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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-18
RELlIAlRR BRIEFS.
A General Resume Of tho News-The Move.
mants Of P0nple.

A General Resume Of the News-Tle Move.
monts Of People.
Thomas Stevens will study medicine,
There are two new grocery stores on
Gravel Hill.
salnes Fitton has been on the sick list
for several days.
Bob Hutchinson leaves to-day for
Phillipsburg, Pa.
Walnut lumber was being loaded here
Saturday for Europe.
Charles Beazell has gotten to work
after short sick spell.
Mrs. O. Blppus Is home from q visit to
her daughter at st. Paul, MINI.
Miss Mary Mccormick, OF Cleveland,
Is here, visiting among friends.
The gum.boot man is again around
and has scared several ladies' badly.
E. L. Feeley, court constable, was in
the city over Sunday, the guest Of his
father.
Harry Herzberg, Of Nashville, Tenn,
Is here on visit 70 his father, who ID
very sick.
The new furniture for the Fifth ward
school has arrived, and Is being placed
In position.
Miss Belle SChramm, Of Brilliant, Is
here, the guest of her parents In the
Fourth ward.
3. l.. Booth, Of the Ohio State Uni.
verglty, was here over Sunday the guest
Of his parents.
Squire Andy Rodsr bought the old
Levy property In the Fourth ward, last
week for 1856.
Peter Nolan and Miss Josie Moore will
be married tomorrow morning 81 81
Johns church.
u. o. Notwithstanding been Bum.
moned as d U. IS. Grand Juror for next
month AZ Cincinnati.
James Barrett, q prominent 1rishman
here, 10 In Pittsbufgh having q cataract
taken from one Of Ills eyes,
The new wharf boat 10 about ready LOT
business, A big consignment Of wool
Is aboard ready Tor shipment via rail.
The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
church arc very busy preparing lot The
blg Bazaar 10 be bold December ., 4and6,
II ID stated on good authority that the
Ohio Valley road between here and Ma.
flstla 10 a sure thing, aud will DO ia.
iBhed next summtr.
w, o, Cochran 4 Son, Of the new
wharibOat, have bought from Capt.
ThbA. Prince. all the Office furniture
that belonged TO the old whartboAL
10 get ahead Of the weather and u
hurry through with the work Of plaster.
ing the new M, X. church, Contractor
Rice 10 having the heaters putin and the
plaslefefB arc mixing thelf mortar Ia the
cellar II q expected that tho edIaee
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,n.iiIio Lard fn,,ntisrnr

Mr.. James Shea, advance Representa-
tive OF the "Littlo Lord Fauntleroy''
company, which Is to present Mrs,
Francis Hodgson Burnetts dramatized
version Of her wonderful story at the
Opera House neSt Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday afternoon, Is 10
the city stopping at the Windsor. lit.
tie Lord Fauntleroy" Is described as an
episode character study; astage ldyl-
fragrant as spring flowers, delicate as old
Venetian point lace, dainty as q frost.
work iantasil, pure as a snowflake and
as sweet az the Bllyery laughter oi d little
child. II will doubtless draw large
houses,
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rhe Non Mnrdnr rn.r.

Tho trial Of James NeiI for completely
In the murder Of Dfovef MCCaIBland,
will commence at Little Washington to-
day. This iB q somewhat famous Green
county case which has been dragging
along for two or three years, and now
comes ZIP as q now trial, the motion 10
grant such, made al the time Of former
trial, having been finally allowed alter
much argument before the courts, The
case 10 70 DO tried In Washington county
on a change Of yDnup granted by The
Green county court about two month";
ago. Cupt, d, u. Dovenet, II this city,
ID one Of the leading counsel for NeifI
aud will be present when the case opens
to-day,
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syrup Of Figs.

Is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious oil. costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieyeri TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For saiO in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and Q. Men.
kamAllar.
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Is the name Of the funny musical
comedy In which the 81. Felix Sisters
have made a big bit this season, and 10
which they will appear at The Grand the
last three nights Of this week. Few
vaudeville entertainers arc better or
more iayotably known than the st, Felix
Sisters. Originally there were four In
this remarkable family, and tho closest
ties Of affection bound them together,
The brilliant and aaeCtlonate quartelte
was broken by the death Of Leanore, al
Bobton, some YeAfs aRo.
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rhe Lponlo mos.

AT tic Grand Tonight the Leon7c
Bros. will open q three nights engage.
inent In the romantic drama, 1.-THE Dog
Spy During the pfogteeB Of the play
their wonderful dramatic dogs will
appear The Leonzo's have always
done a good business here and there ID
every reason 10 look for their continued
success, A change Of Programme will
be given Of each performance. Seats
can be reserved al Weire.
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t,rn ,,,..oi,,. 1,oral,In,.

Yesterday Iona Russell, tho untortu-
nate gitl taken from Georgia Franks
house Of ill'ianie and committed 10 jail
as q lpnatlc, was very restless and by
evening bad well nigh exhausted her
sell. ltis not thought the girl can 1--we
long even II she 10 taken 70 Weston. Sat.
urday, during one OF her. lucid intervals,
II Is Understood that abe seemed 10 COM
prehend her condition, anu gave to
Sefif Steenfod the name and address oil
her mother ID Illinois, and aldo the
name ind address OF a married Blister,
and that they were teleEtapled tol
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d. POLICE pockel.

At2o'clock this morning there were
twenty.eight cases on the hlolter al
police headquarters for this morning's
Police Court. Nearly oil Of these came
from houses Of III fame; Clara Moss was
pulled atlast midnightand Ave girls and
six men caught, Saturday night Jennie
Lees place yielded up three girls and
two men, and at Ida Walton's ono girl
and five men were taken out, The
balance Of the cases are plain DRINKS.
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A ROBBERY AT FULTON.
william johnson, the Thief, Arrested and
Committed 70 jail,

N"AAAAAAANNNNA - Ntff%f
Yesterday morning the police were
informed that a sneak thief had entered
the room Of Edward Kinney at Frank
jennings boarding house at Fulton,
and carried away a pair oishoes, 81 60
in money, q young lady's picture and
some other small trinkets. Later in the
day the officers had reason TO believe
that William johnson was the thief and
accordingly Officer Shorts arrested him.
He was taken before Justice Davis, who
committed him TO Jail 10 await the action
otths Grand Jury which meets to-day.
On Johnson's person were found the
shoes, picture and other articles except
the money, johnson e the same tel'
low who was arrested about six montha
ago for robbing Ben Lewis, q colored
man, in q market square saloon.
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The I.oenl CoITce MARKET.

Saturday the merchants who handle
coffee in this city received advices from
their agents in New York that the price
Of coffee had been advanced three.quar.
Lers Of a cent by reason OF the, revolu'
tionary news from Brazil. Those who
had good stocks on hand smiled az the
news and hoped the price would 80
higher. Those who we're short smiled
on the other side d their faces.
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N yOu cannot 500 and need speClaClCs
YOU should Gallon us sand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments aud more experience
Than any other Upllelnn III the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
Iandod. JACOB W. tRUIB,
J6Weler and OpllClan,
Cor Twelfth and Market streets.
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ono deed OF trust aud tho following
pbnyeyAnces Of real estate were admitted
10 record by Clerk Hook Yesterdays
Deed made November 10 1889, by D
z, Phillips, trustee, TO nj, j, Curtat, ioi
loia Nos, 3 and 0, ID lane'e orchard add
tlou. Confederation, $3.50,
Deed made November 4, lSSy "
George w. Lennon and vile, p M, a.
LaAhiby, wife 81 Mllllard, A., LaShlQyt loi
lot No. %, on the west side 0t South HUI
ron street, Consideration, $3.50.
Decd made November 10, 1880, by NJ
y, Cutfan, Of Bellaire, 10 Catherine A,
Cuffan, Of the same place, for lots Nos .
and Q, Ia Hthe'a orchard addition. Con.
alteration, %.
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pnlsK OHIO valley oOass.

foR comfort and durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under.
wear, warranted not 10 IifiHk.
inst received 80 dozen more oil those
25t seamless half Hose. They are grtdi
bdrodlna. o. HESS & SoSS,
1901 and 1929 Market street.
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BErrrR than all, Electric Light Flour

You can save money by calling at
Harry Hillman's for anything in the
line Of fine Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Chains, Charms, Pins, Rings, Cuff But.
tons, etc. All goods warranted as repre-
sented. 2s Eleventh street.
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WAsnlSGroN, D. o., Nov 17.-For
Western pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia, rain. partly snow, no change
In temperature; brisk northeasterly
winds, becoming variable.
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IL worth q column Of rhetoric, sald an
American statesman. II 10 a fact, eAtab.
lished by the testimony Of thousanda Of
people, that Hoods bafeApAfllla does
cure aCfoi1la, salt fheutn, aud other DID.
ea1es OF aliebllQnD arising from Impure
state OF low condition Of The blood, II
also overcomeB that tired feeling, creates
1 good appetite, and gives strength 10
oy6ty part o. The sys!etl, Try IL 2
TnH richest tlAyOf, Ohio Valley Coffee.
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Bias FlrS s-NCSbltt & Bro,
liORv 3 DIO,-fhO Ideal Feed MIL.
steamers Tor Cincinnati. LpuiSYlle, &c.
ufalil opera hO1Se-sI. Felix sisters.
Opera HOuSe-Liltlo Lord Fauntleroy,
For Sales.--future aud Lot,
Sec Naples for SIS II. Y. BehrOns.
Special Meetiug-W. U. u. society
Rusty BASo Bufnets- Joseph Bell stove Co,
Lists Cough syrup,
EOrSAle-JAneS A. Henry.
rive CentS--ueo. N. Shook & Co.-Hcad oil
InCAl
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GRHAr pAR1AlNB from nov b Christ.
mas, Of Ladlea' and Cent? Solid II. katet
Gold WatcheB and All kinds Oh line
Jewelfyy 81 lliLLsiAN'sf e,pN!a
N n 1lp Z rs Eleventh elieel,
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No Arfeemeht I,eAeilo,I,

Tho conference which II was supposed
would DO held Saturday between the
City Water Board and Contractor CHS.
holm with reference 10 coming 10 some
agreement and settlement over the new
and lpaky reservoir, failed 10 lnalerlallEe
aud Mt. Chisholm went back TO bic
llotie In East Liverpool, II fOmAlno 10
DO seen what the next move will be.
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lNTELllGENUERTEL CALLS
Counting Room, 4lO.
Editorial Rooms, 4Bi.
FOR FALL AND WINTER,

Just received a complete and artlAtiC
assortment VI SultIngs, PantalOOnlngs
aud UStrcOaLlhgB, which we warrant 10
make up IN llrSl.ClasS style and al rea'
sOnablB prices. III guaranteed,
4 U. HESS n SONS,
1891 & 1893 Market Street.
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AJAX for Ohio Valley Coffee.

JACOBS & 1sKNBERa closing out retail
stock. Now your time to buy bargains.
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Thy Electric Light. You will use no
other.
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N, ,,.s5 4, ,,ln1,lhAtln

can he relieved aud cured BY Using
aafglo Of chlofale Of potash every hour
aud applying freely A Tue sane ilmel
Red Cross oil externally, Bee dlrectionS
accompanying each bottle
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Tits lest, Ohio Valley Coffee.
ttar ono YallOy ColIee. lEslh0 belI.

Usr Lily CaEAM Tor roughncs8 Of 'l'
akin,
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rl,crn,ot,lctcr Record.

The Thermometer at Schnsprs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
registered as follows:
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gon 4 DlSonbrirP Liypa ny BaEcH.
Avs PItts, ESAE
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USE LIm CREAM Tor tho toilet
gll1lr Of Dates


Elixir Of Dates Al.
ID A combination Of the active pf0pei..l.',
Of dates, flgs aud pfnneS, ana OIn si
tropical fruits. Us pleasant Ias's G ~,
beneficial effects have fendetel y lI
iienSely popular lLcureS haDltna', vi
sIipatl6n, indigestion, bill9nshcs.;S, y ~, n
headache, piles, etc. Sold y ~ Y, VA
bottled b. q, Il. GoOlSe, ". W. llg nS
w, u. Williams and JOLT ba9giTs y"
Logan Drug %. aud Goodwin q wa
WhOleSate agents.
LA,GooD seIls div RoOds'ho che'p'''
UUE LtLY CREAM for chapPed Dlpp
BVYEleCtnC LighLGndhay good O'''"
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Yovn elocel hag GIeeLlIe LIghL lll0ut
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b lure y0u gOl llleoLtlo ilgAL lllOul.
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AZ onaAN, IlIy Llteainl lIly OfeAtn.
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Ls. Coon ScllSdt, poods'ho cl''p'''
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Clothing, Etc
que 8utellt0eltfer.
Now Advertisements.

once Nos. Snnd ~ Fourteenth street.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS.
Profit I'm Pigs.

AS compared with former prices, those
now offered for hogs are quite low. but
when the present and prospective price
Of corn is taken into account, we doubt
If there is anything that will Yield a
better profit on the corr than w.Ii-bred
pigs, says the Iowa Homestead. we say
pigs, for the profit in feeding hof-s lever
consists in keeping them until full
grown, except for breeding purposes,
but in turning them off at that weight
at which they will pay for the keep of
the dam and yield the largest price for
tho food consumed. Farmers do not
always understand the law which gov
erns this. They often say hat a pig
takes on weight more rapidly after it
weighs 200 pounds than before,
and many of them regard this as the
most profitable feeding period. In this
they are mistaken. While the fact is
often as they state it, yet not half have
any means to determine how much the
pig eats as compared to what it ate be-
fore it weighed 200 pounds, and hence
have not the data for a correct con-
clusion. Tho law of animal life which
has been full, deliberately and COM
pletely demonstrated with regard to
swine is that the younger and lighter
the animal-other things being equal
the greater amount Of gain is made from
a given amount of food. A young pig,
for instance, just after weaving time,
wall MAKE thirteen pounds Of gain from
"a bushel Of corn, or it's equivalent in
oats or bran, while a hog of 800 pounds
! Will epar0lN rnnlfn kanNnn az niCht TIN
reason of the law is equally obvious. L
takes more to repair tho waste on 2et
pounds of carcass thar il does or $50
and this food Of support must be taker
out Of the amount consumed before there
can be any gain. Tho animal economy
Is a good deal like the foreman Of the
Arkansas Jury. Gentlemen of the
jury said the Judge, have you found
a yerdict?' Judge" replied the fore,
man. this jury finds for itself. Give
me a quarter and then / will render our
verdict" After the animal heat has
been maintained and the waste repaired,
the surplus, and only surplus. goes into
increase. In the twenty-five pound pig
this is very small. and hence il makes
more pounds of gain. 1t will not pay
to tGrn of pigs at 100 pounds weight ..
pork prices, because they should be
charged with first cost, being tho keep
and interest on the value of the dam;
but when they reach 20o pounds the in
crcasing cost of gain makes IL more
profitable, under ordinary circumstances,
10 turn them OF and begin with a new
stock. With corn and pork at present
prices, there is still a reasonable mar
gin of profit. 1t may he true that the
price viii go lover, and may for q time
reduce the profits 10 q small margin,
but the inevitable result of this is to
increase consumption of pork products
and restrict production in eastern states.
Pork raising at present prices 10 protita-
BILE only where there is cheap corn.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
BlOoden Cattle.

Nebraska Farmer: Levers OF polled
cattle certainly have q strong argument
in their favor in the fact that nature
and not the saw has made the cattle Of
their choice hornless. OF the various
breeds of polled cattle the Aberdeen
Angus is well entitled to precedence.
The improvement OF the breed was be-
gun before the advent Of the nineteenth
century, and all through its breeders
have been careful to preserve and cult
vate its exceptionally high properties in
the production of meat Of the choicest
quality. In this hes the chief excel
lence of the breed, and in these times
the characteristic is one of great value.
This property in the northern Polls,
combined with the sound system Of
feeding pursued in Scotland, has Sc
cured prime Scotch" beef the highest
favor and longest price in the London
market. At II time the COWS Of this
breed gave a bountiful yield of rich
milk, but owing TO the breeders atten-
ton having so long been mainly di-
rected to h cultivation of the fatten-
ing properties, they are now only mod
crate mixers. In recent years the breed
has improved considerably in early ma
turity, and at the London fat stock show
in December, 1887, it surpassed all other
breeds in this important property. At
that show the class of polled Aberdeen
Angus steers under 2 years averaging
CO.. days in age) gave an average light
weight of l,475 pounds; and steers over
2 and under 3 years averaging 9S4
days, 1874 pounds. Black is the pre-
vailing color, but occasionally a red calf
is dropped.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
.sRuttcr-side Dovn.~

'Butter-Side Down.
Hang the heavens with black,
Hide the stars in a crack,
Lat darkness come over the town;
Put Grape on your hat,
Tie a piece to your bat,
For the Bostons are butter. side down.
All the long season through
They have been good and true,
Whether fortune wore smiles or n frovn.
They hung on like grim death
To the very last breath,
now they are butter side down.
"Oh, the people are wei"
Says Mutrie with glee;
And the beanies we've done up so brown
Twas not you, but the field
That made Boston yield,
And landed her butter-side down.
Yet all is in vain,
We're beaten, that's plain,
This time in the soup we must drown;
And as under we go
There is wailing and woe;
Poor Boston is buttor-side down.
Boston Globe.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
Health is Wealth !
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~ eenties tbs PAPER
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
Tho Great Procession.

Did you ever happen 10 think, when dark
Lights up the lamps outside tho pane.
And youiook through tho glass on that Won
der.And
Where the witches are making thor tea in the
rain.
of the great procession that says its prayers
All the world over, and climbs the stairs,
And goes 10 a wonderland of dreams.
Where nothing at all is just what ii seems?
All the world over at eight o'clock,
Sad and sorrowful. glad and gay.
These with their eyes n bright US dawn.
Those almost asleep on the way,
This one capering. that one cross,
Slowly the long procession streams
Up to the wonderland of dreams,
Far in the islands OF the sea
Ihe great procession takes up its H1y,
Where, throwing their faded fower-wreaths
down.
Lttle slyagas tire of play:
Though they have no stairs To climb at all,
And go TO sleep wherever they fall,
by The seas soft song and the stars soft
CLEANS
Tsey are OF to the wonderland of dreams.
Then the almond lids Of the Tartar boy
DroOp like a leaf at close of day;
And her mat j. pleasant as clouds OF down
10 tip tawny child OF the Himaiay;
And the lad on the hOusotOp at Ispahan
eec, night, WINE the rOse-breaths around him
Lead up from the desert his starry teams
Ana mount To the wonderland of dreams,
Still westward the gentle shadow steals,
And touches the head of the Russian maid.
And the vikings sons leave wrcStic and leap,
And Gretchen loo,ens her yellow braid,
And Bcbs and Arthur follow along.
And sweet Mayourccn 1T cycn.soug,
Al minE,ing the mOrrow's hopes and scheme:
with those of the wonderland Of dreams.
Tho round world over. with dark and dew,
See how the great procession swells;
Hear the music to which it moves.
Inc cillNrRnE urGNpis- nd tho aVpDtnU hollis
1t climbs the slopes OF the far Azores,
Al last II reaches our western shores,
Anu where can j 90 AZ these extremes
But into the wonderland OF dreams.
HurTyiDg. and scampering, lingering, slow,
All, what "A putter OF little feetl
Iyeuds heavy as flowers with bees,
Was ever anything hall so sweet!
out OF the tender evening blue
lido believe it has come for YOU
To bc OF 90 the wonderland Of dreams.
Nh9tc nothing AZ al is just what il scemsl
HlayiiCi Prescott SponOrd, in 81. Nichulas,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-09
A Piece of Her Mind.
. lady correspondent hos this TO q.

A lady correspondent has this To say:
~ want 10 give a piece of my mind 70 .
certain class who object to advertising,
when IL costs them nothing-this won't cost
them a cent. ! suffered a living death for
nearly two years with headache, backache,
in pain standing or walking, was literally
dragged ont Of existence, my misery In
creased by dragging. At last, in despair,
l committed the sin of trying an advertised
medicine, DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prcscrip-
tion, and It restored me to the blessedness
Of sound health. / honor the physician
who, when he knows he can cure, has the
morM courage to advertise the fact" The
medicine mentioned 10 guaranteed TO cure
those delicate diseases peculiar 70 femalss.
Read printed guarantee pm bottio-wrappsr.