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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-06-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

To the Crcd,ora of n. 5. Stevenson. deceased ;
IN PURSUANCE OF n deorcc of tho Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston, made I'm "A
cause therein pending, 60 subject the real estate
at the said decCdCnt 10 the payment of his dehts
you are required To- present your claims against
the estate Of the said decedcnt, for ad iudicntnn
20 Henry clay Hyde, Commissioner, NJ his Office
nCxt
Witness, J. w watson. Clerk Of said cour;
this 9Th day of May, 1850
}. W. wArsoS clerk
~ y, thodAN. ATTY. go
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-06-06
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS,
Boom the Reunion.


Remember the reunion.
Are you going to the circus
Greek ice milk shake at II. o.
Bakers.
Best Oil Stoves in the world at
Vickerys'.
Smooth and barbed fence wire Mt
Murdock's.
Everybody be here on the 4th,
9th and 9th of July.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. W. Scott
Garner, on May 20, son.
For Sale--A good mich co7y, APP
ply at once to Roy G. stone.
A full line of stoves and Innings
at Murdock's hardware store.
Anti-Rusting Tinware at Woke
rvs, every piece warranted not to
rust.
Oil stoves and pretty flower pots
at Murdock's hardware store for the
ladies.
Hundreds of logs went down
Cheat river during the recent high
waters.
NJ. E. District Conference viii
meet at Fellowsville next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Vickory has secured Mr.. Hough,
the best Roofer i'm the state. Call
forprices on Roofing and Spouting.
We understand that Mrs. William
Reese, of Grafton, is suffering with
3 severe attack of spinal affection.
Thousands of lives and millions
of dollars worth Of property have
been lost by the flood in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. George Walls has been dan
gerously i'll for several days. Diph-
liberia and scrofula are the causes OF
her illness.
1t is reported that the trestling
for the b. & o. iron bridge, at
Rowlesburg, had been swept away
by the high waters.
Children,s Day will be observed
in the NJ. j.. Church, this place,
next Sunday morning at 1886
O'Clock. All are invited to be pres
ent.
The Rev. A. d. Perry, Of Mason.
town, will hold quarterly conference
in the NJ. f.. Church, this place, or
Saturday and Sunday, June 29tl
and 30th, for the Rev. Chenowetl
who cen not be here.
The Presidents Of the Boards Of
Education met in the COURTEOUS,
on Tuesday and appointed Messrs
g. G. Showalter and +. Il. Trottel
as members Of the examining boarC
f. to act with Superintendent Elsey il
ocxaminiDg the teachers this fall.
o3
d'~lorany kind Of Insurance policies
ofo'sA Fire or Accident, ] represent
Yal good Co.'S. as are to be found. Tn,
best is always the safest. The ''Mu
tual Life" Of New York 10 the rich
est Go. IN the world. ] solicit fol
this Co. and will soon be ready {,
represent the best Fire ms. Cos. il
the country. Everyone should In
sure against accident. The '"Trav
elers" and other good Cos. represcn
ted. Call on or address, Duncan
Nc Ra, kiugwood, VIVA.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Sarah j. Fitzpatrick ct al.
va. ! In Eouifv,
Geo. A. Sanders, et AL
ly decree OF the Circuit Cont OF proston
u County, West Virginia rendered ON the 2OtI
day OF April, 1919, and by an amended decree
rendered ON the 18th day Of April. 1882 this cause
was referred To Horny Clay Hyde, one of the
commissioners Of said court with directions 10
ascertain and report the real estate owned by
the defendant WIN. A. Dinwiddio, the state and
condition OF the title thereto, the liens thereon
lhelr character, amounts and priorIties and 10
whom OWING; together with airy Other matters
deemed pertinent or required by any OF tho
PARTIES 80 - -
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Notice to Creditors.

70 tho Creditors OF WIN. r. Kelly, deceased:
N PURSUANCE OF n decree Of the Circuit
] court Of the County Of Preston innde In "a
cause therein pending, TO subject the real estate
81 tho said decedcnt to- the payment of Ills
debts you are required 20 present your claims
aRainst the estate ~ the said dccedent for adj
ludicationto Henry Clay ilyde, Commissloncrat
day 81 June noXt
Witness, j. W. Watson, Clerk OF said Court,
this 4th day Of May, 1899
Vi. g. BRowN, Atty. sac
f3Hl-
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notice 10 CREDITORS.

To the creditors ~ Ernest A. Reckhart, dcce'd (:
IN PURSUANCE 81 n decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Preston made ia u
causo therein pending, 10 subject the real @ te
81 the said decedont To- tho payment 81 his debts,
you hre required 10 present yOnr cuims against
me estate al the said deCedcn FOR adjudication.
20 r. j. trOgan, Commissioner. az his ONCE In the
next.
=, winners, j. W. watson, CLERK 81 said Court.
this 9TH day Of Nay, 1870
VI g. HYDE, Atty. $50.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-06-06

Knights of Py;hias-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
store at O'Clock.
independent order OF odd Fellows-Lod
meets every Saturday evening at their hall An
Bishops Block at o'clock.
The Independent order Of Good Templars--
hodge meets every Friday evening in the X. Of
p Hail. az O'Clock.
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roN,n .lnnrn,s orrrcr.

ElnrWOOd, W Va, Nav 81 if340
Tho pnriies Co the above styled canso viz 1
Sarah }, Fitzpatrick aud Ephfain Fitzpatrick
her husband Margaret r. brown George a.
Shudersj VIM. A.. Dipwiddio, Joseph H. IIaw-
thornr. truFtoee, Amelia DUR, Frederick DUR
Nancy Blitnor, John Roth. Christana RomhoId'
John H. Riley Mettie NJ DOIanzon, n n DeLan.
zon, Daniel Cornelius, and EphraiJn Kiuatrick,
trustee, viii take notice that shall, ON tho 6ll,
day of June, 1899, at my Office aforesaid proceed
TO execute the above mentioned decree OF ref
crCnCc.
Giycn under my hand this 9Th day 81 May, 1870 f.
llERIiY CLAY HYDE. Commissioners
$3.50
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Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors of James Wallace, deceased
IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
] Court Of the County OF Preston, made I'm a
cause therein pending To subject the real estate
81 the sad dcccndcnt to the payment Of lh.
against the estate Of tho said dccedcut FOR ad
iudication,to Henry Clay Hyde, Commissioners al
day of june next.
Witness J. w. watson, Clerk Of said Court
this 9TH day of May, 1882
j. W. WATSON Clerk
P.J. CRo0AN, Atty. $40
$500
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Dead Letters.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the Kingwood postof-
flee. Persons calling for them will
say they are advertised NJ. c..
Castle, E. Jone, Thos. Littler and
w. w. Mitchell.
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CONFECTIONERY orrIcn.


The parties TO the above styled cause, viz!
Joseph G. Feather, admir- OF VIM. r. Kelly
docd Huldn A. Kclly, Jno n Kelly FRANKLIN
w. Kelly Willie l.. Kelly, Laura V. Carroll and
- Carroll her husband Elizabeth A.
kelly, Nancy Kelly Joseph Kelly KuRcno
keiyWm; \. Browning aud charles Browning.
WIDOW ma heirs az law Of VIM. n. Kelly, decd
VIII take notice That shall, ON the o5th day OF
June 1881, nc my ofhcO aforesaid, proceed To
execute the foregoing decree of reference
Given under my hand this 9th day OF May, 1899
HENRy CLAY HYDE, COinnlssloner
i. J, CnooAN, PITTS Atty.
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coanlssroSrn's orricE,

.,, "'N"f ~ '"ss may otiooN
Inc parties Ca the above styled cause. viz +,
James 4 M0llaco,adm'r OF James Wallace deed
anu IN Ills own right; Charles Wallace Nav
iirickett and John rrckett her husband Anna
Moran and Isaac Moran her husband and James
X Smoot VIII take notice that I shall ON tho
sum Gay ot juno, 1882 at my Office afore said,
proceed TO execute the foregoing decree Of ref
Given under my hand this 9th day of May, 1890,
iESnl CLAY liVpE. Commissluncr
~. CnOoAN, Pld's Atty.
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If you want a cistern built, or
chimney or flue built or re-toppcd,
house plastered new or patched or
house, barn or out buildings Of any
kind repaired, go to Wardwell.
5-16-tf.
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LAcTATEo F0o0 A sss Ts.;s sssl., S gss
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
hakcr x Baker
James wallaoe's Hrs a, nj III Equity

James wallace's Hrs. ot al.
~ "a decree OF the Circuit Court of Preston
" county, West Virginia, rendered ON tho pth
cay OF April, i'en, this cnueo was referred ia
Henry clay Hyde, one ~ the commissioners OF
Salu court, with directions to ascertain and re.
port the real estate of which the dcccdent, Jas
MNlaco died, seized the state and conditional of
nc utio thereto, tho liens and charges thereon,
whom owing Also, To state audit and settle
me administration accounts of the defendant
James 7. Wallace aud apportion the pcrsonni
innds,t any, among the creditors OF said deccl
Hynt, una that he report any other matter deem-
en- berunent by himself or required by any OF tho
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Transcient Advertisements. si.oo per inch For
first insertion. and 50 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications. 80 cents per inch.
Local Notices, cents per line.
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Many Persons

Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
nebuilds the system aids digestion. removes OK
cess OF bile. and cures malaria Get the genuine.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VIM. q. Brown
vs.. In EouitV.

VIM II, Kelly's Hrs
Nv a decree of the Circuit Court of prestot,
county, West Virginia, rendero ON the 10th
gay ot April, 1880, this cause was referred To-
Henry Clay Hyde, one of tho commissioners OF
snid court, With directions To audit state and
settle the administration accounts Off. c. Feath-
er, administrator OF VIM. II. Kelly, decd and Ia
the decedent nj the time of lis death, the state
ana condition OF the title thereto, the liens and
charges thereon, their character, amounts and
piiorities and 20 whom owing and 10 report such
o!hor matters as may be doomed pertinent bv
himself or required by any of the PARTIES
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-06-06

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
when she was Child, she cried for Castorla,
Whom she became Mas, she chung to CastoriS,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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1t Makes You Hungry

Spring medicine meansmore now-a-days than &c
did con years ago. The winterof 1853 80 hasleft
the nerves az fiSpsd out Tho nerves must BE-
strengthened, the blood purified. liver ana
bowels regulated. Paine's celery Compound
me sl''s"0 medicine ofto-fav--does all thia
as nothing else can Prescribed by Physiciaas,
Recommended bp Drug0ists Endorsed bv Miaistsrs.
GeoraHteed by re Kansvaehgers % a.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors ~ Sam'l n. Hamilton decd .
IN PURSUANCE Of n decree ~ the Clronit
court Of the County 81 Preston, made I'm IA
cause therein pending. 20 subject the real estate
OF inc said decedent 10 the payment of his debts
you are required 10 present your claims against
the estate 81 the said decedent, for ad Indication
10 y. crOggn, Commissioner, M his Office In tho
next. -
=, Wines, ,. w. Watson, Clerk 81 said Court,
n. u. DLEr. Atty.
S82e.
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Rates /:

Published every Thursday at Klngwood. Preston
County. West Virginia.
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

"ln the spring OF 1887 was all run down. 4
would gct np IN tho morning with 50 tired a
IctnnS, ana was 40 weak that could hnrtily get
around. lboughta bottle OF Paino's Celery Com-
nonnu; ana before had taken Il a week folt
WY nuNn Oetter. can chccfuiiy recommend
u 10 an who need building up md sfrc nVfhrn.
ING medicine Mrs. a.. A. Dow. burlington. Va
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enables.


IA a.. r. v.
Trains leave Tunnelton station as follows:
EAST.
No. 81 Accommodat alton. aO8 a. m
MALL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0:SS a. M.
0-Mail. ....-..........-.......... lsAs y. m.
e2-Acccommodation.. ............ 500 p. m.
%-Mail..s.. ......................l O.sS y. m.
CONG WEST.
NO. o-nhll.s..s. .s.s....s.sss... h-so n m
ACCOMMODATION. 1910 a. m
O-Mall ................ 41o y. m
Accommodation. .............. 5i9 D. m
/ Express. .......................10l 5 p m
Nos. 2, 9, . and do not stop.
WV. VI. CLEMENTS
Cen'l Manager
T.. RAE. II. n.
Train leaves Kingwcod at 80 a. m, and ar
rives at Tnnnclton at $40 a. M. leaves Tunnel
ton at o:30 a. IN. and arrives at Kingwood at 1910
n. IN. Leaves Kingwood at $500 p. m. and arrive
at Tunnelton AZ 6;lo y. m; leaves Tunnelton at
7:5O p. m. and arrives at Kingwood at 900 D. m.
Trains daily except Sunday
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-11-08

The election Tuesday was q
Democratic landslide, 30 to speak.
But Missouri will retaliata in
1892.
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Beyond the River.
Fine rains.
Apples are being harvested.
Ear1v whonk Looks finp.

Fine rains.
Apples are being harvested.
Early wheat looks fine.
A protracted meeting has just
closed at Centre school house.
VIM. Hartford, County Com
missioner, visited the . school saat
Center on the 22d.
Rev. Latimer preached at
Centre on the Goth, to an exceed
ingly large and appreciative con-
gregation. The house was filled to
its utmost capacity, every available
space being occupied and many
persons were unable to gain ad-
mitance. The necessity of q
church building was more plaiLly
demonstrated than ever before.
Will it be built? Echo answers,
it will.
The Sloan's Point AMI Williams
schools opened on Monday last
H. G. Truitt the blacksmith of
Novinger is becoming widely
noted as a first class workman,
both in wood and iron. He is
now manufacturing farm wagons.
His first one has just been COM
pleted, and was purchased by f.
NJ. Vanlaningham. 1t is called
the Truitt Wagon and it is q
"Daisy" in points of beauty and
workmanship.
| Rev. Doyle is holding q, pro-
trcted meeting at Sloan's Point.
| E. P. Truitt of st. Clair county
and formerly of this county, is
visiting his mother and other
relatives here.
Sherman Sprang recently re-
turned home from visiting his
brother near Denver, Colo.
Farmers are busy gathering
corn which is generally good
yield.
G. NJ. London, the Farmers
Alliance orator, lectured at Centre
Monday night and organized an
alliance of fourteen members.
10. T.
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X. M. c. Notes.

Our Colleges are the foundations
of Americas free institutions.
They are the bulwarks of our
liberty and the glory and pride of
a great Republic. It is there that
the youth ofour land learns the
practical methods of life and a
legible hand write, and many
are being added to our roll each
week. Those who have Joined our
penmanship class this week are
as follows: Mr.. j. d. Hawk, S.
NJ. Collins. G. G. Kenner, Burt
See, L. A. Spencer, J. E. Miliken,
G. G. Houk, L. T. Pollock, G. w.
Glasgow.
E. L. Mumma and w. NJ. Eng
land have returned, and are now in
school. We are glad to see the
boys and wish they had brought
some'o one with them, for we are
glad to welcome all visitors to our
schcol. UNCLE Sam.
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Fair View.

The weather this week reminds
us that winter is near at hand.
Mrs. Miles is having a new roof
put on her barn.
A literary society was organized
Nov. 5, and will meet each Friday
evening.
Mrs, Chas, Callison has gone to
Kirksville for medical treatment,
Mrs. J. NJ. CRAWFORD returned
from visiting her son, W. d.
Crawford at Muskogee, 1. T., last
Saturday. Rumor hath it that
Willie was married while she was
there.
Our school has dismissed for a
two weeks vacation.
Our Fair View flyer need not
think we were ratified because we
did not mention Sam, Harry, Tom,
Charley and Gilley in our last
communication. X.
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Gibbs Gleanings.

Mr.. Jno. W. Gill shipped from
this place to Chicago last week &c
head of steers which averaged 1920
pounds. They were the finest lot
of steers that has been shipped
from this place for a long time.
Messrs Gibbs and Conway
shipped car load of hogs to
Chicago to-day.
Mr.. Geo. Mccoy sold Is pigs
z months old, to the above ship
pers, which averaged 212 lbs. per
head. Who can beat it?
Mr.. J. R. Coffman of Moline,
ILL.,, who has been visiting his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. r. Seaver,
returned to his home last Saturday.
Gibbs city will have a new
blacksmith and wagon shop in
the near future.
Mr.. Jep. Howk had his cattle
dehorned last week.
Miss Mary Kellogg is visiting
friends and relatives in Knox
county.
Mr.. Asa Woods and Mr.. Del.
White of Wilson were in town
last Saturday.
G. G. Macklin called on the
Boys last Saturday. He reports
the wheat crop in fine condition
for the winter.
Call at Whitacre's and get a
barrel of that fine Michigan Salt
that you hear 80 much talk about,
only sl.o0 per bbl. Also.examine
their large stock of Boots & Shoes.
The fine pack of hounds be-
longing to the Huston boys had
a chase after red fox last week.
The boys will have some big runs
this winter. due account of which
will be given.
London Barnes of Kirksville
who has been visiting his brothers
DR.. and Riley, returned home last
Monday.
Mr.. S. PLANE the genial, whole
souled Manager of j. F. Whitacre
q Co.'S store at this place has gone
to LaBelle, Lewis county, where
he will take charge of the Com
pany's store at that place. Mr..
Lane goes to his new home and
field of labor accompanied by the
good wishes and kind regards of
a host of friends that he has made
while here. We commend Mr.. |
Lane to the good people of La
Belle as an honest upright young
man in whom they may place ali
Mr.. d. G. Gibbs has
the management of the
Company's store here and will |
continue the liberal policy that
characterized Mr.. Lanes manage
ment.
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The Republicans have a major
ity in the house of Representa-
tives of three more than quorum
and this majority st. Louis gave
them. This is one of the achieve
ments of the past twelve months
which stands to the credit of the
Mississippi valley metropolis
Globe Democrat, October 81.
Yea, more than this-that un-
expected and magnificent republi-
can gain in st. Louis where for
six years factional discord
disintegrated the party. en-
abled or rather forced, the adj
mission of the four new republi-
can States, giving six or eight
Republican United States sena-
tors and five Republican congress-
men. This was done through re-
publican management and unity
which when perfecteG,-because
it had been secretly opposed by it
the G. d. put off with this local
notice:
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
The two opposing Republican
| Central Committees reconciled
their differences at Central Turner
hall last night, and afterward con-
solidated, Mr.. Delaney resigning
and Mr.. JohnIMcFail being elected
chairman of the committee. Dele
gate Pohlman and Thomas G.
Martin were elected vice-ehair-
man, Ford Smith Secretary, and
Matt Kohring treasurer.-G. D.,
| Feb. IA, 1888.
| This union of the party made
possible the great national result
not only the possible quorum,
but the organization of the lower
house of congress, its committees
and consequent control of legisla-
ton in the Fifty. first congress.
The G.. D. might have gone furth-
er with its remarks and truthful.
ly said, with facts of history to
Justify the assertion, that it was
the management of Honorable
IChauncey Filley and the coopera.
tive efforts of his friends that or
the evening Of Feb. 13, 'SS, effect.
ed the reunion of the Republicans
of the Mississippi valley metro
Ipolis and thus directly accomplish
ed the great results Of 1889
"Great oaks from little acorns
igrow." The Republicans of Mis-
souri, appreciate these facts.-Ex.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Office
November 2, 1889, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expi-
ration of 80 days:
Eli Baker, Lafyat Bouring,
John W. Bradley, W, II. Evans,
Mrs Louise Flennan; William
Graves, Miss Allie Hill, D. l..
Hamilton, Stephen W. Johns, F.
A. Kirkpatrick, Harris Kolh, Miss
Matte Matkin, Mrs. j. G. Plum
lee, Miss Cens Sutton, Miss Anna
Spiket, Miss Deaile Starns, Alex
ander Wanker.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
Ed. G. PIcKLER, P. NJ.
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School Reports.

The following is the second
monthly report of Llewellyn
school; number of pupils enrolled
81; whole number of days attend
ed by all pupils 500; average
number attending each day 40;
average number of days attended
by each pupil II; the names of
those attending each day are:
Frank, Elizabeth and Winnie
Conner, Ben, Edna and John
Kerns, Geo. Sohn, Mary and Ed
ward Mabis, Nora Floyd, Julia
Galusha, and Willie Chefey.
JENNIE JONES, Teacher.
The following is a report of til 9
Center school for the month COM
mencing Sept. 30, and ending Oct.
%; number of pupils enrolled dur
ing the month 80; days attended
by all pupils 465; average attend
ance each day %; names of those
not missing q day are: Augusta
vanlaningham, Bertha Truitt,
Finette Shoop, Josie Truitt, Liz
zle, Maggie and Rosa Darr, Cora
Shafer, Gavin Hopper.
LRoNIDAs CONNER, Teacher.
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1t you want an expensive pres
ent for your wife or sweetheart or
an inexpensive toy for the chill
dren, Fout & Bean can supply
you. They have given large and
special orders for the Christmas
season of 1889, and you will regret
it if you purchase before examin-
ing their stock.