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Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Large Turtles.

A large crowd was attracted to the
establishment Of Messrs. David Peterson
& Co. Upon going closer we saw q
large turtle in tub. Last Monday,
they had tree turtle soup which was
excellent. Mr. Troy the well-known
rcstauranteur is with Mr.. Peterson, and
all can be sure th1t fF,ev viii be We
Pleased with the arrangements.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Have Tou Forgotterk

Members Of the Normal School Alum
nj will please attend the regular annua
meeting to be held, Saturday evening
the twelfth inst, at half past fiv<
o'clock, In the school building.
BY order OF the President, ]. Ell John:
ton, j. E. Robinson, Secretary.
'sWhat fool" you say! Don't car,
II he Is, he is going to the grand csncer
June 2lss. cE .csc= OK
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Voters OF Monroe Ward,

you are most respectfully called upon to
attend a mass meeting at your Hall,
Foushee St., on Thursday night, June
the seventeenth, at half past seven
o'clock p. NJ, to take under considers
ton business Of important concerning
the voters Of Monroe ward.
nv order of the Chairman,
w. II. smith.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Strange!

Yes, you want cheap goods. In 9th
words, that's The place you're hunting
for, well look across the street, You see
the sign Owen, Spencer 6 Co. Well now
go right in there and il you are not well
pleased wen be disposed to give you q
new silk beaver. Of course you have
seen the advertisement in the PLANET
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
See Here.

We direct attention to the large adVeI
tisement Of the Grand Fountain Gniteu
Order OF True Reformers. Rev. ". WI
Browne, the G. w. NJ, has certainly
made rapid strides in bringing the VI
der 70 the attertion Of the public. and
ia rapidly increasing numbers attestf
its popularity. The Elder is tirelesE
worker. All endowments have been
proKptly paid.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Read This.

Colored Presbyterian Church, Rev.
William Harrison Lee, pastor. Regular
services are held In the Samaritan Hall,
and door, corner Of 9th and Duval Sts'
preaching every Sabbath morning at
1l.ls. Sabbath-School, at $50 T. n.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Just LOOkl

We wish to call attention to Stokes
elegant establishment extensive Inn
provenents have recently been made
which make this store the handsomest
grocery in Richmond. We can promise
our c0lored friends polite attention,
fresh clean goods at very reasonable
prices.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Regular services Of the Oolored Pres
! bv,sTian Church will be held hereafter
N the Samaritans Hall, and floor corner
of sixth and Duyal SIS. commencing
lime the 9th inst. Preaching every
sabbath morning at ll.l6 sabbath
w. HARRISON LEE, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Baseball.

The match game Of baseball played
Monday 7th inst, in Manchester, BE-
tween the Manhattans Of Richmond and
the Royal Blues Of manchester, resulted
in victory for the former by = score
eighteen to thirteen.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Mr.. T. NJ. Perkins OF Petersburg Is
now located in this city.
Decoration day was celebrated Mon
day. 3lst ult. The G. A. R., Capt. r. L.
Hobson commanding, and the Attuck's
Guards, Capt. Emmet Scott command
ing visited the National Cemetary. The
latter fired three volleys in honor OF the
dead.
The colored peoples cemetaries here
look very attractive. Neat monuments
are pro minently seen in the city OF ou
dead.
Work will soon be commenced on the
tunnel under 9Th st. A large force OF
hands will be employed.
Well, now, told you that he had
charge Of the funeral, don't keep on
complimenting it. know he does his
work well, and for little money. Ev
erybody knows Mr.. Isaiah Doyle. Read
his advertisement and dent worry me.
Frederick A. Williams and Edward
Robinson are the colOred men on the
grand jury for the June term Of the
IH7IssSssting's LoLs:
Frank Kersey, respected cf&ep<'s
preparing to put up handsome buil'
ing on the corner OF Price and Leigh 81
The matrimonial fever Is steadily In
creasing here. The doctors seem to pa
no attention to it, and its ravages ar
unabated. Twelve couples are affecte
and the eliminating point will be reac
ed within month. The ministers al
) smiling broadly.
-
Yes, sir! l tried that Klosko remedy
and it cnred me. 1t is fine blood rem
dy In all Its forms. I'll buy some
! once. See advertisement.
x There are more business places co
Quoted by colorcd men in this city tina
T ever before, and they are steadily Q
q the increase. The failure of one do'
s not deter another.
. Boy, come away from there. l shs
do it. know where can get fiji
meal for the least money. will 60
e Mr.. c. B. Green's place, I've seen h
d advertisement.
Mr.. John r. Chiles, our popul
friend who has been located at o.
Point is kn the city, He lately returne
'. from trip to New York. Mr.. william
lr Chiles is also In the city. Both are he
|, on account Of the illness Of their iath'
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Notice.

This is to certify that l, Mamie Allen
was one OF the rebelling party that
went to Navy Hill. have returned to
my church. The church was right and
was wrong.
MAMIE ALLEN.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
A Method Fer Raising Money .

The Baptist State Convention OF Vir-
ginia at Its annual session in Lexington
Va. May twelfth eighteen eighty-six
adopted the following plan for raising
money to carry on the Foreign Mission
work;
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Remember.

The Acme Literary Association VIII
meet next Tuesday night at the Lelgh
ST. MI church. John Mitchell. Jr.,
will read q paper on Colcrea journalism
Recitation by Miss Maria E. Anderson.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Why that boy has gotten down into
that muddy culvert in order to make
enough mnoey to go to the Ind Baptist
Church Monday, night June 2lst.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Readi! Ye Picni. KRIS!

Mr.. A. d. Price is ready to furnish
comfortable two horse wagons to picnic
parties or for other purposes. Persons
desiring such would do weii to call and
see him at No. 7 W. Broad St.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Jordan NAV be hard road to travel
but 1t is a pleasant walk to the End Bap'
Church, Monday night, June twenty
first.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

MRS. S. E. Mccarthy, the wonderful
mind reader and phrenologist may be
found at nine hundred and fourteen "
Broad street.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Yes, YOU want to please yours girl, take
her to the Concert, June 2lst, at the "a
Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
DON'T FORGET THE
DAY

Companies from Washington
Baltimore, Norfolk, Hampton, Pc
tersburg, Danville, Lynchburg and
Fredericksburg, will be present.
A grand time, DON'T FORGET
THE DATE,
Exhibition Drills, Dress parades,
Sham Battles and Skirmish Drills,
will take place. Camp fires aud
fireworks at night, Strange but
true The Governor will view
the troops.
GRAND REUNION BALL AT NIGHT
Committee OF Arrangements;
Capt. Emmet Scott, Capt. G. b.
Nicholas, Capt. VIM. Bailey, Capt.
w. H. Bannister. Capt. &. A Paul,
Adjutant, A G Browne
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Big children, little children, all are in
the Concert at the and Bapt. Church,
June 2lst.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Get out of that goat cart. Grand con
ce1c the end Bapt. Church Monday
June 2lst.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
FAMILY ICE CREAM.
FAM1IL 1OA OASAN
PETER THOMPSON, &CO.,
900 N. 9Th STREET.

900 N. 9Th STREET.
Pure. rich and iaultless furnished with
ont any unne eccessary handling at $1.4O
ner gall. Cream frozen for families at
6 cents, per Gall. Orders promptly
attended and delivered free OF charge.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, fairs, festi'
walls furnished at reduced prices.
Pure cream made to order at ss.oO
Nodded at 1.5O per gall.
Neapolitan at 1.5O
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. w. Philip Dabney has returned
to the city from New York.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12
ADMISSIONS:

Adults, 20 Gus
Children, (URder IL years. 10 I"
For further infoI matiol see Ad-
jutant.
A. C. Browne.
4O6 w. Broad st. Richmond, Va
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Boy, come away from there. shan
do 1t. know where can get fine
meal for the least money. will 60 to
Mr.. c. B. Green's place, I've seen his
advertisement.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Mr.. John R. Chiles, our popular
friend who has been located at Oh d
Point is 10 the city, He lately returned
from trip to New York. Mr.. william e
Chiles is also in the city. Both are here
on account OF the illness Of their father.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

There are more business places con
Quoted by colorcd men in this city than
ever before, and they are steadily on
the increase. The failure Of one does
not deter another.
Richmond planet., 1886-06-12

Mr.. T. NJ. Perkins of Petersburg is
now located in this city.
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For one dollar Mr.. T. G.. Perrin will sell you
q package Of the american Fruit Preserving
Powder and Liquid with which you can
preserve DC pounds OF fruits, or vegetables,
which may be kept the year round without
fear of fermentation. Superior to any other
prcsprvatlvc known. Try it, you Will like 1t.
Clothing! clothing! For the next thirty
days, will sell Our entire stock or spring ana
Summer clothing at net New YORK cost. L.
Rosenberg & Go. 7-S
Millinery to suit the taste and fancy OF eV.
cry one this month. Il. NJ. Haddon q 20. o-Z
Dresses cut and fit, or made to order on
short notice at Haddon's. 5-l9
Hoop skirts and bustles at Haddon's. 5.l9.
New lot Millinery received this " eek.
Novelties for summer wear, at Haddons. 5l9
LIEN blanks which are Intended to protect
merchants for advances. on crops are printed
and ready for sale 1T the Press and Banner
office.
Notions Of all kinds very cheap at F.. A..
Tcmplcton q Cos. 020
chS1p s5osfs5y ao cheap er0okory at F. s5 a.
Three cases Of millinery goods just received
al Wnl. +. Bells.
Dresses cut and made on short notice at
Wm i. Bells.
The latest novelties in dress goods can be
found ut VIM. +. Bells.
Mondaria crepe cloth for ladies dresses with
trimming to match. VIM. Il. Bell.
Fans, fans, black and fancy from lOc. to- 81 90.
w. E. Bell. o'26
Ladies' collars with cape from SC to 2Oc
Vim. T. Bell. III
Large white plaid lawns for dresses, some
thing beautiful at WIN. Z. Bells. 4-2l
Spring and Summer clothing at New York
cost. p. Rosenberg L. Co. 7-2S
Low quarter shoes! low quarter shoes! at
New York cost. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Now Is your time to buy pair Of low qnar--
ter shoes at New York cost. p. Rosenberg &
Co. 7-2S
For the next thirty days our entire stock OF
low quarter shoes will be sold at New York
cost. p. Rosenberg & Co. 7-2S
Dress goods, kiber cloth, nuns yelling, En-
glish plaids, Henrietta cloth, black anu col
Ored cashmere, and stripe bOucle cloth for
combination suits. VIM. 4. Bell. 3-3l
ENVELOPES with your card OH them at very
low figures can he had at the Press and Ban
ncr Office.
EVERYBODY uses letter heads, and 1t is
strange that you do not go TO the Press and
Banner office and get them printed.
Black silk parasols. with white, black, blue
and garnet lining. w. L. Bell. 5-2G
Large line of crepe lace just received. from
l0c. to SOC. ut VIM. i. Bells.
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slightest objection to expressing myself On.
nny public Question. At the last session Of
the LEGISLATURE Il petition was presented to
that body, signed by over fifteen hundred
voters praying the passage of bill allowing
tie people OF this county to vote on the nucs-
tion of the sale OF whiskey in Abbeville
county. In consequence, a bill to that effect
was introduced in the Legislature. but was
killed by q majority OF one. The immedinlc G
question involved in that bill was not (rohi-
Gition or Anti Prohibition. but the right OF the
people to have the question Of prohibition
submitted to them and to vote upon 1t, TIE
discussion Of the question OF prohibition IT,
self. in connection with that bill, was there
fore out Of place, the simple question being
had the people Il right TO vote upoa the ten-
rcrancc question, and to this unhcsitatlng-
ly answer, Yes.
Our forefathers in England centuries ago,
secured to themselves The right Of petition, by
the expenditure of much blood and treasure,
and so sacred is this right held in CHS coun-
try that 1t secured TO us by the Constitution of
South Carolina. and l believe, of every other
Slate In the Union.
This being the being the case, believe that
no representative OF tho people has the right
to disregard the wishes OF his constituents
II elected rs one OF the represcn tativCs from
Abbevillc county, J would deem 1t my duty
to vote for, and use my influence In securing,
the pussage of such bill MS referred to in
your letleI The true spirit Of Democracy is
subserviency to tho will Of the people, and
representative is the servant and Lot mas
ter of the people.
Hoping that have made myself plain,
remain, Yours truly,
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A STRONG LETTER FROM MIR. BLAKE.
The Refusal TO Grant Petition Of Cit
izcns an Cnwarrantablc Denial of
Their Constitutional Rights.

GREENw ooD, >. c., August u, lSS6.
Editor Press and Bdnnsr:
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of inquiry, In behalf
of the people of Abbcvile county, desiring to
know whether would, If elected. vote for and
Use my influence to secure the enactment OF
n law 10 authorize the qualified voters to vote
upon the question of prohibiting the sale OF
whislkcy within the limits of Abberille coun-
ty, reached Inc too late for reply In your last
in confirmation Of my purpose, refer TO the
records Of the last session Of the1Icgisature,
when voted for n bill for this purpose, and
urged its passage with I'LL the power possess
cd. My argument before the Legislature was,
that to refuse to pass the bill was denial 10
the people of Abbeville county OF the right of
petition-a chartered right, which was Of more
value to them than the object sought In the
petition, and one which they would never
surrender The policy of local legislation has
become the settled policy Of The Stale. ltwas
in this way the stock law was enacted, Will
mere local application 1T first, and then adopt
cd for the whole State. The same policy is
pursued in reference to taxation for raj lroads.
The Legislature never refuses, when asked, 10
provide for voting local tax upon the land
owner for constructing railroads: bat strange
to say, when fifteen hlndred citizens Of this
county asked TO be allowed to decide for them
selves, matter affecting their civilization
and social we'll being, and that too itEout q
single counter petitioner, this established pol
icy was reversed, and the privilege denied
them. believe that the opposition TO he bill
was an unwarrantablc interference with the
affairs OF our county, md an insult 10 our
people, and l so cllaracIcrlZed It,.
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Sherif's Sale,

Monroe Bros. & Co. and others vs.. John A.
Moore.-Sundry Executions.
DY vi,tue OF sundry executions to me direct.
. cd, in the above stated case, will sell To
the highest bidder, at public auction, Within
the legal hours OF sale, Mt Abbeville c. H., on
right. title and interest Of John A. Moore in Z
the following described property. to wit: All
that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Abbeville, State Of
South Carolina, containing
TWENTY.TWo e225 ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of j. P. Phil:
lips, Luther kinard. Mrs Sherard and others.
Also, all the interest Of the said John A.
Moore, (bcing one-third) In tract or parcel Of
land in the County and state Aforesaid, con-,
taininS -gt
TWO HUNDRED (2OO) ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lqndsot pr. ". I.
Anderson, James Seal and s: B: Marshall.
Also,
ONE LOT OF LAND, and the Two-sTokY
BRICK STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, in the town Sf
Ninety-SiX, and lately occupied bY Jeff D,
Moore as q general store. Also, all the inter;
est Of tile said John A. Moore tbeiDg one-halft
IN A LOT. and the STORE BUILDING
thereon. on Cambridge street, In the town.ot
Also ut the town of Ninety-Six, on the same
day and days following. all the goods, wares
and merchandise OF the said Jno. A. Moore,
consisting Of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Cloth-l
usually kept III n first class country store, In,
Guiding one Iron Safe, Platform Scales, &c.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of
John A. Moore, TO satisfy the aforesaid execu:
tions and costs. TERMS-CASH.
August A. 1856. II -. - ::
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Sherif's Sale.

NJ. a. e. Waller against Jno T. Mckellar.-
Execution.
ny virtue of an Execution to me directed In
q the aboYe stated case, l will sell to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, within the
legal hours of sale, ut Abbcvllle e. II on Mon
day, the sixth day OF September, 1895, all the
right, title and interest of Jno. II. Mckcllar in
the following Real Estate, to wit: All that
tract or parcel Of Land situate, lying and be-
ing in Town of Greenwood, containing
THIRTEEN Q3) ACRES,
more or less, and BOUNDED by lands OF ]. T.
simmons, j. Z. Maxwell and g. q. Waller.
Also
ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
In the town of Greenwood Q3 acres) on which
the defendant now resides, bounded by Estate
Martin Hacket and others. Also
SIXTY (GO) ACRES,
cf land, more or less, bounded by j. G. Max
well, w. II. Blake and otherr. Also
FOUR HUNDRED (tOO) ACRES,
more or less, in White Hall township, bound
cd by j. Il. Ligon, V. Griffin, Il. \. Watson and
others. Levied on and to DC sold as the prop
crty of ]. \. Mcclellan, to satisfy the aforesaid
Execution and costs. TERMS-Cash.
j. Il. G.. DUPRE,
August ., 1856. Sheriff A. c.
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Sherif's Sale.

b. X. Bcacham, Agent, against ]. W. Nichols,
Execution.
DY virtue of an Execution to me. di.
ID rcc!cd, in tie above stated case, will sell
to the highest bidder, mt Public Auction,
within the legal hours of sale, at AoDcVlllc
Court House, on Monday the sixth day OF
September \. D. 1856. all the right. tit lie and
Interest OF J, w. Nichols in the following de-
scribcd property, to wit: All lhattract or par
eel of Land. situate, lying and being IN the
town of Abbcvillc, County of Abbevllle,
South Carolina, and known as the Lee Place.
and containing
ONE ACRE,
more or less, and the buildings thereon, bound
cd by lands OF w. a. Lee, Il. NJ. 1laddon, VI
emma Street, ct al. Levied on and tobc sold as
the property of J. W. Nichols, to satisfy the
aforesaid Execution and costs. IERNlSTGash.
J. +. e. DUPRE.
Sheriff -Abbcvillc Comfy.
August 7, 1856, 1t.
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TIE ladies of the Presbyterian congrega'
tion will give an open air evening entertain
n,cnt on the grounds Of Mr.. IL. w. WhiIe
Wednesday Is, inst, beginning ut O'Clock r
NJ. All kinds of lees will be served and an
excellent opportunity afforded for keeplng
cool. The patronage Of the entire commuhl
ty is respectfully solicited.
HONEST John W. r. Pope, editor Of the Cot
,,,nbia Register, was in town n few days ago
lie is In fine health, and makes paper when
Is to be commended for its editorial utterance
MS well as for the beauty OF Its typography
The Register Is incorrupuole, and It's editorials
are able.
REV. S. J. BErHEA assisted by Rev, s. A,
Weber, has been conducting protracted
meeting Mt Shiloh. Over fifty persons were
added TO the church. The membership ol
that church is now nearly three hundred.
THE matter OF new Town Council seems
to attract some attention If we are to form an
opinion on the subject from the number OIL
men who have been mentioned in connection
with that honorable position.
THE following persons are appointed mana
gers for the Abhcyille Democratic club to con-
duct the primary election on Saturday, Au'
gust 81, to wit: ]. w. Thomson, T. G. Perrin.
]. c. Miller.
Mr. GEORGE SI1LLITo shot twice at Bccf
Sam, or Sam Marshall. colored. while on the
streets yesterday. The town council hnnu I
Shillito so5 or twenty-five days in jail. lie
went to Jail.
CApL BONHAM was In Edgefield last week
CONFLICTING the Court OF General Sessions for
the Solicitor, his brother. Capt. Bonham re-
turned home on Sunday.
MANY OF our readers. and especially the old
soldiers Of the 10th S. c. V. will regret to learl,
of the death of Gen. a. NJ. Manigault.
MRS. T. w. WHITE and family returned
last week. after an extended visit to relatives
in Newberry.
THERE nre several cases Of typhoid fever in
town: Examine your well anu clean your
premises.
THE following are the managers for 1.eba
non ciub-J. s. Gilbert, J. e. Presley, VIM Nc
Eensle.
Mrs. F.. CARRISGToN and daughter, OF MIL
lcdgevile, Ga, are visiting relatives In Abbe'
WILLIE
MEssRs. F.. A. TEMrLEToN e. Co. will keep
ice all summer. They have it at all times.
MISS LIZZIE MARSHALL Is Off on q trip to
Caesars Head with Col. Orrs family.
THE Means Chapel club will meet at ten
O'Clock on next Saturday morning.
Don't expose yourself to the sun unncccs'
sarly during the heated term.
4 religious meeting at Sharon has been
going on for several days.
CLEANLINESS is next to godliness, and 1t Is
necessary for health.
THE little folk had pleasant gathering at
Mr.. Lees last night
BURNS & RUSSELL have opened n beef mar
kct and ice house.
THE weather has been extremely warm for
several days.
Mr.. S. J. ZEIGLER and family are at Little
Mountain.
Mr.. CHARLES LYON IS very sick Of typhoid
fever.
DIR. NEUFFERs brother is in town.
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Local Option Law Similar 10 the
Georgia Law.

ABEEVILLE, S. e., August Q, 1856.
Hugh Uilson, Esp, Etiitor Press and Banner;
DEAR SIE-Rrplymg to your letter OF 2d in
slant, hcg to say that al the last session of
the General Assembly, advocated the pass
age Of Il bill to "authoriZc the qualified voters
(of Abbcvillc county, to vote upon the qucs-
tion Of prohibiting The sale of Intoxicating H.
ouors within the limits of Abbevillc county,
and would favor the passage Of such mcuS-
ure whenever desired by any respectable
number OF voters and citizens.
Georgia has q similar law for the whole
State, Qocal option applied to countless which
has worked admirably, and resulted in the
adoption of "no license" by over 30 counties
out of l32. ! would favor the passage Of a
similar law for this State.
WM. II. PARKER.
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TO VOTE OR NOT TO Vote.
THAT is THE QUESTION FOR YOUR CON-
SIDERATION.
The Opinion of Various Candidates
as to Whether the People Should
Have the Right to Vote Upon the
Question Of Prohibiting the Sale
of WhiSkey.
TPress and Banner. |

Press and Banner.]
We commend to the attention Of our read
crs, the open, frank and manly letters
from our candidates, which were written In
reply to the following circular letter which
which was sent to all Candidates for the Leg
laturc:
ABBEvILLE. s. G., August ., 1856.
DEAR SIR-In consequence of the interest
which our people feel in the matter, ! have
decided Ia 0ilrr candidates for the Legislature
an olportunity to make known their views
on the temperance question.
have no doubt of your Willingness TO IN
form the people whether you would, II elect
ed, vote f0r and use your influence TO secure
the enactment OF 81 law which would author
iZe the qualified voters TO vote upon the ques-
tion of prohibiting the sale OF whiskey with
in the limits of AObevillc County.
II you do not object To making your views
known, l will take great pleasure In publish
ing any reply which you may make.
fully. HUGH WILSON,
Editor Press and Banner.