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We, the Democratic Central Con.
mittse, respectfully request the DEM
ooratie voters Of the County TO meet
in their various districta on
SATURDAY, August 18th, inst,
between tha hours Of 8 and 0 O'Clock,
p. M, at the usual voting places, then
aud there to elect ten delegates from
each district TO meet In Convention
at Leonardtown. on TUESDAY, the
18th Of August. instant. for the pur-
pose Of eleoting three delegates to the
State Convention which assemblies In
Baltimore, on the 10th Of September
proximo, and also, at the Same time
and place to nominate Democratic
county ticket. as follows:
One candidate for the State Senate
two, for the House Of Delegates; one,
for Clerk to the Circuit Court; one,
for Register Of Wills: five, for Com
missioners; one, for Sheriff, and one,
for County Surveyor.
E
Under q resolution Of the State Gen.
trail Committee, we respectfully name
the following Judges and Clerks Ia
conduct said Primary Elections.
LIST distriot.--Judges, JAS. Roach,
Thomas Bronze and Jos. Richardson
clerk, j. Frank Smith.
End district.---Thos. M. Shadrick,
Chas. Watts. Author Combs; clerk,
John johnson.
.9rd district. r. Abel, J.
Frank King, w. w. Combs; clerk,
VIM. A. Locker.
4th district.---John f. Carpenter,
Oscar Hayden, George E. Mattingly
clerk, George n. Garner.
9th distriot.---Ferd. e. Burch. Jos.
II Hancock, ]. A. Turner; clerk. T.
D. Edwards.
9Th distriot.-Judgea, G.. w. L.
Buckler, j. Thos. Parsons, s. O.
Thompson; clerk, z. T. spalding.
7th District Richard n. Garner,
Jas. r. Alvey and J. Marshall Dent !;
clerk, G. A. Burch.
9th district. -. Frank Bohanan,
j. A. B. Shermantine, L. ]. Wise
olork, jeff. B. Jarboe,
THOS. A. LYNCH,
], 7. IBALLINGER.
JOSEPH H. KEY.
July 80, I'd. Central Committee.
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iif, and one candidate for County
Surveyor. The only variation IN
the call from the usual action OF
our Central Committees Il the
naming Of the Judges Of Election
at the Primaries, q list Of whom
will be found embodiedi the call.
We shall have something TO say
next week on the Importance oil
having q full attendance at the
Primaries and OF esehewing all fac.
tional contests In the selection Of
delegates to the County Conven.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-07-30

DEMocRATrc PRIMARIgs. The call
of our County Democratic Central
Committee will be .ound in our
columns to-day, and the attention
Of our readers is respectfully di-
rected to it. II viii be seen that
it names the 18th of August next
as the day for the meeting of the
Primaries at the usual voting
places between the hours Of 3 and
6 o'clock, p. m. The County Con
yention will convene ON Tuesday,
the 18th Of August, and the duty
Of this body will be, to select three
delegates TO represent the county
in the State Convention which
meets in Baltimore on the 10th
of September next. twill be the
further duty of the County Con
vention to nominate q candidate
for State Senate, two candidates
Tor the House of Delegates, one
one candidate for Clerk 81
the Circuit Court, one candi-
date for Register Of Wills, five
candidates for County Commits
sioner one candidate for Sher
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Actions Ike thisshowtrn|
ness and for such and aimill!
does Gen. Grant dessryo 3
among the worlds greRtaat|
Gen. QFa9t's Eofnains, 81.
dance With the wishes 0fs III
w, viii DO buried Ia Nov
city HE funeral which 4
for August 18th prox., will
lessly bo the most impoain
seen on this continent.
Gen. Grant leaves hehir
Personal Memoirs afford
graphic picture of the zoe
which he was 30 prominent
tor,
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Mount st. Mary's College,
EMMITTsRuRu, ND.

This Institution continues 20 give that
thorough Classical and Mathematical Edu-
cation for which it has long been celebra-
ted A Commercial Course, optional 10 the
students, is conducted by competent profess
sors.
This College being situated in q very heal
thy locality at the foot Of The Blue Ridge
Mountains, and far away from the distEac-
tons and dangers ola city, offers peculiar
advantages 70 students.
For Catalogue, address President Mt. St
Mary'z, July %, 1886 BIN.
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Senator German has made q
good Senator, Gov. Lloyd, a good
Governor, Mr.. Frank Turner, a
good Comptroller. The people of
the whole State appear 70 be
pleased with them and there's but
little doubt that they will be re-
nominated and reelected to their
present positions.
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New Advertisements.
EPISCOPAL female INSTITUTE,

REV. J. g. WHEAT, ID. D.. PrineIpaI.
Assisted by d full corps dwell qualified and
experienced Teachers. Location healthful
Terms reasonable. Number of Boarders
limited. The i2th Annual session begins
SEPT. II, 1885. For Circulars apply 70 the
Principal. References, The Bishops and
Clergy of Va, w. Va, East0n and Nd.
July 80, S5-1mf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set.
June %, 1885.
ORDERED by the Court, That George Y.
Tenisson and Helen NJ, Latham, admins
traitors of
WIN. ENDERS LATHAM,
late Of ST. Mary's county, Md, deceased
give the notice required by law TO the de-
ceased's creditors to exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once a week fol
six successive weeks in the st, Mary's BEA-
CON. Test: JoTN b. ABEIL
Register of Wills for 81. Mary's county
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Al d lslh d Aagrst.

binder tho iilfpesi6na nf Me
arish Aid Society . DIN.
Z and SUPPER on the
Ia uST, Wednesday,
Off d. LynAs, kpown a
.ia hehsfle d Christ Church,
bio asl!oacles Of tha pbsspa
Confectionery, loeoroenhi
|, ~. VIII be HI abundance
'sff Hets will be In readiness
|'ha wiah b lDdnige In such
lare iDyitod 10 o0ine and
4, Remember Il win be- on
" fAir. " not, on the istii
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:. NttNNN y ASHot ttFNNlVNos- N1DIIpTNi
Grant does we'll In his declining
days to emphasize his hostility to
secti0nalism. ills the duty of men
called by circumstances TO posi-.
tons OF great prominence to dis.
courage popular tendencies which
they know are vicious, and the DIV.
ing soldier has within a week
shown anew his ability to place
country above party. In a long
and pleasant interview between
General Grant and the Oonfeder.
ate General Buckner, who surren.
dered to him at Fort Donelson, the
former wrote on a slip of paper
these words.
II have witnessed since my sick
ness just what | have wished to
see ever aimee the war-harmony
aud good feeling between the sec.
tons. | have always contended
that If there had been nobody left
but the soldiers we should have
had peace in year. --- and
---------- are the only two that | know
OF who do not seem to be satisfied
on the Southern side. We have
some on ours who failed to accom-
vplish as much as they wished or
who did not get warmed up to the
fight until it was sllover, who have
not had quite full satisfaction,
The great majority, too, or those
who did not go into the war have
long since grown tired of the long
controversy. We may now well
look forward to perpetual peace at
home, and a national strength that
will screen us against any foreign
complications"
This declaration, coming from
the foremost commander of the
Union armies, should have great
weight with intelligent men every
where. 1t is thoroughly In keep
ing with Grants record as soldier.
and is therefore Of greater impor-
lance than anything he may have
uttered as a politician or as Presi-
dent. His terms to Lee were mag
unanimous, his bearing at the time
Of his triumph was modest, he posi-
lively declined unusual honors cal
culated to perpetuate the memory
OF past bitterness, and on more
than one occasion, when partisan
rancor was seeking selfish ends or
vengeance through prosecutions
not comnatible with The terms Of
equalization which he had i'm
laesad - - lasIvsaDhocd to de,
MIND cna0 80
every way, his character as vic
torious soldier stands out as gen
erous, modest and patriotic, and
future historians who examine his
deeds and utterances will find moth.
ing more creditable to him than his
expression against that baleful sec
which all good men and
true Americans from Washington
down have deplored.
Every citizen has an interest in
the figure which General Grant
will cut in history, His place is
secure. Detraction and ridicule
cannot harm him. Political hate
or ill-will are powerless. His mis-.
takes in civil life might have been
a hundred fold greater than they
we're and they would fade away
before the llfstre Of the achieve
ments in the field, with which his
name is to be forever associated.
1t is therefore possible for every
citizen TO take delight in evidences
on his part that he is fully round.
ing out the character of the ideal
citizen soldier, so that future gen
erations may know that the mill
tary leader of this age was worthy
Of the high honors which he enjoy
ed. No partisanship can be so
mean as to wish to have this other
wise. Gazette.
Nt4Atft
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MoTlcE.

Tho Mkisses Hebhs English and French
BOARDING and Day School, fer yonng Ladies'
and Chi fen, $50 West Street Wilmington,
Del. n reopen September q, 1885.
jnlyl !. s5A lint
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MARRIED.

AT ST. Mary's city, on the 9th instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. Gray, DR.. GEORGE S. BAT
TAlLE, Of Montgomery county 10 Miss
NETTlE THOMAS, Of this county
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's county, Set;
July IA, 1885.
ORDERED by the Court, That Jane II.
Reed, and Jos. s. Allston, administrators Of
JOSIAH REED, late of ST. Mary's coun.
ty, Md, deceased, give the notice required
by law to the deceased's creditors to exhibit
their claims and that the same be published
once week for six successive weeks In the
ST. MARY's BEACON.
TEST: JOHN b. ABELI.,
Register of Wills for ST. Mary's county
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FoR REMT

NV fasHnl, situated near Park Hall, in the
Sth district. For terms, apply to
MRS. NARY b. BOND.
4 Park Hall, St lATarys Co, Nd.
July 4 Att
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THE BEACON AND THE Local LAWS.
The only present concern we feel
in the furious utterauces Of the Sc
nior Editor Of tho Enterprise, Mr..
Holmes in his late fusilade against
the BEACON in the Commissioners
Court, is lin regard to the statement
made by him AEON Las
u tho 7c1Hy laws the B y.
given and charged for ion hsertions
when the law required Ply three
Mr.. Holmes makes this statement
with all the confidence Of absolute
certainty. declaring, that because the
law requires that the publication in
question be made 'onoe a week for
three successive weeks and not by three
weeks publication" that therefore,
three insertions is compliance with
the law and that four is excessive.
Ifthis be so. it is difficult to see why
Mr.. Holmes newspaper publishes a
"Nisi Notice" four times when this
publication is handicapped with pre-
cisely the Same conditions and phrase
ology that attach to the publication
Of the local laws. But let this pass.
We are instructed that it has been
jndicially decided in our own State
Circuit Court Of Prince Georges
county, that, in order to give notice
"once week for three successive
weeks" in weekly newspaper, it is
of legal necessity that the notice be
inserted four times aud that three in
sertions is not compliance with the
law. But if the Court be right in
this view aud Mr.. Holmes wrong,
which is scarcely, however, suppos-
able thing, what becomes of the legal
claim Of Mr.. Holmes newspaper for
publishing the local laws this year, il
having failed to comply with the le-
gal requirements9 Bat we shall not
pursue the subject further, having no
interest in il, and merely refer to
it here TO show that too prstentious
inquirer may sometimes get hoist
with his own petard,"
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NEW GOODS !!
SPRING NOVELTIES
MEcHANIcsvILLE.

Mrs. ~. Walter .HmstssRsIW
guain invites the attention Of her old Gus
TONERS and the public generally to her new
and splendid stock Of
STRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
just received and being now opened, COM
prising
Millinery, Fancy Goods,
Dress Goods, Shoes,
Confectionery, Toys, &c,
all Of which she has selected with more than
usual care. And she feels confident, that
after years Of experience in the business, she
can now please the most fastidious taste in
style and fashion, and supply goods worth
all the money she may ask for them.
She would also call attention TO her large
assortment of GOODS FOR CHILDREN,
which she has exercised special care IN Sc
lccting.
Thankful to the public for their liberal
patronage in the past, she invites an carly
call
May %. 1885.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-07-30

Died, at the residence of his mother In
the 9Th district, on Saturday, the a5th in
slant, after long and painful illness, MAR.
TIN JONATHAN WOODBURY., aged 81
years, month and II days.
Many years ago, when the writer made
his first effort as a teacher, the subject of
this humble tribute was one of his most
promising pupils. Attentive, studious and
with good department, he gave promise of
being good, useful and intelligent citizen
He showed great aptitude In his studies,
though very Young at the time, and the re-
membranes of his gentle and unaffected
manners has often REQUIRED 10 mind while
dealing with others in the same capacity.
In a few years he was stricken with that
much dreaded and inuomprehensible dis
ease, Epilepsy, and for nearly twenty years
he has been d great sufferer Through all
these years of pain and despair the same
gentleness has characterized him. Though
his disease tortured him as many might
suppose beyond all human endurance, yet
no word of complaint emanated from him.
With an implicit trust In the wisdom of
Him "who doeth all things well, !" and Of
the saving power Of Him "who died that all
might live" he bore all without murmur-
ing. With an innate courtesy he never fall
ca, Wnen Conscious 10 tnhnk tnOse VINO ulu
him the smallest favor. He was ever low
ing and gentle TO his aged and grief-strick-
ON mother and TO his brother and sisters.
| Prayer TO Him wko ruleth in sickness aud
health was his last conscious act. Mother,
brother and sisters weep not, Though death
| in any form has to many untold terrors, yet
TO the Christian II but marks transition
| from life of probation 10 one OF full enjoy
ment--only fruition of years Of eager
trusting and hope TO him II is but step
| ping from life Of pain, misery and torture
TO one free from all such troubles. Let us
| all look TO his God for wisdom, trust TO his
Savior as mediator, follow him as he fol-
| lowed Christ, and ere many years passes
away we too win be enjoying with himeter-
i nal bliss NQ A FRIEND.
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FEaElgE / MuRalA

NxteAd special Invitation n siiesF many
fdeads and customers n ytsst thelf er0llta
and examine thelF large ssopk oFgAshlanaple
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NOTICE.

For Freightor Charter, the good schooner
p0lDhia. of Baltimore, Capt. j. William Pal
mer, has heen thoroughly fitted out 70 run
Grain, Tobacco and other Freights from st.
Mary's and Charles Counties She has four
departments for grain whish enables tho
shippers 70 keep their grain separate. WIN
also furnish bags to deliver grain on board
vessel. The vessel IL in elegant condition,
Ii years old and carries about 1900 bushels,
and we guarantee TO deliver to Consignee
all grain taken ON board, danger Of the seas
excepted.
VIII take freight as low as any other good
Sailing vessel
Apply TO
Milestown, Nd,
Or the Captain on Board.
July 2, s5- 3mf
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Notice.

Wan 10 buy 5000 White Oak Railroad,
ties--also 300 cords poplar wood for which
the highest market price will be PED,
Address,
BENZ, F0XW ELI,
LeonafdtOwn, Id
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the above order, we here
by give notice that we have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of Josiah Reed, late OF said
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said edeceased are hereby mott
fled TO exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 10 the suhscri-
bers, on or before the 23rd day of January,
1886, they will otherwise by law be exclu-
ded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted to the deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
subscribers
JANE r. REED,
JOS. S. ALLST0N,
Administrators
July %, 1S85--6w.
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riffs Sale
= ESTATE.

nv ,d,,uo \ Ane writ Of frieTi Faoias, b.
.,,ad o,,t If N irouit Court for st. Mafy's
e op,,,,, ~, N shs efJohp ]. Dapaher against
NJ NJ fsech M Dyer and 70 ms directed !
bsvs aeizad' d laken in execution al tho
,Ieh, title Vscrest, claim and demand at
iasg and n ,kltys Of the said Jacob NJ. Moy,
~ ~ and !. Il following real estate to wit !;
One trs pr parcel Of land called and
lfnnun ass.I
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Po1t Lookout,

-tsptieFniiuai
soostres, more q iess.I
The Az land is located In the First
Election lhjct Of st. Mary's county, Ma
And ho| y give notice that on
qUESI1, August 25th, 1885,
betwaen haburs of 1 and 4 O'Clock, p. M,
AZ the Conf House door, Leonardtown,
will oxnose public auction all the inter-
sst riebt ne, claim and demand at law
and in ea,S Of the said Jacob M. Meyer
Ia and 10 Improve described real eslete, so
bioeler Tor osb, to satisfy said debt. interest
and costs and TO become due thereon.
JOHN r. FENWIoK,
Sheriff,
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TUESDAY, August nth, prOx.,
Jnly 3, S6--ldf
Reds Dining Rooms
No. 2 MeClsIlan's Alley,
Near Baltimore ST.,

Serves Regular Dinners at IS cents
Makes specially Of the finest steamed OYs-
TIERS in tine city. Gentlemen stopping at
RErD's can find meals at all hours. The
BAR is stocked with the best wines and eli
gars that the maket can afford.
July 1G. 95-emf
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Died

On Thursday, July 2srd. BENIslMI
BARBER, only child Of Webster ahds EA
Burroughs
''SufIer little children to come unit =
for ofsuch is the Kingdom Of Heaven
Loving parents, think Of him
As In that spirit land2
Your boy is now at homo above.
One ofan angel band.
Deaths angel took him II
But f Nii lfr' wnfs ed . \
That his Is filled with gladnesa.Ia
He came and stayed little while,
And made your lives grow bright
And then returned 10 Heaven TO dwell
In everlasting light,
Twas only q ray Of sunshine,
Thrown across your way,
Thon do not woepthat be Is gona---
lie was not sent TO stay.
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G. GODS /.
l0M%FIG

In this denaytInent We arc low priced. Gah
and examine our Faiiey ehistipg, linghams,
Dalinacs snd Lawns betbge purchasing else
WHARF,
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PATUxENT RIVER.

On and after MONDAY, August tho Ord,
Steamers win run a. follows fpm Piers 9
and 0 light Street
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-02
4 WOMAN GAMBLER.
New Racket of Feminine Drummer
How She Bluffs the Players.

New Racket of a Feminine Drummer
How She Bluffs the Players.
Chicago Herald.
''There's new racket on the road"
said a commercial traveller sits fe-
male drummer. I met her the other
day, and she is dandy. Of course trav-
els for Chicago house, and she sells
goods like a January thaw. She has
been out so long now that she is as in
dependent as hog on ice. She sits in
an ordinary railway car and charges up
sleeping car berths in her expenses, just
like the rest of US. She walks to the
hotels from the stations and charges up
the hack fares, just as we do. She beats
the landlord down to $3.50 day and
charges the house $3.50, in the regular
old style. She can take care of herself
every day of the week, and she knows
how to order up bottle of wine and
work it on the expense account, too.
Why, when I saw her last she was a new
silk dress ahead of the firm and by New
Years proposed to have sealskin sacque
out of her expenses.
tAnd that isn't all-she has half of the
hotel clerks in the Northwest mashed on
her, and the way the little rascal knocks
'em down on her bills is caution. She
has regular trick of staying over Sun
day where one of her admirers runs the
house and she walks off Monday morn
ing forgetting to pay the bill. What
does she sell? That's the funniest thing
about it, You would think she would
handle jewelry, or millinery, or dry
goods, or fancy goods, wouldn't you?
| but she doesn't. She sells gents furn-
ishing goods and the fly young men who
usually keep that kind of stores buy of
| her as if they hadn't seen a commercial
| traveller for six months. And she is Il
dandy poker player, too. She handles
| the cards awkwardly and acts as if she
didn't know full hand from two pairs
and raises So on duces and nearly cries
when t'other fellow shows up threes of a
| kind and then gets excited in big jack
pot and raises the opener and bets the
limit and raises back and scares t'other
fellow out and slides into the deck lit,
tie pair of skies or sevens or a bobtail as
| innocently as you please. Bluff? Why
she has bluff on her like the Wiscon-
sin river. She's daisy and | tell you
it's mighty lucky for the boys that there
amt any moro like her on the road"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-02

The sudden death of the vice
president was the qualification of an
often expressed wish. A few weeks
before his death he said to an init
mate friend: eff | have one desire
more sincere and earnest than anoth-
er, it is to die suddenly. | want to
go quickly. y These long, painful
sieges of illness, ending in suffer.
ing death, are too terrible to think
about"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-02

A northern capitalist has present
ed to the North Georgia Agricultu-
raj College those two splendid min
ing properties, with all their ma
chinery and fixtures complete, known
as the. Calhoun and Benning mines.
Col. Price, the president of the
board of trustees, has the title deeds,
and the property is clear of all in
cumbrance. The name of the gen,
erous donor is not given.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-02

Some curiosity is felt in Wash
ington circles most interested as to
the purpose of the president with
respect to social matters this winter.
During the period of his incumben-
cy of the white house the only rec
reatlon he has permitted himself has
consisted in occasional drives, but
his form has never darkened any
doorway but that of the executive
mansion. 1t seems to be thought
that he is inclined to accept no in
vitations, but to derive whatever of
social pleasure he may desire under
his own roof. AS to receptions and
entertainments at the white house,
it is thought that he will not be be-
hind any of his predecessors in this
respect. Sticklers of etiquette hold
that if Mr.. Cleveland does lay down
the rule to accept no invitations of
| social character he will simply do
what is right and proper for the ex-
ecutive. They remember what a
sensation was created when Andrew
Johnson broke through the custom
of presidents and appeared at re-
ception at the house Of Chief JUS
tice Chase. Gen. Grant, who fol-
lowed Mr. johnson, scarcely ever
refused an invitation, and even at
tended wedding receptions of pri-
vate citizens. Mr.. Hayes went out
a good deal, and Mr.. Arthur, while
president, not only was frequent
guest at official and unofficial recep-
tions, but was very fond of making
informal visits to his particular
friends, both III the day time and
evening.