The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888, November 21, 1884, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextSHAVER, Publisher. ar. ItDTICE* • „■ Hat bought, the half interest T , 8 Week /;£ t \ Ernking in the Conyers <*«'■ o«r Um-I ’their liberal patronage, and hope r merit the same. . . 8 um 1 yours, respectfully, Davis. - A. Owing t^our hope our papvTot patrons will getting ex re we pse ns this week. | The bottom rail is on top again. U rats out of your holes: —Cleve 0 d is coming. Cov Judge A. C. McCalla visited iotnn tbis week, Mr. Henry Bryans paid Conyers a line trip on last Sunday. Call on Jim Dukes for your con Lioneries, f cigars, tobacco, &c. v y« had a fine rain on last Tues Ly evening—the first for a long me. Tffe shall Still continue to improve Weekly, and all who owe u- will ie and Vase come forward pay up. j DIED, Nov. 4tb, 1884 . The Republican Party, Aged 24 years. I Now that the election is over, lets ,11 settle down to hard work and see fwe can’t do something that will end to tbe prosperity oi the country. Athens is going to set. up white )emocratis barber shops. The iso ;ro barber shops ot that city are too a. k in po itiCH to suit the boys. Whenever you hear boys say they going sop msi • it g ,i ' „ a t * o 5 may count on then going around o«.b«. Mbr. prayer m«« g, n.llb.-Oi, rt-et.c ,1 ’ on mo if 11 o’clock catches them there again. I The “Young Ladies’ Baseball llnb,” under the mana -ement ot Mr. ■Harry II. Freeman, of New York, rwi'l play in Atlanta, od the 2f)th of |t,he present month and tbe l 3 l of the [next month. Some of the darkies have been leaking preparations to go back to K heir former owners, as thev verilv lielieved tiiey would lie put back in slavery if the democrats were suc Lessful. I' is now about time to select n [municipal [spoken tick t. We hear several of for Mayor, including our present clever incumbent, Squire Helms, also Judge C. McCalia, Col. J. C. B&r’on and T H. Bryans it Is to be lieped that there will be no belting from the nomination ir. tins county. Cleveland is elected, the Democracy is throughly, organi zed and bolters can be look'd upon in no other light than enemies to the best interest of our people and our party. Notice is hereby given that I wii 1 apply to the present General Assem¬ bly of Georgia for the passage of a Bill to be entitled An Act for the re lief of S. H. Anderson of the county ol Rockdale and to pay him the sum of $55 80. Cost paid by him in the Superior Court of said county. The social gathering given by Miss Ida, the. charming daughter of Mr D. N. Hudgon, at his residence on Ihursday night, of last week in honor ot her visiting friends, the beautiful •Misses Cora and Lula Brown, of Henry county, was an exceedingly ha PPy affair. The refreshments were greatly enjoyed and the evening passed off pleasantly to all. White River, W. T., Oct. 21,1881 Ol J. 0 Ayer & Co.—Gentlemen ; % W R" suffered for over 20 years with rheumatism in her hips and legs On reading your almanac she posi¬ tively believed that your Sarsaparilla would cure her. She has tak- n fou" bottles and is now as well as ever she was in her lite. I feel it m 3 7 duty to send you my sincere thanks. C. ENGBLORN Llbsrty Chapal Dots. Dry and dusty. We are anticipating a jovial time at the pound party, I guess mv Rockdale doney will party? ge t lu invita tion to the pound The Benders had quite a jolly time at the ball at J ha King’s l ist Thursday night. c. some of . our youn* men are Miking 07 8 P e& U n g of imigrating to the land ol Fiowers, Dixie. On The Wing. Christmas will soon be here—only 33 days more. Pe< pie talk nothing but politics these days. Soma onp asks how the great men of this country began life. [We are under the impression that they gen¬ erally began life as infants.] Leap year will soon he down on the records as a year of lost oppor¬ tunities. The girls are helping to paint the country red by wearing red dresses, the fashionable color. The Methodist Sunday School was largely attended last Sabbath. Several of our enterprising citizens visited the Gate City this week. Green Miller was shot dead on last Saturday night at a neuro frolic in Walton cunty, by another negro. Now for a first class hanging, pro¬ vided they catch him. Mrs. M. TV. Shayer, returned home on last Saturday after two months absence, at ills- bed side of her sick husband, Mr. Sam Shaver, and we are glad io learn that lie is up again. Mrs. J. S. Johnson is improving rapidly. We are sorry that our clever friend M> Allen Summers is confined >o his room witi^fever. We hope he will recovers On. A. D. and Reuban Weaver return many thanks to Dixie tor an invita¬ tion to a pound party which is to come off at an early day. Grenade & Tucker bought a ben one day J last week, and put it in a ^ the ^ to grt it to carry ii home tbe hen had turned to an egg. Variety may be the spice of life, but judicious and systematic adver¬ tising is the salt and pepper of a newspaper, and the butter of the ad¬ vertiser. Most of our time being occupied in shutting the door after the friends that come in to see us, much original matter should not expected until the weather moderates next spring. The man who got drunk because be was blue and felt so bad last week also got drunk this week over the election news because he was jolly and felt so When you want a first-class turn out, call on our clever friend Mr. Jimmy Morris. He keeps the finest buggies and horses in the State. The triplets were out fishing one day last week and two of them had tl.c pleasure of catching some fine 8 UC keis, but we were sorry for the third party, wh<> only had the oiiafor tune to ca'ch one mino. What’s says you, O. W. <Uis. Mary J. Hnson, Y'hohas bepn afflicted with rheumatism for a num¬ ber years, cannot walk a step now and her only way of geiting about is in a rolling chair. Never b^ast about anything that conscience tells you you ought to be ashamed of If you are a bachelor now, and ever was engaged to be married, don’t acknowledge it. Love is that golden latch-key which hangs on the outside and lets in happiness to every heart. All the s.mee, it isn’t everv man who is to be trusted with a latch-key. Business is brisker than usual to¬ day. The good fruits of the election are already beginning to be gatber ed. The charming Miss Hattie Wood, ot Greensboro, Ga., spent seyeral days in oar little own this week. Plenty of drummers in town this week. Mrs J. N. Hal? spent several days in Atlanta last we ek, visiting rela¬ tives and trends. Ciever Joe Johnson ha^ moved his hotel office up stair* in room No. 23, and it is quite a u ! ce improvement. Mr. L. T. Longshore, of South Carolina', and Miss Bertie Marbu’, of Rockdale county, Ga., were unit> d in man ia g e iast Sunday evening at residence of the falher - Mr ‘ B ‘ J ‘ Marbat . l, y IieT ’ W - D ‘ Heath. We wish them much happi ness. We return many thanks to two of Eatontou’s most charming young !a ! dies for complimenting the Weekly. F .-. we „ oaM b, glad lo get a correspondent from jour prelly little town for the Weekky? A. D. COUNTY OFFICERS-OUR TICKET Ordinary—0. Seamans, Clerk—J. R. McCord. Sheriff—W. II. M. Austin. Treasurer—G. W. Weaver. Tax Collector—Lamar Wood. Tax Receiver—C. B. Hudson, Cor oner—George Rogers. The State Treasurer is now occu¬ pied by that jolly, good iellow Boh Hardeman Who is it that does not know him? Who is it but knows that the money ol the people is in hands that, are always washed clean and nothing “sticky” ever allowed to touch them. Dau Speer is an honest goo 1 man. and he has the sat sfaetton of knowing that lie has turn, d over to one, in this respect, the equal of any man. No Light. What is the matter with our street lamps at night—no light, and where is the gasoline ? Let us have lights ihere dark nickts. Citizen. Fir Christmas goods call on J. A. Dukes, for fine candies, apples, or¬ anges, etc. See change ot schedule on the Georgia Railroad. LAND OF TIIE SOUTH. “Land ot the,South—imperial land ! How proud thy mountains rise ! How sweet, thy scenes on every hand, how fair thy evening skies ! But not foi this—oh! not for these, i love thy fields to roam ; Thou lw<t a dearer spell to me, Thou art my native home.” “T’ve stood beneath Italia’s clime, Beloved of ta e and song— On Holoyn’s hills, proud and sublime, Where, natures wonders throng ; By Tt mpe’s classic, sun-lit streams, Where gods of old did roam ; But ne’er have found so fair a land As thou—my native home.’’ “And ‘heaven’s best gift to man’ is thine God bless thy rosy girls ! L ke sylvan flowers they’ sweetly 7 shine Their hearts ace pure as pearls ! And grace and goodness circle them Where’er theii footsteps roam How can I, then, while loving them, Not love my native borne ?” w. YV. Black. W. J Albert BLACK It ALBERT, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAYV,SH MariettaSt, Atlan ta, Ga. Prompt attention given to all business. GEGORIa RAILROAD. Georgia Railroad Co.,'| Office General Manager. 8 1884. [ Augusta, Nov. , COMMENCING SUNDAY, 9'h iust.. tbe following Passenger schedule will be operated. Trains run by 90th meridian ime, twenty two minutes slower than Atlanta time. FAST LINE. NO. 27 WEST DAILY. Lv Augusta7.40am | Lv Athens 8.00 am A r Wash’n 10 40 am | Lv Wash’n 7 55 »ni LvConyersli.S7am j Ar Atlanta 100 pm NO. 28 EAST DAILY. Lv Atlanta 2.45 pm Ar Wa«h’n 7-20 pm Ar Cony ei* 3.42 pm NO 2 EAST DAILY. Lv Atlanta 8 00 am Lv Conyers 9 19 am Ar Athens 4 4 ° pm “ Wash’n 2 20 pm “ Mil’d’ve 4 49 pm Ar Macon 6 45 pm ar Augusta 3.35 pm COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION. Lv Atlanta 5 50 pm Lv Oonvers7 4o pm Ar Cov'gt’n8.1o no. 4 e 1st daily. Lv Atlanta 8 2(1 pm LvConv’rs 9 58 pm Ar Augusta 6 loam Train Nos. 27 and 28 will stop at and receive passengers to and from the fol¬ lowing stations only: Grovetown, Berzelia, Ha'iem, Bearing Thomson, Catnak, Barnet, Crawford vide, Union Point, Greensboro, Madison. Rut¬ ledge, Social Circle, Covington, Con¬ yers, Stone. Mountain and Decatur. Connects at Augusta for all points East an ! Southeast. JOHN W. GREEN, Gan. Man. E. R. DORSEY, Gen. Pass Agt. rm irrs ap% J-l. & $ 1= * z=t ' CONYERS. DEALER IN FINS HAND MADE BOOTS, SHOES, & HARNSES, Ar Athens 7 . 3-5 pm j Lv Wash’n 4 10 pm ! Ar Augusta 8.15 pm NO. I WEST DAILY. Lv Augusta 10 50 am Lv Macon 7 - 10 Rnl Lv Mil d’vl 9 10 am Lv Wash’n n.2o am Ar Conyers 4 22 pm Ar Atlanta 5.40pm Lv Cov,gt’n 5 4 O am LvOonvers 6 i2am Atlanta 1 . 5 $ am no. 3 west daily, Lv Augusta 9 lo pm Lv Conyers 4.5 6.40 1 am Ar Atlanta am H. P .& D. M Almond & Co have Ju»t received their new improve! Wheat scourer and il is a perfect Machine it cleans the wheat clean that ma*e very fine wh'te Hour eut of ordinary wheat we especialy ask everv one |l..r Us wheat to ^ trrind to come and get good flour out of , ‘ yo.ir wheat a.i W<« aab ask IS ■ „ a iriai and u „o you J will bo highly J pleased. — >m ***"' IMPORTANT NOTICE xrr V 0 , taka , th , 18 . motuou of inioi rain® • our friends and customers that we are now receiving our fall . ,1 and » winiei • , stock, which will embrace everything usually kq ,t 1 ,, any Hmt-cl... .tor., and as our motto has always been quick sales and short profits we will sell as low as the lowest. We fee! thankful to all who have patronized us in the past and kindly ask a share ol their trade in the future. Please bear in min i ! that in or¬ der to close up our old business, our terms will be Strictly Cush from Oc¬ tober the 1st. until January the 1 st. 1885, after which time we will ac¬ commodate all who have come for¬ ward and made satisfactory settle men a. We hope none will ask us to vary from the above rule as we mean what we say. We don’t want to hurt any one’s feelings by rein ing to credit them for so short a time. Remem¬ ber money has been vety scarce and we have bad a hard time to get goods through the summer to fnrni«h on time, but we have faced fhe storm and trust that we have almost reach ed the shore. We believe all we have furnished has and does appreciate it and will come forward and pay off their notes and accounts a« soon as they possi bly can, remembering that prompt psylmakes good credit and secures goods at the lowest cash prices. Trusting that, we wi'l he remem¬ bered, we remain, most Res’p’tly, J H AlmandSon and Co. Itlchlus; Film-Symptoms nn«1 Cure. The symptoms are moisture, like per¬ spiration, intense itchise, increased by scratching : very distressing, particular ly at night: seems as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum; the private parrs are son e imes affected If allowed to continue verv serums results may follow. “SWAYNF, 8 OINTMENT” is a pleasant, sure cure. Also Tetter, Itch, t-ialt Rheum, Soaid Head, Ervsipe Isb Barbers’ Ttch, Bcotches- all scaly, crust 17 Skin Diseases. Box, by mail, 5 o cen’ss 8 for $1 25. Address, Dr S'Yaynk & SON, Phil*. Pa. Sold by Druggist*. NOTICE. Conyers Ga., Sept. I0t.h 1884. Hammock, Parker it Co. successors to H P & D M Almand and compa¬ ny, Ware housemen and ginnere, re¬ spectfully notify the public that they are prepared to run said business successfully, and shall make it their basineoB to meet out evenhanded justice to all, thereby building up business worthy of confidence and patronage We are responsible for all seed cotton received until baled. Bagging and ties furnisliec low lor the cash. We respectfully ask the public to give us a trial. Hill W Ilamtni'ck, Manager. TO THE PUBLIC. After the 1st of Oct-her I will | | close my books and »ell no more , goods on time to anyone until next spring. I h»i r e been selling on time now for five years and must have gome time in which to close up and , mft j. e Bet tleii ent. This applies to i all and I hope no one will fe< 1 hu|t, as I am forced to take this method of c i, )g i n nr U p 1 rn y old accounts. To all | who come forward and , make , . • factory set dements I wiil sell again next season I am now receiving a fine line of fail and winter goods wW , . , T I selling . low . be am as as can foun 1 anvwl.erc. Call and s e me. Respectfully. D. N. Hudson. Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Consumption All throat, breast and Lung Affections . cared bv the old established ‘Swayne’s Wild Cherry.” The firs' dose gives i«* lief and a curse speedilv toliows. 2$ cents, or $l.oo at Druggists. Liver, Kidney or Stomach Trouble. j Symptoms. Impure blood, costive | I bowels, irregular appetite, sour be'cb’ng pains in side, back and heart, yellow I urine, burning when urinating, clay col Hired stools, had breath, no desire for j'work, chills, fevers, iiritability, Whitish tongue, drv cough, diz*y head, wiih dull pain in back part, lass of memory, foggy sight. For these troub’es “Swane’s Bills” I are a sure cure. Box, (30 pills), by nr il 25 cent , for 5 St .00. Address, DrSwayne &Son, Phila. Pa. Sold by Druggistt K. J. HAMMOND, J. G. ZACHRY, T. A. HAMMOND. HAMMOND, ZACHRY & HAMMOND, Attorneys at Law, 81J E, Alabama st., Atlanta, Geo r gia. BS§u.rractice in all tbe courts. That Hohuxo Couoh can b« ao quickly cured lip ShtloU's Cure. ffs guarantee it. Will You Ssfeek with Dyspepsia and I.iver Oomplaint Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. sleepless Nights, tmido niiserablo by that terrible o-jush. Shiloh’# Cure is the remedy for you. se ^redb?Shiloh"’(.^tarrh t _ Price h cents. Nasal Injector free. For tame Back, Side or Cheat use Shlloh’a Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. SHILOH’S Cough Rad Consumption Cure is SO | d by ug on atruarantee. n cure* tloa ’ Croup, Whoopino _ Couoh _ _ , and . w immediately relieved, by Shiloh’s Conyers, Cure. Ga. Sale by I)r. M. K, Stewart. Shiloh’s Vttalizs.r is what you need for Constipation, Lossof Appetite, Dizziness and aiL^Do^bottir Dys,,epsl> *’ Pl ”’ ce 10 “ n 7 ^ —------ ^WilGClGI* qT \ A ‘ / 1J.SOIIS 0\\ T O 3 p . r IT RUNS THE LIGHTEST AND HAS NO NOISY SHUTTLE IT IS NOT INJURIOUS TO YOUR HEALTH LIKE THE HE\VY RUN KING it NOISY Shuttle Machine. Agents wanted. Send for price list. WHEELER & WILSON, Mt’g Co., June3 1—tf. Atlanta, Ga. Notice This. We will inform our friends and customers that we will receive 0111 new goods in a few days and you can purchase Millinery goods cheaper, from us this season than they luve ever been sold in the city. We will k> ep every liing usually kept in a first class Millinery house. Many tba ks for the past and hope you wid give us a call We will sell Strict!> for Cash ftom Oct. ti e first until Match the 1st 1885 Hope none wiil ask us (o break our rule* we mean what we say Cheap, Cheap for Cash, call and hear the low pri es, so cheap you cant he p buying, you will sav^ money by so doing call and see for your self, S. J. Iiichirdaon it Cowan. FINK FARM ON EASY TERMS. We aie; offering for sale ths fatm known as the ‘‘David Thrasher home place” at a ha gain on easy terms. The place’ containsl27(> acres. 2$ acres in creek bottom, ao^actes in original for est. balnnc in cultivation or easily cleared—it is 12 miles from either ’'Oli¬ vers or Covington 9 wiles from Moll ui ough, and J mi.e of Fntlers bridge on South river-adjoining lands of Fran' O. Fielder. Tkos. Pool. Geo. w Gleaton and Dr. Dan W. Fcolt. Cai! to see us. J A. A T. D. Stewart. MONEY TO LOAN I am prepared to negotiate Loans on improved farm lands in Rockdale county. McCalla, A. C. Conyers, Ga. 0 H U VT i Q O T iJ T A Ivi /f IDT I 1 1 T 1 D AT 1 ^ N Vv -C U R E D Bv local treatment. No liquor. None of the present remedies are employed Give a thev never have proved a success >t a trial—no charges made Y11 chronic complaints treated without medicine. Correspondents must enclose stamp. Address, Mrs. M C. 'Vai.ter Kira House. Stone Mountain, Ga Parturient _ , _ Balm, 1 Mothers’ Cordial or Ladies about to become mothers should take a package of thi- cordial it certainly and surely relieves the pains ^ of child birth. To those who wjH be a bl( , sse d re Ucf To those who have never cx perienced the pangs it will save many hours of pain and anguish. j Thousands of testimonials can be fnr nished as to its efficacy. Brice, Si j, er pack-’Ke by mail post paid. For sale j „ n | v a t Reform Dispensary,corner Broad a tid Walton streets Atlanta. Ga. j : M. T SALTER. M. D, ' T»l, Ifi PropriCor. ■ F ire j LIFE INSURANCE, j BY j ! J S DANIEL L, j CONYERS, 6 m. • | £sg“Mr. Danieil lepresents a large number of the very best Companies ! doing business in this Stale, and cin write up policies on all kinds of pro Rates as low as anywhere. Every body shottid have tneir homes iand bustness insured and that Mill oat de’ay.J Legal Advertis-W.wontK. SHERIFF’S 8V1.K _ 1ST TU KK DAY IN DECEMBER. j I Will he sold before tin Court. House dr« r in the town of Coo* on the m T ‘;w*l*y in December. IS 84 . I bare this day levied the within mort^ajje fi fa. on ore house ar-d lot in I the town, or city of Conyers, bounded on j the South by Itosser at reef., on the West hy T q p OBPV an< J J. w. Johnson s lots °n North by J. W. Jrbnson’s lot and on ,, nst . , bv J. Onri#Han lot it bring , . io * r. s ! the sixteenth district of originally Hen | ry, now Hockdvle county,and lot con j taining ona and one forth aeref* more or less, the bouse and lot where W. Z. I Overbey now resile*, levied on the I prope-ty of W. Z Overbey to satisfy thii mortgage ti. fa. in f onr of. Moot?, Marsh | S. .^S,W session notified of the i«vv. A ^ MITCHELL, Sheriff, Oct. jo, I884. j Georgia Rockdale Ci nnty: Whereas J. Earner Executor on ‘.he last will of W. J Hudson Decctl Repres¬ ents to the court of Ordincr* in his Petition du!v filed that be tss fullv administered W. J. Hudsons Fstn'e: ™* h therefore to cite all piTFOnS cr ” e * r 7 ' H,ui c r di, ^‘ op 'T w cause if any they can, why said Excetor should not be discharged from bis Ex eciitovship and Rec eive letters of disinis on t, '° fir8t Monday in December ADMINISTRATORS SALE FOR DE¬ CEMBER 1S84. Bv virtue of on order fmm flie court r,f Ordinary of Rockdale county, will be sold on the first Tues 'ay in December next, at.the court house door i,» CTon • ers Georgia, at public outcry between • he legal hours of sale, one hundred and fift.y'-five actea more or less of land, known as the home p’aco of Abner A. Turner, decerned and all of said or patcel of land (except the dower laid off to the widow) being parts of lots Nor. 2oi, *17 and 200 in the 16th, dis trictof originally Henry then Newton, now R»id county of Rockdale. The land of said heme place boon fed ns follows. O n the Noith by land of Tima. F. Hn-m> East by lands of O. YV. Johnson and ’he widow Rengin. South bv widow Resgin, M’est by lands of W. Ii. Braswell and James Chupp. Also one house and lot in the city of Oonyer*. containing one and one-half acres 1'ing on the F!a.,l side of Decatur street, k nown as tbe E. Thorn place, a’so one lot nt e same street, containing one acre with house and appertenenees known as tbe W. J. Hudson lot. Sale for benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash h 11 loss oth¬ erwise made known 00 the dav of sale, Yt m. J turner. H. A. D Turner, Administrator of the estate of ALner A. Turner, Deceased. Conyers Ga., Oct., 2j l. 1884. POISONED BY A NURSE. ! Some eight years ago 1 w is in cu lated with poison by a nurse who in¬ fected my babe with blooo taint I’lie little child lingered along until it was about two years « d, when its IitL life was y elded up to the b arfu 1 poison. For six Ion >. jeais 1 have mlTYred mi old misery 1 was cov i ered with sores snd ulcers from head 1 to foot,, and in my gr at extremity I I l ,,n .V«d to d e. No 1 1 ngunge'ean ex¬ ! pr. ss my fei lings iif * oe during tho-e ong six years. I bad the best mi d ieal treatment. Sev> rat physician* successively treated me. Do nit no purpose. The M reuryan i I’<»t«si | seemed to add me! to the nwfu; fi an* . I which was de'Ouring me. About I thive months ago I "as advised by I friends woo had seen wonoei fu cures made 1 ". it, t • take Swiit.’s "pe'-ifie. i We got two b itib's, ami I f«lt h agn n levivein my luea-t -hoiu* for ' th happiness Butaia*-! hea and again we had -pent m> much fur medical treatment that we we were too po r to buy. Oh ! tbe agony of that m - rnent ! Health and happiness v, l. in your reach, but too p or to <r.'" it 1 applied, however, to those win weiealile and willing to help im r have taken Swift's Specific, aun am now s air’d a: d wpi: ore>- more | Swift’s Specific is the b st blood pu , j fler j. t h- wo-i<u rid t- tbe gr ; i,) es s ag of the age i Aire. T. \V. Lfcr: j Gteei vil , ^!h. j Treat'se on Blood and Skin Dis Pa „ w mBi|eH tW ,,. The Swift Specific Co , D awer , 3> Atlanta, Ga., 159 Vi 23d St., V, y„ and 12'f5 Chestnut M , Phila. iilt/IL 11 Poniilap I OjMial Than 1 IN II Pvpp ‘ * • Tli< , Kecen Improvement Made in The r . . n . . Y'/flltC oCWlllCj MCLGHIRC qualities of this Machine. It Is an Especial Favorite cf Br¬ Tailors and others, who use hem for the many advantages they porsess over other St wing Machines --every - White Machine Warrented tor 5 years. J. D. A T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 50 Broad street. Atlanta. Ga. H. F. k b. M. ALMAND, Agent* Conyers, Q <.