ment to the undersigned, residing in Sunbury,
Northumberland county.
". A. HAMBRIGHT,
WIN. AUG. ATLEE, Administrators
Attorney m26-6tdoaw
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ESTATE OF FREDERICK PEUSCH,
~ late of Lancaster city, Observation-Disclosures
testamentary on said estate having been granted
To the undersigned all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
estate of the dccedcnt will make the same
known to him without delay.
FRANK PFElFFER, Executor
II. G.. kBEADY Attorney. ml3-6tdoaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

W COLLAR MAKERS,
one short Straw and three Case Collar Makers
a NO. 2ij RACE STREET,
az'ot philadelphia.
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The powerful curative properties of Hop
Plaster are irresistible when applied to Back
ache, swollen Joints and Muscles, Sciatica,
Pleurisy, Sharp Pains, or any sort of soreness.
The best and strongest porous plaster made. A
trial will demonstrated IL. &c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

GHAPPED HANDS CAN BE PRE-
~. vented by the use of MILLERs BORAX
SOAP. Best In the market
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

VNHE ONLY RELIABLE BORAX SOAP
=. IN the market is MILLER's Insist on
h"'hgH mar7Gmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

VTNHE WONDERFUL INCREASE IN
a the sales Of Millcr's BORAX Soap attest its
popularity. w
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w Cigars I'm the town, two for So at
HARTMANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

EVERYBODY USES SOAP, BUT ONLY
~ those who use Milier's BORAX get the best
I'm the market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-28

r ABOR Is LIGHTENED BY THE USE
- MILLER'S B0RAx SOAP. All the Grocers
sell IL
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GO. Cs DECLINING.
4 FAMOUS MfLirARY ORGANIZATION
Sa0Ws SIGNS OF DRY ROT
1hs P6s sad Pride Of the Borough In Mslan-
chosy Condltion--The base Hall Spirit
n Advance Of the MiIitary--Inter-
esting thorough lBriefs.

Regular Correspondence of INTELLIeBrcER.
J. COLuMnIA, April 2S.-- Co. c. Is getting
weaker every day. Members whose terms
cf enlistment expires, cease to longer be
1oldierA This would not be the case If the
proper care or interest was taken in the CON-
pany. Ifis not recruited before next on.
campment, 1t will be mustered out of service,
and present appearances indicate that 1t will
pot 10 recruited.
Base Ball in the Borough.
The game Of ball on Saturday, between the
Columbia and Resolute mines, resulting dis
astrously for Columbia, has put great
sslamper on the national game in Columbia.
The IAncasters want to come to Columbia this
week, but If they play picked nine of boys
In Lancaster, they will have had as good
practice given as they would with tho CO.
1umbia.
Coal shipments have begun in earnest.
Mr.. Elias Sheath has returned TO Yale.
David Young, the Union street butcher, and
family have removed to Baltimore.
An important business meeting of Chique-
salunga tribe, No 80 ]: 0. X. NJ, tonight
Reading q Columbia employees received
4thcir wages for March, this morning
Rats continue descending the river eight
put In an appearance yesterday
The congregation of the First African Bap-
tist church will canvass the borough for
money with which to pay for the repairs
which are to be made to the church.
The child, son of MFR. NefI, of Turkey
Hill, which was struck by a G. & p. D. en-
gine, ON Saturday, dieG from its injuries yes
terday morning
The Hanover Fire company No. !, has sent
an invitation to the Shawnee to participate in
the parade in this place on the 25th May.
Joseph Tobias, clerk in =. s. Brugh's
lower drug store, left for his home in Lititz
this morning. Next fall he will enter the
Philadelphia college of pharmacy.
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NEW ADvERrrsExEsrs.

HAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
u L Tobaccos only Sc Nor pJ,,g n,
HAhTMANs YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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NEW ADvssrrsEsfEwrs.

rT>HE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
~ complete assortment OF Playing Cards in
UXRTMA.N's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.