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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
Administrators Notice.

'l'lllS l. To GIVE NOritE THAT THE
/ undersigned. administrator oi the estate
1T / .rdcrttk u. Irulc, deceased. viii, un TIE
@tu day ut December, istsi pre~cut hls tiuat
account Ia the county jud-r ~ Putnam
county, finri,in, and Amply IT, hr discharged
rs such administrator.
Dated june IL, l,Nj.
krNHir IrNTr,
ADMINISTRATOR ut the estate at trcitri,h II.
lautt deceased, hb .h'uW
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
Connection trtWr'n Dress aud Wages.

a tiiy, neatly dressed workman Is grtpr.
ally cartul, neat ami quick about ms work,
while Il ,n,.nly dressed man l. apt g. lv' care.
les ur idle ct smuk" III the shop when the
employer Is at'>,ut. In vienna at tn. rN
p,r,ltiun of 10, /! to- ~ cents cent, NOR, a
day was gwen tu Wurkmcn Whu wore leather
shoes, than Ia th">,' who wore wu,rhu clogs
OF went barefoot INrUulurlrul I.urulI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
Iluil,it~ New I,isl,up.

II, Episropallans Throughout the ,ltc
haze anNiol,ly awaited the conservation
"i itridi's new bishop. which tunk
place ~ Jirhsunsiilh On "Wednesday
lat, tho It'll inst, large number If
the member. Of that denomination from
u'htr r.tu- in the state attended the
rrr'niniilrs, AMI plhtka was we'll rep.
re-"nttd in the large congregation. ST.
j 'ln'. Episcopal church was crowded
With an interested congregation tn Nil-
nr,- IT," solemn AMI impressive rcrc
nlnnt' $ incident to the conservation Ut
T. y. Edwin Gardner Weed. If Augusta,
'.,. ~ BISHOP ut Florida The church
ST.. lealtlful, AMI deliberately decor
at viii flowers and pottch plants.
l"'Ht> mn" clorcymrl. including tn,
iii lattn, bishops. took part in the crrr.
MONIES. Nv the absence of bishop vii
in,r of ihhrma who rould not come
lii>h"l' ,ntlntatl IT Tennessee, presided
t. rons"ctalur. bishop Elliot. Of Texas
preached an eloquent sermon. TIL,
choir rendered an csprriaIIy beautiful
service The whole affair was g,anl am
'mpos N. Bishop Weed held an IN
formal reception .i the clergy anC
'htrchmcn of the diocese AZ the rrsidrnr,
# III, host, DR.. ". Spence, Wrdn, Ia,
evening from : To- 10 O'Clock. The new
tl,h"r met the hcaItiest reception IL
Jirh~on, lille. and assumes his high innr
tlunV under the brightest nuspirrs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
Sarah BerntIar,lt'> Fight with Mile
Noirnlant in Rio Janeri.

Sarah BsrntIartlt'> Fight with Mile.
Noirmnnt in Rio Janerio.
PARIS, July ;e3.-Full particulars have
now been received here concerning the
quarrel at Rio Janeiro between Mme
Sarah Barnhardt and Mile. Berthe. Nair-
mont, member If her company
Nine. Rernharlt accused Mile. Noir-
mont, who wished To quit the company.
of having packed things in her trunk
which din not belong Ia her. At this
charge Mile. Nolrm"nt slapped Nine.
Rernhafdt IN the face. For this she was
violently dragged by Nine. l:erhlarit,
assisted by M.tiarnirr AMI other members
If the company, before the police mag
istratr. Being rendered impatient at
the formalities which that fuctionary ~
luired her Ia fulfill in making the
charge, Mime. Hernhardt called him an
idiot and came away with her comrades,
In the evening both actresses appeared
in "Adrienne l.ecouyreur." The rep
resentation Was completed without any
particular incident occurring. hut II VAS
evident from Nine. i+rnharlt's manner
that She was still greatly agitated by the
aifront which she hal received, ami
whenever she observed Mile. NoiTmont
in the couliSse she vas with difficulty ~.
strained from assaulling her.
+ When the curtain fell Nine. u. rnhardt
determined To have it out with Mile.
Noirmont. and going mp to her with "A
- A -
name. Mile. Nolrmont, greatly excited.
attempted to give Mime. Bernhard AN
/ other slap in the face, hut that lad, i
son, NJ. Maurice liernlitr,lt, and VI. Philip
GARNER, the kading trasuiiun oi tn.
+ company, Numbered her from doing 81,
ami then held her while Mime. I5srnharlt
struck her repeatedly, and with great
violence, On the face and shoulders.
The girl, smal,iag with pain. hurried
alone toward home, followed by w.
Maurice Rnrnhardt AMI "a cousin, who
grossly insulted her in the presence Of a
large crowd The Indignation felt by
the whole town at these outra.sI l. lie
serbs Il rs unboundrd, and likely To
tn bring the career Of the crlrbiatcl
artist there 10 "A permature close.
Mile. Noirmont lo-t No time in taking
proceedings for assault. aud the general
expectation WAS that Mime. irrn'mrlt
would h. condemned 10 fine and i'm.
prisonment. IA. she was al,o tn bc charged
with insulting a public magiatrats. Sev-
eral gentlemen have espous.,, the caI,.
| pf Mnp Npirnpnt and "A ,ulltl,, al tIIlp'S
were spoken of. Inndon Stnr,larl.
The rlca,uno Of New Orleans com
nrnts with feeling and appreciation ol.
the career AMI character oi Mr.. 1'll,len;
but there is some confusion Of thought
in the following
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
A stor, Concerning Mr. Chamberlain.

\ s'un Is uuw current IA luulon that
when Mr. .L-ryh Chamberlain NAs a>k.~,
bow ur,uN Il take a. maxi u cHu,l, he re-
pli,,l "rluC ruMlant if he u unanimous "
Commercial G.,.,tta
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

such rights. not liable t. Ie oveItlTONh
by every wind u popular feeling. OF lie
stroyed hy any aspiring d.spot by the
means OF the power derived from hI,
patTc mage. NuN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

l.iu" for sale IA any quantity hy Yer,
trees ~ "a. aulltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

N"ttrc.s X Ga, have just received ii
caI lu;ii at wheat Which they are selling
cheap tor chicken feed. The grain l.
Perfectly sound and plamp. auitf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
iutelliscnsr isurrau

SelS4nt-. cooks, nurses ami lalsorrr-
furnished IN short notice, b., T. l.. Ne,
COY. the haiing ituit AMI vegetable,
,lralrr, corner Lennon and Peek streets.
aui .intdNw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

flowers at equally low prices. Apply To-
A. 4. lhnsrn. aus lw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

\rrtr,ts ~ ca. have Just received a
car kad If ia" celebrated Irnne>Sft'
aL5ufs. atilltt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

tlilkt IfhlEf, ~ ~, =. ~ ~ ~ i'tp
altar COMMUNICATIONS Inst and third m
dt, ui each month.
Il. L.. ltIJENTHNI. ". VI.
T.. 4. f,sl, Secretary,
frE RESI- oilircs aad furnished
rnnn,- tar rents IN ksan huilding. Garner
ut lemon and Front street. Very 'i"slr.
alb. laeatinn. aue3 In
th1~s' ( Nmt"rns Java and Mocha
tnlTre, II NJ. ilAtnIr"N " lE".'S,
N2ttf
SOMETHING Nfw. Highland brand
Condensed Mill. at
Deatf NJ. ll,r"Ir,N X REu.'s.
\rrlre.r ~ ca. Just received ear.
head "i IRISH potatoes. j,e. II
\rrtr,,'s, y 90. Just received "A ear lua,i
Nurl'S best Flour. Guaranteed ~ good
- any ~ thu market, at prices to suit
the TIMES. n2..tf
luE SNiE Fine business property M
this city, suburban lots, AMI iva bearing
"rtnr" groves. Apply To- t'riiiin " Par
Ser falalea RlStf
The dlS ll.ndJ Of thu Mutual lille In
rurane" Company, Of New luih. hy AZ
tnnl rpmIarl+"n, are nearly t",r" ~
ittg" ~ hey are IN any other COMPANY.
W conditions. NJ rrs,tlrllunS. THIS T.
the company Ia insure IN. The L'.t ~
til" world !. llarkins llIliard, STATE
Agent r9. II
compare the uli p,llclr, IA the Mutual
LAT" with the pnllcn's Of the same age IN
IL" View York Life auI Equitable. and
Nou Will srr some difference IN cu,t.
Thsls What tells the whole story. Ton
tine won't tell the story, AMI the Mutual
Late host gamble IN fortunes.
j.; It
\ WuNprR The oi MulunI lur In
-uraurr Company, of New foit. nov
I,,I"t a policy that surprises lhr " hnl,
world, VIZ: returns all the premium,
rlIl ~ ras" III death within Il gwen p,
imd. ThiS never was done by any uthrI
c,mpanv. can on llIllard and exam
~" tor yourselves, l"ni tt
The Old Mutual Life Insurance com
plny, ut New York Is thc oldest. largest
cheapest and hes, company in the world
lr2,tt
Insure with billiard IN the Dll Mn
tnil lLi' Insurance company on the iiN,
YEAR i~tthnl'nn return premium plan
II bat all. jr2iu
tu To l'r, ". W. Estes, over k,r-
thHs drug store. for good Dental Wort
nnd iinr sets 1T Artificial Teeth TrrI
E\i'hri'd without Pam, ieln Il
llu1tL ruR REST. The hotel hull i'm,
known ~ til" Graham House, j. ulrrrr,
T." t"t' At reasonable rate, Apply to /
falh. pStf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
SUMMER
HAVEN!

ms rthltIiil..rtN NEE hNnNtN-
rrE rr-'tt Is -ttrt,d our ura, south ut
IT., Mdiutt> lnl,t. st
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

i'aatka Lodge. vi. -. +. X \, NJ. reg
altar COMMUNICATIONS inst and Thru m
,tt. III each month.
Il. l.. IIIIENTHhI.. ". VI.
T.. q. ltHl, SECRETARY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

Mr.. Cleveland was abunlantly justified
in vrtoing many Of the private pension
bills. Evening Post.
OF course NJ was justified. lie would
have been justified IN vrtoing "A great
many more. Fraud in pensions IL al
together tn fl, u,,ent - New York Sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

,'rn. Walker, Of jacksonville. was in
town YESTERDAY, circulating among hi-
friends.
The following unique list Of wedding
presents appears III Il rural rNchang"'
Prom father and mother ui the bride,
one Jersey calf; from bride to groom,
hair wreath made from hair 0i her entire
family, also six fine shirts from brother
Elias, one book uf poems, one dream
book, one Polite Letter Writer aud II
dog; from Aunt Harriet, six hens and a
rooster: also one jar tomato cat-np.
from cousin sarah, one poem made up
10y herself, on bride and groom, fifteen
verses in all.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13

fnE RESI- offices aad furnished
r,urn- lnr rents IN kean building, corner
ut l,.unon and Front street. Very d"sir
alb. laeatIon. anpi In
th1~,. & N,ul"rn- Java and Mocha
coffee ~ VI. IltWlIuN ~ ls.o. :.
IN9stf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-20

his clothes for western outfit, and
advised hiW to retain the suit hr huI
On, theu hc asked me to go out and
have = good time with him ,aid ht
didm't give a damn tor spending dtN
or sixty dollars, but told him ! wa,
ON watch aud could not get away. aud
he left next time saw Maxwell was
On the Monday evening following, ss
bee was in the ordinary. drink
ing coffee. ! asked him 10 hr
Was going uut to nave that good time
and looking up qW,hN hr .nid hr
was called back to rurkr, and would
have To leave lie then lru the room
aud that was the last saw ut him uu-
til he was brought back here
t'russ.cNamtuutiuu of this Witur--
clicitcd nothing except that hc stated
that IN his tcsumuN before the ooru
uur he did not sny anything about
MaNVcll asking him whether ItA mau
should yet OIL tur 5000 cot 5000 be-.
cause he did not at the time tcmcm.
bet the incident. but 10 Wn- recalled
| to- hi- MUD bN one of thp Wutcr-
allrrwards.Sud hc then rcun'reirl tt
Court then adjourned until tuluur-
] low.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-20

NtW uEE, Mn' 10 4 lIulilsN
special to the Herald, -ay-. "l' i-ry.
ported that seizure OF another
american schooner wa- mndr in the
BAY OF fuudy yesterday, Toy the
steamer Lausdow ue, bat no rrlahlc
information has yet bssn received"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-20

NurN>t.\.l May lg. lht GOV
rruu,r ,rui Goo lhc senate To-day the
nwur of Edward A Duaut, lr 4,
uulruul commissioners vice O.huu-
NELL Mr. Duumi i-N grain merchant
II A-MuLLA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-20
The Famous Murder Trial of
Maxwell Alias Brooks
Progresses Slowly.
Though the Tc.IininuN. Ihns
tht - indicative 81 tLr Pii,-
Onct', GuiIi.
IA Insane MotiIci's IioIIiu
Butcbrry oIIicrscIi and hcI
-Four LiItIe eIhiIdIcn.
The kind al IggS AnaiOhisis
prop III the street Io Iidt,h
Out Death.



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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-17
IN WEE

"Whom the g0as ioee nost. de young" was
on the 18th instant most sadly eXemplltied In
the taking away of our young friend Miss
Lou NJ. Pugh.
Ia her were embodied 50 many noble quail
ties as to cnylear Ter to all. aud she will be
remembered for htr tateut,-lor her cheerful
manner and sprjghtIy wit,-tor her smile
wlrich seemed infused with a lovelines from
heaven.-for the purity and unaffected sim
plicity Of her charaeter,-and for the self-sac-
rifoe and seHeI osity OF her heart which she
unostentatiously exhibited on every occasion.
She was good III every sense of the world
not only as a christian, but also as was given
evidence to by the host of friends who could
net have loved SO levotcdly one Tess good.
Is a daughter, as q sister aud as "a friend,
she was Il ltwei, and wiIcre-eyGf WAS know II
leg bright pure apirlt,-w!l she be sadly
missed.
We cannot describe or PAINT her,-in the
task the Voice grows mats. the penci!touchas
pale away. GEN.
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A HEAVY SENTENCE.-One Ma

A HEAVY SENTENCE.-One Ma
Jor White, colored. who, some
time ago, broke into the house
Of Il colorrd woman. who is
known by the name of jimmie Bush.
residing oat on or near St. Charles
street, and brandiShcd his pistol
around pretty freely threatening to
Kill some one, WAS tried before tie
District Court OF last Monday and
i3und guilty OF breaking into a
n0use. III thenjgIft TIM. with intent
to kill, and viii 90 TO the p~rnitenti3
ry for lie. This is Il heavy sentence.
Bat me8 must be made to know
thai every mans hoaSe. however
small or WIefcied it may be. is his
castle, ana no matter h8w nOor or
how degraded lis owner may be.
no one can br-ak il o en- with i'm
punity.
Every man and woman will be
sustained ~ the >trong arm OF Gov
ernment, Iii sitting III bis own
home, be il palace or lrt, and pro
tected from intrusion, from the Ell
tire world.
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CAUGHT.-SOme time last Fall
or Winter a wedding was to take
place, on Jamison's Like Oak plan
t%ation, miles above Thibodaux.
between a pair of colored persons.
who had decided to unite their DIES
TIMES for their future lives.
The mans name WAS Jimmy Ban
tlSte and as the couple stood VI
before parson Rhodes, and as he
Was commencing the matrimonial
ceremony, one kesiah Collin. a fe
male who had hankering towards
Jimmy, rushed in and with a knife
began TO make mincc meat 0ut OF
the groom. After stabbing him a
few times she left them with the
marriage ceremony incomplete.
Last week, constable Engcrrau
met her coming down the levee.
q few miles above here, and arrcS
ted and brough: her to the Parish
prison.
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The Excursion to ThibOdauX.

The excursion of the Minerva Be
nevOlnnt Association from New Or
leans arrived at noon, on Sunday
last, with IA large coaches, flied
with gay people, enjoying the frrSI.
country breezes, and rejoicing over
the pleasure of an escape, for t; few
hours, out of the turmoil, smoke
and confusion of IL great city.
There were about 1000 people III the
train, and was "ecidedly the lar
grst excursion that ever came to
Thibodaux.
The visitors made their head
quarters, in the Firemeu's big Hall,
that was given them for the pur
pose, free OF charge, and in which
they enjoyed themselves finely. y
band OF music accompanied tue ex
cursion and furnished the music, to
make things lively.
Many of the visitors went to the
BONES OF relatives and friends, in
whose society tue day passed away.
Some partook of their lunches in
the hall, others dined ut the restau
rants AID hotels, whilst many drove
and prOmenaded around town, max
lug observations.
flany of the ladies returned from
their plomenades, with ii profusion
of flowers and bouquets that almost
obscured their happy faces, from
the eyes Of their admirers, that had
been called from the yards and gar
dens OF the citizens.
For such a large and prcmiscuous
multitude GOOD order and conduct
was maintained, that spoke well for
the visitors.
the train lett at 7 o'clock. return
ing to their homes, the vast multi
tude, none of whom regretted their
visit to ThibodauX.
GA May there will be an excur
sion from Gretna, given by the ST.
Joseph Benevolent Association of
that place. 1t will arrive here
about o The Firenen have
given them the use of their grand
hail, which will be their headquar
ters during their visit.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish OF Lafourche.
Joacbin Loqarde rs No. 21G3, Si'as
Bailey.

TAKE notice that acting under a writ of
seizure and sale emanating from the above
entitled Court. i'll the above entitled and
numbered case | have seized and will offer
tor sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last all highest bidder at tile Court
House i'll the Town of Thibodtux. on Satur-
day. the lftE day Of April, 1885. between the
hours of Il o'clock A.. N. and I o'clock P. 81.
the following described property, to-wit:
Tie Northern halt of % certain tract of
land situated in the Parish Of Lalourcho on
the right bank OF the Bayou Lafourche be
low aud in the vicinity of the 1owu of Thibo-
dauH at about twenty arpents from said Ba-
You that is commencing at a point twenty ar
penis distant from said Bayou Lafourche
and running back seventeen arpcnfs in
depth bounded III front towards Bayou La
tourche by land now or formerly owned bv
the late j. :. Goode. above b. land formerly
belonging to estate of Charles DUprG and be
low by land of Mrs. John Donahus less one
arpent more or less in snperticies to be TAX
en- from the Southern portion Of the said Nor
thern halt. together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash on tile
spot in United States treasury notes, to pay
principal, interest, attorneys fees and costs,
IN the above suit.
March 18th, 1886.
THEOPH1LE 1~1IIBODAUX, "
Shariff
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-17
T2H STATE Of LOUISIANA
18th. judicial District Court. Par
ish OF I~afourche.
y ce&&ioa Of Josfph Dam;ai Fe'
}oia DcGyHyS, No. llG4 Probates.

p@rsulnt tc an order atd decree of the
a},"YesGJa.t .,nU i. oA".t.t dee to Il commits
>Itn II M" directed in tile ithoye entitled and
numbered "lse will offer Tor sale 1T public
auction pursuant to Ia b, the last and high
est BIDDER at the Coult House III the town Of
Ihihotaux on Saturday. the Gnd day of May,
1886 between the hours OF IL o'clock A. Nj.
and ] o'clock +. NJ. tho following described
property, to-wit
Red Estate : a certain trlcr OF land situa-
ted il tins iarleA Oh the ~. hit bank of Bayou
i.afu urhe Il aanut eight or nine miles below
the Town at ltIhodanX measuring four ar
vents and ftrty-iuiir feet more or less front
by forty ~arirnts III tte!th bounded above by
lands of Clc,phas La.aIde and below by
lands OF Marcel +. Gauit. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
A0veables Two horses, one tan. one bug.
9y, orc grin dstoue. one hat-boat. one ~pirOgue,
one aNel-tree, Que lot harness. ono whrel-bar-
row, oac plow, one LOT of cooking utensils,
enc safe, one rocking chair, q chairs. > tables.
one sewing machine. one bedstead and bed
ding. one bt dstral and one clock.
Terms and conditions oil sale: cash on the
spot, III United States Treasury notes, to paw
debts.
April 18th, 1886.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court, Par
ISL of Lafourche.
Leon Godchaar rs. No. $40, Hoses
Marlow and wDe.

Take notice that acting under a writ
of ii Ia entanating from th> ABOVE entitled
Court =. fl,o alrle entitled and numbered
case | have seized ana will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law
to he last and highest biiler at the Court
House IN the town o. 1hibodaux on >atur-
la ttr 3 j day q April. 1886, between
tie Ee"rs u II o'clock \. ". and 4 o'clock
i. 81. tie to..JTIuE described property, to-
wit:
Tie a4t b,aton tic hatture in front OF the
sad Len ,jrdehaa%'s Bac-.and plantation
situated II Ills parish left bank Of Bayou La
iourcnc 1T a5vut Ii.oci miles below The town
ofThibodauX.
Terms ana conditions OF salc cash on the
spot iii United States Treasury Notes.
rIE0pHILE THIBODAUN.
Sherix
April 10th 1886.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-17

The water in the Lafourche stood
yesterday at II feet, ! inches above
low water mark, which may be con
sideled above danger line.
This is about the same point that
it reached some time ago, and sub
~sequently fell several feet.
The Mississippi river is full from
Cairo down. and overlooking its
banks in some places. The Ohio
and tributaries have furnished the
present floods, but that stream was
falling AN low as Louisville on last
Wednesday, which tai may be
near Cairo to-day.
The Red and Arkansas are both
low, so that no apprehensions of
trouble below Red River need be
entertained concerning any water
coming now.