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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

Harris Cong-Seyeral prominent
railway magnaies aIe in Houston, 10
consult with the stockholders OF the
Houston and Texas Central IN regard 10
railroad matters, All tho roads Of tho
state were opresented, The eXour'
sionsts over the Iron Mountain route
arrived IN Houston, Thursday
report Of the school system Of the ooun'
", has been made, II shows lhirty-one
schools in operation, of which four are
eolored, TOTAL school fund S3,0l3,
There are O6s scholastic children en-,
rolled, aud nearly three hundred not
enumerated, The school fund was ap.
portioned at the rate of $3.50 for each
child
LimesioHs Comig-We CLEAN the fol,
lowing crop report from the Ledger ,
From all we can hear the corn, cat and
wheat crops are doing finely. outside Of
the hail districts (Which are not very
extensive IN area, and the cotton but
poorly. Much cotton Is just now COM,
ing up having been but recently plant
ed,--Tho planters whose cotton was
destroyed by hail, are said to be troub,
led TO got other seed for planting, but
we suppose they will succeed, 1.-The
small grain crop was never better Mt
this season of the year The fruit
crop Is very promising, especially the
peaches and grapes, SOME Of our
very best orchards were ruined by the
hail during the last two weeks
Graysoa COlmtH--Preparatons are
being made TO extend thetelcgrnph line
from Denison TO Fort Stockton, Fort
Davis and FL Passo, where II will con.
meet with New Mexico, Araaonia and to
California About twenty tramps
slept in box cars nj the Denison depot
Wednesday night, They came from
Kansas and left Tor the south Mt day.
light----'rhe Crcsset predicts that work
will soon begin on the Red river and
Rio Gande road from Denison.-
Densonians are certainly troubled with
spirits Nearly u half dozen spiritual
lists have lectured in that city within a
ieW weeks The Cresset says Mr. j.
$, Allingham and party returned to-day
from their coal prospecting trip and
reported their complete success, They
found coal on Major Sibblcs farm about
five miles northeast of Savoy and thir
teen miles east OF Denison. They first
struck coal Mt II depth Of about fifty feet
and at one hundred feet they struck It
very large vein of good quality, rs the
samples shown to us testify The shaft
is within two miles of the 'rransconti
mental railway, and arrangements will
be at once perfected for further devel
opment of the mine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13
My pretty Jane, my pretty Jane,
Oh, do not LOOK so shy
Your teeth are white rs snow-drlfts,
Thesr beauty charms my eye;
And also, thanks to SOHODONT,
Your breath's rs sweet as rye.
The DebrIs of the sYsiem

NJ ust either pass through its natural chan
nels of exit, the bowels, the kidneys and the
pores, or, in default thereof poison and dis
order the fluids Of the system In order to
effect the complete expulsion of this dan
gerous refuse, the organs through which 1t
passes OF must be active and unrestricted
Fortunately there is certain means Of
rendering them 80 when they are not. Hos.
letters stomach Bltters stimulate the action
of The excretory organs, and by dltluslng
general warmth through the circulation, en-
courage the moderate perspiration. By this
triple effect the exodus OF the focal aud
other waste matters are encouraged. uAJ the
system freed from peril it wouli ot .ctwise
incur. The action OF the bowels which iol.
lows the use of this bene1cent Alternative is
easy aud unaccompanied by gripping, and
Its stlmulative effect upon the urinary or
gans very conducive to their local health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13
Some BOttOm-A Colt Races win n
Passenger Train,

From a passenger on the Central yes
terday, we learn that colt about three
years old undertook to outrun the
down passenger train from Thompson
station. He kept up with the train
from Thompson's to Gum Island, dis
lance of five miles, the train running ut
full speed (thrcc minutes to o mile). At
Gum Island he came up to the engine
looked at it awhile, as if satisii ed Of his
antagonists power ofspood, and started
quickly back to Thomps on's, clc sely
watched by the passengers until he was
out Of sight. That colt certainly has a
good bottom, and doubtless with trains
ingwould make fine turier. Some Of
tho passengers offered fifty and one
hundred dollars for him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

The relations between some of the
Georgia democratic leaders is anything
but cordial Governor Brown has
charged that General Gordon sold out
the democracy during the progress of
the electoral count. General Gordon
denied the charge, and Brown has reit>
Grated it, That this issue should have
arisen, must be deeply regretted, espe.
cially by the people of louisiana and
South Carolina, whose interest we know
that General Gordon and Mr.. Lamar, of
Mississippi, consulted when they adopt.
ed their line of action in relation to the
electoral count If anybody is to be
censured in this matter, Governor Tilden
and his eastern lieutenants with. A. S.
Hewitt at their head, me the men.
The southern democrats, among the
most conspicuous of whom were Cor
don and Lamar, won the presidential
election, but Governor Tilden and his
eastern chiefs were too deficient in
pluck and common manliness to main
tain what was gained. General Cor.
don, as well as other southern leaders
and papers, soon saw this; they under
stood also that the south was in no con-
dition to institute revolution, and
they proceeded to make with Hayes
the best terms they could for the south,
and the most important of the stipula.
tions was that federal Interference
should cease in the LEGAL affairs of Louis
lana and South Carolina. The New Or.
leans Democrat was the first paper in
the south TO advocate this line of &C.
ton, and we are entirely satisfied that
we were right. The people of the
south, and particularly OF Louisiana
and South Carolina, will regard the at
tack of Governor Brown upon Gener.
al Gordon on this point as instigated
by political jealousy and ambition
There was no weakening of the line of
the southern democrats until the whole
eastern line acquiesccd in the surren.
der by Tilden and Hewitt New Or.
leans Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

THE Henderson and Overton railroad
imbroglio is attracting some attention
in the state. But no one has yet said
that the iron put down is not, as
charged by the Gaivestoniaa, the old
worn-out iron of the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson railroad. Let the
gentlemen implicated deny that it is,
and let them say further that the iron
put down is new and of good average
quality, and the trouble ends sat once.
Otherwise, mo fellow" can predict what
will be done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

The situation remains essentially
the same in Asia Minor. kilograms
from Muhktar pasha confirm the Rus
sian account Of the battle near Kars as
having been limited in extent. They
refer to the rumor of siege of Kars
having been begun. The Russian adj
vance on BatGum has been delayed by
heavy weather 1t is not probable
that we shall bear OF anything definite
in Asia Minor until next week, about
which time the Russian advance par
ties will, in all probability, be under
the walls of Er2etoum. From the whole
character Of their operations, striking
out in widely radiating lines, it is
clear that the Russiansin Asia Minor
are very well supplied with Cossacks
aud other cavalry, while all the re-
ports agree that their artillery is nu-
merous and heavy. One feature of the
Russian cavalry, not generally known,
will account for the great superiority
of the artillery which accompanies
them. Every Russian drag0on, Cos
sack, or other cavalier is provided
with II stout lasso and trained in the
lasso drill in order 10 neip heavy guns
out of trouble. In the Crlmean war,
on more than one occasion, the Rus
slams brought twenty-four Founders
into the field in this manner, with rs
many rs twenty horses hitched in the
teams and Cossacks helping with their
drag-ropes. In 1914, when Napoleon
beat the Russians near P.rls i'll Il
heavy rain storm, General Osten Sack
en- saved all his guns, in spite of the
fearful state of the roads, by putting
fifty cuirassiers with their drag.ropes
to each gun and caisson. This habit
has accustomed the Russian cavalry to
take plenty of artillery with them,
and accounts for much Of their superb
GRITTY over the Turks in Asia.-.Nep
York GTdphic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

THE C6mia-Journal, of the Sth has an
article under the caption Of "Our Cons
munications with Texas" Now as be-
tween Louisville and st. Louis we have
but little if any preference, and pro-
pose to permit these two cities to settle
the question of advantages as they may.
We are only interested in the fact that
the business of the state has grown to
the extent that it has become q matter
of Importance to all the commercial
cities of the county. Let them each
look out for their communications with
Texas. It's not our affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

TON BowLEs says Governor Dick Hub.
bard weighs three hundred and seven
ty-five pounds, and will be hard to roll
out of the gubernatorial path. That
Pamela Watchmdn will surely come to
some bad end before long DALLAS
HERALD.
You call him Bowles few times
more, and you'll see what will happen.
-[TSler Democrat
True, Hamilton, we are rs mad as the
devil when he loses sinner, and think
Barlow oughtHto apologize but then,
you see, Hamilton, we have no disposi>
ton to try to force an apology, because
we were out at Dallas the other day
and while there called on Barlow and
found him to be almost as big" man
as Hubbard Pamela Wdtehmdn.
Now, Tummas, Tummas, we can hold
out no longer, and generously volunteer
the'apology, and if ever we offend thy
great ancestor Joe" again, we'll try to
suage down to the neighborhood of your
size, to give you chance But there's
Hubbard yet as large as before. and he
isn't rolled (Bowled) out yet. What
~. ,,su going to do about IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

NOTICE OF APPOIMTMENTIOF AID.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hereby given
That on the 2ith day of March, A. u. lS77,
letters OF administration were granted To
the undersigned by the County Court OF Dial =
las county, Texas, upon tile estate OF Bar.
bara Il. Dempsy, deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate OF Inc said
deceased are required To present the same To
me Tor acceptance or rejection, within
twelve months after the date above or pay
nent thereof shall be- postponed until tile
clalms Which have been presented within
said twelve months and allowed by me, aud
approved by the County Judge, or esiab-
llshed by SUIT, shall have been first entirely
paid. SAMUEL VII. Ndministrator
McCoy Mccoy, Attorneys for Admins
u"'or' apr2lwlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

THE Neics isn't in any better humor
with Commodore Morgan now than it
was at the time he so triumphantly
swooped down on Mr. Dodge's "little
game, month or so since. The issue
of the third mortgage bonds bothers
it, One thing the N,cs may put down
as certain, and that is, the "astute old
commodore" knows exactly what he is
about, md, further, that his present in.
vestment will not be sacrificed by any
future neglect of the road or its inter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

This institution whnasting Paddock,
become great favorite with who isn't
and girlsaf anu -is bIylp be opeihhe
food crop prospects: Don't
"Never, in the history Of Texas has
the outlook for an abundant crop of
every product which can be grown in
the soil, been more fattering and en-
couraeiDg. The grasshoppers, which,
for a time, hung like an impending
menace over the wheat fields, have taken
wings and flown away, leaving but faint
reminders of their presence. In this
connection we may say that their RAYS
ages in Texas have always been greatly
exaggerated. Occasionally they destroy
wheat field, and a great hue and cry
Is raised against them, and the changes
are rung upon il far and near by inter-
ested parties, actuated by selfish mo-
tites. The damage done BY them is not
greater than Is done by simple rain or
wind and not as much as by hail
storm. 4f .
Now. pad. g,old boy. don't you know
It's rank treason TO say that sort Of
thing7 See. Tue HERALD has been lit
orally squelched for its timerity in say
ing the same thing three weeks since.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

MAJOR PENIS parrot is fine bass
singer. While passing the majors res
idence this morning, while some fine
singing was going on, the parrot, on the
porch, was singing bass to perfection
[Jimpkcute.
The parrot is also an evangelist, and
now We have regular Moody and
Sankey affair Of it at home. viii the
church papers insist upon the ordina-
ton of the pair, whether or no2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

Waco covered herself with glory on
the 10th. The report OF their great
Mai.fest, as published by the Eramiacn
reveals the magnitude of the cele bra
ton and the enterprise of the citizens,
The Examiner sreport is very full, and ex.
ceedingly well written, rejecting infinite
credit upon the management Of that
able journal. Well done, Waco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

WILLIAM ALLEN, Of Ohio, has retired
from political life, Being defeated for
governor by espousing the greonback
cause, he has concluded TO quit, He
has been an old war horse and voted
the democratic ticket, bat his idea of
democracy did not receive the endorse,
ment of the party, and hence he has
gone home to study philosophy.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING ;iij.;iiMAY 10.

"6RAST has swung around to New
York, lie leaves for the seat Of war
next week. - Courier Jownai
Probably he's gone to preach "Let US
have peace" TO the combatants over
there, More probable, however, he's
gone 10 urge on the conflict, as has
been his wont for the past sixteen years
in the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13
A String of En-,

Herald In Kars2 Mukhtar Pasha
in Kars? That's Poti place. He'd
bettor Scutari finds Tn Er2oroum Wid>
den for the opposing army, and give
the old Bucharest who commands it
after Russian so far to meet him. Then
he could Aidos if he Butaau the import.
ance of forwarding a cable telegram
direct giving full details. That would
be the Bosphorus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

A GOOD many people have reached
for" the scalp'lock of tho Comancho
Chief lately We haven't heard that
any one has been successful yet, and MS
matters stand now, our friend has a
pretty good chance to carry that little
adjournment with him "over the river" or
under the daisies" whichever suits his
craftsmanship
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

Boston says beans; The nutmeg pop.
ulaton claim that they have collective.
ly invented "bean sandwiches" That
may be possible but Boston, says the
Post, has never surrendered its royalty
on beans, and without its permission the
bean sandwich ought not to be allowed
in dietary economy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

Certain ladies want to behold the
man Carter who boasts that he can
waltz four hours in succession. Its he
a Frenchman German, or some new
What-is-H, as no Anglo Saxon ever
went through aperformance like this,
and il he could, Barnum would make
fortune from his exhibition before as
tonished young ladies.
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Sig Lin st.. Dallas, Texas

THE STATE OF TEXA S-To all person
L interested in the guardianship OF the
state of Susie j. and Cora f.. Johnson, mi
nurs q, W. CJOteS, Guardian, has filed, i'm
the County Court OF Dallas COUNTY. his final
exhibit OF the cond nton of said estate, to-
gether with his application to he discharged
therefrom, which Will be- lie ard at the next
term OF Said court, commencing ON the third
Monday In May, y. d. ls5T, NJ the Court
mouse, in the City of Dallas, NJ which time
all persons Interested in said Guardianship
may appear and contest said application II
they see proper
Witness, a. llarwood, Comfy Clerk of Dali
las County, Texas Given under my
hand, and the Seal OF said Court, nj
office, In City uf Dallas, this nth day
March, \. ID. 1871.
A.HARWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

"There are 100000 bar.maids in Great
Britain" says an exchange If the
fashion should 90 much farther than
some exhibited at an evening party not
long since, we shall soon have nothing
but tare.maids in this country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

Danbury News: An urohin, whose
shoes looked as if they were soon to be
shed, looking at sign of blue>glass in
one of the windows, was heard to oh.
serve: more stuff to run into feller's
foot.
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Telling Tales out of school.

National Republican; From present
indications it seems as though the COM
promise, and perhaps the only way to
the speakers chair, will be via the
Southern Pacific road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-13

1HH mild hammered Statesman devotes
itself to the Blenders. In fact, it is on
the Bender notwithstanding it is a
famous prohibitionist, and lately put
its foot into it up to the knee.
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STATE OFiTEXAS.

1t gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state. Pullmahs
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. y 7. ny
at i. m; Hannibal ut IL u. M, and Sedalla
at 6:23 p. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous'
ton without change Connection Is also made
ut sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points. =,
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. " 4. at DenisOn for 1t. Louis Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas IA
cihc at Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
phis, and all points East and Southeast, ana
ht Houston with the g., II. x ). A, for saA
Antonio, tho g., III. X IL. tor Galveston, the
Texas " New orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Tor vi points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool " Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's 1feedoIu
nom dust and heat on account oil the nature
oil the soil anu the open prairie country Over
which 1t passes, with It's cooling sen breeze,
pleasant scenery of broad praifies, DeautlIui
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especlalig
desirable and advantageous 10 Travellers anu
Shippers III preference To others, u,,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday, Mt 2:2O p. m, Houston ~
$50 y. m, Hearne at 2:25 p. M, Dallas 'o1 u
IN, and Denlson at ll:I5 II. IN.
Buy Your Tickets and Shin Your Freight
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four,lino Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column for Twenty FIVE OcutS, ana
nj The rate Of Five Cents per Limo for each
subsequent insertion,
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constantly being discovered and new prop
rT,ies developed from those NlrHldy knuNn,
For CItnTi lhf most potent remrl} got
Uncovered ls W. "a seb rninUh hemfdF,
iiH iiicHHF b % hrl 10 tested mo many ihfu'
sand cases Win unlf rm suco ~, tdttA ihN
readily yielded in 10 IN confirmed, on OBJ
stinate eases, M, ricirsh Golden Medical
Dis oyery should hH takan 10 connection
with the ue of the caiurfh II NEEDY, Ful
particulars IN Pierot's Memorandum liopks'
fhey ARE given away 10y hrupglsh.
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Time may have whllenoi your looks hut
science can restore their former color
TUFTS Hair bye ~ a wonderful triumph Of
chemistry, ltsaction truly magietl, ~
single thai viii prove once, Is Mnrra,
street, New York, lnyl92W
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
nv fhn
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents nave
been establishing by this Company. wnere
information may be had concerning no'
orally:
+, l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadw y, MY.
Gen. j. Il. RO ERrS0N, Pass. 4 lmmlgII" .
ton Agent lib N. Third street, st. L0uls,MlSSi
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass Agent "l
Clark street, Chioaso, Ill. ~,
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,NV'
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio. ,,
j. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Ageh'
Chattanooga, Tenn. an.
Information may also lie had Mt the asvpp
cies OF the NJ. X. " II. Railway, In New iOIHs s
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St'lou''
j.. WALDO,
Gent Pass. & Freight Agt, Houston leAH''
j. DURAND, -,
GenT snpt., Houston, Texas. ian2slm
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THWO well,known gentlemen Of this Guy
i viii leave Monday of Tuesi next iur
a ton dag strip 10 Gay county Ia y would
Ike 10 nave another com phnloh 10 lessen
expenses. Apph to Herald ONCE, may
A GARDENER wishes u place IN the CITY,
n t1wurk M garden, IN connection vita
which lac IL Wiling ana able 10 attend To
any hOuNc wu X, Hs taking care Of huls ~,
COWS, etc Good accommodations. Inquire
ut tAe Herald ONCE, j. = may Hot
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WET NuRSE--For an infant thIce
w months old. A good home and COED
wnges 10 healthy woman. Apply at tho
Herald Office. moh3O-u
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Wante Boarding.

DRINATE BOARDING.-Fir st.class Day
l. Beard, or Board and Lodging, for gentle
men, AT the Bryan House, Lamar street.
nnrOh LIN
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For Sale.

GAMBLE RO0M-StoclS and fixtures OF n
- neat sample room, in good location,
cheap for cash. Owner desires to leave the
State. Address "M., Herald office. l32t
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rhYaIoiNna md hMrgeons.

Jno. II. MC,ton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, ofice Yer Firsl National Bank. Resi-
enca corner san Jaont0 ana HAYWOOD ats.
alias, Texas Calls to the country promptly
tttndod, n0t2hlm
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I,ANVAsSElls-A few COED men To can
y vnfs for INNS manual OF Social ana Bu'
siurs, Forms, Call or address j, ". strong,
general agent, lU3 Lamar street, Dallas,
Texas. apr27-lm
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NOR RENT-Several nice, comfortable
L residences, situated IN pleasant,
healthy ncighborhood and convenient 10
the buSincs center. Inquire Of j. f. Muir
ply y Co., Real Estate Agents, No. 100 La
mar street. mRyA-tl
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor IN Bankruptcy United states Dln'
trict Court ~ Tyler, once, Az elm street
Dnllns, Texas, Speciality IN all matters IN
ban Rruptcy, Proofs OF debt taken through
out the United States. Charges reasonable
septgIdlm
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ID OOMS 10 RENT-With or without board,
IL double or single beds; II healthy lOca-
ton. Inquire Mt Lone STIR House, Di3 Main
street, one block east of the Markethouse,
lnny3.d5w