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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
THURSDAY, March 7, 1872.
ERahNilIa COffnn Market

The market to-day was extremely dull in
sympathy with New York and Liverpool,
and there were free offerings at &c under
the quotations of yesterday. We quote as
follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08

Cotton 6rm; middlings &c.
n7a4ou. Erarer, q

Cotton a shade firmer. Middling 23c;
net receipts 131 bales; gross SIS bales;
sales 400 bales; stock 1890 bales.
Atlanta, Ga-s March 6.
Cotton is buOyaut at 216213c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08


T EGEsLATORS-Can find Board and Lodg-
i 4 ing at Nc. - South Che ~ Street. Also
Families and Day Boa-ders. mhs If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08
WANTS.

gs-N -
0ATANEED-An enterprisiug man, OF good
wv address who wishes TO make money. APP
ply at % Deaderick street, near Cherry.
lnhT Sta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08

The Knoxville Press and Herald says:
The town of Chattanooga has floating
debt in city warrants, Of about $4,000,
which is constantly increasing, as the tax
payers buy up the warrants at 80 cents,
and hand them back to the tax-collector at
100 cents on the dollar, In payment Of their
taxes. As the city thus receives no money,
it is compelled to issue more warrants to
pay its expenses, and the corporation ae,,
tusny sells its own paper at discount Of
* canfa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08
BOARD.

I ASrey,ieews-fs sndsg tlis kead sv5J b charged
7 EN CENTS per 5iss for each fnssrtaOz.l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08

T LEGISLATORS CAN GET GOOD BOARD
i at the st. Cloud. Also Families and Fifty
Day Boarders. mh6 lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08

mn StE
"ANTED-An experienced Cabinet Maker,
w competent in all respects TO take charge OF
a shop. Apply to JOHN Z. BAUMAN, sGpt
Tennessee Penitentiary. marS lw
"AE EED-Purchasers for 100000 Cedar
wv Posts and Cedar Lumber of all kinds,
cheap. Apply 70 HUGH MOGANOCk, corner
Front and Jefferson streets. IebzZ II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March Flour dull at
S. 9069 50 for extremes. Rye -four and
corn meal unchanged. Whisky 90c. Wheat
81 65dI 50. Rye 92c. Barley quiet. Malt
firm. Corn 70k6T1c. Oats 52a656c.
Eggs 31dS5c. Hay and hops unchanged.
COfee-Rio, 1Sd2kc. Sugar unchanged;
Molssses-New Orleans, 50668c. Rice
SAGE. Mess pork $500; dressed hogs
S5.9066.0O; cut meats quiet. Lard heavy,
No. to prime steam 9d9tc; kettle 91c,
Butter and cheese steady.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08

MEMPHIS, March Flour Sc. 5Of9.50.
Corn 6Od6Ic, Oats 56d57c. Bulk
shoulders SIC; sides sc. Lard 9i6l03c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-08
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 7. - Flour finn.
Wheat Sl.6S61.72. Corn steady. Oats
dull at 51653c. Rye 95c6 Sl.00. Mess
pork S14.25. Bulk meats-shoulders SIC;
sides 69c; clear rib &c loose. Bacon
shoulders &c; sides 7sd7sc; clear rib 7s6
Sc. Hams 136l4c. Lard 94A9ic. Butter
active. Whisky S96eCc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

* Sd Av.-ACCnUCHE USE OR MONTHLY NURSE
- deAires to make SONG engagements Tor the spnng
HARPER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
REMOVALS..

DEMovAL.-NRs. L. H.. STONE, cH1ROPonJsfs
IL takes pleasure IN notifying her patrons and the puoM
generally that she has removes her operating from ~
Broadway 70 40 Fh avenue, second door abvve Twenty
nxh suee where che prepared TO- treat all who vc
bed uiih (arua Buniona % Inverted AAls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

AK PARK AVA LADY OF ADDRESS. CULTIvA-
C ton and refinement position In hrst GLASS hotel
house housekcepcr capable OF taking full corol;
would companion reader and writer to lady; would
Keeper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

LADY WHITING PLAIN BUSINESS HAND, DE
n sires envelopes direct; furnish 10000 lately
ceved letters and Address LETTERS boz LID Herald
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
BE Happy Now.

How old are you? Twenty-6ve?-
Thirty? Are you happy to day?
We're you happy? If SO, you have rea-
son to judge that you will be happy by
aad by. Are you SO busy that you
have no time to be happy, and are you
going to be happy when you are old,
and you have not much to do to day?
No; you will not. You now have a
specimen of what you will be when you
are old. Look in the face of to day.
That is about the average They will
tell you what they are going to be;
what you are carrying along with you
is what you will have by and by. If
you are so conducting yourself that you
have peace with God and your fellow
men, and with your faculties; if every
day you insist that DUTY shall make you
happy, and you take as much time as is
needful for the culture of your social
faculties, you will be continually replen-
ished. But if you are saving every
thing up till you get to be an old mau,
habit will stand like tyrant, and say,
"You would not enjoy yourself before,
and you shall not now. How many
men there are who have ground to
make money, that they might be happy
by and by, and who, when they have
got TO be fifty or sixty yaars old had
used up all the enjoyable nerve that
was in them. During their early life
they carried toll and economy and fru-
gality to the excess of stinginess and
when the time came that they expected
joy, there was no JOY for them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
ssNO Trust.o

B. F. Taylor, thus closes an article
or "No Trust
"But not to linger in the purlieus Of
tr,de, mo trust is all very we'll in the
shop of the mechanic and the store of
tie merchant, but many man is not
Ontented with making it conspicuous
his place of business, but he puts up
mo trust in small letters over the
door Of his heart, and mo trust like
sign with light behind it, is set in
his eyes, and his intouations have a
doubt in them, and he fancies he is at
human natures farthest remove from
greenland he is, for broken cistern
in Arabia the Rocky, couldn't be drier
than he, in sympathy and soul.
The mo trust with which he began,
has been deepened and shaded into dis
trust; he makes shipwreck of his faith
In men, and so becomes an infidel
The loss of faith is more to be de-
plored than wreck of fortune, and we
number and depreciate it among the
tendencies of the times.
Should nature take these mo trust
people at their word-the people we
mean, who label their hearts like o
package from the green grocer's-they
would be bankrupt in day. Nature
herself demands the fullest faith of all
who seek her gifts. NO trust is never
written upon her door-post. 1t is all
trust when the seed is sown, that she
will surrender it again; all trust, when
the blade is green that harvest will not
fail; all trust, that the sweet influences
of the Pleads will still be shed, and
the singing birds return.
1t is when faith is gone, that men
become granite and women porcelain.
The chief charm of frontier life is the
close surroundings of fresh nature,
damp, like newly printed sheet with
the unbrushed dews; in the sympathy
that men feel with that unsoiled wilder
ness; in the faith they have in them
selves, in the trust they repose in their
fellows; in the free frank utterance, the
hearty hospitality, the rude aud rugged
friendships.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

In a great, tumultous assembly,
when the One Man whom all are ex-
pecting approaches, all tumult ceases,
all sounds are hushed. So, in the still
night watches, when the hum Of traffic
and the din of toll has ceased, and the
wierd and wondrous beauty of Nature
sleeps in silence, seen only by the mild
moon and the sentinel stars, Heaven
stoops low to Earth, and God visits the
world. Then there is worship in the
very air. The stones repeat their silent
sermons-the leafy boughs sway in I'M
written melodies, and the unvexed wa.
tiers murmur unsteady to the shores.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

Means are always III our power; ends
are very seldom so.
II is best not to dispute where there
is no probability Of convincing.
1t is only great souls that know how
much glory there is in being good.
Flowers are the sweetest thing God
ever made and forgot to put soul with.
The best thing we derive from his.
tory is the enthusiasm that it raises in
us.
Life is like wine; he who would
drink it pure must not drain it to the
dregs.
He that does evil that good may
come, pays a toll to the devil to let him
into heaven.
1t is more difficult, and calls for
more energies of soul, to live martyr
than to die one.
There was never any heart truly
great and gracious that was not also
tender and compassionate.
If there is any person to whom you
feel dislike, that is the person of whom
you ought never to think.
Those who don't believe that fly
has 2O9,365 pores in his body should
catch one and count them.
A drunkard, upon hearing that the
earth was round, said that accounted
for his rolling about so much"
Four things come not back; the
spoken word, the sent arrow, the past
life, and neglected opportunities.
The reason why editors have their
manners spoiled, is because they re-
ceive so many evil communications.
A man behind the times is very apt
to speak i'll of them, on the principle
that nothing looks we'll from behind.
If you cannot coax fish to bite, try
your persuasive powers upon a cross
dog, and you will be sure to succeed.
The longest and most successful
reign in history was the Deluge, and
the greatest old sponge was King Porus
A husband, on being told that his
wife had lost her temper, replied that
he was glad of it, for it was a very bad
one.
A young man at Milwaukee lately
drank two quarts of ice water at sim
gle draught. He hasn't been warm
since.
A little girl of eight or ten summers,
being asked what dust was, re piled
that it was mud with the juice squeez-
ed out"
As the quickest way to make for
tune, a contemporary suggests marrying
a fashionable young lady and selling
her clothes.
"We're in pickle now," said man
in crowd "a regular JAM" said
another. "Heaven preserve us, mourn |
ed an old lady.
Fanny Fern having said that "the
men of the present day we're FAST"
Prentice replies shat they have to be
to catch the women"
The Lowell Courier speaks of man
in that city who hovers about bed
bottom on exhibition because he finds
it perpetual spring.
The healthy heart of man makes
seventy-three beats minute. A little
wine will increase the pulsation to
eighty beats a minute.
A Wisconsin man has at last discov.
cred some use for the peacock. The
ornamental pathological idiot will ac-
tually eat potato bugs.
Life is like theatre. During the
play we take higher and lower seats,
hut wban u ia ovor ,vo ,,;n..l. =: IL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,


whs is frst-class CUTTER, superintends
this department Of the business, and war;
rants TO give satisfaction in all cases
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
a First Glass Hotel in Dallas.

Ed. HERALD The street Railroad enter
prise having proved 10 be success, The
next and more important thing needed in
Dallas is q first-class hotel building. Both
the Chrutchfeld and Keaton Houses are
well'kep., and are credit 10 orr city, as
far as their tables are concerned, but both
buildings are far TOO small TO meet even the
present demands Of The travelling public.
We need hotel in Dallas with, at least.
a hundred rooms, and with all The modern
improvements just such hotel at has re
Gently been built OF WAGE. Nov why can 4
Dallas have just such hotel? IL certain
ly has many advantages over Waco, being
located at the crossing Of two Of the mosi
important railroads in the United States.
One Of them TO connect the Atlantic with
the Pacific, and the other to connect The
Gulf Of Mexies and our empire Slate With
the Great Northwest, 10 say nothing Of The
Dallas & Wichita, and other roais soon 10
be built.
In conclusion ] viii say that l. think
il is useless for me to make any figuring
Bs 10 the probable cost and profits Of
first class hotel in our city Any sensible
man can see that il viii pay at a glance.
Oar monied men ought TO meet at once and
devise the ways and means for the ilame
date erection Of a frsi-class hotel in Dali
las. The enterprise is too urgent aud i'm
rofiant to be delayed or neglected for enc
;nomsnf. WHO viii START III
LOCOMOTIVE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
Democratic County Cpnventi on.

Pursuant to appointment, tho Democrat
10 County Convention met in the city Of
Dallas, on Saturday, July ~, 1872, Mt
clock =. NJ, and was CO He'd to order by
Capt. A. Ilorwood.
Col. Geo. Wilson, of Cedar Hill, was cho.
sen Chairman, and W. ii. Lennon, Secre.
tary.
GA motion, the chairman appointed a
committee of five, Zone from each precinc')
OH credentials, which committee reported
the delegates from their respective pre-
cincts present.
Capt. L. G. Bower came forward and
withdrew his name rs a candidate for Dis
lrict Attorney, in favOrof Capt. r. S. Guy,
of La ncaster.
Geo. N, Aldridge Esq, also withdrew
his name for the same Office in favor Of
Maj. Jno. T. Ault, of Dallas.
The Convention was then addressed by
Capt. Guy aud Maj. Ault, announcing
themselves as candidates for District At
torney.
On motion of Col. Jno. NJ. Stcmmons,
the committee proceeded 10 ballot for 'ele-
gates to represent Dallas courty in The
Mckinney Congressional Convention,
which resulted in the selection Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, viz; For t county a.
large Capt. Ed. G. Bower; Precinct No. l
- Col. r L. Burkes and Capt. G. NJ. Swink
No. Capt. r. s. Guy, and Jno. Taylor
No. 3-Col. Geo. Wilson, and G. W. Medley;
No. 4--Capt. I. L. Franks, and VIM. Iar
ris; No. 5--J. NJ. Spillers, and 0. p. Bow
ser.
The following gentlemen were elected to
represent the county in the Convention at
Mansfield, to nominate n candidate for lis
trict Attorney, viz: For the county at
large-Capt. 4. L. Franks; Precinct No. l.
Col. JnO. NJ. Stemmons and L. G. I. Ken.
DALI No. &c. H. Patrick and William
Sprowls No. 9-Col Geo. Wilson and
Judge W. H. lIord; No. Al. NJ. Salmons
and j. s. Stroller; No. 81. NJ. spillcrs
and Alfred Fisher
On motion, he Convention proceeded TO !
nominate candidate to represent Dallas
cousty in the Legislature. The names Of
Maj Jno. Henry Brown, Jno. II. Cochran
and Henry Sweet, were placed in nomina.
ton, each of whom addressed the Conven-
ton briefly. On the first ballot, Maj. j.
II. Brown received 80 votes, Mr.. Cochran
10 votes, and Mir. Sweet 10 votes.
On motion of j. II. Cochran, the omina-
ion of j. II. Brown was made unanimous.
Ballots were then taken for candidates
FOR County Treasurer, and County Survey
~, which resulted in the election OF Martin
v Cole for Treasurer, on the second bal
OF, and N. A. Keen for Surveyor.
A motion was made TO instruct the dele
gates TO Mansfield to vote for Capt r. S.
iuy for District Attorney, which met with
trcug opposition, but was finally carried.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
nae die.
GEORGE WILSON, Chairman.
v. II. LENNON, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

tbs CotsrT Cosvnf4ios The proceed.
lnra or tho Dallas County Democratic Con.
venilon Lost Saturday viii he fopn In oar
present Issue. John Henry brown was
nominated for the T. glsleturo BY two
thirds vote on the first ballot. His opPo.
btnts, Mcssrs. Sweet aud Coo bran, very
gracefully gave In lheir adhesion mud no
M feeling whatever vas txhiblled. Tho
generous card Of Mr.. Cochran will be found
In our columns, and We can answer for our
friend Sweet that ho will give the nominee
n very cordial support. Mr.. Brown has
both talents and experience, and will nakc,
we think, an excellent member. We COM
mend him to the counties Of Collin and
Tarran,. hlessrs. Cole and Keen were
nom mated respectively for the Offices Of
County Treasurer and County Surveyor,
both Of whom, we are told, are well quail
fed for the positions. There was change
Of programme on Saturday morning with
regard to the candidates for District AT
torney, which took many persons BY sur
prise. Messrs, Aldridge and Bower do
clined and Messrs. Ault and Guy came fer
ward as candidates for that important Of
fee. Both of these gentlemen are well
qualified for discharging the duties Of this
office, but upon resoution of instruction
being offered, 1t appeared that Capt. Guy
was the favorito Of this county by deci-
ded majority, and instructions were car.
red for him. 1t is understood that Mi.
Ault 10 still n candidate before the Mans
field Convention. Should either DO select
cd, We may feel assured of faithful and
efficient District Attorney. The candi.
dates, now in the field, are Mcssrs, Hanna
of Fort Worth, and Guy aud AUX of this
county.
We think the choice of this county for
Congress should have been expressed, so
that we might have supported the nomi-
nee, whoever he might have been, but the
Convention, in its wisdom, thought other
wise, and we go with it, taking no side
among the contestants. We are happy to
believe that either Of them would make us
IN efficient and faithful member of Con-
gress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
,,iasn,l,mer Mn,nhirs.

The hot solar rays that rpen tho haryess generate
many distressing diseases Tfthc liver DO Mt all pr.
disposed TO Irregularities this Il The season In which
bilious attacks may be anticipated 4 weak siom.
ach too, Is weakest In the summer mou his and the
loss iylalliy through tho pores by excessive peis
plrnton IL NO great that Wholesome tonic, csmbln'
Ing also The properties ola dlflua'yc siimulnnt and
gentle exhllarant, Is In many cues necessary 10
health, aud under no circumstances should bc dis.
lcnscd with by the sIckly and dcbilitaicd. or all
tho preparations Intended thus TO rofresh, sustain,
and fortlfy the human frame, there " mono that will
compare with HOstettor's Celebrated Stomach Bit-
era. They have been Weighed In the balance Of ex.
poriencs and not found wanting have bron recom-
niended from the first great medicinal specific,
not rs a beverage aud In spite ofnicrcsted opposi
tim from innumerable quarters, stand, aiicr tween.
~ years trial, at the head OF all proprietary mcdi-
ones intended for the prevention and cure Of all or
binary complaints Of tho stomach, the liver, the
bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy districts
bordering the great rivers Of California, IIos,tters
stomach Bitters may be cassed ma the standard one
for every species of intermittent remttent fever.
The people who inhahit those districts, place tho
most implicit confidence In the preparatlou-a con-
hdencc that Is increased every year by the resuls of
its opera ton.
AS Littcts. 30 called OF the most perncious char
arier, arc ppringng M like fungi on every side, tho
frauds Ash for uostetter's Biters that the In
bel etc are correct, and remember that the genuine
article Is mover sold In bulk, but In bottles only.
43.lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
Say' The Rev. r, A, Mood D. D, of Chap.

ny The Rev. r, 4, Mood D. D. Of Chap
pal Hill, Texas, is now in our city for
the purpose of setting FORTH the condition
and progiess OF the Texas University, pro-
posed by the Five Annual Conferences OF
this State, tho location of which is soon to
be decided by the church commissioners
We hope our men of business and enter
prise will give this subject their attention,
MS the location of this grand Institution
here would be of almost incalculaole bcne-
1T to our city and We ure told that the
proper exertions on the part of our citi-
zens may secure IL.
lie will preach on Sunday tomorrow
at the Methodist Church at half past o
o'clock, A. N, on the subject Of Christian
Education.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Go Clara 8 Bryaa's to get your Boots
and SHOES. I29if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Find the latest styles of Clothing al
Clark & Bryans. 120tE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ssy~We have heard that reports ave
gone ont that our friend Judge Good, has
withdrawn from the canvass for Cons resi-
in faydr of Col. Culberson.- We are re-
\uestcl by that gentleman, in Justice to
k,irself and the other caadidales, TO say
| that there is no truth whatever in this re.
port. Judge Good entertains the kindliest
feelings toward all the candidates in the
field and is taking no part for either. We
have only TO add that this is right and
proper and much TO his credit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

REPAIRING
or ssli Kinds. promptly done.
Thankful 'ior the patronage bestowed
aVan him heretofore, he respectfully soiicils
continuance % ibe same.
JAS. 7. CAREY.
Daiiss jaaasry 2Sih, 1871 --20ff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
AN ORDINANCE

Supplementary 70 an Ordinance entitled an
"OrdinaBcs defining and Proriding for fke
abatement Of Auisancss.9
sEc. I. .Sei ordained By The csig Council
Of The cir ef DalIas That all That territory
within the corporate limits u the City Of
Dallss lying between jackson and Walnut
streets, the hast side Of Water street and
low water mark Of the Trinity river, is
hereby declared 10 be public place, and
ID shall be unlawful for any person 70 de-
posit on said territory any ezcrfmcnf, or
any offensive or fetii matter, or anything
likely to become sueh. Any person viola
ting the provisions Of this section shall be
deemed the author Of nuisance, and on
conviction thereof, before the Mayer, shall
be lined in any cum not les fiisn one nor
mort than ten dollars.
SEC. ?. That this ordinance shall lake
eject ard be in force from aud after IFS
passage and cns publication
Approved Jaly pa. is73 Published
August Sd, 49,
rs ERrAY M.,or.
tlfrr u s fjriLr. Src-v.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
DY AUTHORITY.
ordinances Of the City Of Dallas.

An Ordinance regulating .dpetoa .SaIes upon
the Public Square
$50. /. Be il ordained By The Gty CoHaci,
Of ahe City Of Dallas, That it shall be I'M
iawfui for any person TO sell at public out
cry on the public streets or public square
of said city, any goods, wares or merchan-
disc; Provided, that nothing herein con-
tainei shall interfere with the ri ght OF
any administrator or civil officer in the
discharge Of his official duties; and, Pro-
vided further, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall prevent the sale Of stock, We
hicles or machinery of any kind. Any
person violating the provisions of this sec
ton shall, upon conviction thereof before
The Mayor, be find in any sum not less
than five nor more than one hundred dol
lars.
SEC. ,. That whereas an emergency Is
hereby declared to exist, this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage aud approval.
Passed and approved July Oh, 1872.
Published August Sd, 1872.
II. S. ERVAf, Mayor.
Attest: X. s. DRuLr, Ses'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

CO. Building on Elm Street is going
/ ahead rapidly. There are number Of
hew houses there whom the terminus has
! brought to our town. Among the number
we find our good friend, J. /. Leonard, of
the Banking house of Adams & Leonard,
whose card viii appear in our next is
sue. We can and do most cordially CON-
mend this firm 10 our friends. We have
knn.Mn-h ut the "Terminus' for years, and
none bear a better reputation. Phese gen.
tlemen are located on the corner of Elm
. and Austin SITS.