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The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
Fairs for 1856.

We have been asked to give The date OF neigh
boring fairs Tor this fail. We take the following
frri.. the I,Iem. irn list:
Nodaw:iy county. August % to 2s, \. 7. More.
house. St' retary.
Iowa State Agricultural Society. DesNI"ines
Iowa. September II. to ~, john \. Siaiicr, sec
Tctary.
Knox county Fair. EGin:i. Mo-. August 90 to
September I'd. I. j. Randolph, secretary.
Wap-lio County Fair, Ottumwa, Iowa. Au-
gas. II to ~. Dc. BranIan. secretary.
n &c. 4. & NJ. Association, Trenton. NO.
Spp!euiher II 10 IL. L. W. Balm. secretary.
S:,lin,. Central A. 4 NJ. Association. Mar
shall. Mo-. August 10 10 September 1, Edward
+. Dfrar, SECRETARY.
E.,is..way District \. s NJ. Association. Au-
g,ISt II t" S,i'!"mber ;. {. W. Robinson. srcy
Nndiway Valley ID strict Fair Association,
Maitland. Mo-, ScpltmbrrG 10 II. l.. \. Weller
secretary.
Western National Fair Association. Bismark
Grove, Kansas September q TO II, X. ". Cum
hin cham. secretary.
Page County Agricultural Society. Clarirda,
IuW. September 9to II. I. Il. Merrill. secretary.
Adams County Agricultural Fair Association.
Mexico Mo, August 10 to II. J. \. G.a,iOI, sec
Montgomery County Agricultural Suclrty Red
OAK. Iowa, September l3 to Is. II. +. Demer,
secretary.
81 Joseph. No. Exposition. August 30 to
September l. Charles F. Ernst. secretary.
kanSaS city Exposition. September IL to l9,
L. II. Webster. secretary.
Missouri State Fair, Scdalia, September 20 Ia
81. W l.. itril!rr. secretary
Southwest Missouri Fair Association, Spring
field. September y to october 9. II. DenlarS. sec.
81. Louis Fair. October 1 TO .. EestuSJ. Wade,
secretary
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHERISF-S SALE.

by virtue and authority Of special execution
issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Holt county. Missouri reiurnahle al the,
August term. lss6. Of said court. and tn me di-
rrcted iu favor Gf the State of Missouri. at tho
relation and to the use of 7. +. We'ty. collector
Of revenue of Holt county, Missouri,and against
George Weiton. Edward Wclton and Henry
Weltnn.
! have levied upon and seized all The right. title
and interest of Tie within named defendants, of.
In and Ia the following described real-estate, as
follows to-wit:
All of lots and In block 81. except 20 feet
on of the west tad thereof. Al lying In tho
town Of Oregon.
All lying and being in said county and State
Of Missouri and viii on
WEDNESDAY. August 18th, 1886.
between the hours Of nine o'clock In the fore
nom and five O'cek III The afteruoOn Ofthai
day, at the court house Cnor in the city Of d g.
gOn, county Of H"lt aforesaid. sell the same at
public ven'iHe. to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, To satisfy said execution and ensIs.
JAMES T.. CtEMNISS.
sheriff Of Holt County.
W. X. Hoffman,. ATTY for Pin.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
ShERiEE'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of special execution
issued frm the Office Of the Clerk "f the Circuit
Court Of Holt county, Missouri. rtturnOble nj the
August term, 1886. Of said court, and tn me d.
rectrd in favor Of the State Of Missouri. at the
relation and To the Use Of +. +. Wrty. collector
ri revenue Uf Holt county, Missouri and against
Joseph Brown. James Brown. Michael Brown.
Robert Brown. jefferson Brown. Cat:iarine
Brow,. Matilda Fancher. and John Fanchrr,
her husband; Samira Kelley and Artemus
Kelley. her husband. heirs Of Ethelber; Il.
Brown. deceased.
l have levied upon and seized all the right. title
interest and claim III the said defendants. If In
and to the following described real-estatr. to-
wit:
All Of lot I, Of the southeast quarter Of Sec
tiOn -. township 80, Of range 81.
All lying and being In said county Of Holt and
State Of Missouri. And will on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25ih, lsss.
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that
day. at the co irt house door In the city Of Ore
gOn. county Of Holt aforesaid. sell the same. or
so much thereof rs may be required, at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
to satisfy said eAecutisn and costs.
JAMES T.. CCMNISS,
Sheriff of Holt County.
W. r. IIOffmaDn, Atty for PHI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHSAiFF'S SALE.

Ey virtue and authority Of special execution
Issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circnic
Court Of Holt cOInty. Missouri. .r.turntbe nj the
August term isS;. of said court, and tn me ii-
rccted in ivor ot tho state III Missouri. at tho
relation and to the riss oi J.. =. wri.,. collector
of revenue 81 Holt county, Missouri and ,gansr
Harvey l.. Williams and sam,,ii Ciapp,
| have levied upon and SeiZsd all the right. title
and interest of the within named ,trirn nt u.s. 0!
In and TO the following described real estate, aS
follows tO-wH:
All of blork : lots 3. :. '.lrck :: lots Q, ".
i3. "a. iS. ~ 70. II. III black k.,- n il,
block I; al of bl,rk =. lots l. :. d IN hirk ::
all of b "ckS 10. II. Is and ~; lots I. ,, s. I.
9. g. :. s. O. II. -. X. II. u. -. ~. %. aJ ia
bl"cE = lot; !. B. !. ). q. :. .. io, IL. u, IS.
Is. IL IN hlork .: ln;S ! - Is - 10 II II Is
4 Is Ii II I. i'll block T.. all IN til. t"wn u;
Bigel0w.
An living and being in said ronnty and State
OF Missouri and will On
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .5th, Iss6.
between the hours If nine uc.orS IN the fnre-
noon and five O'Clock in the afirruoo.i ,f that
day. AT the court house door in tip city of t,r,-
guh, county ct Holt aforesaid - II the samc ut
public veninc. To the highest bidder for cash ID
h,,lid, tu satisfy said cNrcntion and eti>tS.
JAMES r. CEMMISS.
sheriff of ilon County.
w. TX. Hoffman, Any far PIN
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Whereas Christopher NJ SwOre and Martha
NJ Swoi.e. HIS wife. by their mortgage with
power sf sale. dated the 9Th day of February
i>,4, eoiyc,ed To Holt County, Missouri, lie
following drScrib.t rea'-cs.afe, Si4Iat- living
and being in said county and state. to-Wii
The northwest quarter Of the soUtl,wes, quar-
ter Of section twenty t.0): the southeast fOurIh
VI The northeast quarter If section teen ti9)
also the north half nf the northeast quarter "f
section nineteen li9i; all ~ township sixty -une
t6i oi ringc thIrly-cisht ,:Sl.
Which Slid conveyance WAS made in tr,iS. ,o
Sectrr the payment Of I certain bond "a in said
whereas il il provided III s.id mortgage ih;t in
default of the payment of said bo,s! according
tO its terms anA effects that the sheriff uf said
county might proceed withou; suit ON said
mortgage to srl said mOrrgased premises to-
satisfy siid debt. And whereas default h;.s
been made iH the payment of -, d bond, and
whereas the County Court did on the 9Th day IL
commanding the sheriff If said county to sell
said premises or much thcrerf as viii he
sufficient to pay said debt. interest and cost
Now. therefore. hy virtue ~! said mortgage and
order, Will on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -. lssG,
between the hours of nine o'clock IN the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the a,t,T;s.;iI Of that
day, nj the court houSe 'toor In the city ct Ore
gOn, county Of Holt aforesaid sci, the same at
public yendur. to the highest bladder for cash in
hand, all the right. title and interest ni the said
Christopher VI. Swope and Martha ". Swope.
Of, ia and to TIE above described rsai-r>t;ttc
the foregoing; mortgage. interest and ro'is.
JAMES T.. CCMNINS.
Sheriff of Holt County.
Il. !. Rea, Atty for County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
School Announcement a

The Eleventh Annual Session of the
Oregon Normal School will open Sep
tember 18th, 1886.
The object of this institution Is to
provide IL thorough High school educa-
ton The course Of instruction is so
arranged as to enable students, at their
option, to prepare for business life, for
college OF tor the profession of teach
ing.
The following are some of the advan-
tages which We think justify usiin claim
ing for the Oregon Normal foremost
rank among educational institutions of
the same grade:
!. The exceptional superiority Of
Oregon as site for such a schoOi-its
quietness, its moral tone, freedom from
temptations, cheapness of living, etc.
2. The ample provision for tie CON-
font Of students The school building
has lately been fitted with steam-heat-
ing apparatus at an expense of $4,000 ]
g. The quality of instruction afforded
in breadth, fuIiness and compile teness.
The aim is to develop charact er-tO
make not merely scholars of students,
but full Orbed men and women.
4. For th"se desiring it, instruction
may be had of the best teachers, Ill
music, drawing and painting.
Preparation for the Normal can he
obtained IN the grade. school in cOnnec
ton with it.
For further information apply to Dan
iel Zachman, Secretary OF the Board,
or to Professor j. F. Martin, Principal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

a glib tongue is not one of earth 8
rarities, yet it Is not every possesser of
1t that understands to manage the
jolly proprleties Of table talk. To rattle
through it with credit to himself and
profit to his fellow-Sue>ts, he must
know wha: and VIXEN to speak and how
TO take graceful advantage of any gap
in the conversation Indeed, to prevent
the occurrence Of any. To do this
without the appearance of ubtrnsion or
vanity or risklng the reputation OF q
chatterer, constitutes the art of table
talk. The dinner giver-we mean him
who selects his guests with the know
ledae that the surceSs of his dinner will
depend in = great meas ure upon their
conversational pOwers-under<tands
th:.t il Is not essential that all the COM
pamy should be accomplished table
takers. Expedience does not always
allow this, and,if it did tie result wsnld
not be entirely desirable. Good listen
err, whether at the table or elsewhere,
are as indispensable as good takers,
for, the jest or the story owes the life of
its success more to the ear of him who
hears than to the tongue that speaks il.
Therefore an Over-abundance Of good
takers at a banquet would result in
their being in each others way, and,
like trees too thickly PLAN. he lux
uriance of AL would be lost ! Com
pany of twenty, five ought ~ ue snffi
clent ct" set u table in rear" and
keep it there.-The Caterer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHERiFF'S SALE.

Whereas George G.. ". Lnnsford and Margn-
ret Ann I.unsiord, his vile, ty their MOI tyaye
with power ni sale. dated the 18th day ri .Sunc,
1854. conveyed to Hoii County, Missouri, the
following de .cribed reaI-cSiate. lying and being
situated III said county and state, to-wt
All Of lot nnmb-r three Is, Of the northwest
quarter of section number thirty one tJl] in
township sixty niIe f6li OF range number thirty
nine :S excepting hvo acres III a parallel strip
of south side 0f said lot three also the snuth
half VI lot number four of fractional section
number Thirty one i:lI III township number
sixty -one l6i Of range nHRber thirty -ninc 10.
containing In all 81 tr,-lOO acres more or les.
Which said conveyance WAS made IN trust to
secure the payment Of u certain bond AZ IN
said mortgage with power Of sale is described
and whereas u il provided in said mortgage
that iD default Of the payment Of Said bond ar
cordi.g to its terms and effects that the sheriff
OF said county might pf0cre,l without suit on
said mortgage to sell said niOrtgaged premises
to satisfy said debt. Aud whereas. default has
been made In the payment Of said bond; and
whereas the County Court did on the 9TH day Of
May, 1876. make an order entered Of record,
commanding the sheriff Of said county to sell
said premises or so much thereof as will be
sufficient t. pay said debt. in trrst and cost.
Now. therefore, by VI virtue III said mortgage
and order. will on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST -. lSss.
between the hours Of nine o'clock IN the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon oi that
day. at the Court House ti"Ur III the Ciiy Hf Or-
egOn. County Of Holt. aforesaid. sell ~ public
vcudHe, TO the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right. title and interest of George &. W.
LunSfOrd and Margaret LunsSOrtt, of IN and Ia
the above described real estate, or 80 much
thereof as will be Sulficieit to satisfy the fore
going mortgage, interest and casts
JAMES E. CCMMISS,
Sheriff Of Holt County.
X. j. Rea. Atty. for County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

JUDGE SHERWOOD agrees with Maj.
Edwards in stismatiziug the temper
ance folks of Missouri rs Cossacks,
against whom the DE nocracy of the
state should promptly present q hollow
square of distinct and unconditional
eDmity. II is pleasant to see dis'in-
guished jnrist take the bull by the
horns in this way, If We may be allowed
TO vary the metaphor to that extent;
but We strongly suspect at the same
time that IN SO doing he lessons rather
than increases his chances IF election
to the senate. There Is 4 good deal OF
dryness in the Missouri atmosphere this
year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Tax Books for
the year lSS6 have been placed in nv hands fer
cOll1ctiOn and that will iueri the Tax Payers
Of the several townships in Holt County al the
following times and places to receive their
taxes, VIZ:
RichvilIe. NOdaway township. Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday. September Is, II, Is.
New Point. Hickory township Thursday, Fri
day. Saturday. September l6, u, Is.
Corning. Iinc~lH township. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday. September 20 81. -.
Craig. Union township: Thursday, Friday.
Saturday. September D. "a. %.
Bistlow. Bgelow township. Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday, September =, ~. ~.
Mound City. Benton township. Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, September 30. October LIZ.
Ross Grove, Liberty township. Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday, Ociot,cr I, 5. &.
Maitland, Clay township. Thursday. Friday.
October Z. 8. 3.
Forbes. Forbes township. Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday, October II, II. IL:
Forest City. West Lewis township. Thursday,
Friday. Saturday, October "a. Is, I6.
Oregon. East Lewis. township. from October
IS to December 81, 1856.
r. r. WEL1Y.
Collector Of Holt County Missouri
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
The Missouri Political Situation.

H. IS commonly supposed that Bourbon
Democracy has Sc. ured such firm hD q
upon Missouri that nothing short %! 4
miracle can eyer resCu- her from IT.
blight,ng and drfliHg clutches. We
are ro: Soin@ To say that this view is
entirely fanciInl; but We do insist tba,
Il ~ unnecessarily melancholy. The
situation is bad enough at best. heaven
knows. considering the ,ast amount OF
money that has been spent III The State
Tor promotion CT schools, churches and
other appliances Of civiliZ ,tiOn but II
j, not hopeless. by any pleans. 1t is
steadily and percep,,b!y Improving yesr
by year, and there is really good reason
To bolirvu that with continued and de-
termiucl effort the task oi redemption
may he accomplished mot immediately,
ot course, hut IN gradua. way aud hy
patient and GIgilant processes. There
are propi'1ous Signs which it will not
do to overlook Or disparase. The leaven
of intelligence is working; the force ot
ancient prejudice and superstition Is
weakening the gracious influences of
time, experience and observation are
having practical effect, rs any candid
observer can see, and rs the election
returns plainly show.
The total vote of the State for Presi-
dent at the last election was Al, ,o10, of
which the Democratic party polled 235,-
9SS, and the opposition 2O5,0S2, giving
Democratic majority of ;.0,996. But
ut this same election, the total vote of
the State for Governor was 1853, of
which the Democratic party polled 2ls,-
8S5, and the opposition 2lS, ,46s, giving
u Democratic majority of only Az.
These figures are important and in
structive in several respects. They in-
dicate for one thing, and principally,
that the Democratic leaders can no
longer depend upon the rank and file
of their party to obey Their orders and
ratify their arrangements IN the old
prompt and headstrong manner. These
voters who fol merly never hesitated to
do jus. what these bosses directed and
desired have clearly begun to think for
themselves to some extent, and when
Democrats begin to think Democratic
maiOritics begin to waver and dwln-
die. 1t u maHlfest that point has
been reached where. under clrcum-
stances, political division can be ef-
fected in Missouri ON u margin of less
than 500 votes in favor of tt Demo-
cratic party; and that sign: les q de-
finite possibility of Republican iumph.
-G.-D.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
RIFFS SALE.

By virtue and authority Of u ge-eral eNecu-
ton issued fIsm the Ofl,c. Of tine Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Holt county. Missouri, rcturna-
BILE al the August term. lsS6. Of said court. and
to m. directed. in favor Cf William Il. Orr, and
against y. L. Rumble. W. ". Bnycr. and William
Beauch amp.
have levied upon and seized all the right, tite
aid interest uf the within named defendants. ef,
III AMI TO the following described rsai-esia As
follows. to-wii:
All Of the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section 81. township IL. raEgr ~. and
southwest i northwest !, Of section Il. AMI s,sO
the south half Of the northeast quarter Of
tiOn I, all In township 6i, of range 10. and the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter Uf
section III. township sINty-o tsi>. range n.
All living and being In said county and stale
Of Missouri; and will OH
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1896
between the hours of nine O'clcc,, In the fore
noon and five O'Clock in TIE attcrnaou VI that
day, ~ the court house door ia the city Of Ore
gnn. county of Holt aforesaid. sell the sane Vt
public ventiUa. To- the highest bidder. for cash
in hand, to satisfy said execution and casts.
JAMES + CCMMINS,
Sheriff VI Holt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of a general execution
issued from the Office VI the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Holt county. Missouri .rcturnable at the
August term, Isst, of said court. and to me dl-
rected in favor Of john l.. Chuning. and against
T.. NJ. Swope.
have levied upon and seized all the right. title
and interest Of the within named defendant. Of.
in and to the following described real estate, a.
follows tO-wit:
All Of the north half of the northeast quarter
and the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, all in section IS, township 81 Of range
~.
AN lying and being in said county and State
Of Missouri and will IN
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1876
between the hours Of nine o'clock IN the fore
noon and five O'ciuek in the afternoon ef that
day, at the court house. door in the city Of Ore
gun. county II Holt aforesaid. sell the same at
public vendue. to the highest bidder for cash In
hand. to satisfy said execution and costs.
JAMES +. CCMMlNS,
Sheriff Of Holt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

CONGEFssMAN DrNHAM, of Chicago,
being asked. "What is the feeling
among the members as to the political
results of the session?''
"Dsmocrats themselves admit that
II has been Republican success.
They have shown neither the courage
nor the brains to accomplish anything
wise or good in legislation. The great
bulk of the Democratic party is dissatis-
fed with the Administration, and.
though compelled by party devotion to
support it numbers of them do SO only
halfheartcdly."
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
ONE of the principal arguments Offer

ONE of the principal arguments Offer
el IN support Of the Morrison surplus
distribution scheme is that more money
is needed in the channels of commerce !,
and yet there Is known to be over S7j,-
100000 of unen,plol ed capital in New
York to-day. Ind similar condition
exists in all the other financial centers
of the country. That Is to say, there is
an abundance of money lyirg idle for
want Of profitable chances of invest
ment, aud the best thing that the Dem
ocratic party proposes rs = remedy In
The case is to increase the amount Of
such unemployed capital by ''rcleasins"
SlGU.DOO,O0O from, the treasury.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

AN intelligent lady, the daughter Of q
Missouri Democrat whCse name has
been household word throughout the
Nation for the Fast fourteen years, the
other day gave - terss but graphic ex-
position Of Senator Cockrell's merit as
= public man. Said she. che WAS both.
ing when he went to the United States
Senate. As . Senator he never did auy-
thing, nor could do anything, either for
himself or his constituents. lie has
never done anything for Missouri, either
As public man or AS a private citizen,
nor ever will lie is simply a figure
head-was nothing and IS nothing" II
is this feeling Of Cockrell's uni:ness
that has created such a strong opposi-
tion to him in his own party.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
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The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

BY virtue an,i authority Of a general rxecu-
fion issued from the office Gf the Clerk VI TIE
Circuit Court of Iioif county,, Missouri. return
able ut the Angus; Term. lss;. OF said court AMI
to ME directed IN favor Of W. II. Hiehar,is, and
against T. $. PattoA.
have levied upon and sciz ID all the right. ttls
and interest VI the within named defendant, Of.
in and to the following described real estate. ~
follows. te-wit:
All oi the west half of the northwest quarter
Of section thirty-two .3l). township sixty two
lG2I OF rarg ge thirty eight rs,
AL lying and being in said county ami state
Of Missouri; and will On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1855.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in til" fpre-
mon an% five O'Clock IN the afternoon uf that
day. at tae court ho,iS- door In th' city sf Ore
gUI. county of Holt aforesaid, S,.ll the same as
public vcndna. tn the highest bidder for cash In
hand, to satisfy said rN"r,,fioi and costs.
JAMES L. CTMMINS.
sheriff Of Holt CoHnty.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

Young, old. and middle aged, all ex.
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ren, suffering from sore eyes, sore
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The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of special execution
issued from the Office II tn" Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Holt county. Missouri rpturnable ut the
August ferm. 1896. Of said court. and to me d.
rrcted il flavor of the State Of Missouri, at the
relation tnd TO the use Of T. T. Welly. collector
OF reyesie Of Holt county. Missouri, and
i l. II iastetter. ~. f. HufIstetter, James
SrO!t Il y X II Russri.
l have lsabrd upon ard seized all the right title
interest md claim Of the said defendants
of in and ito the following described real es-
tate. tn-,ht:
All Of s !, 2. and II and the northwest 1-e
of II in hltck I3 In the town nf Craig.
All lying and being III said county aud State
of Missouri and l will on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 18th, 1886,
between the hours II nine o'clock in the FORE
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon Of T. at
day, at the court house dSOr in the city Of Ore
gOn. county Of Ilol; aforesaid sell fsc same, or
so much thereof as may bc required, at public
vendur TO the highest bidder for cash In hand,
IL satisfy said execution and costs
JAMES 4. CCMMIES.
Sheriff of Holt County.
Hoffman,, Atty for Pin.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20

OrR neighbOr of the Bolckow Herald
appeals strongly to the decent Demo.
::ats TO vote against their regular can
,:.dates for State Senator, the very hon
Fable Michael Morgan. whom II char
...terizes by such pet names rs "poli,-
Al war,. a noneuity. II bubble, Il saloon
tum,'' AMI several c;her kindred APP
;.ella.iOns. " Whatever our neighbours
,r.inence with Democrats may be, II
las certainly undertaken 4 large ccn-
tract when it essays to defeat one Of
senator CotkreIls ~armest supporters.
>'":tn is for Cockrell, and Cuckreli is
70 Moran, and the Democracy will keep
.acm both IN positions Of honor aud
;.ls: :ust ~ long As they are in the
gnHILrity.